If you cannot detect something at all with light or gravity effects, then it very likely isn't there. So, the whole dark matter thing is equivalent to calling in the gods to explain the unexplained with something even more inexplicable.
Hmm, all the regular news staff are on leave and the editors are pulling stories out of their bottom drawers to fill newsprint. We used to call it 'cucumber time' - don't know why, but it does feel like a good description for this time of year.
You'll just have to stuff it full of CFLs - eventually, there will be enough heat.
Reminds me - gotta stuff some cookies in the microwave oven for Santa!
Hmm, I have bought two dimmable CFLs. One sort-of works. One sort-of doesn't work - when trying to dim it, it only flashes a few times, but it does run at full power. The one that sort-of works, is partially dimmable.
Soooo, YMMV...
I live in Canada and heat my home probably 80% of the year. If I change all the bulbs to more efficient ones, my electricity bill will go down and my gas bill will go up. The same thing would happen if I would change my fridge for a more efficient one. Most electricity in Canada comes from hydro dams, so switching to efficient bulbs may very well increase the CO2 emissions country wide.
Traffic cameras were tried about 35 years ago in South Africa. There, a large part of the population is armed, with the result that the cameras were taken out almost as fast as they were put up and the fad literally went up in smoke and blew over rather quickly. I'm surprised that it took so long for people to revolt against automated government spying in the UK.
And before that, since about 1500 AD, signal guns were commonly used. The bit rate was rather low, but by using bespoke messages, a signal could be sent across a country at the speed of sound.
Actually, there are vastly more Linux systems out there than Windows systems. Each year about 300 million Linux devices are produced - most cell phones and routers. These devices have a life span of 5 years or more, meaning that there should be about 2 billion Linux devices out there. In contrast, there are only about 600 million Windows devices. Also, note that there are more Linux servers on the internet, than Windows servers. The simple fact that these Linux devices and servers are mostly secure, while the Windows machines are mostly insecure, therefore has nothing to do with numbers.
I live in Canada. Global warming is a good thing. I don't care if it will turn your country into a desert. That is your problem. Tell someone who cares.;)
have proven that the blast must have been caused by 100,000 tons of TNT. They rigged a massive explosion and counted the number of trees knocked over. This proved conclusively that the Tunguska blast was caused by alien Thetans mining for latinum.
and stop printing all together. I have found years ago, that two 19 inch screens had the side effect of making me stop printing guides, books and tech notes.
Brittle??? What crappy distro are you using? - just so I know which one to avoid please. In my experience Mandriva 2008 is rock solid.
If you cannot detect something at all with light or gravity effects, then it very likely isn't there. So, the whole dark matter thing is equivalent to calling in the gods to explain the unexplained with something even more inexplicable.
Bird pelt? Dude, you really need to visit an educational zoo some time. ;)
Try CDbaby. Their stuff is indexed and their search function actually works.
Sapphire is the infamous Star Trek 'transparent aluminium', but it comes in many colours, from transparent to blue, pink or red (ruby).
Hmm, all the regular news staff are on leave and the editors are pulling stories out of their bottom drawers to fill newsprint. We used to call it 'cucumber time' - don't know why, but it does feel like a good description for this time of year.
I don't think you need someone else to build a server for you...
You'll just have to stuff it full of CFLs - eventually, there will be enough heat. Reminds me - gotta stuff some cookies in the microwave oven for Santa!
Chandelier CFLs are already available - though hard to find. Since they last longer, I prefer using CFLs in chandeliers - less troublesome.
Hmm, I have bought two dimmable CFLs. One sort-of works. One sort-of doesn't work - when trying to dim it, it only flashes a few times, but it does run at full power. The one that sort-of works, is partially dimmable. Soooo, YMMV...
I live in Canada and heat my home probably 80% of the year. If I change all the bulbs to more efficient ones, my electricity bill will go down and my gas bill will go up. The same thing would happen if I would change my fridge for a more efficient one. Most electricity in Canada comes from hydro dams, so switching to efficient bulbs may very well increase the CO2 emissions country wide.
Traffic cameras were tried about 35 years ago in South Africa. There, a large part of the population is armed, with the result that the cameras were taken out almost as fast as they were put up and the fad literally went up in smoke and blew over rather quickly. I'm surprised that it took so long for people to revolt against automated government spying in the UK.
And before that, since about 1500 AD, signal guns were commonly used. The bit rate was rather low, but by using bespoke messages, a signal could be sent across a country at the speed of sound.
Actually, there are vastly more Linux systems out there than Windows systems. Each year about 300 million Linux devices are produced - most cell phones and routers. These devices have a life span of 5 years or more, meaning that there should be about 2 billion Linux devices out there. In contrast, there are only about 600 million Windows devices. Also, note that there are more Linux servers on the internet, than Windows servers. The simple fact that these Linux devices and servers are mostly secure, while the Windows machines are mostly insecure, therefore has nothing to do with numbers.
1. Build a pyramid 2. Paint copy of movie on walls of catacombs 3. ? 4. Profit
"only to live services"
So necromancer sites will not be regulated?
Slashdot Engrish is to be informating and not to be laughful at.
You mean "animated chair throwing silhouettes". There, fixed it for you.
I live in Canada. Global warming is a good thing. I don't care if it will turn your country into a desert. That is your problem. Tell someone who cares. ;)
MS spawned whole industries in Virus Writing and Virus Fighting. Without MS, security consultants world-wide will go hunger.
Wow, it is amazing what a little complaint by a tiny browser company to the EU can do. I hope this is true.
have proven that the blast must have been caused by 100,000 tons of TNT. They rigged a massive explosion and counted the number of trees knocked over. This proved conclusively that the Tunguska blast was caused by alien Thetans mining for latinum.
and stop printing all together. I have found years ago, that two 19 inch screens had the side effect of making me stop printing guides, books and tech notes.
Clearly, there are Thetans down there that cannot stomache the enchilada...
Citadel, with the Blue Citadel theme, isn't bad.