Although interesting, other scientists are skeptical, pointing out that this is highly speculative research.
While Kyrgyz have been very quite since the collapse of USSR (this is likely the first piece of research coming out of Kyrgyzstan I read), looks like they haven't been sitting idle. I guess other scientists aren't connected to nature in the way Kyrgyz researchers are.
Mongolian shamans have been able to communicate with spirits for millennia - what has western science achieved in all this time - Wireless? We're certainly not having the right things for breakfast when setting off to work??? I wonder if Einstein did his year abroad in Central Asia before coming up with TOGR.
This other research, however, seems a lot more fringe-y and questionable, and now that I know the Nobel Committee has not endorsed it I will view it with a serious dose of skepticism until his findings can be repeated.
Being an iPhone user, I was issued with a BlackBerry at my new job (so I can keep checking those emails when I'm out of the office - why else?:), which comes with an unlimited 3G data plan - so I decided to put it to good use and explore how the BB application ecosystem faired to that of the iPhone.
One of the first things I looked for was an SSH client as I didn't have a data plan on the iPhone, despite being a satisfied MobileTerminal.app user. I felt lucky and got taken to bbssh.org, which I must say is a very solid app! Despite being in beta it feels solid and sports an extensive range of features one would expect from a normal SSH/VT client. The additional benefit of the BB (despite me still getting used to the tiny keyboard) is the width of the screen which packs quite a few columns for greater usability. To put it simply - one of the few things that gives me joy as I'm finding myself using the BB more often than not! Otherwise - I'd say MobileTerminal on iOS! YMMV and good luck!
Don't be too proud of this technological monster that's about to be constructed. 3 petaflops is insignificant next to the size of the kickback somebody will receive in the process of purchasing 14,000 CPUs.
Lennon is a genius. Living in every pore. Life is real. Life is real. Life is real, so real. Life is cruel. Life is a bitch. Life is real - so real...
Queen, Hot Space.
and their brothaz are thinking about what Android's gonna think, but Android's brothaz are busy thinking also. Of course, by this point Verizon is thinking - is network capacity even going to hold up?
1) "Slashdot is powered by your submissions".
2) Editors have probably long since been replaced by bots... Maybe not, but you get the gist.
3) You're still here...
4) Profit.
The classes will surely cover such parasitic species as Cordyceps Unilateralis which alter ant behaviour to have some practical value behind it (how many credits that might be worth is another question - although this unleashes some interesting theoretical possibilities). Unless the course is about mastering the Thriller dance. In any case - in scientia (vino?) veritas.
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That would end your trip real fast, wouldn't it Luke?
While Kyrgyz have been very quite since the collapse of USSR (this is likely the first piece of research coming out of Kyrgyzstan I read), looks like they haven't been sitting idle. I guess other scientists aren't connected to nature in the way Kyrgyz researchers are.
Mongolian shamans have been able to communicate with spirits for millennia - what has western science achieved in all this time - Wireless? We're certainly not having the right things for breakfast when setting off to work??? I wonder if Einstein did his year abroad in Central Asia before coming up with TOGR.
Unless he appeals and fights the ruling. For which he has 10 days. Fingers crossed...
Good. Everything is going just as I had foreseen it.
I find your lack of faith disturbing.
Being an iPhone user, I was issued with a BlackBerry at my new job (so I can keep checking those emails when I'm out of the office - why else? :), which comes with an unlimited 3G data plan - so I decided to put it to good use and explore how the BB application ecosystem faired to that of the iPhone.
One of the first things I looked for was an SSH client as I didn't have a data plan on the iPhone, despite being a satisfied MobileTerminal.app user. I felt lucky and got taken to bbssh.org, which I must say is a very solid app! Despite being in beta it feels solid and sports an extensive range of features one would expect from a normal SSH/VT client. The additional benefit of the BB (despite me still getting used to the tiny keyboard) is the width of the screen which packs quite a few columns for greater usability. To put it simply - one of the few things that gives me joy as I'm finding myself using the BB more often than not! Otherwise - I'd say MobileTerminal on iOS! YMMV and good luck!
Don't be too proud of this technological monster that's about to be constructed. 3 petaflops is insignificant next to the size of the kickback somebody will receive in the process of purchasing 14,000 CPUs.
People still compromise. Now that's impressive.
You're our only hope...
Lennon is a genius. Living in every pore. Life is real. Life is real. Life is real, so real. Life is cruel. Life is a bitch. Life is real - so real... Queen, Hot Space.
Where is the FUD button?
No, the aliens were first sold on the assertion CCTV from space was a good idea before they realised they were taunted.
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Audience: Why did you quit doing drugs?
Bill Hicks: Because once you've been taken aboard a UFO it's kind of hard to top that.
and their brothaz are thinking about what Android's gonna think, but Android's brothaz are busy thinking also. Of course, by this point Verizon is thinking - is network capacity even going to hold up?
A dozen replies and not a single mod up. Grizzly... Jah, give I karma.
Which I guess is one step closer to a rat brain being controlled by a robot...
1) "Slashdot is powered by your submissions".
2) Editors have probably long since been replaced by bots... Maybe not, but you get the gist.
3) You're still here...
4) Profit.
Have we patented patenting yet?
Sounds like a good candidate for next year's Failed States Index. (chuckles)
Yes, and apt nicely resumes them afterwards. Even Windows does it, since like XP. kthx
Building on the (slightly modified) epic works of the Backstreet Boys:
We don't care who they are
Where they're from
What they do
As long as we LET them.
No, it's just a clever PR stunt by machines from the future.
Is that a "spastic" in Japanese?
A Wind-up train?
Tell them what they want to hear John!
The classes will surely cover such parasitic species as Cordyceps Unilateralis which alter ant behaviour to have some practical value behind it (how many credits that might be worth is another question - although this unleashes some interesting theoretical possibilities). Unless the course is about mastering the Thriller dance. In any case - in scientia (vino?) veritas.