What happens to that energy, though? Energy is conserved, even with gravitational waves, correct? So, what happens to the energy - does some of it get converted into 'normal' potential energy by changing the (amount of…
Sign microsoft drivers with the microsoft key. Give MS signed drivers a lower rank than all other drivers.
This problem has been noted for some time. Past articles on the subject have shown how the various requirements for passwords come about through a combination of limitations imposed by the system they're being used on,…
Interstella 5555, an hour-long anime movie made to accompany Daft Punk's excellent album, 'Discovery', fits the bill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hVFTUFSdIs
This same problem happened to the Ethiopian central bank. One batch, which had been bought from a trader, was discovered to be fake fairly quickly; another batch of faked gold, seized from smugglers, had been in their…
As he said, 'more than Emacs is at stake here.'.[1] I presume this refers to Bazaar's status as part of the GNU project, and that RMS did not want to write off part of GNU without being certain he needed to. Regardless,…
examples, please
Slashdot wouldn't be slashdot if it had kept growing for the past ten years; there are only so many nerds in the world. Anyway, Slashdot's icon is still bigger than ycombinator.com's. :)
Race to Mars, a 4-part miniseries by the Discovery Channel, is also worth while. The spacecraft and lander are based on existing ideas for trips to Mars. The physics in it are depicted accurately, as far as I could…
It is close in pronunciation to 'wanker news'. Maybe 'Broker News' or 'Teller News'?
This: "In a negotiated settlement he again rejected any suggestion of licensing and went for a cash-out settlement. He repaid us for most of our legal bills and promised to stop selling his program sometime in 1988.…
I may have missed it, but I'm still waiting to hear whether the assumption about the 'five eyes' is true: whether the signals intelligence agencies of the US, UK, Canada, Australia & NZ spy on each others' citizens, and…
DDG defaults to HTTPS links wherever possible; its like having HTTPS-everywhere in your search engine.
I had the same question. I was eventually plopped here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system-level_virtual... "Operating system-level virtualization is a server virtualization method where the kernel of an…
The UK has a similar privilege with postage stamps. They were the first to use stamps, and because of that they don't need to put the name of their country on their stamps: "... on May 6, the Penny Black became the…
Good points, though there should be some steps manufacturers could take. They could check for unusual usage patterns, much like credit card companies do. The article doesn't specify but does imply that, in this case,…
FTFA: "“In 1973, the Internet [which at that time was basically the ARPANET] on a good day ran at 50 kb/s,” Metcalfe reflected in his oral history. “Ethernet ran at 2.94 megabits per second.” Over the years, people…
Funny story, my grandfather was an engineering grad who joined the RCAF during WW2. He survived the war, and soon afterwards - I presume during the Gemini recruitment drive - heard that NASA was looking for people with,…
Ventilation is a major factor, at least on hot days. How does the outside air temperature affect the temperature of underground parking lots? Are they as hot or less hot during the winter? CO is deadly; air must be…
Ack, you're right. My French teachers would not be impressed.
The headline of TFA says "Millions Of Trillions" The headline of TFA's TFA (the source article) says "La DGSE collecte ainsi des milliards de milliards de données". That translates to 'millions of millions' pieces of…
Easily solved with webrings and pages of links.
Many sites, including most home pages (remember those?) had a page of links, a small curated set of links[1]. Ooh, and guestbooks! Thousands and thousands of guestbooks! [1]…
Similarly, self-citation is a known issue. http://www.rogerclarke.com/SOS/SCSP-09.html
He did not say "We only give data to the government in response legal requests about named individuals."
What happens to that energy, though? Energy is conserved, even with gravitational waves, correct? So, what happens to the energy - does some of it get converted into 'normal' potential energy by changing the (amount of…
Sign microsoft drivers with the microsoft key. Give MS signed drivers a lower rank than all other drivers.
This problem has been noted for some time. Past articles on the subject have shown how the various requirements for passwords come about through a combination of limitations imposed by the system they're being used on,…
Interstella 5555, an hour-long anime movie made to accompany Daft Punk's excellent album, 'Discovery', fits the bill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hVFTUFSdIs
This same problem happened to the Ethiopian central bank. One batch, which had been bought from a trader, was discovered to be fake fairly quickly; another batch of faked gold, seized from smugglers, had been in their…
As he said, 'more than Emacs is at stake here.'.[1] I presume this refers to Bazaar's status as part of the GNU project, and that RMS did not want to write off part of GNU without being certain he needed to. Regardless,…
examples, please
Slashdot wouldn't be slashdot if it had kept growing for the past ten years; there are only so many nerds in the world. Anyway, Slashdot's icon is still bigger than ycombinator.com's. :)
Race to Mars, a 4-part miniseries by the Discovery Channel, is also worth while. The spacecraft and lander are based on existing ideas for trips to Mars. The physics in it are depicted accurately, as far as I could…
It is close in pronunciation to 'wanker news'. Maybe 'Broker News' or 'Teller News'?
This: "In a negotiated settlement he again rejected any suggestion of licensing and went for a cash-out settlement. He repaid us for most of our legal bills and promised to stop selling his program sometime in 1988.…
I may have missed it, but I'm still waiting to hear whether the assumption about the 'five eyes' is true: whether the signals intelligence agencies of the US, UK, Canada, Australia & NZ spy on each others' citizens, and…
DDG defaults to HTTPS links wherever possible; its like having HTTPS-everywhere in your search engine.
I had the same question. I was eventually plopped here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system-level_virtual... "Operating system-level virtualization is a server virtualization method where the kernel of an…
The UK has a similar privilege with postage stamps. They were the first to use stamps, and because of that they don't need to put the name of their country on their stamps: "... on May 6, the Penny Black became the…
Good points, though there should be some steps manufacturers could take. They could check for unusual usage patterns, much like credit card companies do. The article doesn't specify but does imply that, in this case,…
FTFA: "“In 1973, the Internet [which at that time was basically the ARPANET] on a good day ran at 50 kb/s,” Metcalfe reflected in his oral history. “Ethernet ran at 2.94 megabits per second.” Over the years, people…
Funny story, my grandfather was an engineering grad who joined the RCAF during WW2. He survived the war, and soon afterwards - I presume during the Gemini recruitment drive - heard that NASA was looking for people with,…
Ventilation is a major factor, at least on hot days. How does the outside air temperature affect the temperature of underground parking lots? Are they as hot or less hot during the winter? CO is deadly; air must be…
Ack, you're right. My French teachers would not be impressed.
The headline of TFA says "Millions Of Trillions" The headline of TFA's TFA (the source article) says "La DGSE collecte ainsi des milliards de milliards de données". That translates to 'millions of millions' pieces of…
Easily solved with webrings and pages of links.
Many sites, including most home pages (remember those?) had a page of links, a small curated set of links[1]. Ooh, and guestbooks! Thousands and thousands of guestbooks! [1]…
Similarly, self-citation is a known issue. http://www.rogerclarke.com/SOS/SCSP-09.html
He did not say "We only give data to the government in response legal requests about named individuals."