Good to know that Malcolm Forbes' magazine showcasing rising business owners has moved on from doing bios of old executives and is now tackling important business information.
I remember ancient Hercules graphics cards and some deep manipulation software letting one play with scanning voltages and timing. No spark advance on a modern car either.
Actually, messages being encrypted provide help only to after-the-fact investigators. Those trying to control demographics, find cohesive groups of people, sell goods, and other tasks are only interested the who and when of a conversation.
Happened to talk to PUC folk; there is a strange united front of 'wind rights' investors and first world tribes. Last seen, only other off shore wind is a country using it to power nearby oil rigs. Transmission line costs are the issue.
Sorry, perhaps I was unclear. Windfarms on land and near shore windfarms both has great returns on investment and follow good technological curves until the number of good sites is the limiting factor. Off shore windfarms are kilometers out to sea.
Perhaps its time to rethink having one large grid. The unfortunate truth is that most of California balks at paying the high costs for the far northeastern mountains or for politically expedient off-short wind farms. These two double the cost of electricity in California.
Fun facts! Windmills used to kill a lot of raptors. Mostly they would dive through the windmills towards the fieldmouse they could see on the mowed grass under the windmill. Took about a decade to stop mowing. Took another decade to paint one blade black so a fast windmill becomes a gray disk.
Travelling through a rural town, I think the job market is odd from one sign: "Customers Wanted. No experience necessary. Sense of humor required. Apply at Bar"
Coffee shops in my area are becoming pure manufacturers with a dining space. I order from a kiosk, pick up a coffee, and bus my own table. It affects my tipping (5% seating + 5% taking order + 5% bringing order + 5% refill) and seems to be the future.
True. It might be an easier sell to talk about the investment in a per rider cost. At $0.50 per rider, everyone loves it. At $50.00 per rider, everyone hates it. Everyone likes having an opinion of the cost being worthwhile.
