i own a htc universal pda phone (wm6, 3.6" vga display, keyboard) and while the device is great and there are lots of apps (even office, microsoft or softmaker), it is in no way a replacement for a subnotebook but rather a complement to it.
but then again there is good investment return in peak load powerplants like pump storage powerplants, especially when coupled with a nuke powerplant. they can be loaded using the cheapest electricity availiable and they can sell at the peak load (the most expensive electricity).
build better reactors. spent fuel is still fine for some of the reactor types, some really bad elements can stay in the reactor or be transmutated and the waste of those reactors should be safe after a much shorter amount of time.
doesn't that depend on the reactor type? the chernobyl RBMK was operated at 20% power without shutting down and had a runaway reaction after a scram because of bad control rod design. marine propulsion reactors afair also can change their output power fast.
dynamics what? microsoft has bought a lot of business software (navision, axapta, great plains etc) and calls them all dynamics. they are still extremly different under the hood.
yep, he pretty much was the coolest russian head of state of at least a century. flying a jet fighter, black belt in judo, promises of blasting terrorists even in their toilets.
the old fashioned way was already defeated in ww2, just put lots of barbed wire on the top of the armour, that is often sufficient enough to substantially weaken the shaped charge.
that is the reason why modern tanks use apfsds as antitank weapons.
dao is the chinese sabre (katana is a japanese sabre), jian is the chinese sword. a sword has a straight double edge blade, a sabre has a curved single edge blade.
so a lightsabre isn't, it is a lightsword actually.
you only pay someone to be watched when you go to a show or watch models on a sex cam site. otherwise you pay someone for an exactly defined service. you pay money, your get your service, period. as long as your employees get their jobs done - providing their services you hired them for to you - it is not your business to interfere.
it is strange that some people believe, that as long as they pay they may behave like assholes they are. but you'll learn that not everyone thinks so the hard way: you will have to pay more for your business than non-assholes do.
remember cyrix, idt and transmeta? they used to make x86 cpus. where are they now? remember the prices of pentium 2 cpus back then when amd was nearly dead? remember, how reluctant the mainboard manufacturers were with started the production of athlon motherboards because intel had too much power? the first motherboards made by gigabyte even were labeled as noname.
make a disassembly of an ak-47 and a sig 552 then you'll see it. the bolt system is practically identical. there are also other small parts like the magazine holder.
sig 550 is not as good as an example because it has a spring moved.
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a scythe ninja cooler costs about 30 euros and is big enough to passive cool the lower end core 2 duo cpus.
i own a htc universal pda phone (wm6, 3.6" vga display, keyboard) and while the device is great and there are lots of apps (even office, microsoft or softmaker), it is in no way a replacement for a subnotebook but rather a complement to it.
but then again there is good investment return in peak load powerplants like pump storage powerplants, especially when coupled with a nuke powerplant.
they can be loaded using the cheapest electricity availiable and they can sell at the peak load (the most expensive electricity).
build better reactors. spent fuel is still fine for some of the reactor types, some really bad elements can stay in the reactor or be transmutated and the waste of those reactors should be safe after a much shorter amount of time.
if a group of people wants plutonium so badly they just build a reactor which can be refuelled without shutting down (like CANDU).
doesn't that depend on the reactor type?
the chernobyl RBMK was operated at 20% power without shutting down and had a runaway reaction after a scram because of bad control rod design.
marine propulsion reactors afair also can change their output power fast.
a scrammed reactor still produces decay heat for quite a while, even spent fuel does it.
dynamics what?
microsoft has bought a lot of business software (navision, axapta, great plains etc) and calls them all dynamics. they are still extremly different under the hood.
yep, he pretty much was the coolest russian head of state of at least a century.
flying a jet fighter, black belt in judo, promises of blasting terrorists even in their toilets.
the old fashioned way was already defeated in ww2, just put lots of barbed wire on the top of the armour, that is often sufficient enough to substantially weaken the shaped charge.
that is the reason why modern tanks use apfsds as antitank weapons.
what about lead coolant? afair there were some russian submarines with lead cooled reactors.
what about molten salt or candu reactors? afair they can both go on spent lwr fuel.
thinkpads were manufactured by lenovo years before the takeover.
dao is the chinese sabre (katana is a japanese sabre), jian is the chinese sword.
a sword has a straight double edge blade, a sabre has a curved single edge blade.
so a lightsabre isn't, it is a lightsword actually.
try wm6, it is much better. wm5 is utter crap.
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you are a shining light here on slashdot.
you only pay someone to be watched when you go to a show or watch models on a sex cam site.
otherwise you pay someone for an exactly defined service. you pay money, your get your service, period. as long as your employees get their jobs done - providing their services you hired them for to you - it is not your business to interfere.
it is strange that some people believe, that as long as they pay they may behave like assholes they are. but you'll learn that not everyone thinks so the hard way: you will have to pay more for your business than non-assholes do.
iran has supposedly reverse-engineered northrop f-5e for building the hesa azarakhsh. f-14 would be the next step.
remember cyrix, idt and transmeta? they used to make x86 cpus. where are they now?
remember the prices of pentium 2 cpus back then when amd was nearly dead?
remember, how reluctant the mainboard manufacturers were with started the production of athlon motherboards because intel had too much power?
the first motherboards made by gigabyte even were labeled as noname.
i don't want those times back.
the difference is, with the knife it gets close and personal. much more difficult than pulling the trigger.
and i say that as someone who likes to shoot and also likes iaido.
caffeine, not coffee.
enjoy a cup of good japanese green tea - it is healthy in general and tasty too.
vista sidebar does work on windows xp, although it is a hack.
make a disassembly of an ak-47 and a sig 552 then you'll see it. the bolt system is practically identical. there are also other small parts like the magazine holder.
sig 550 is not as good as an example because it has a spring moved.
their modern stg90 is basically an ak-47 with a spring moved to a different place, longer barrel and built to the swiss perfection.
not really smarter. nature seems pretty stupid, given how much time it needs to achieve such technical progress.