Sorry, but they still need to remove the exact same amount of waste heat, while the cost of blowing air around is minimal, so I fail to see how this will save much if anything. It may even use slightly more energy since the smaller pipes will have more turbulence and may require more blower power.
Stuck in a cube? That is your own fault - change jobs dumb ass. As a kid I played with model aircraft, rockets and crackers. Today I play with real aircraft, rockets and things and it is way more fun than ever.
Depends on the speed really. For very slow flying planes (Wright Flyer and other prop driven planes), the traditional explanations hold to some degree, but for fast planes, down vectoring of air is dominant.
Have no fear, the whole system will rust out and degenerate into a massive maintenance head-ache in no time, at which point it will be quietly put out to pasture.
Only an American would visit a foreign country and insult his host......and then they all wonder why nobody likes them and thinks they are a huge country full of uneducated oafs...
"If you take a large amount of money and invest it carefully, at a good rate of return, compounded annually, it will eventually be worth nothing" Robert Heinlein.
How much is a Drachma worth today? or a Lira, or a Spanish, or a Deutch Mark - yeah, they don't exist anymore and are worth diddly squat...
'Security is a process' is a tired cliche and a cop-out.
What you are saying is: Our firewall doesn't quite work, but if you buy all these other pieces of shit that also don't quite work and implement all these procedures and unplug your network cables, then you'll have a good system...
Another effective protection is to change the default port of SSH from the standard 22 to something else. Even though a brute forcer could add a port scan to look for SSH elsewhere, the fact is that they don't.
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Sorry, but they still need to remove the exact same amount of waste heat, while the cost of blowing air around is minimal, so I fail to see how this will save much if anything. It may even use slightly more energy since the smaller pipes will have more turbulence and may require more blower power.
Damn, you are that old? No wonder that you only vaguely remember it, but my goodness, you must be the oldest Slashdotter.
Non volatile? It is extremely volatile, just hard to light. I guess they use a magnesium fuse.
A country with so many languages and gods probably needs such a system, but implementing it would be a nightmare.
Well, actually the packaging is exactly what makes the difference. Hermetically sealed ceramic packed chips last longer in harsh environments.
Stuck in a cube? That is your own fault - change jobs dumb ass. As a kid I played with model aircraft, rockets and crackers. Today I play with real aircraft, rockets and things and it is way more fun than ever.
Hmm, the solution is called Reverse VNC. Here you go: http://www.vncscan.com/vs/oneclickVNC.htm
The Apple techs have my sympathy. The smoke also chews up the electronics and oxidizes the connectors.
Exactly. I get tens of thousands of SSH password attempts per day. Is each one an attack?
Works NEQ Yuan... :)
Depends on the speed really. For very slow flying planes (Wright Flyer and other prop driven planes), the traditional explanations hold to some degree, but for fast planes, down vectoring of air is dominant.
Have no fear, the whole system will rust out and degenerate into a massive maintenance head-ache in no time, at which point it will be quietly put out to pasture.
How? Mitosis of course...
Hmm, I guess China would be a good back-door to advanced Russian technology for the USA...
So, how will this work in a desert area like Afghanistan or Iraq?
Only an American would visit a foreign country and insult his host... ...and then they all wonder why nobody likes them and thinks they are a huge country full of uneducated oafs...
Americans simply have no style.
"If you take a large amount of money and invest it carefully, at a good rate of return, compounded annually, it will eventually be worth nothing" Robert Heinlein. How much is a Drachma worth today? or a Lira, or a Spanish, or a Deutch Mark - yeah, they don't exist anymore and are worth diddly squat...
The White Button is next to the Any Key...
'Security is a process' is a tired cliche and a cop-out. What you are saying is: Our firewall doesn't quite work, but if you buy all these other pieces of shit that also don't quite work and implement all these procedures and unplug your network cables, then you'll have a good system...
Guess why I don't play DVDs on a DVD player...
I think that the sea is full of 3D mandelbrot set creatures.
Another effective protection is to change the default port of SSH from the standard 22 to something else. Even though a brute forcer could add a port scan to look for SSH elsewhere, the fact is that they don't.
I would get a bunch of old netbooks on Ebay. That would work with either Linux or Windows (shudder;).
ROFL! So true.
I aLways wOndered aBout the mIcrosoft lOve aFfair wIth hUngarian nOtation.
Splitting articles is fine, just don't split participles, or Miss Grundy will get you...