Posts by Chad H. 2434 publicly visible posts • joined 23 Jan 2007
The problem with wind, as el Reg explored in other articles, is that it creates peak energy at the wrong time and those that have been installed produce less when we need it than we thought they would. The net result is wind turbine operators only making money out of the "renewable certificates" that the government issues and wind turbine operators paying to put their power in the grid.
Wind isn't ready for the emphasis that it's being given.
If it weren't for AT&T and then putting those two cables into your home, rather than paying $1.70 a minute you'd have to go there yourself, and pay a lot more for the privelidge.
Its not just your local operator thats responsible for international rates, but the terminating country's telco.
You're trying to tell me that a company with annual revenues in excess of 300 billion USD and at risk of losing pretty much all of it if we stop using so much oil doesnt have the cash to fund competing climate research. This is just Royal Dutch Shell.
Come on, we all know thats nonsense. The real money is in denial - Don't do any work, just say what the big companies that will "go away" if the pro warming science takes hold, cash cheque.
Its not like it will be the first time this has happened - or did you believe the cigarette companies when they said that smoking doesnt cause cancer?
Firstly CERN has other projects it could be spending its time on, and will get research funding for.
Secondly, if they were in it for the cash, they'd just saddle up with BP and Shell and say there's no such thing and cash their cheque. There's more money in denial than in confirmation.
Does your DECT or CB radio broadcast on 1.8Ghz or 900Mhz? If it does, you need to get it repaired as you're in a dangerous legal position.
my understanings is that its illegal to broadcast on licensed frequencies without the appriate permits and/or frequency owners position. Your jammer fits here.
Don't like smart meters all you like - but in effect you're setting up a pirate radio station to protest them.
Well.... no, not really as the App store doesn't set the price - the Developer does.
In a shop, the shop sets the card price
In the App Store, the card company sets the price - and since all app stores seem to run on the agency model you'd probably end up with the same price everywhere.
But, in the App store, if you don't like the price of a card, there's another card rack from another card maker, possibly with different prices.
There is competion for consumers between developers, but with the agency model there is never competition, from the consumer point of view (with the exception of Amazon "If we decide your app is overpriced TS" Andriod store), between app stores.
There is however competition for Developers
Oh Nonsense; that upgrading would make sense if T had a Coast to coast LTE network - they don't.
T-Mobile brings to the table their old 2G GSM network - which has a short remaining shelf life, but has some value to AT&T ; a 3G UMTS network that isn't immediately compatble with any other, including AT&T's UMTS network; and a bunch of customers that probably wouldnt take too much work to migrate over.
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