Add in a battery or a flywheel and recover the energy on the way down.

Not OP, but my country (France) is listed as white and has blocked a bunch of websites, at least for copyright and political reasons.

"It is unclear how Japanese law would treat any such diversion of customer funds as Mt. Gox was not regulated as a financial institution. As a private firm in which Karpeles held an 88 percent stake with no declared debt, Mt. Gox was under no obligation to share any details on its finances."

The lack of regulation means that they cannot prosecute the *lack of disclosure* but the article makes it sound like it implies they cannot prosecute the fund diversion itself. Of course you can, it's embezzlement, there are laws on the book against it, and no you don't need to be "regulated" for these laws to apply.

Financial regulation is something that can make such frauds harder to perpetrate, it's not what makes is illegal. Sheesh.

It's easy to have volume when you're trading two worthless things (mtgoxUSD was known to be worthless for a while, then it appeared mtgoxBTC was going to be too as it was used to get out of it).

http://bitcoincharts.com/chart...

http://www.openbsdfoundation.org/contributors.html MPEx is now listed.

I agree, it gets you 98% there, but an eyeball isn't a pinhole either.

If you want to make high resolution true holograms, you'll need to square the pixel density (intuitively, each pixel has to contain an entire high resolution image which would correspond to the hologram as seen though a pinhole placed on this pixel).

Bring on the 1M PPI displays.

There's a brand manufacturing in Japan and the United States. Lenovo.

Put them in the dome:
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/movie_theater_layout

Actually... http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/sextips/

Why is this modded Funny? This should be +10 Insightful.