Comment Re:It depends (Score 1) 201
s/will be lurking/haunts/
s/will be lurking/haunts/
That's only insightful if you didn't care to read/watch the talk. He actually is arguing against locked down devices.
And anyone who uses it for real protection would never base their acceptance of a key on the short ID anyhow.
I wonder what Manning would have done. Someone who doesn't even know how to turn off the logging feature in his IM client...
See comment http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=2590622&cid=38501538 ff.
Just a quick search away:
http://www.yourdiscovery.com/battle_of_chernobyl/consequences/index.shtml
instead posting tired, lame anarchist diatribes predicting the downfall of Capitalism.
This is just a copy&paste of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Coming_Insurrection
Which is more related to France than the US.
Here in southern Germany you still have to test mushrooms and wild boar for radioactivity because of the Chernobyl accident 1986. It's mostly due to Cs137 which has a half life of ~ 30 years. I remember having to stay indoors for days as a child (i was 5 at that time) because of that accident. The linear distance to Chernobyl is about 1400 km.
I would call that very much polluting.
0.08% is a small 10% from 1%. It's accurate enough for the poll.
As are octave and R: they both print in a format like 1e+01
Usually its a capital E though to avoid confusing it with the e function.
Well - yes. I was lazy...
The room all of my posessions right now fit in has a floor space of 22 m^2. Since i live in a flat share, there's more of course - in the living room, kitchen and bathroom. But that's not my property.
Depends on storage media. (Now, this wasn't really too hard to figure out, wasn't it?)
But as i can see that you're completely lost here and don't have the faintest idea how to do this simple arithmetic task for yourself - i will tell you how it would work with SDXC memory cards as an example.
1 SDXC memory card has a volume of 32mm x 24mm x 2.1 mm = 32e-3m x 24e-3m x 2.1e-3m = 1.6128e-6 m^3
So, in 1 cubic meter (m^3) fit 1m^3/(1.6128e-6m^3/1card) = 6.2e5 card(s)
SDXC cards come in various capacities: 64GB to 2048GB
So 1 cubic meter would hold from
6.2e5card x 64GB/1card =~ 3.97e7GB
up to
6.25e5card x 2048GB/1card =~ 1.27e9GB
What can we learn from this result?
Since it spans 2 orders of magnitude, measuring a spacial volume with this unit of measurement isn't advisable.
When IBM still owned it's hard drive fabs => Immortal HDs.
To do nothing is to be nothing.
