MERV?
"MERV6SS-22AN warhead, with 14.5 kg of enriched uranium and a plutonium trigger, capable of delivering a 40-kiloton yield"
Isn't that a line out of True Lies?
Posts by Sebastien Mongrain
10 posts • joined Monday 2nd April 2007 14:20 GMT
there is no such right
as a right to source code. It lives only in the utopian universe of open sourcers. It is also ridiculous to think that anyone in his right mind would have time to audit every line of code running on its computer. There are millions of lines of code running in there. Not to mention that a very small fraction of the computer-using population that can read source code. And then even many programmers aren't working on low-level programming, and wouldn't know/understand the intricacies of low-level/optimised code. I know I wouldn't.
You forgot RUFUS!
...He'd server you good...
Posted in 'Microsoft' to compensate 419 victims
Fool me once, shame on you...
Fool me twice, shame on me, or so it seems....
Religious nutters...
have come out of the woodwork, innit?
Surely it's useless to point out there's a definite difference between evolution and speciation. Besides, it can't be video-ed either, this is not transmogrification.
Posted in 'The 3D Flickr' is go
GAH
That's "n'est-ce pas", if you're going to use French. Now you'll have to copy that a thousand times with consonants in green, vowels in red and hyphen/apostrophe in blue.
For being bad at French.
Sense of humour mega-failure
Have none of you ever read an article by Otto Stern? It IS satire, so deep and bizarre that most wouldn't see it if it hit them in the face. Oh wait.
Posted in Space boffins fire up plasma engine
RE: Cooling issues
How do you manage to stay out of direct sunlight? It's not like a space station that relies on solar panels to generate electricity can hide in Earth's shadow all the time. Plus, a spacecraft can't hide in a shadow if it expects to go anywhere at all.
You should also know that cooling in space is a huge problem, what with being a 'hard' vacuum and all. Heat radiates really inefficiently in a vacuum.
re: orbital paths
It is believed unlikely. But it was thought nigh impossible for planets to form around binary systems...
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