The Transformer
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@Tsaukpaetra said in The Transformer:
@mott555 said in The Transformer:
...I'm severely tempted to try to start up an ad-supported satire/parody news site of my own with articles seeded by this system.
Do it!!!
I need a good domain name, and I'm open to suggestions.
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@mott555 said in The Transformer:
An Internet of Things enabled toilet roll dispenser is a small device that can dispense an unlimited number of rolls at one time.
Maybe it automatically orders more from Amazon, with super-rush delivery, when the supply runs low.
It is ideal for people who have to take up to 5 rolls before they stop.
Those people need to see a doctor.
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@Polygeekery burned it all down, while those who remained lost their homes and many possessions. The fire continued and spread for another ten days until everyone was forced out.
The fire, at the time of being, was much worse than expected, a disaster in an era where the city was struggling. However, the city was saved thanks to the strong efforts of firemen who were skilled and diligent, some of whom were on their way to the nearby town of Horsheim, to collect firewood and repair the buildings destroyed by the blaze. The fires which killed hundreds of people have never been accounted for and are assumed to be acts of a local black magic cult known as "the Great Flames of the Red Sun", a group who is now dead.
Aftermath:
The aftermath:
People still survive to this day, though many are now elderly and disabled, even many women have to stay indoors to care for their children. These fires destroyed many houses and all the livestock in the area, forcing thousands of citizens to leave and find alternate homes.
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@Polygeekery started a massive fire when they were trying to convert an old desk lamp into an ecommerce website. However, since we wanted to make sure they didn't have to invest their entire savings for the website, we started out by getting their help to replace the bulb. So naturally, it took two weeks of the company's time to fix the problem.
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@Boomzilla's onion belt was an effective security measure against a potential attack by the nation's cyber-espionage organs. But that's it.
When the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously last month to ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership, it passed with few complaints.
The agreement was a triumph of globalization—and of trade deals. But it's a deal that's also going to take effect without public debate, which is exactly why it should not be seen as a "yes". We need to get the vote on that, and we can't do that when it takes months, if not years to get the job done.
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The Discourse forum platform is a secure and well-secured communication network where topics are debated, written up, discussed, discussed further and debated again. While this platform has its shortcomings, it is the first platform to bring users together in a community with a clear goal, a community of like-minded people sharing common goals, and a community where both individuals and social groups can benefit from the conversation as a whole. The Discourse forums are hosted and operated for a fee of $15 a month (and free for new members). The forum can be accessed by viewing or signing up for a free account.
Discourse: A Community, An Idea, a Community's Purpose
What sets Discourse apart from other communities is its willingness to be a place of discussion. Where others are content with posting on other forums, or merely posting on the same topics, Discourse seeks to foster communication among people from all walks of life. Discourse allows both those who are interested in spreading its ideas through its network and those interested in learning from its ideas. Discourse wants its content to be accessible to as many people at all times of the day as possible. Because each site may be accessible to hundreds, whether through search engines, or by entering their username/password on a site's search engine, Discourse aims to spread its ideas to as many people as possible on all possible devices.
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@mott555 said in The Transformer:
@Tsaukpaetra said in The Transformer:
@mott555 said in The Transformer:
...I'm severely tempted to try to start up an ad-supported satire/parody news site of my own with articles seeded by this system.
Do it!!!
I need a good domain name, and I'm open to suggestions.
Seedednews.com
Edit: Logo could be a digital-ized robot tree.
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A hardware engineer working for Samsung was found murdered in Kailua-Kona at the behest of Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Police believe that the apparent suicide was part of a larger effort to kill off a rival in which Cook was on vacation, according to a Waimea Star News article published Tuesday.
It was unclear what role Cook played in killing his former colleague at Samsung, who was also found dead in a bedroom of the same Honolulu home. The newspaper said he had previously threatened to kill himself.
Two of Cook's former companies — Samsung Electronics and Apple — have been at the center of controversy since the death of the engineer in February.
The news about Cook's alleged role was the same Tuesday that Apple CEO Tim Cook said his company would "rethink" a decision to allow certain government agencies to collect phone data from Americans.
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Apple's latest product, the iphone-size Apple Watch Edition is now available online for purchase. That's right -- it's now available in all five colors of gray, gray in black, grey in black, and white.
Here's the good news: Apple will replace the leather Apple Watch Series 2 with a steel model. The silver and black versions of the watch will remain available, but there is no release date on any of the three shades of silver or black. The white, pink and purple designs were also made available on Friday, which is when Apple said the stainless steel model would be ready.
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Please, for my own health, someone block this site from me!
A famous Call of Duty streamer was accused of being a "douchebag", and for failing to condemn the actions of Nazis.
Mark Blyth told The Independent : " I think I got ducked into a pile of rubbish and lost it. That Nazi stuff, just that. If it was anything else, I'd be in prison, but I don't even understand it and they probably don't."
Blyth, who lives in the city with his girlfriend Jessica, said: "I'm a total douchebag. I've got to be more clear, because this isn't like me. It's a bunch of Nazi-esque twits and douchebags who seem totally unwell. I don't find it funny, but that's all I can think about it."
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Ugh. According to wikipedia,
GPT2 is an AI system that generates text matching its input in subject and tone. For example, when fed the first sentence of George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four it produces plausible futuristic fiction set in China. Unlike previous OpenAI products, GPT2 has not been released to the public out of concerns of potential misuse, including applications for writing fake news.[49]
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One more, and I promise I'll go find more useful ways to spend my time.
A top secret Defense Department program involving a mission to plant chemtrails on the moon has been suspended while the department reviews fallout impacts on the environment and other targets.
This month, the Defense Department asked that, by Sept. 24, an outside expert review the "potential risks to human health and welfare." The test would also have to include other factors such as the impact on climate change, the impact of a nuclear weapons test at the Nevada Test Site on the atmosphere and on the soil of other celestial bodies, and potentially the damage to the environment resulting from a release from a nuclear bomb, reports CBS News' Ben Tracy.
The decision was made to suspend the test, which would have involved spraying about 20,000 tons of material over three months, based on concerns about the impacts for the environment.
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@mott555 said in The Transformer:
The Discourse forum platform is a secure and well-secured communication network
While this platform has its shortcomings,
You don't say!
it is the first platform to bring users together in a community with a clear goal, a community of like-minded people sharing common goals
* ∞entering their username/password on a site's search engine,
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A Florida man who bought a $100,000 gold-embroidered coat from eBay.
The gold-embroidered outfit was listed on a Texas-licensed eBay site about three years ago and sold in just over a year.
But a few days after the buyer posted the advertised listing, agents with the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms contacted him, according to court documents. They told him that the gold-embroidered jacket he purchased was "not in compliance with federal firearms regulations."
They said he had to return the coat to the U.S. Border Patrol for an examination, which lasted approximately 10 hours.
According to the document, the man's gold, white and blue fleur-de-lis hat went missing during the exam.
On Saturday, the man reported the missing hat to the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, which then took possession of the coat. He told investigators that he planned to post the coat on eBay to raise funds for Operation Eagle Eye, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's operation to help rid the West from mountain lions.
It's unclear if the FBI or Border Patrol agents would have contacted the man about his missing hat if his gold-embroidered coat had been part of the offered listing.
The gold-embroidered coat was a perfect match for the wearer
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@mott555 said in The Transformer:
I need a good domain name, and I'm open to suggestions.
How about if you name it a single word. Let's call it Equestria?"
"What's an Equestrian?" Twilight asked.
Growl sighed. "It's a derogatory term for people who wear pony ears. It's supposed to imply that Equestrians don't have good taste in hairstyles." He glanced over to her. "And I guess this name doesn't help either, you know. Your dad and I just started school, and we're supposed to make a name up and start working here. Not saying I want to be just another girl of a certain generation!" Growl turned to Twilight. "What?"
Twilight blushed. "I didn't mean to say... you know!" Growl turned to Spike. "No worries, I have to keep my mouth shut! I'll get you out of the way though, right?"
Equestria. Where the ponies would be, and what they would be doing now that they were out of the city proper. The sun was up, the sun had been high in the sky, and the moon was shining brightly below. It made the place glow faintly in the sky, especially in the early-morning hours, which made anyone who wasn't already aware feel happy to see so many ponies.
A large group of ponies had lined up in the shade of a nearby rock
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@Tsaukpaetra wishes he could properly upvote this.
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Perhaps a better name would be "Bumblebee" – a word no matter how many times you say it.
The concept of Bumblebee is something that you might have seen a bit. A little in this case is "buh" – the original meaning being "bunny".
A lot of this word comes from 'bumbum'. It may not sound a lot to think about today but in 1650 it was used to describe a female rabbit or a mouse or some other animal that only appeared once during every 20 years or so (the exact frequency varied by city). If you live in modern times where animals don't usually have a great deal of time to rest, it's reasonable and easy to imagine an actual bunny.
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@mott555 said in The Transformer:
it's now available in all five colors of gray, gray in black, grey in black, and white.
Catering to the international market.
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@Zecc said in The Transformer:
A large group of ponies had lined up in the shade of a nearby rock
It's spooky, I think I know which fi
xc this is...
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@CHUDbert quoted in The Transformer:
They told him that the gold-embroidered jacket he purchased was "not in compliance with federal firearms regulations."
The gold-embroidered coat was a perfect match for the wearer
This post got me literally
. I'm struggling not to wake up my girlfriend with a laughing fit.
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Okay, I'm off to bed. Just let me know if anything goes wrong." He's right to keep a safe distance.
You get up, slip on your pajamas, and head out the door.
Continue.
Molly blushes. "You seem relieved," she says, standing up from the bed.
She walks over to you, grabs your hand, and you smile. You pull her into a kiss, and kiss her again. When you pull away, she laughs. "Did you let the dogs out this morning?" She holds your hand out towards her, her eyes closed but her lips open slightly. "They don't let the horses out."
You look away, unsure what to say or do next.
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@Zecc said in The Transformer:
You look away, unsure what to say or do next.
Neither would I be, fella...
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Ms. Velma's Most Incredibly Magnificent Christmas Week 2014, when she was also married to Robert and married to Bill, took place. In the months following the wedding, the Velmas began buying out other people's rights to the Velmas' Christmas cards, including Mrs. Velma herself.[2] One of the key decisions Mrs. Velma made was the purchase of the copyright of her own photograph. She said in a January 2014 interview that the decision to purchase the copyright seemed obvious to her at the time. She was also happy with that decision because, though she felt the picture "moved us," it was not the one people loved. (When the Velmans became aware that their photographs were being replaced, several individuals tried to negotiate terms and circumstances that would allow them to retain the copyright of their pictures. None came to fruition, though some tried.) Despite that decision, when Mrs. Velma and her family visited Los Angeles in late September, she bought her own photograph, which she used to send out invitations.[3] The wedding itself featured a number of celebrities in costumes, including the newlyweds.
At one point, the Velmans were planning on taking a trip to Paris to "share" a dinner they have been planning for the new year at L'Antiente, the La Belle Equipe hotel. The trip was canceled but, on Dec
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The Intel Core i9-7950X (3.40 GHz quad-core CPU) is capable of performing basic math and is used for video editing.
Well, I certainly hope it can do basic math!
The Ryzen 965WK is essentially a full tower powered by the 10 nm FinFET. The chip has a TDP of 90W, with the reference design going for 150W. The only difference between the two parts is the placement of the die. Ryzen is a 10 nm part, whereas the 8 nm part is based on 16 nm technology. Intel has been working hard to make the 14 nm part a lot larger, and that's the key to Ryzen's success.
AMD's latest Ryzen chip uses a custom design which has not only significantly increased transistor counts but also enabled new memory technologies like HyperTransport (HT), an advanced feature of HT. Both HyperTransport and HyperBlink are currently featured on the Z270. HT is a technology that is already in place on the 14 w/ 8 nm processors, but the 915W's features are so advanced that it can be used in both configurations.
HT+ will enable DDR4 memory over the PCI Express bus (or PCI-Express 3.0 bus), increasing bandwidth and reducing latency. HT+ will be available on the Ryzen 965WK in December – with the Z270 part coming around a month later, if AMD can hit the 20th or later. There were no specific specs on the HT+ memory, but it seems that Intel is currently working on a variant called HyperVid
Well, apart from being strangely worded, the part in italics is actually pretty close to reality... Although DDR4 over PCIe sounds very
!The A12 Bionic's 3D printed motor can easily move up to 18mph, which could make it ideal for motorcycling.
It has a built-in motor controller to keep the A12's high current flow, a motor winding controller to slow it down for low speed travel and a speed sensor to monitor its speed when on and off.
3D printed motors on the roads of New Zealand
While the 3D printed motor has proved very popular, it has also brought challenges, so it's no surprise that its development has been hindered, as the motor is only able to move up to 18mph - meaning the only real option for a full-speed bicycle would be to use an ATV.
With ATVs not being developed in the same manner as the A12 motor, and New Zealand not having any plans for such a concept, the A12's motor would need to use a dedicated machine.
The motor could then go from concept for motorcycling towards reality, as we currently have no road rules in New Zealand, so it's likely that a dedicated machine such as this is never going to be built, but if it does get built, then we would have a fantastic future motor on our hands.
And the Apple A12 turned up something completely different.
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@Atazhaia said in The Transformer:
Although DDR4 over PCIe sounds very
!No more
than using RAM slots as SSD memory...
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@Tsaukpaetra You talking about the old SSDs that used actual RAM modules with a battery, or the ASUS DIMM.2 connector for M.2 modules? Or something even more
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@Atazhaia said in The Transformer:
@Tsaukpaetra You talking about the old SSDs that used actual RAM modules with a battery, or the ASUS DIMM.2 connector for M.2 modules? Or something even more
?Yes.
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Lorne Kates was pulled over by the RMP, and found to have a dead transvestite hooker in his trunk. When asked about the ileostome that he kept in his trunk, Kates said, "Why, I'll explain." When the interviewer asked if he had anything sexually excited about female prostitutes, Kate said "Maybe you could have me?" (Katerates: "Yes, I could have you.")
After Kates pleaded guilty to lewd, lascivious and lascivious exhibition of the genitals, he was sentenced to three years imprisonment. In a subsequent trial, in which Kates was not convicted, the judge gave him a ten year suspended sentence, and his probation officer, Robert Hinton, issued an order of community service.
Kates's wife, Janet, and his girlfriend, Ann, were arrested in the summer of 2000 after police reported finding the remains of two male prostitutes, one buried beneath a concrete sidewalk. In fact, the bodies had been discovered in the woods. The bodies showed no signs of rape, but according to Kate's defense, they had been strangled to death and stuffed in the trunk of his car. It took the police only three months to arrest Kates, and he was held for several days on suspicion of homicide. He was acquitted, however, and the case was dropped for
he keeps an ileostomy in his trunk? Talk about junk in the trunk!
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Karla ate her judo chops with a cilantro chutney and exclaimed "That's wonderful!" My wife laughed and exclaimed "I love cooking!"
"You mean you liked her?!" My wife cried
"Yes, I love her!" Her mom cried Her mom cried
"I didn't know you liked her," me said
Mom my grandma cried
Mom my grandma cried "I loved her" "I don't know if I liked her "
Mom's dad my grandpa cried
"No, I can't wait until you're gone," Mom my mom cried
"Mom," mom said
"When is she going to leave? I want to stay here with her"
"She'll stay over right now," mom her dad cried.
"Yes, she will. Let's hurry up and take a shower. You're going to love her forever as my grandpa, grandma and mom." Mom my grandma cried.
I stood there in shock, stunned by the fact my grandma had spent a year with her. I was just as shocked by her, in a different way. My mom was a good daughter-in-law! She looked like somethingUmm.... @Karla....
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Maybe the dingo got your baby!
A baby dingo just dropped from below you and it hit your baby daddy.
He ran down and the little baby was covered in fur. You are going to get some help now!
Get away from him, get inside!
Go back to your bed!
You have to leave now before this dingo starts to attack more.
You have to leave!
Go away!
No! I did not hear you!
Get away!
You cannot stay here!
Please stop! Please!
You can't! Please!
Go!
Stay away!
Please!
Get away from this dingo!
Get away!
No! Not again! Not like this!
Please!
Why was it my fault?
It was me, not the baby daddy!
It's the baby daddy! It really hit my baby daddy!
The dingo has my baby daddy!
You must not let him hurt my little baby daddy.
There is only one way you can make your little baby daddy stay away from a dingo:
Stop and wait.
Leave!
It's okay for the dingo to be angry! Be angry with it!
Seinfeld would be proud. Or at least, a drunk Elaine.
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Mountain Dew is already being touted as the first energy drink that could transform the world. But this new brand is not all about creating energy. It also creates jobs, because a company's product is an appliance to use in homes, offices, and offices; businesses. To the tune of over $1 billion in US profits for Mountain Dew last year alone. But not everyone approves; there have been complaints from environmentalists like Joe Romm of Global Witness. His article "Green Jobs Is More Expensive Than People Think," and his claims have gotten Mountain Dew into hot water, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the FDA has issued a formal memo warning that consumers should not buy Mountain Dew.
According to a November 2009 report prepared by the University of California, San Francisco's College of Public Health, the FDA warns:
Citing potential health risks, adverse public relations effects, the availability of unsubstantiated health claims, and the potentially misleading effects on sales, the agency has advised that consumers refrain from ordering and using Mountain Dew products from now on unless they are concerned with perceived health risks, but are sure to get at least one free sample of the drink. Mountain Dew is made for home use and has a caffeine level considered to be in the range of 100 milligrams per 100 milliliters, which is not a lot of caffeine.
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A hydrofluoric acid enema is a commonly used tool to manage severe allergic rhinitis. A hydrofluoric acid enema removes fluid through open wounds and opens wounds up on the surface layer of the skin. It takes about 25 minutes to take from the neck to the throat.
Treatment options
The best available treatment option is to have your doctor apply a saline solution, such as honey, to your upper body, which will reduce the inflammation and provide better relief than applying ice to ice water.
Other options, such as the nasogastric tube, are also used. These tubes are inserted deep into the nostrils and deliver fluids under your nose. The solution is used for about 30 minutes before being drained back in a small syringe into your mouth.
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The guillotine is still a formidable weapon when it comes to suppressing an individual without the need of a sword. But what makes it so deadly? One theory is that it allows anyone to easily identify an enemy from the shadows with ease, even when they're wearing disguises and are completely covered in gore. One study suggests that guillotine victims are not usually killed instantly. Some victims are killed within a few minutes, as with a person who has already fallen off their bicycle, while others are killed within a few seconds. Researchers have concluded that there is also no evidence to prove that the guillotine is more effective at deterring suicide than conventional methods of death.
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How to defend yourself against an assailant armed with a banana pepper spray
An assailant armed with a banana pepper spray is almost always wrong. It's usually stupid. It's dangerous but ineffective. You can't stand in front of an armed enemy who is trying to hurt you and you're not prepared to fight when he's getting away with it, especially when you're wearing your best suit and all that. And a banana pepper is like the plague. You'll be fine in a fight. But if you're walking around with a banana pepper spray with your friends, they probably won't be safe. And that's not the point!
There's actually a whole theory that shows how good banana pepper spray actually works when you're wearing clothing with a good cotton. If you're wearing something that's cotton like jeans or t-shirts, a banana pepper spray that is activated by sweat or sweat-dampening agents can be applied directly to that garment. It's great if, when you're fighting, or if you're in trouble, you put on some kind of a jacket or some kind of a vest that's thick enough to prevent the spread of pepper spray spray.
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A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
Klingon General Vak'lor was a Starfleet Intelligence agent who worked in Deep Space 9, and was one of several who met the Doctor and helped save Starfleet intelligence officers caught in the Gamma Quadrant from losing their nerve. (COMIC: A Very Doctor Who Special)
Vak'lor spent much of the early 23rd century serving as the director of a Federation intelligence agency. One of his colleagues was the former Doctor's longtime companion Kate Graham, who was later killed when the Earth-Romulan War raged between the Federation and Romulan Empire. (TV: Enemy Mine)
In 2369, the Doctor met the ship's former chief engineer and a former spy who was apparently killed in Romulus while working with Kurn, who left the planet in exchange for help in destroying a deadly virus, although this was later confirmed to be a hoax. (TV: Who Mourns for Adonais)
In 2371, the agent Vak'lor worked under his old colleague Kimball, the son of the former Klingon general Qo'noS, which was believed by many to be his dying wish but who was nonetheless remembered fondly by the alien and eventually brought back from the dead
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@mott555 said in The Transformer:
Researchers have concluded that there is also no evidence to prove that the guillotine is more effective at deterring suicide than conventional methods of death.
TIL.
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Google's V8 engine is a beast of a piece of work. In just five months, the automaker has put the unit through its paces, tweaking the way that it performs its calculations on a per-cell scale.
The V8 engine is what makes your Chevy Volt tick.
The V8 has three turbochargers with a maximum of 500 horses each that power one of these massive engines that produce 1.5 horsepower, 0.8 foot-pounds of torque each, and an average of 300,000 pounds annually for three years.
And that's just one of many unique aspects that separate this electric car, its competitors, and Tesla Motors from the pack. The V8-powered Chevy Volt is more powerful than any other vehicle on track. No other car on track could pull off a higher-performance acceleration with its 4th generation battery pack. The Volt has the most torque from the electric motor to the wheels combined with the highest acceleration for any gasoline engine, regardless of whether it can rev the engine faster. And while other electric vehicles were powered by combustion engines, the V8 engine makes the Tesla's entire chassis, from interior to engine, more electric than anything else on the planet.
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Frito-Lay partners with TSMC for potato chip fabrication and manufacturing in the US. In January 2000, TSMC announced a partnership with Frito-Lay to create a production line for potato chips in Arizona.
The TSMC-Frito-Lay potato chip technology is currently being tested in the Arizona potato chip manufacturing plant since 2008 (See "Taco Bell's New Potato Chip Plant Will Help the US Dollar Make a Comeback"). During the 2008-9 holiday season, a new facility is being designed for the Frito-Lay and TD plant in Mesa, Arizona.
In September 2010, Frito Lay said it will invest $40 million in the Mesa Frito-Lay Potato Chip plant. TD Canada PLC plans to make chips for TD Canada on the TSMC-Frito-Lay facility through its own plant in Bannockburn, Saskatchewan, which opens in 2015. The TSMC plant in Mesa also includes an assembly line production line for TD Canada's American Express in Canada and a Frito-Lay Canada manufacturing facility, which is currently planned to be operational by year-end, according to TD Canada. TD expects to have the new facility running in 2015, according to TD Canada.
The TD plant is one of five facilities that TD built in Canada through contract negotiations in 2010. TD said it was "committed to meeting our growth needs."
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Samsung is now growing its high-speed DDR4 rams on small family-owned farms. Its factory in Wuhan in southwest China has made 5,000 devices with the RAM module; today they are selling the entire family's system on the black market and in high-end electronics stores. These devices are small enough to be installed at a bus stop using just screws. China has seen plenty of manufacturing plants close down, but this latest surge is unlike any other.
It's hard to know how big the demand is, but the company already says that it is taking orders, and that there are plans for another 200 or so of these. "We're in discussions with our partners around what type of device to order and whether to develop our own production process," says Wang.
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The Internet is a series of tubes of information that travel between people all across the world around the globe. And in order to maintain some degree of anonymity on this network, most of those tubes of information would go through anonymous servers (although some of them would go through public or proprietary servers).
The system was originally called the Open Internet. It was created between 2003 and 2008 by the World Wide Web Consortium to allow communication about internet resources to work without needing internet-based networks around the world, and so people could share information online.
For years the Consortium was called the "Unified Web." This "web" became known as the open access network because it allowed other sites to "listen to" certain types of people without them needing to ask their local communities if they could be included. And it has the biggest reach possible to everyone who wants to be a part of it: you can visit any site via the Internet without having to know any particular name in order to do so.
But in April 2011, Google announced that it (under pressure from the US and many other countries) would be pulling back some of the other parts of the "web" in favor of more focused, targeted search as a separate "operational core" of the company.
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She is the cistern !" she shouted, the most prominent member of an exclusive group of cisterns, the girls with the names "Tanya and Kat". "We get the hot water and tea for free, all of your drinks! Please! We want to keep it as far away from the girls. This cistern only serves cistern boys!"
"They don't have tea for girls," they told the girls around them, with the boys around them in their mid-twenties. They were in their mid-twenties. They were a little older, maybe thirty or more, and wore loose shirts and jeans; their mothers, sisters and daughters were too young to have ever seen a man, let alone a girl. Some wore baseball caps around their heads, just for added effect.
There at the edge of the cistern, the girls began chanting the slogan "We are here!" It had been done a lot more often since people started to notice this and the police had started to step up their patrols around some of the other women's groups; the girls were clearly having a party of their own, and the trans activists hadn't noticed. "Please, go back to your dorms!" the girls said as if it were a normal thing to scream in front of kids: "Go back to the dorms!" The girls weren't trans girls; they
But was it a trans cistern? Enquiring minds want to know!
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A new car that doesn't need any fuel to operate, even at a low speed," says Thomas J. Schmid. (Photo: Courtesy of Thomas Schmid)
Schmid, an Ohio graduate of the University of Akron — and now his wife, Juleana — has been helping develop fuel cells and other renewable energy technologies for years.
His interest deepened when he saw the need for a new car on his daily commute from his son's school to his work. The first car he drove involved an electric motor, but he'd love to make a car that doesn't require fuel. That's because, while many electric car manufacturers make their electric motors via battery packs, he doesn't. That means he can buy an electric car using the same technology that's in his car.
He thinks the electric car will cost $60,000 — roughly 10 times more than his current car, with a base price of about $25,000. That's when Schmid became interested in putting it all together.
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I am the egg man! I am egg man!' I am the egg man!" I don't need you telling me to stop being a pussy! This isn't cute!"
"Why would a young lad have to pretend to be such a girl when he can act like a boy right now? It isn't cute because he knows what is funny on the radio, he knows what is appropriate for the time, he does know it is cute. We are talking about girls wearing underwear, in a bikini and high heels, and the only people there are the girls who are wearing underwear."
"There are more important issues to worry about than this. If he is trying to convince you he is a girl and not an egg, then you have to hear this guy and understand that he is a dick!"
"He said I could wear short skirt and high heels but I am a boy! He said I could wear short and fast pants but not fast pants, that is a girl!"
"I think I have become used to being a boy! My hair was always like a boy's hair, and my clothes were always short, tight and stockings so now it is time for me to grow what I had always wanted! I must stop wasting my free time with girls."
"I would like to know why you are wearing my long coat that you like but wear my
So, is he a dick or an egg? Or do we need a new emoji for :dickegg:?
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cold fusion
The problem is that it's a very risky technology that can destroy you, but that risk is minimal for the moment, said Dr. William Schulman, a University of California at Los Angeles nuclear physicist and co-editor of Fusion.
This makes the nuclear fusion of hydrogen (a gas) with helium (a solid) a practical application that's well beyond the scope of fusion physicists and others familiar with fusion. They worry about dangerous interactions during the reaction.
"That's really the way energy is meant to be utilized. As far as how to do fusion, it's a very tricky system," he said.
So, what's the future of fusion?
Fusion reactors are only available in the United States now, in the form of the San Onofre Nuclear Reactor located under the San Francisco Bay — just beyond the San Francisco Bay Bridge. This reactor, the oldest in the U.S., is already running at 60-50 percent capacity (50-50), but more needs to be built over the next 30 to 45 years, said David Shain, spokesman for the San Onofre project.
The plan is to build about 1,000 fusion reactor units by 2035, with a completion date in 2027, Shain said.
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A new type of car engine that runs on pure Ebola virus is developing in the Netherlands.
This car engine is based on the Ebola virus, rather than a real one. The virus has a naturally occurring 'molecular mimic', called the Ebola receptor, that can be engineered to respond to a particular chemical in the atmosphere or fuel by changing its temperature.
The EMR is capable of changing from pure and unstable to more stable, or to a higher temperature. It is designed to fuel large vehicles in vehicles with engines over 15 metres in length. If it were a real Ebola virus, the fuel that it converts to is high-temperature fuel. And that's why vehicles are able to operate and operate well for years without running out of fuel and fuel is much more valuable than it used to be.
Professor Marc Faull, at Leiden University, worked with Dr John Coates at the University of Melbourne to develop the car engine.
They were able to increase its efficiency by 20 per cent. This means that a fully equipped petrol engine from the United States costs about a quarter as much as it used to.
It is an incredible achievement, and we believe that this model can be replicated by a single person who could run one car a day for the rest of his life.
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The IEEE is forming a committee to create a new Ethernet standard that communicates over chains of Anthrax bacilli. We have a strong group of members on this Committee who are all passionate about Anthrax infections and what is needed to address them effectively. We want to get this done.
The committee is currently working on its initial draft of the standard, with several proposals coming together so it will be in place by early April. The committee is also developing a draft protocol, called an Advanced Protocol to Support Advanced Infections, or APIA, as proposed in RFC 1887, and its design document. The APIA protocol includes a "dynamically distributed cluster of anthrax-carrying bacteria", the "diversity of bacteria" and the "biophysical features which allow for rapid transmission and transmission without an attack from another infected individual", among other things.
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Security researchers discovered a kernel vulnerability that can cause lupus, diabetes, and gonorrhoea. According to Ars Technica, the flaw is very similar to CVE-2016-8228, which was released over a month ago to coincide with the release of the Linux Mint Cinnamon theme.
Lupus has been on a roll, according to the FDA Office of Research and Development, with more than 3,000 cases reported since 2004. And while the disease is typically considered chronic, a recent study found that one in four women will develop lupus by the age of 60. That's because the infection, when untreated, can eventually lead to irreversible tissue damage or death.
Gonorrhoea is another nasty disease, and a potentially fatal one. It can cause pain and inflammation, as well as a loss of bladder control and difficulty with urinating.
In a blog post that's worth reading in full, Brian Murphy, director of product security intelligence for Symantec, explains that both of those issues are often confused with lupus when in fact they're different. According to Murphy, "Lupus is a disease where the individual is infected; Gonorrhoea is a disease where there is an infection but no signs that it's a problem. The former affects the skin and mucosal tissue and the latter is caused mostly by a bacteria
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A propane-powered Gigabit Ethernet switch is currently under development, according to erystein, so the plan is for it to hit the market in 2015.
The Gigabit Ethernet switch is powered by a series of batteries and takes a similar form as a standard switch; though it uses a copper wire and an insulating layer of aluminum instead of the current copper wire to shield against electromagnetic interference. This allows for better performance and, of course, lower costs, Erstein said.
The Gigabit Ethernet switch will also use a new microprocessor based software chip rather than what's used today, but it's not the biggest feature with this model, according to Erstein. It's also lighter and longer lasting than today's Ethernet switch.
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