...the baloon crash-landed in an unexpected way. Further examination revealed that the baloon succesfully captured some spherical particles of about 1mm diameter, that were so energetic (energy has been estimated in the TeV range), to pierce the baloon causing it to deflate. Mass-spectrometry analysis of the strange particles revealed that they are made of lead, with some traces of antimony and arsenic.
NASA scientists are puzzled, because this kind of particles weren't supposed to exist in space, at least according to current cosmological theories, and they are now busy trying to modify current models of star evolution to explain the presence of lead in space. An unidentified source suggested a terrestrial origin for the particles, but it has vigorously denied by a NASA spokeperson.
Amateur radio licenses vs. population. Apart Japan (where aged people represent most of the population - ham radio is mostly a hobby for old people), France, Germany, Italy and other industrialized countries show a negligible interest into ham radio. Together with the results described in TFA, one could argue that wasting time into social media isn't a good way to be productive.
There is this statement in the linked work by Nguyen et al: "Our paper was identified as the 63rd most talked about scientific paper worldwide in 2015 (source: alt metrics). It was also selected for Oral presentation at CVPR (3% acceptance rate) and received a Community Top Paper award. ".
Results about the paper metric seem to have been automatically generated by some AI software. I wonder if they fooled this as well...
Somebody will rent it, now and then. It would be advisable also to make an agreement with Uber, so that people renting the ISS will have a discount for the trip.
My password is "rrrrrrrrrrrr" (12 times 'r'). Now read my lips, and try to get the difference between "rrrrrrrrrrrr", "rrrrrrrrrrr" (11 times 'r') and "rrrrrrrrrrrrr" (13 times 'r')...
People into ham radio are very good in posting useless and/or nasty comments in forum discussions (examples ? Just look here to begin), so they will keep aggressive users busy with endless talks, leaving other people free to discuss what really matters.
Relax. They invented the battery described in TFA just yesterday. Cycling it 1,000 times will require a few months, and it will make up another Slashdot entry...
1) Send email thanking for the report, and solicit them to visit a site for getting more info.
2) When they browse the site grab at once user's IP address.
3) Exploit the vulnerability they reported by hacking into their system.
4) Delete everything you can.
...HP announced a new laptop that is 5.56 meters tall, with a battery life of a whole year! As a side benefit, the new laptop is the narrowest ever built, since its width has been shrank to zero.
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...the baloon crash-landed in an unexpected way. Further examination revealed that the baloon succesfully captured some spherical particles of about 1mm diameter, that were so energetic (energy has been estimated in the TeV range), to pierce the baloon causing it to deflate. Mass-spectrometry analysis of the strange particles revealed that they are made of lead, with some traces of antimony and arsenic.
NASA scientists are puzzled, because this kind of particles weren't supposed to exist in space, at least according to current cosmological theories, and they are now busy trying to modify current models of star evolution to explain the presence of lead in space. An unidentified source suggested a terrestrial origin for the particles, but it has vigorously denied by a NASA spokeperson.
...the launch of Wikitribune has been dismissed as a fake news by Jimmy Wales itself.
Amateur radio licenses vs. population. Apart Japan (where aged people represent most of the population - ham radio is mostly a hobby for old people), France, Germany, Italy and other industrialized countries show a negligible interest into ham radio. Together with the results described in TFA, one could argue that wasting time into social media isn't a good way to be productive.
...now cosmonauts have to worry about FEDOR's attitude and software glitches ?
There is this statement in the linked work by Nguyen et al: "Our paper was identified as the 63rd most talked about scientific paper worldwide in 2015 (source: alt metrics). It was also selected for Oral presentation at CVPR (3% acceptance rate) and received a Community Top Paper award. ".
Results about the paper metric seem to have been automatically generated by some AI software. I wonder if they fooled this as well...
I second this. Please give us a black background. Possibly also with a dark foreground.
Nerd sniping. You don't ever need a smartphone!
Somebody will rent it, now and then. It would be advisable also to make an agreement with Uber, so that people renting the ISS will have a discount for the trip.
640k planets ought to be enough for anybody.
My password is "rrrrrrrrrrrr" (12 times 'r'). Now read my lips, and try to get the difference between "rrrrrrrrrrrr", "rrrrrrrrrrr" (11 times 'r') and "rrrrrrrrrrrrr" (13 times 'r')...
User1: Hi, my phone is low on battery, can I charge it from your ?
User2: Sure, you are welcome!
User1: Thanks, it is full charged now.
User2: Uhm, now my phone is low on charge. Can I charge it from yours ?
User1: Sure, you are welcome!
......
User1: Uhm, now my phone is dead low on battery. Can I charge it from yours ?
User2: Nope, also mine is dead.
...will take a safer approach, by self-destroying the whole party.
Just imagine Clint Eastwood as system manager.
People into ham radio are very good in posting useless and/or nasty comments in forum discussions (examples ? Just look here to begin), so they will keep aggressive users busy with endless talks, leaving other people free to discuss what really matters.
My feed today is completely empty...
Relax. They invented the battery described in TFA just yesterday. Cycling it 1,000 times will require a few months, and it will make up another Slashdot entry...
Autopolit: a special version of autopilot that does not use profane language against pedestrians.
Cuckoo clocks don't work well in the vacuum...
now that it is without bloatware, does it explode anyway ?
Vinyl sales are up, then recently it was discovered that tape cassette are coming back, so next move will be the return of VHS (or maybe Betamax ?!?).
This battery will prevent CPUs from executing HCF instruction, that is vital for the proper functioning of a well known smartphone brand.
1) Send email thanking for the report, and solicit them to visit a site for getting more info.
2) When they browse the site grab at once user's IP address.
3) Exploit the vulnerability they reported by hacking into their system.
4) Delete everything you can.
...threatens to put a Lithium-Ion battery in every appliance!
But we missed PLED ! What happened to them ?!?
...HP announced a new laptop that is 5.56 meters tall, with a battery life of a whole year! As a side benefit, the new laptop is the narrowest ever built, since its width has been shrank to zero.