...self assembled computer chips program themselves in self-assembly language. And do they also self-debug ?!? It would be a dream for every programmer...
> What many people do not realise is that hams have often been at the forefront of communications technology.
From the amount of surplus equipment used by radioamateurs, it seems to me that they are quite on the trailing edge of technology...
...but since Apple, HTC, Nokia and others are busy suing each other rather than improving their products, I think I'll wait further. Losing a patent suit can put out of the market a company, transforming your costly smartphone into a piece of junk with no more support at all. No thanks, I'll keep my old faithful 3-years old cellphone.
"You know what the fellow said - in Italy, for thirty years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, they had five hundred years of democracy and peace - and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock."
and warm at the same time... Being capable of controlling freezing point of water with an electric field could have very interesting applications in automotive and building industry.
> It would be interesting to study the distribution of active second-life users with time.
I am not considering the amount of tweets one makes in a day, but the number of users who actually login at least once. This is the quantity that I expect to be significant to analyze, to see if a bubble-like signature appears with time. Unfortunately I do not know if it is freely available...
It would be interesting to study the distribution of active second-life users with time. I guess that some kind of well-known pattern will appear. Be ready to see the same fate to apply for twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc.
chmod 744/var/log (modify the directory name as needed so that it points to where your logs reside)
and they will be able to look at your logs without root password. If this is not enough for them, remember that internet is full of service provider that are eager to host you for the same money (if not less)...
I think that business relations are flying away from US as well. I work in the R&D dept. of a large european company, and since when security rules for entering US have been tightened, I started preferring non-US based contractors and universities as business partners (most of them are now in Canada and EU): I found that I could get the same services offered by US-based companies, but without the inconvenients dictated by TSA rules. Before 9/11 I used to come to US at least 3-4 times a year for business, now I come only once a year, unless I cannot delegate the travel to somebody else. What surprised me was to find that several colleagues of mine acted the same like myself. I suppose that further enforcing rules for entering US (like for example withdrawing the visa waiver program for EU countries) will make us prefer doing business with Russia rather than with US.
Elastic wave equations can be transformed into Maxwell's electromagnetic field equations and viceversa, see for example W. Chew's textbook for a demonstration. Funny, isn't it ?!?
Selective absorption is a well known effect that takes place whenever a wave propagates in a medium where two boundary conditions have to be fulfilled at once. We observe it regularly in our lab while sending acoustic/elastic waves into a pack of slabs of material. The same thing happens with electromagnetic waves, just like Isaac Newton observed a few centuries ago. Sending the light in a direction parallel to the lenght rather than perpendicular does not discover anything new. Next post, please...
In case of emergency, RFC1149/RFC2549 transport protocols cannot be used. I think NASA should find a workaround, in order to increase reliability of space communications.
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...self assembled computer chips program themselves in self-assembly language.
And do they also self-debug ?!? It would be a dream for every programmer...
will they scan also the inside of the nose ?!? It would be very awful to analyze...
No, only the insurance refund is virtual :-(
> What many people do not realise is that hams have often been at the forefront of communications technology.
From the amount of surplus equipment used by radioamateurs, it seems to me that they are quite on the trailing edge of technology...
...who is the zombie: SCO, Mc Bride, or both ?!?
...but since Apple, HTC, Nokia and others are busy suing each other rather than improving their products, I think I'll wait further. Losing a patent suit can put out of the market a company, transforming your costly smartphone into a piece of junk with no more support at all. No thanks, I'll keep my old faithful 3-years old cellphone.
"You know what the fellow said - in Italy, for thirty years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, they had five hundred years of democracy and peace - and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock."
Don't know if story repeats itself, but maybe...
and warm at the same time... Being capable of controlling freezing point of water with an electric field could have very interesting applications in automotive and building industry.
you could be hit if you stay too close to a 3D TV showing a boxe match.
Redesigning the web site costed 4 millions of USD. The real profit is done redesigning web sites for newspapers...who is the next one ?!?
...but you had to dial a very long number. I hope they will offer a better solution.
From my post:
> It would be interesting to study the distribution of active second-life users with time.
I am not considering the amount of tweets one makes in a day, but the number of users who actually login at least once. This is the quantity that I expect to be significant to analyze, to see if a bubble-like signature appears with time. Unfortunately I do not know if it is freely available...
The discovery that black holes can reduce their gas consumption of two orders of magnitude should help car makers to build better SUVs.
It would be interesting to study the distribution of active second-life users with time. I guess that some kind of well-known pattern will appear. Be ready to see the same fate to apply for twitter, facebook, linkedin, etc.
...the cost of web servers put out of service by the slashdot effect. However now he has the opportunity to improve his model.
chmod 744 /var/log (modify the directory name as needed so that it points to where your logs reside)
and they will be able to look at your logs without root password. If this is not enough for them, remember that internet is full of service provider that are eager to host you for the same money (if not less)...
I think that business relations are flying away from US as well. I work in the R&D dept. of a large european company, and since when security rules for entering US have been tightened, I started preferring non-US based contractors and universities as business partners (most of them are now in Canada and EU): I found that I could get the same services offered by US-based companies, but without the inconvenients dictated by TSA rules. Before 9/11 I used to come to US at least 3-4 times a year for business, now I come only once a year, unless I cannot delegate the travel to somebody else. What surprised me was to find that several colleagues of mine acted the same like myself. I suppose that further enforcing rules for entering US (like for example withdrawing the visa waiver program for EU countries) will make us prefer doing business with Russia rather than with US.
Actually it matters. You are forgetting that this guy is the living proof that exposure to electromagnetic fields is harmful to the brain....
...ask google ?!?
Elastic wave equations can be transformed into Maxwell's electromagnetic field equations and viceversa, see for example W. Chew's textbook for a demonstration. Funny, isn't it ?!?
Selective absorption is a well known effect that takes place whenever a wave propagates in a medium where two boundary conditions have to be fulfilled at once. We observe it regularly in our lab while sending acoustic/elastic waves into a pack of slabs of material. The same thing happens with electromagnetic waves, just like Isaac Newton observed a few centuries ago. Sending the light in a direction parallel to the lenght rather than perpendicular does not discover anything new. Next post, please...
Please can you share with us the url ?
In case of emergency, RFC1149/RFC2549 transport protocols cannot be used. I think NASA should find a workaround, in order to increase reliability of space communications.
A NOP is better. Further developments will make available an indexed NOP, so that the CPU will jump and do nothing at the same time.
640 calories a day is enough for anyone.