The data from wiki answers is irrelevant. Semiconductor circuits do not use pure silicon. They use silicon with specific impurities to make it either electron rich or electron poor. It is the interaction of layers and channels of these different types of silicon that give silicon semiconductors their electrical properties.
Voice of America Bethany Station operated in Mason, OH for 50 years, right among a pretty large population (Mason is a suburb of Cincinnati). At it's peak the facility had three transmitters broadcasting with 250 kW, three broadcasting with 175 kW, and two transmitting with 50 kW. Plus it's right next to a 50 kW commercial antenna that's operated over 50 years.
Any links to cancer should be readily evident among the surrounding population. (I did a quick web search, but could find nothing about cancer stats for the area)
Don't worry about that. Disney also owns Touchstone, Miramax, Hollywood Pictures, ABC and ESPN. The original reason Disney bought Touchstone was to release non-G rated movies separate from the Disney label.
Touchstone, Hollywood and Miramax all release R-rated movies including the likes of Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, No Country for Old Men, Reservoir Dogs, The Crow and Con-Air.
is it really necessary to spend 3 times your development costs?
Why do you think Budweiser is the number one selling beer in the world? Is it because it's actually the best beer in the world or is it that they spend the most for marketing? From Anheiser-Busch 11/2008 3rd quarter report:
capital expenditures - 572 million
marketing - over 800 million
A 15 year maximum may be appropriate for negligent manslaughter. The legislation deals with FATAL accidents. But I don't see why this circumstance wouldn't be covered by current manslaughter laws.
Go to your slash dot preferences; Select "Discussions"; Select "Viewing"; check "Disable Sigs". (of course you have to be a subscriber, but you can still post as AC if you like.)
Sigs are like bumperstickers. Once in a while they are amusing, but usually they are irrelevant and irritating.
My thoughts exactly.
"she may have a rare medical condition that gives her an unfair advantage."
Like when basketball player is 7 feet tall and it gives them an unfair advantage?
Adblock will eventually be worked around on the server side when it becomes profitable to do so. Instead of serving the javascript and linked ad content, servers will just begin to resolve the advertising on the server side and merge it directly into the served content. YouTube and similar sites have already started doing this with ads that pop up directly in their content player.
Shane ONeill jumps to the conclusion that Bing's results are tainted based on 1 search. That's not a very good test strategy. Based on my results, the same assertion could be made against Google. As xtracto says, judge for yourself:
Question 1: why is google bad
Google results:
Google Bad On Privacy? Maybe It's Privacy International's Report That Sucks
Study: Google searches bad for environment
Is too much Google a bad thing? | Technology | guardian.co.uk
Google's Bad Karma
OpenDNS Blog  Google turns the page⦠in a bad way.
SEOmoz | Why a Google Monopoly is Bad for Search Marketers
Google's Bad Options - Conversation Starter - HarvardBusiness.org
The good and bad of Google Latitude on iPhone | Web Crawler - CNET...
Google Voice App Rejections Make Apple Look Bad - PC World
News results for why is google bad | Google Chrome OS: Good or bad idea for Google??
Bing results:
Operating systems News | Why Google Chrome OS is bad news for Windows
SEOmoz | Why a Google Monopoly is Bad for Search Marketers
Why Is Google Bad
Why Google is Bad
SEOmoz | What Makes a Good Web Directory, and Why Google Penalized...
Why is Google Web Accelerator bad? - Google Community
AdesBlog.com  Why Google Analytics might be bad for your...
SEO 2.0 | 7 Reasons Why Google Chrome, the New Google Browser is a bad idea
Why Google Gears Is Good News, Bad News For Microsoft - Microsoft Blog...
Why Googleâ(TM)s Web Accelerator Is Bad For Your Business
Question 2: why is microsoft bad
Google results:
Back to "What's So Bad About Microsoft?" - What's So Bad About...
IS MICROSOFT BAD?
BadVista â" BadVista
This domain name is for sale.
So Bad It Hurts: Classic Hits By Microsoft Songsmith
Why is Microsoft so bad at brand names for its products...
CNN - Microsoft: Bad security, or bad press? - September 28, 1999
Microsoft: Bad User Experience Is Cultural  SmoothSpan Blog
Why Metered Broadband Is Bad for Microsoft, Google & Us
Good Microsoft, Bad Microsoft
Bing results:
Why Microsoft Vista is Bad & BadVista Good (But FSF Bad)
Why Microsoft-Yahoo Would Be Bad News For Media - The Internets...
Why I hate Microsoft
Why a Microsoft Logo Makes a Bad Tattoo - Theres Got To Be A Pony In...
Microsoft Earnings: Why They Were A Bad Surprise - Tech Check with...
Why DRM Is Bad For Society: A Briefing For Microsoft
Why Opera's antitrust complaint against Microsoft is a bad idea
sungate.co.uk  Why Microsoft Word may be bad for your health
Why Microsoft Office Open Xml Is Bad
Why Metered Broadband Is Bad for Microsoft, Google & Us
Fox news and all the other 24 hour news channels have a lot of commentator shows, particularly in prime time. A lot of people responding here don't seem to recognize the difference between commentators and news.
Libertarians tend to want the government not making decisions for them, so on issues like drugs they appear to be left and issues affecting business they appear to be right. That's because the labels of "left" and "right" have been muddled up. They are conservative as in little government intervention in the lives of citizens.
Seems like somebody would be able to develop a mouthwash or gum containing chemicals that would bind to the target drug molecules so there would not be enough left for the nanoparticles to bind with.
While an attacker would have to already have compromised a system to insert malicious code into the BIOS, the attack prevents a defender from easily deleting an attacker's program or rootkit, the researchers said.
"You can remove the hard drive, trash it, and even reinstall the operating system," Sacco said. "This will still reinstall the rootkit." ...
BIOS attacks can be prevented by using the jumpers on many motherboards to block writing to the chips that store the system's instructions. In addition, some hardware security technologies, such as the Trusted Computing platform, could be used to check the integrity of the BIOS, preventing changes.
The article isn't really clear how the malicious code would be initially installed. Does the user have to run an executable that flashes the BIOS? Do you need root access?
Who do you think are the major stockholders of Exxon Mobile? Mutual funds. Most of the big mutual funds are designed for 10 - 30 year investments. Mutual fund managers will definitely consider long term plans and returns when they invest, and they have invested heavily in energy companies like Exxon Mobile.
It seems to me that burn speed would have a large influence on this. Has anyone ever seen a study comparing real world lifespans of discs burnt at different speeds?
also from Adrian Wong's TechARP article: "Even though branded CD-Rs from the likes of Kodak were expected to last longer, they appeared equally susceptible to failure as the cheap, no-brand CD-Rs."
But as stated above, this is just one person's experience, not any kind of comprehensive study. So I guess the bottom line is "your mileage may vary".
From the TechARP article, "Also, this isn't a properly "calibrated" test in that the samples are based on a mixed bunch of CD-Rs - from cheap no-brand CD-Rs all the way to premium Kodak and Mitsubishi CD-R media."
The 10% failure rate reported was from 1 person's experience copying old discs back to a hard drive. No mention was made of the CD hardware used or at what speed they were recorded at.
"Lets see, some person makes a "theme" that exploits a flaw in WebKit"
Could you explain to me why this would be a greater security risk than some person making a "theme" that exploits a flaw in Metacity?
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The data from wiki answers is irrelevant. Semiconductor circuits do not use pure silicon. They use silicon with specific impurities to make it either electron rich or electron poor. It is the interaction of layers and channels of these different types of silicon that give silicon semiconductors their electrical properties.
Voice of America Bethany Station operated in Mason, OH for 50 years, right among a pretty large population (Mason is a suburb of Cincinnati). At it's peak the facility had three transmitters broadcasting with 250 kW, three broadcasting with 175 kW, and two transmitting with 50 kW. Plus it's right next to a 50 kW commercial antenna that's operated over 50 years. Any links to cancer should be readily evident among the surrounding population. (I did a quick web search, but could find nothing about cancer stats for the area)
Don't worry about that.
Disney also owns Touchstone, Miramax, Hollywood Pictures, ABC and ESPN. The original reason Disney bought Touchstone was to release non-G rated movies separate from the Disney label.
Touchstone, Hollywood and Miramax all release R-rated movies including the likes of Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, No Country for Old Men, Reservoir Dogs, The Crow and Con-Air.
Why do you think Budweiser is the number one selling beer in the world? Is it because it's actually the best beer in the world or is it that they spend the most for marketing?
From Anheiser-Busch 11/2008 3rd quarter report:
capital expenditures - 572 million
marketing - over 800 million
A 15 year maximum may be appropriate for negligent manslaughter. The legislation deals with FATAL accidents.
But I don't see why this circumstance wouldn't be covered by current manslaughter laws.
Go to your slash dot preferences; Select "Discussions"; Select "Viewing"; check "Disable Sigs". (of course you have to be a subscriber, but you can still post as AC if you like.)
Sigs are like bumperstickers. Once in a while they are amusing, but usually they are irrelevant and irritating.
Tell that to every person holds political office
and then every person who votes.
My thoughts exactly. "she may have a rare medical condition that gives her an unfair advantage." Like when basketball player is 7 feet tall and it gives them an unfair advantage?
and a good lab to retest the evidence.
Giving sugar water to bees has been a common practice since people have been keeping bees.
Adblock will eventually be worked around on the server side when it becomes profitable to do so. Instead of serving the javascript and linked ad content, servers will just begin to resolve the advertising on the server side and merge it directly into the served content. YouTube and similar sites have already started doing this with ads that pop up directly in their content player.
Half of those points also apply to Mylie Cyrus.
Shane ONeill jumps to the conclusion that Bing's results are tainted based on 1 search. That's not a very good test strategy. Based on my results, the same assertion could be made against Google.
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As xtracto says, judge for yourself:
Question 1: why is google bad
Google results:
Google Bad On Privacy? Maybe It's Privacy International's Report That Sucks
Study: Google searches bad for environment
Is too much Google a bad thing? | Technology | guardian.co.uk
Google's Bad Karma
OpenDNS Blog  Google turns the page⦠in a bad way.
SEOmoz | Why a Google Monopoly is Bad for Search Marketers
Google's Bad Options - Conversation Starter - HarvardBusiness.org
The good and bad of Google Latitude on iPhone | Web Crawler - CNET
Google Voice App Rejections Make Apple Look Bad - PC World
News results for why is google bad | Google Chrome OS: Good or bad idea for Google??
Bing results:
Operating systems News | Why Google Chrome OS is bad news for Windows
SEOmoz | Why a Google Monopoly is Bad for Search Marketers
Why Is Google Bad
Why Google is Bad
SEOmoz | What Makes a Good Web Directory, and Why Google Penalized
Why is Google Web Accelerator bad? - Google Community
AdesBlog.com  Why Google Analytics might be bad for your
SEO 2.0 | 7 Reasons Why Google Chrome, the New Google Browser is a bad idea
Why Google Gears Is Good News, Bad News For Microsoft - Microsoft Blog
Why Googleâ(TM)s Web Accelerator Is Bad For Your Business
Question 2: why is microsoft bad
Google results:
Back to "What's So Bad About Microsoft?" - What's So Bad About
IS MICROSOFT BAD?
BadVista â" BadVista
This domain name is for sale.
So Bad It Hurts: Classic Hits By Microsoft Songsmith
Why is Microsoft so bad at brand names for its products
CNN - Microsoft: Bad security, or bad press? - September 28, 1999
Microsoft: Bad User Experience Is Cultural  SmoothSpan Blog
Why Metered Broadband Is Bad for Microsoft, Google & Us
Good Microsoft, Bad Microsoft
Bing results:
Why Microsoft Vista is Bad & BadVista Good (But FSF Bad)
Why Microsoft-Yahoo Would Be Bad News For Media - The Internets
Why I hate Microsoft
Why a Microsoft Logo Makes a Bad Tattoo - Theres Got To Be A Pony In
Microsoft Earnings: Why They Were A Bad Surprise - Tech Check with
Why DRM Is Bad For Society: A Briefing For Microsoft
Why Opera's antitrust complaint against Microsoft is a bad idea
sungate.co.uk  Why Microsoft Word may be bad for your health
Why Microsoft Office Open Xml Is Bad
Why Metered Broadband Is Bad for Microsoft, Google & Us
Fox news and all the other 24 hour news channels have a lot of commentator shows, particularly in prime time. A lot of people responding here don't seem to recognize the difference between commentators and news.
Libertarians tend to want the government not making decisions for them, so on issues like drugs they appear to be left and issues affecting business they appear to be right. That's because the labels of "left" and "right" have been muddled up. They are conservative as in little government intervention in the lives of citizens.
Seems like somebody would be able to develop a mouthwash or gum containing chemicals that would bind to the target drug molecules so there would not be enough left for the nanoparticles to bind with.
Don't give them any ideas. Plus it's harder to collect big fines if the person is in jail.
ROLLERBALL!
The article isn't really clear how the malicious code would be initially installed.
Does the user have to run an executable that flashes the BIOS? Do you need root access?
Who do you think are the major stockholders of Exxon Mobile?
Mutual funds.
Most of the big mutual funds are designed for 10 - 30 year investments. Mutual fund managers will definitely consider long term plans and returns when they invest, and they have invested heavily in energy companies like Exxon Mobile.
It seems to me that burn speed would have a large influence on this. Has anyone ever seen a study comparing real world lifespans of discs burnt at different speeds?
also from Adrian Wong's TechARP article: "Even though branded CD-Rs from the likes of Kodak were expected to last longer, they appeared equally susceptible to failure as the cheap, no-brand CD-Rs."
But as stated above, this is just one person's experience, not any kind of comprehensive study. So I guess the bottom line is "your mileage may vary".
From the TechARP article, "Also, this isn't a properly "calibrated" test in that the samples are based on a mixed bunch of CD-Rs - from cheap no-brand CD-Rs all the way to premium Kodak and Mitsubishi CD-R media."
The 10% failure rate reported was from 1 person's experience copying old discs back to a hard drive. No mention was made of the CD hardware used or at what speed they were recorded at.
"Lets see, some person makes a "theme" that exploits a flaw in WebKit"
Could you explain to me why this would be a greater security risk than some person making a "theme" that exploits a flaw in Metacity?