Capability Based Security lets a user decide what resources a program is to be allowed to access at run-time. Unlike Windows, Linux, Mac, it doesn't automatically just trust programs with everything on your system.

This will eventually (10-15 years from now) allow for computers to be actually secure, assuming the NSA doesn't backdoor them.

Everyone seems to think it's snake-oil, hand waving, or just a dumb idea... so I figured I'd post it here.

Atomic hydrogen torches have been around since the 1940s... here's a GE training film about them. They produce insane amounts of heat and a reducing atmosphere, perfect for cutting almost anything.

In Illinois there are 2 seasons, Construction and Winter, and they overlap.

Anything without ice and slush is a plus.

The Orion project was to be the successor to Apollo, once we got done playing around with toy rockets. Imagine being able to launch 1300 TONS of cargo to Interstellar space. The technology was worked out in the 1960s, the engines were tested at full power, we just lacked the political will to do it.

With modern materials, we could do a better job now, and a launch would only result in the fallout equivalent of a single 10 Megaton bomb. Considering the stream of badness coming our way from Fukushima, this isn't really a bad trade off.

I wouldn't dare use this "map" for any serious purposes. It appears all they did was add the fine details from a topographic map to the rather low resolution results of other surveys. There's no high resolution direct measurement of gravity here.

That's only the #4 pool, and there are others that will go if there is a "gamma shine" event.... it could be worse than that. The article mentions that they believe 1/2 of Japan would be uninhabitable after that.

There's plenty of scare to go around in Fukushima, without any mongering

The radiation from the corium pockets underground is bad, but it's nothing compared to the mess is still waiting to make a disaster bigger (85 times bigger!) then Chernobyl..

The US tried this false flag a few months ago, and the UN found out it was the US supplying the poison gas to the "rebels".... now that's calmed down and they are trying again.

As for the US staying out of the Middle East, we can't do that, because it would cause the fall of the Petrodollar, and we'd all be at least 50% poorer, overnight, if not worse off. (Hopefully avoiding the fate of the Weimar republic).

He says steel tubes in his PDF, not aluminum.

What do old married persons (people who haven't talked to the opposite sex in years), have to do with this?

Actually, we could do it. Here's a video of a prototype using high explosives to see if the concept would work at all. It turns out it's fairly self correcting for alignment, etc. The nuclear physics is well understood, and the launch of a 4000 ton vehicle (with 1300 tons of cargo!) would result in the equivalent fallout of a single 10 megaton H bomb.

It's time to send a few hundred volunteers to the Moon, Mars, and wherever else they want to go.

The Feds are shutting down the last bastions of free speech, have crippled the 2nd amendment by buying up all the ammo, have closed all our embassies in the Islamic parts of the world... it's just a question of time, in my mind, until we once again go to war for the petrodollar.

This tells me (along with the heightened "terror alert" level) that we're about to find out why the TSA has been buying up all the bullets. WW3 any day now.

What Congress really wants is to strip away the possibility that some new innovation might happen within our borders, and bring jobs back into the country. This would result in real economic growth, and reduce the excuses to give Trillions away to their banker buddies as the Country swirls down the drain.

2 different purchases, and subsequent returns. 1 Toshiba, 1 Lenovo 64 bit bios on both