Well, your info about the LiH is right as far as i know..but the problem with this bomb is almost all of the yield was from the casing, which is actually highly enriched weapons grade uranium. This has a half-life of 4.5x10^9 years.
THIS POST explains it much better than i would for this specific bomb.
Nothing in the top 30 or so informative/insightful comments mention this so i will:
The VIA epia seems like it might be exactly what you're looking for. Take a look here
They are a very tiny motherboard with a built in VIA CPU. The processing power should be ample for any small server tasks, plus its a tiny and very quiet computer which takes almost no power. Just add ram, a hard drive, a case, and a switch and you're ready to network;)
I'm not sure as i've never set up a tivo style PVR, but how many times per day do you have to install knoppmyth ?
I dont understand the complaint of something beeing long to install when you install something once then never worry about it again.
Updates are another thing, if updates are very hard to do i could see, but i've seen entire distros written off in reviews because they take a bit longer to install..or you might have to crack a manual at the worst. Jeez its not like you gotta do this every time you wanna log on.
Actually, carbon based and oil based are the same thing...it means plastic usually. In OLED's case it means the diodes are printed on a plastic (carbon/oil based material) substrate.
Are these 6000 super computers? Or just other computers?
Distributed.net had around 330 thousand participants on the latest completed rc5 key.They had 15 thousand active on the last day of the challenge.
I would say this is much larger in computer numbers, but since they dont mention almost any usefull information in the article, I'm not sure if more computer power would be in the d.net.
However the line: By 2007, this Grid will have the equivalent of 100,000 of today's fastest computers working together to produce a 'virtual supercomputer', which can be expanded and developed as needed
So right now it isnt even 100 thousand computers, maybe not even close, so the computing power might be similar. (assuming 15 thousand active computers on d.net)
Either way, right now i highly doubt its the largest;)
Again, Mr mods, im not expectin any moderation for this, just tryin to help out the poor buggers wihtout gmail.
And again, i would really apreciate it if you guys left the accounts for those who dont have it. If you have one already you will get your own invites to play with soon enought..thanks in advance;)
P.S. Remember slashcode fucks URL's up, so just take any spaces out, they dont belong there.
I find that the true heart of HP broke off with Agilent. HP was a massive electronics company in all forms. Agilent split off and took what I thought was HP's core business with them.
Just go to agilent.com and look at their products and services. After they split, HP basically became, yes, a beige box reseller. They had alpha..but did shit all with it. Their unix seems to be pretty dead , in favour of microsoft offerings like you said.
So as far as hiring guys back like you said...maybe they could beg agilent to re-merge with them;)
You have very clearly never picked up a MX700 like the original poster uses.
I have the same mouse and i'd give a left nut if you could tell the difference in responsivness. It updates at the exact same rate as the usb bus, so lag or stuttering is no longer an issue.
The only complain i've heard on this whole thread that was valid..was the weight. Some poeple dont like the weight. I say if they cant push a mouse around they shud go to the gym;) but it is a valid complaint.
Complaining about the battery dying when its almost impossible to kill it unless you're doing it on purpose is retarded. Complaining about lag is also stupid because of the reasons i've mentioned above.
I understand what you're saying overall, but your fan thing is totally wrong.
The power sapped by a mechanical fan is not nominal. Its 5-7 HP, which you can definatly feel. Its very pronounced at higher RPM's.
Normally it would be more efficient to drive directly, but an electric fan needs to spin slower and less often, keeping the engine a specific temperature. Its less efficient to use a mechanical fan because you are spending a lot of energy (kilowatts!) cooling an engine when its totally unneccesary. I know the fan on my cheap-o cavelier is on maybe 1% of the time of my driving. (Sitting idle for longish periods in warmer weather)
I've never really heard of a sensor failing and the engine just not turning on the fan. What is normally done is the fan is turned on constantly during a sensor failure, or the engine shuts down and gives a warning light.
Sure they rip you off on the sensor cost a bit, especially a temperature one (charge 100+$ and they cost maybe 5$) but some sensors really are in the 1-2 hundred dollar range. (any capacitive level or conaminant sensor, more expensive flow sensors, etc)
Either way, Electric fans are MUCH better than the old mechanical style and people frequently cut the mechanical fan off of their old style enigne and replace it with an electric one for a significant mid to high end boost.
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Well, your info about the LiH is right as far as i know..but the problem with this bomb is almost all of the yield was from the casing, which is actually highly enriched weapons grade uranium. This has a half-life of 4.5x10^9 years.
THIS POST explains it much better than i would for this specific bomb.
What do they have against dancers? ..What? This isnt cuba? I gotta go
Nothing in the top 30 or so informative/insightful comments mention this so i will:
;)
The VIA epia seems like it might be exactly what you're looking for. Take a look here
They are a very tiny motherboard with a built in VIA CPU. The processing power should be ample for any small server tasks, plus its a tiny and very quiet computer which takes almost no power. Just add ram, a hard drive, a case, and a switch and you're ready to network
I'm not sure as i've never set up a tivo style PVR, but how many times per day do you have to install knoppmyth ?
I dont understand the complaint of something beeing long to install when you install something once then never worry about it again.
Updates are another thing, if updates are very hard to do i could see, but i've seen entire distros written off in reviews because they take a bit longer to install..or you might have to crack a manual at the worst. Jeez its not like you gotta do this every time you wanna log on.
Actually, carbon based and oil based are the same thing...it means plastic usually. In OLED's case it means the diodes are printed on a plastic (carbon/oil based material) substrate.
I didnt punch the math into the calculator, but the method is sound.
Content encryption is broken usually because of some stupid flaw in the system.
I could encrypt a small letter with aes-256 and every computer on earth trying to decrypt it wouldnt be able to do it in any of our lifetimes.
It is actually 14 (age of consent)
At least here in BC..and i think most of the rest of canada. Maybe all.
Acutally it is all: here is the federal law:
http://www.ageofconsent.com/canada.htm
Alrite, well, that was fun but thats the end of those invites, ill find someone more diserving i guess.
I'm hoping this wont get modded down..just tryin to help some ppl out
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I hope you guys who have it will leave it for the few left who dont.. (remember slashcode fucks the url up..take out any spaces, they dont belong)
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-a8a7e0aa0f-7dfa
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-a
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-a
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-a
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-a
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-a
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
Just find out which lexmark printer it is and download the manual online.
I am not sure how they define largest...
;)
Are these 6000 super computers? Or just other computers?
Distributed.net had around 330 thousand participants on the latest completed rc5 key.They had 15 thousand active on the last day of the challenge.
I would say this is much larger in computer numbers, but since they dont mention almost any usefull information in the article, I'm not sure if more computer power would be in the d.net.
However the line: By 2007, this Grid will have the equivalent of 100,000 of today's fastest computers working together to produce a 'virtual supercomputer', which can be expanded and developed as needed
So right now it isnt even 100 thousand computers, maybe not even close, so the computing power might be similar. (assuming 15 thousand active computers on d.net)
Either way, right now i highly doubt its the largest
Makes me happy i drive a dual sport dirtbike...DRZ400 :D
Again, Mr mods, im not expectin any moderation for this, just tryin to help out the poor buggers wihtout gmail.
;)
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And again, i would really apreciate it if you guys left the accounts for those who dont have it. If you have one already you will get your own invites to play with soon enought..thanks in advance
P.S. Remember slashcode fucks URL's up, so just take any spaces out, they dont belong there.
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-86a2397c6c-57b0
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-8
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-8
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-8
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-8
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-8
No problem guys. Maybe i shud post a few more.
I'm hoping this wont get modded down (or up for that matter)
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But here are a few gmail invites, i hope you guys who have it will leave it for the few left who dont..
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-46c6933de8-a41e
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
http://gmail.google.com/gmail/a-4
Plenty of torrents for all :D
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http://69.50.168.139/sn2//list_torrents/297.htm
Good post anon, sams laser faq is great. I just dont find laser diodes in the wild with this kind of efficiency...
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;)
Picking some random 10mW laser from digikey...
http://rocky.digikey.com/WebLib/Sharp
I calculate the efficiency around 11 percent. (88mW in, 10mW out)
Picking some other random 7mW laser..
http://rocky.digikey.com/WebLib/Sharp/We
Efficiency here works out to be less than 7 percent.
Either way, I have never personally seen a 50%+ efficient diode, but if sam says they exist im sure hes right
Any logitech in the MX series is not susceptable to this unless used on a very poor surface.
If by highly efficient you mean less than 1%, yes highly ;)
I find that the true heart of HP broke off with Agilent. HP was a massive electronics company in all forms. Agilent split off and took what I thought was HP's core business with them.
;)
Just go to agilent.com and look at their products and services. After they split, HP basically became, yes, a beige box reseller. They had alpha..but did shit all with it. Their unix seems to be pretty dead , in favour of microsoft offerings like you said.
So as far as hiring guys back like you said...maybe they could beg agilent to re-merge with them
Yeah sorry...Mod me down -1 idiot ;)
GIF is lossless.
Uhh, dont forget PNG is lossless, gif isnt.
You have very clearly never picked up a MX700 like the original poster uses.
;) but it is a valid complaint.
I have the same mouse and i'd give a left nut if you could tell the difference in responsivness. It updates at the exact same rate as the usb bus, so lag or stuttering is no longer an issue.
The only complain i've heard on this whole thread that was valid..was the weight. Some poeple dont like the weight. I say if they cant push a mouse around they shud go to the gym
Complaining about the battery dying when its almost impossible to kill it unless you're doing it on purpose is retarded. Complaining about lag is also stupid because of the reasons i've mentioned above.
I understand what you're saying overall, but your fan thing is totally wrong.
The power sapped by a mechanical fan is not nominal. Its 5-7 HP, which you can definatly feel. Its very pronounced at higher RPM's.
Normally it would be more efficient to drive directly, but an electric fan needs to spin slower and less often, keeping the engine a specific temperature. Its less efficient to use a mechanical fan because you are spending a lot of energy (kilowatts!) cooling an engine when its totally unneccesary. I know the fan on my cheap-o cavelier is on maybe 1% of the time of my driving. (Sitting idle for longish periods in warmer weather)
I've never really heard of a sensor failing and the engine just not turning on the fan. What is normally done is the fan is turned on constantly during a sensor failure, or the engine shuts down and gives a warning light.
Sure they rip you off on the sensor cost a bit, especially a temperature one (charge 100+$ and they cost maybe 5$) but some sensors really are in the 1-2 hundred dollar range. (any capacitive level or conaminant sensor, more expensive flow sensors, etc)
Either way, Electric fans are MUCH better than the old mechanical style and people frequently cut the mechanical fan off of their old style enigne and replace it with an electric one for a significant mid to high end boost.