While technically dual fuel I run my current car on almost entirely on LPG and I'm a big fan. It is massively cleaner than diesel and better than petrol. Performance with modern ECU engines is good. However it is still an interim solution because it is still a fossil fuel and is therefore carbon negative.
Hydrogen fuel produced from sea water by off shore wind turbines using surplus off peak power will replace it in the long term future because it is CO2 neutral.
Electric cars still use hydrocarbon fuel in power stations, have a limited range and are slow to recharg.
Hydrogen powered cars can refill quickly and use Hydrogen produced by Offshore wind farms.
Offshore wind farms can produce electricity for peak demand and off peak use sea water hydrolysis to make hydrogen or even carbon neutral hydgrocarbon fuel by combining it with Carbon from CO2.
Hartlepool a city in Northern England has one claim to fame. During the Napoleonic war they Hung a Monkey washed ashore after a storm because they suspected it was a French Spy.
Don't you have any laws against Misconduct in public office that could be brought again that head teacher and police officer for the egregious breach of rights.
One engineer may have tried to re-engineer the faulty ignition switch without changing the part numberâ"an unheard-of practice in the industry.
In my experience this is quite common, the part number identifies the requirement/role, not the actual part implementation. If you buy a Original Equipment, 3rd pattern part or cheapo import they always have the same part-number.
For example STC4382 is the part number for a wheel bearing on various Land Rovers and is the same for Original Land Rover Part, BritPart pattern replacement or superior Timken replacement.
The so-called security industry is big part of the problem.
While they continue to peddle their snake oil and sticking plaster solutions that the underlying problem. Microsoft and company will continue to peddle insecure crap ware.
This is why I included an obligitory xkcd in the original submission, but I think conflating the leveraging of power in digital domain with the threat of violence and civil unrest have been a too subtle for the editor.
That I did, because I was mainly shooting for funny.
However even taking that into account we are expected to believe the officer made the leap for 'about' to 'inventing'.
If we apply Occam's razor to the question; which is mostly likely, the officer being well informed on such esoteric matters or overly dramatic journalism.
I'm left wonder how much of the rest of the evidence is embellished.
Consider the subjects obsessional secrecy, bordering on paranoia, why would he publish the paper using his own name!
Slashdot Mirror
"What he's really saying is somebody else don't know how to use spread sheets properly."
Fixed that for you!
Claiming that kitty litter caused this is rather like say the Tacoma Bridge collapse was caused by Wind.
The failure in both cases was Human error!
While technically dual fuel I run my current car on almost entirely on LPG and I'm a big fan. It is massively cleaner than diesel and better than petrol. Performance with modern ECU engines is good. However it is still an interim solution because it is still a fossil fuel and is therefore carbon negative.
Hydrogen fuel produced from sea water by off shore wind turbines using surplus off peak power will replace it in the long term future because it is CO2 neutral.
http://www.hydrogen.co.uk/h2/o...
Electric cars still use hydrocarbon fuel in power stations, have a limited range and are slow to recharg.
Hydrogen powered cars can refill quickly and use Hydrogen produced by Offshore wind farms.
Offshore wind farms can produce electricity for peak demand and off peak use sea water hydrolysis to make hydrogen or even carbon neutral hydgrocarbon fuel by combining it with Carbon from CO2.
There are hundred of natural [a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperaccumulator"]Hyper-Accumulators[/a]
However active use of these is blocked by patent e.g. http://www.google.co.uk/patent...
Hartlepool a city in Northern England has one claim to fame. During the Napoleonic war they Hung a Monkey washed ashore after a storm because they suspected it was a French Spy.
Perhaps they were actually right after all.
Proves nothing of the sort.
It would likely have remained hidden in a closed source equivalent.
Don't you have any laws against Misconduct in public office that could be brought again that head teacher and police officer for the egregious breach of rights.
One engineer may have tried to re-engineer the faulty ignition switch without changing the part numberâ"an unheard-of practice in the industry.
In my experience this is quite common, the part number identifies the requirement/role, not the actual part implementation. If you buy a Original Equipment, 3rd pattern part or cheapo import they always have the same part-number.
For example STC4382 is the part number for a wheel bearing on various Land Rovers and is the same for Original Land Rover Part, BritPart pattern replacement or superior Timken replacement.
MAG 1 C
COM 1 C
Some others http://www.platemaster.com/fac...
The major motivation for this to facilitate ANPR for stealthly speed cameras.
There is no Consideration to the Programmer, so there is no contract and no liability.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
They can't keep up with the known threats
Comparative reviews since February 2009 - February 2014
Out-maneuvered by new threat vectors
Outmaneuvered at Their Own Game, Antivirus Makers Struggle to Adapt
Conventional security software is powerless against sophisticated attacks like Flame, but alternative approaches are only just getting started.
Some of them even get it, Eugene Kaspersky admits :
The contemporary antivirus industry and its problems
The so-called security industry is big part of the problem.
While they continue to peddle their snake oil and sticking plaster solutions that the underlying problem. Microsoft and company will continue to peddle insecure crap ware.
The OSI is 16 this year and in many ways has experienced a difficult childhood but has grown stronger as a result.
What challenges do you forsee out child for the future?
Oblivious to 1st April
I thought all these were pretty good but I'm staggered people are taking this seriouysly
http://www.independent.co.uk/n...
Ahead of the curve again.
http://www.plasticmobile.com/w...
Putin will follow the old Soviet pattern and invade very shortly after being invited following the bogus referendum result is announced.
Just like the Soviets did in Hungry 1955, Czechoslovakia 1968 Afghanistan in 1979 and Georgia in 2008
This is already being abused by phishing and scam sites.
Search for the Car Tax, Driving licence or DVLA (UK Driving Vehicle licencing agency) and you see three ads for application scams sites.
The same for a UK fishing licence, or European Health insurance card.
Magna Carta was practically signed at swordpoint.
This is why I included an obligitory xkcd in the original submission, but I think conflating the leveraging of power in digital domain with the threat of violence and civil unrest have been a too subtle for the editor.
http://xkcd.com/857/
"the US govt. doesn't want us to talk about it",
Translates to : Blame the government and all the libertarian patsies will rush to our defence.
The vast majority of passports are stolen for mundane criminal purposes not terrorism.
http://www.independent.co.uk/v...
There are posts on Bitcoin Talk demanding Mr Nakamoto carry out signed Bitcoin transactions to prove that he was the currency's originator.
That is irrational demand because he doesn't claim to be.
https://bitcointalk.org/index....
That I did, because I was mainly shooting for funny.
However even taking that into account we are expected to believe the officer made the leap for 'about' to 'inventing'.
If we apply Occam's razor to the question; which is mostly likely, the officer being well informed on such esoteric matters or overly dramatic journalism.
I'm left wonder how much of the rest of the evidence is embellished.
Consider the subjects obsessional secrecy, bordering on paranoia, why would he publish the paper using his own name!
Newsweek : This man is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Sheriff : "What?" The police officer balks.
Sheriff : "This is the guy who created Bitcoin?
Are we really supposed to believe that a Police Officer would know such geek trivia?
Seems to be a little overly dramatic.