If net neutrality goes it will be like trying to start a transport business if the roads were owned by a consortium of existing providers - who were allowed to charge you or impose travel and route restrictions as they liked
This will be regulated to hell the first time one of their Muslim drivers fills one with explosives and flies into a state capitol building. They aren't putting up all those anti-vehicle barriers just to have the taxi drivers fly over them.
Why can't we replace Muslims with robots, then deactivate them? The happiness will be much more than the pain
The thing is that Muslims are directly opposed to Asimov's 3 laws of robotics.
They go round killing people for no good reason
They will harm themselves to kill an infidel
They don't recognize any court or police force that supports rights of non-Muslims
Our school was given an old computer by a company upgrading to a Pdp8. We learned Eliot 803 autocode before many school kids saw a computer:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/s...
Desalination of seawater by reverse osmosis is an old hat. The main challenge from an energy POV is the high pressure differential (and the flow, of course) needed. This won't change much with a new membrane.
Of course, a new membrane might have other desirable properties (cost, robustness, whatever), so every new option is a Good Thing, but the abstract suggests that graphene is something new here. It isn't. Just one more tool in an old chest.
That's what they're hoping from TFA:
"When the capillary size is around one nanometre, which is very close to the size of the water molecule, those molecules form a nice interconnected arrangement like a train," Dr Nair explained.
"That makes the movement of water faster: if you push harder on one side, the molecules all move on the other side because of the hydrogen bonds between them. You can only get that situation if the channel size is very small."
...
"This is our first demonstration that we can control the spacing [of pores in the membrane] and that we can do desalination, which was not possible before. The next step is to compare this with the state-of-the-art material available on the market," said Dr Nair.
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If net neutrality goes it will be like trying to start a transport business if the roads were owned by a consortium of existing providers - who were allowed to charge you or impose travel and route restrictions as they liked
That's why they should ban the burqa. The terrorists are the only ones that won't be tracked.
"Joseph Thomas had worked slightly less than five months at Uber when he killed himself. "
He went from happy engineer to suicide in less than five months?
It can happen for all sorts of reasons, not all related to job stress.
Though XMP was developed by Adobe it is now an ISO standard. Also almost every editor or camera will include XMP data, not just photoshop
This will be regulated to hell the first time one of their Muslim drivers fills one with explosives and flies into a state capitol building. They aren't putting up all those anti-vehicle barriers just to have the taxi drivers fly over them.
Why can't we replace Muslims with robots, then deactivate them? The happiness will be much more than the pain
The thing is that Muslims are directly opposed to Asimov's 3 laws of robotics.
They go round killing people for no good reason
They will harm themselves to kill an infidel
They don't recognize any court or police force that supports rights of non-Muslims
In Preparation For Model 3, Tesla Plans To Double the Size of Its Supercharger Network This Year
Great. Now the plug will be too big for older cars ;-)
Is this Fox News or Info Wars? No, so no it isn't Trump. p.s. The fact that this site has text on it should have given it away as well.
It's Mike Pence. He's worked out that Slashdot is the one part of the internet where he can guarantee he won't end up talking to a woman.
put the phone under a car tire. problem solved.
Just book a 12 inch journey on Uber
Our school was given an old computer by a company upgrading to a Pdp8. We learned Eliot 803 autocode before many school kids saw a computer: http://www.sciencedirect.com/s...
At the very least it proves the need for more research
But how many libraries of congress of land every hour is that?
I never realised that they played that much football in Louisiana.
Look at me! Look at me! I'm waving my arms! I'm yelling! Believe what I say!
Hey, is that you Donald?
They may have IP, but do they have TCP or UDP yet?
Well that's one thing that MPs are expert on: Giberish
...These get old fast, people.
Now, now, don't be ageist!
(ducks)
The worst video game imaginable has nothing on the Qur'an when it comes to causing violent behaviour
What telephone number do I dial to hail an "Uber" ? I do not have a so-called "smart" so-called "telephone".
0800-GET-F**KED:)
Well I called that and got a ride... it wasn't Uber though!
of real engineering. Sadly long gone.
... to China
Desalination of seawater by reverse osmosis is an old hat. The main challenge from an energy POV is the high pressure differential (and the flow, of course) needed. This won't change much with a new membrane.
Of course, a new membrane might have other desirable properties (cost, robustness, whatever), so every new option is a Good Thing, but the abstract suggests that graphene is something new here. It isn't. Just one more tool in an old chest.
That's what they're hoping from TFA:
"When the capillary size is around one nanometre, which is very close to the size of the water molecule, those molecules form a nice interconnected arrangement like a train," Dr Nair explained.
"That makes the movement of water faster: if you push harder on one side, the molecules all move on the other side because of the hydrogen bonds between them. You can only get that situation if the channel size is very small."
...
"This is our first demonstration that we can control the spacing [of pores in the membrane] and that we can do desalination, which was not possible before. The next step is to compare this with the state-of-the-art material available on the market," said Dr Nair.
Nintendo Switch Consoles Are Reportedly Warping When Docked
The headline sounds a lot better if you replace "Nintendo Switch Consoles" with "Federation Starships
Federation Starships Are Reportedly Warping When Docked
is still email.
Great Idea, I'll send an email to Florida for my next vacation
They will advertise cheap hotel rooms but those have the worst views of the garbage dump.
Even in a budget room I'd expect a good view of the garbage dump.
The Spike in pedestrian deaths makes me think of this.
public enum TrumpBoolean{ true, false, alternative_true }