You should be able to change the sorting options by clicking the column headers, not sure what's wrong. Also, isn't there a couple options to control sorting in the control panel?

I think it's in the Moon.

Scrypt is a type of cryptography. And in this context, PoW means Proof of Work (more commonly though, it means Prisoner of War, like a soldier that is captured by the enemy during an attack).

Don't people that pay for porn do it with monthly fees?

edit:of course i'm talking about porn sites, not about ordering DVDs and such

Not to mention the heat generated to get it there in the first place.

According to my count of http://www.history.com/shows (haven't doublechecked the numbers), they got the following:

Aliens (counting ancient aliens): 2
End of the World: 7
Miscelaneous fiction: 5
Modern things: 10
Non-history related reality shows: 16
Actual History: 38


They indeed have a significant amount of actual history shows, but my subjective experience is those occupy only a surprisingly small fraction of the weekly grid.




ps:many shows there i don't recognize and there are a couple i've seen on TV that i didn't spot there, perhaps they use some programs from other companies over here, and i think some of the ones listed on that page aren't being aired regularly anymore.

I'm not saying some of the shows aren't enjoyable to watch, but they aren't about history.

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re:aliens

Usually it's things like "secret" government facilities, lights in the sky, cattle mutilation etc; they did recently come up with a show called Ancient Aliens or somthing along those lines, that one does get a bit more historyish, but that isn't their only aliens show.

Don't forget the wheels, all that weight deforming them as they roll definetly make lots of heat (and of course even if the wheels were rock solid they would still be moving against the ground)


edit: and of course, unless the room is completly evacuated there is also air friction.

Perhaps the History Channel is better over there, over here all they got is shows about the end of the world, aliens, reality shows about pawn shops and repair shops, sharpshooter competition, Alaskan truckers,  people that live in the swamps, pest control, the wonder that is glass/steel/powersaws/whatever etc. Mostly i see them talking about things in the present and modern times or fictitious stuff, but history itself? Not that much.

If kids don't have interest in school, usually it's because they're "special" (retarded or genius, doesn't matter which), in those cases, school needs to adapt to suit those kids as well; you don't just give up on a kid just cause you choose the wrong way to teach them.



edit: of course i know saying "retarded" is not PC, variations on the human mind got all sorts of degrees and spectrums and other complex "coordinate systems", but i felt like being blunt.

Oba!!!

It always ends up as heat, no matter how you complicate the route it always becomes heat in the end. If you keep running circles in a closed (and insulated) room with that electric car the room will warm up, no doubt about it.

Ok, seems legit, i was just a bit suspicious about an address being suggested out of context; i've seen people insert their own address pretending it was someone else's like that, mostly as jokes, and one or two threads discussing such type of "attack".

Could someone with chemistry understanding tell me what is that molecule and any interesting facts about it please?

I see, people say it's over 100% efficient because the device isn't working alone, the Sun or the Earth's molten core (or some other factor that is already there anyway and doesn't need humans to keep it going) is also participating in the process.


That's like saying a fan pointed at a wind turbine in a windy day is more than 100% efficient, right?

I don't think you can starting offering all 21billion (i forgot how many zeros actually) shares right now, some of them will not have the equivalent 'coins currently; how will you deal with that? Also, is it wise to go with round bitcoins instead of using at least some of the decimal places?

I'm already suspicious of programs that make absurd claims about protecting my whatever, it's even worse when it's a paid closed source system from a random individual. I haven't installed, much less trusted, anything like that, your thing won't be the first.

Where do they state that is their public address for donations?

But if you can use room temperature to make the air hotter, why can't you use that generated hot air to power your air heating device?

They don't buy Linden Dollars from anyone, they only sell it; when people sell their L$ they are selling it to other people, not back to Linden Lab (notice the use of singular, it's only one lab).