The chain drive conjecture. We know that velocity is how we defeat the gravity holding us to earth. Our ship is in orbit around earth. Once the chains are moving fast enough they will push our ship away from the gravity well we are in. This is a concept.  

A while ago I started a series of articles about the history of MS-DOS and CP/M. I think I will continue the series soon, hence here a link to the first of these articles: http://www.desertpenguin.org/blog/cpm/

Rendering 3D Barcelona Nos basamos en los edificios. Para la mayoría de nosotros , que son en las que trabajamos , el descanso y el juego. Dado que pasamos tanto tiempo dentro de ellos, es importante asegurarse de que están a salvo . Historia y televisión durante el día están llenas de edificios que no han llegado a la altura , con resultados a menudo incómodos , a veces fatal . Una encuesta edificio medido proporciona un registro preciso de ...

  The technological singularity is defined to be the point in which technological progress is increasing at a rate that human level intelligence can no longer predict what will come next. We are closer to that time than most people think. There are a lot of technologies most people expect to happen that I don’t think will happen or, if they do happen, will be relevant for a startling short amount of time. For example, strong AI.  My day programming job is AI (for ga...

  If you’re looking for a non-politicized (just the facts) site for global temperatures here’s a good one: http://www.drroyspencer.com/latest-global-temperatures/ All it does is use the NOAA satellite data to measure the atmospheric temperatures. No more. No less.  As a result, it doesn’t rely on readings ground stations which have tended to be somewhat inaccurate or affected by ambient temperature changes due to man-made construction (i.e. as an area gets urbanized, i...