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Its true, theres almost no ROI on going green other than it slows down the death of the world. It would be nice if other components besides power supplies had better power measurements. One example is a huge power discrpancies between drive controllers, i went through quite a few where...
It's probably meant to eventually summon a drone for 1 hour delivery. Chicken and egg i suppose, the button is a lot easier to get to market than the drone. A large scale Pavlov experiment in the making, imagine if they could deliver certain medications in California that way...
I think there's a distinct lack of manufacturers making higher resolution 18 panels, which is also the reason they dropped the 18 for awhile, since SLI doesn't make any sense. This may mean someone is planning to have higher resolution panels available in volume in the near future, and they're...
I think my old m18x weighed closer to 16.5 pounds so this is much more luggable, and comfortable in the lap, though I really just ended up leaving it at the inlaw's place because it hurt my back to lug that beast around. I really miss that computer, but last year I couldn't wait and just got a...
Ah but the worm drives were in cartridges, i wouldn't mind removable 4TB single platter cartridges for my desktop if they ran as fast as HDDs. One for the wife, one for the kids etc. This is probably closer to those Megnetic Optical disks from the mid 2000s. Apply magnetic field, and it only...
Maybe we should make a web site where website owners can register their contact information, and when your content is taken down by a false copyright infringement claim, it automatically spams back asking for the content to be reviewed by a human and reinstated, if only to add more fuel to the...
It seems like we build our systems out of modules these days, and each component adds a few extra unneeded features, but each has it's own MTBF. It's like switching from a simple 6TB drive to 3x 2TB drives in an proprietary LVM volume set because it's 20% cheaper to source those 2TB drives in...
I totally agree, most older gear was designed back when engineering tolerances were huge since they didnt have accurate mtbf and statistical computer models to permit minimal cost manufacturing. Components were expensive so durability actually mattered. Even slightly old circuits with 1mm...
Well, on the upside, the cartels are hopefully using drones instead of humans these days. The us customs service will probably start requisitioning anti drone lasers from the navy. Walmart will enact anti drone legislation and secretly start jamming amazons drone fleet to protect...
I have some waterproof phones, but i also use non waterproof devices in the shower,like a nexus 7 and ipad 3 for a few years now, its no worse than being out in 100% humidity. No issues with any of them, unless you drop them. Good for news, and controlling openhab in the morning. However even...
Very tempting. I'm paying about half that for 150/20, and really all I want is more upstream, even 100 down is plenty. But comcast doesn't offer more than 20 up without making the big jump.
Well the reason they want to grow these in a plate is that they can test the results of this research since human experimentation had been mostly illegal for 70 years and even animal testing us getting some bad press. So many medical theories these days are only tested via statistical analysis...
Not a bad idea, i need a company that focuses on 3d printing of thermal management technologies for the computer and consumer entertainment industries. So i can write off all my hobbies as startup research expenses, yeah!
Its not bad, i did a calculation on the amount of energy stored per kilo of paraffin undergoing phase change and its viable. With a 71 degree transition point they don't need huge temperature swings to make a difference, the wax will melt anytime there is net energy increase in the room above...