Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
There is a risk of brain tumor from cellphone use.
http://www.radiationresearch.org/pdfs/15reasons.asp
here is a risk of brain tumor from cellphone use; Telecom funded studie
here is a risk of brain tumor from cellphone use; Telecom funded studie
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Yuneec e430 electric plane to ship in 2011 | DVICE
Yuneec e430 electric plane to ship in 2011 http://ow.ly/ZEeM. $89k, 1.5 -3 ours flight time. $2 per hour of flying.
Electro-pulse cannon stops cars in their tracks | DVICE
Electro-pulse cannon stops cars in their tracks. http://DVICE.com http://ow.ly/ZE4o
Today's cars are so full of computerized electronics that one serious electromagnetic pulse could stop any car built after the mid-'70s in an instant.
Suitcase-sized electromagnetic pulse (EMP) cannon immediately disables a car or truck from 656 feet
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Cow Manure Provides Electricity for Nearly 250 Homes in Rural Wisconsin
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Aerodynamic long tail improves fuel efficiency 15 percent
Aerodynamic long tail improves fuel efficiency 15 % at 90 kmh - 56 mph. Proven by test. A chance for aftermarket. http://ecomodder.com
BYD e6 EV goes 205 miles between charges, coming to the US in 2010
BYD e6 EV from China goes 205 miles between charges, coming to US 2010. Gas at $1/g.
Recharged from household outlet, regaining 50 % battery capacity in just 10 minutes. Battery contains fully recyclable chemicals only.
0-60 in 114sec, 87 mph top speed. Operating costs - "gas price" - should be a third of gas vehicle - cca $1 per gallon.
Monday, January 11, 2010
NComputing Launches $100 USB Virtual Desktop | The Industry Standard
NComputing Launches $100 USB Virtual Desktop. Up to nine U170's can be connected to a single PC and still provide a high-definition multimedia experience for every user. Today's PCs are so powerful that the vast majority of people only use a small fraction of their PC processor's capacity. The U170 has connections for the additional user's own peripherals, including keyboard, monitor, and mouse.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
In 2010, Your iPhone Could Be a Credit Card Reader
In 2010, Your iPhone Could Be a Credit Card Reader - This "new hardware" to me is a misconception and en error. iPhone itself should be - and, practically is - BOTH credit card /cc/ reader and credit card itself.
WHY to carry another piece, a cc? That would be so 2009nish. SERVER, SOFTWARE ought to do it, and can do it, all. That is the only correct, and lowest costs, solution path.
Customers will setup their credit cards with PayServer, tied to their IPhone/cpu unique id and their password.
'CC Reader" iPhone will display the merchandise, the amount to be paid, and/or any other info, and an ID code/bar, QR?/, readable to PayServer.
"CC Customer" iPhone will "Take a snapshot" of this info, and this will constitute, for any and all purposes, a swipe of the card.
Why the heck to require physical presence of a credit card, a physical presence on a cc reader, and plus the physical act of swiping the card ?? It would be a half mad mistaken anachronism bordering on ridiculousness.
There is more solutions to this act of software cyber cc payment, none with redundant environment unfriendly material of plastic and swiper. Example, without any setup, cc reader /merchant/ iPhone will take a snapshot of customer cc in the form of a passworded cc picture displayed on customer iPhone. Then, a request for approval will arrive on customer iPhone.
NO other iPhone will be able to approve the transaction. It is possible to fortify the security via connecting the ccc - customer credit card - to their iPhone cpu id, to their email login, and/or even to GPS position of both customer and merchant /ccr/ iPhones. ... JUST, NO additional hardware, please ! -We are Americans. :]
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