This isn’t properly calculated though. They only count the actual laser energy inside the reacttvs output. They don’t account for the huge amount of energy thatch’s needed to run the lasers in the first place or the rest of the facility. It’s nowhere near putting out more energy than it consumes and it’s also a reactor for nuclear weapons testing so they don’t really try to produce energy anyway.
Don’t hurt me like that :(
Drip feeders can in fact be excellent. Unless you’re already the kind of person who will forget about those as well.
For 90% of people it’s watering issues. Mostly overwatering.
Has anyone got some conclusive theories on the functional morphology of this?
True, although some thankless tasks are more thankful than others.
It’s a common bug that the post button on some interfaces doesn’t seem to do what it should when it actually does but the interface doesn’t show it.
Less of a hill and more of a well constructed 15th century fortress with about 100 loyal defenders at your service.
CO2 usually stabilises within tens of millions of years and would probably go back to a pre industrial level.
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More likely the small size, flight and the holometabolous lifestyle.
There is the theory that the number of species is related to the number of available niches. For mammals, a tree may offer 2-3 with the ground, the branches and maybe something like burrowing (this is just for illustration purposes).
Insects can live in the leaves, dead branches, inside the wood, in the mosses, on the ground, in the leaf litter layer, burrowing etc., etc. because they are so small. They can also easily transit between different places because most of them can fly.
Because the larvae of holometabolous insects can occupy a completely different niche than the adults, every combination of niches can more or less be considered a new niche.
All of this is reflected in the species richness of insects. The primary wingless groups of insects are not very diverse compared to winged insects. And within the winged insects, the holometabolous species make up the vast majority. Hymenoptera, flies and beetles make up the majority of insects and they are all winged and holometabolous. If you just look at the hemimetabolous ones, they aren’t much more diverse than other groups of arthropods.
Interesting idea. Aren’t these huge neck muscles mainly for supporting their huge head while grazing?
Maybe he will switch even quicker if you punch him or pull his teeth out.
I get that this is expensive. However, it should also work with RAM if you accept slower speeds I guess. The question is of course if it’s still usable then.
Doesn’t that mean RAM?
Well, there have been several music lawsuits about certain songs and their amount of identity to others. If you were to write something as closely to another author that you are imitating something like trademark mannerisms there may be a case for that.
I think that writing in someone else’s style to an extent that it becomes very obvious is indeed something that raises copyright concerns.
Zuse built the arguably first electronically programmable computer or something like that.
Because nobody wants to sell this?