jackandjill

I tested with recirculated as outside air is pretty cold. I can test with fresh air and see behavior. Why do you ask ?

Thanks both. What is the medium that carries "heat" generally. Is it the water or coolant ? Sorry for silly questions.

I am hoping someone here has insight into these things. 2006 Odyssey with weird situation. Cold air blows through vents and all, but no heat. But here is the kicker. Air gets hot within 5 minutes of vehicle moving on the road. If I pull the vehicle to the side or vehicle slows down, the hot air becomes cold. Any insights into whats happening ? Appreciate it.

Another case referenced in that article (link below) from 2012. That one the owner chased would be robbers into parking lot and fired shots in the parking lot. Didn't find any charges filed in that case. However, the owner Mr. John Agyemang got into trouble in early 2013 and received 3 year sentence for possession of firearm for unlawful purposes. Reminds me "Final Destination" movie :-) http://6abc.com/archive/8808156/

We are on same page, just coming from different directions.

See, betting, drugs, right to eat fat burgers, right to choose gender every day in the morning, right to come into the country, right to free stuff.. all the noble things that dont challenge establishment, that turns the sheeps into more even docile sheep.... thats where their priorities are. Second amendment, on the other hand, is the ONLY thing with some real teeth, hence NOT a priority at all. Its a MIRACLE that they even took up Heller.

We have a D idiot here.. but sent it anyways.

Yes sir. I may be slightly familiar with salts and hashing concepts extensively used in data security, some parts of encryption, commerce etc. Except the concept of salting is extended further requiring computing resources (depending on strength being enforced) while keeping the "validation" side relatively easy. Required "strength" of that salt is growing exponentially. Your usage of "maintenance" of block chain and "its easy to maintain" gives impression of "linear" nature of work participants gets paid for. That is not the case. The "mining" (sorry if that doesn't sit well with you) has become quite time (and resource) consuming. There are now dedicated hardware processors being marketed to people. Someone quoted $300 / day here few times. Interestingly I was talking to a person (not from this forum, not from NJ) and he also quoted this magical $300/day that his friends are making after investing few grand in dedicated hardware purchased from China. Something is fishy. I certainly wish everyone good luck . Note: I actually agree with you on traditional currencies being demonetized across the world as speak. I was talking a colleague from India and am told that Indian Govt scrapped certain currency notes in 2016 essentially declaring them worthless. All under guise of fighting corruption and flushing black market. I am not surprised Gold went up after that and Bitcoin is heading north.

:-) I am talking about those sixteen ex military - Some of those retired military commander's recent "contribution" to the Country would have made Hitler proud.

Was there a thread about "Oath To Constitution" ? ------ Sixteen of the nation’s top retired military commanders are urging Congress to pass gun control legislation, arguing that there are many steps that can be taken to curb gun deaths that do not violate the Second Amendment. ----- Update: I didnt realize Michael V. Hayden is one of those "military commanders". I call him creep. His types are a disgrace to freedom and what this Country stood for. I wonder what sort of crap he ran at NSA & CIA spying on Americans.

I was surprised to see Gold holding where it is given the market gains. I thought the Gold would head south following conventional wisdom. So anything undervalued as of now at all ?

Correct way would be for people to kick Mayor and his/her henchmen out of office and elect someone different. And then sue the Mayor and henchmen for being d*cks. Option #1 and #2 are not happening any blue state that "intentionally" legalizes marijuana and turns around to enforce federal firearm laws. I hoping some place like NH legalizes and goes after Feds in court. But then again, the 9 circuit already ruled with 'ya we understand but we dont give a F about people's problems and their rights".

Our friends at 9th Circuit already set the president. Love the way those guys reasoned. ------------------------------ Many state laws allow patients to medicate with cannabis, but the federal prohibition on cannabis consumption crosses that legality when it comes to firearms. The supremacy of federal law on this point was upheld last year by the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals. “It may be argued that medical marijuana users are less likely to commit violent crimes, as they often suffer from debilitating illnesses, for which marijuana may be an effective palliative,” the federal ruling stated. “But those hypotheses are not sufficient to overcome Congress’s reasonable conclusion that the use of such drugs raises the risk of irrational or unpredictable behavior with which gun use should not be associated.”

sorry, there is nothing to "work together". Supposedly there is a law and good guys are enforcing the law with the blessing of politicians in the office. This is another good example of People waiting, hoping that the law would not be enforced by good guys. Nobody got arrested for.....<plugin-your-favorite-nj-firearm-law-here>, yeah sure, not yet. I am shocked that others are shocked and this has become news.

That last paragraph made me LOL... is that a code word for "Bubba is waiting for ya"?

No way. This fake news. That letter is photoshop'd. Never happens in the land of the free, where community and enforcement works together as brothers & sisters upholding the Constitution to achieve liberty and justice for all. Note: For sarcasm challenged, see 1A thread on Policing and Constitution.

Depends on how you look at it. The "miners" do get paid for finding (for lack of better non technical word) "new bitcoins". That "finders fee" gradually decreases over time while the difficulty of finding "coins" increases. Could be a good thing, because that translates into increase "cost", hence "value" of currency, just like in physical world. There is secondary reward system in terms of "transaction fees" a.k.a verification. I am not doubting if cryptocurrency will be the future. Neither there is doubt about practical use in refugee situation. But buyers beware of security of original bitcoin and litter of copy cats being dumped into the market. No one knows how secure they are until they fail. Same could be said of traditional "money". Risk does correlated to reward.

Thanks. I dont know "whats reasonable either" :-). I wanted something for "utility" purpose more than "wow" factor. So its more of mold / casting work and lot less of "beautiful / creative crafting". Thats why I assumed someone who works from home, does casting (gold / silver) would be better suited than store fronts that are into creative designs.

I admit (again) that I have been living under the rock. So went ahead and did quick read. Looks like lot of similarities to "Gold". Its a computational algorithm that need to be solved (mined) to discover keys (gold nuggets). The other side of algorithm has mechanism to check validity of the key (check chemical composition of gold piece). Just like gold (and many other forms that depend on supply / demand), the algorithm is increasingly complex to solve and needs physical resources (computers, CPU cycles, electricity, time etc) contributing to the increasing cost. The more keys people discover (mine), more complex the task of finding next key. In that sense, its similar to gold mining. As physical resources required to mine more keys continue to rise, costs go up, supply is constrained and perceived "value" goes up. But that would only be the case if the algorithm holds and mining costs continue to go up and supply is constrained. What would happen if a volcano erupts and dump gazillion tons of gold onto surface ? We all will be sh*ting on gold toilets. Same holds true for Bitcon. If the algorithm breaks, cracked or math behind it unleashes large number of keys, it will come down crashing. Assuming the algorithm holds, I can see @Barms estimates coming to life. Unfortunately (as far as I have read) there is no way to tell for sure how strong it is. Its secure until it breaks. Its a game and value persists as long as supply is constrained and enough people willing to play the game. Additional challenge is, litter of competing algorithms hitting market. Some failing (cracked, weak math etc) and taking shirts behind backs and others diluting the market and causing further confusion around value, exchange rates etc.

Thanks. Will reach out to them with my request.

If there is a law, it will be enforced. And lot of people justify such enforcement no matter how ridiculous it is or how unconstitutional it is or whether the violation resulted in real crime involving life / property or not. Such a shame.

PM sent. Overall satisfied with them ?

Apparently Taser cartridges contain these small pieces of id plastic pieces called AFID, wait for it...... Anti Felon Identification :-) Is this where the micro-stamping and other silly ideas for general firearms coming from ? Is TASER mandating all sellers to share buyer information into a central database ?

Getting impatient... whats next and any idea when this will be introduced to full House ?