Lately, a lot of my friends became parents. Of course this is something we have to rather celebrate than blog about… If there wasn’t this issue of the disposable-diaper-fraction vs. the cloth diapers lovers. I couldn’t resist thinking about it.
Static Caching and WordPress – the quest for Speed
Yesterday I have seen that it is possible to use static caching for a content-management-driven site: link. I think that this is a nice technology that deserves much attention. Why? Static sites are fast.
Desktop > WordPress > Twitter:it works!
Hey everyone! I am just trying out a couple of new tools to make blogging a little easier. And of course, if you just came here from Twitter, everything worked out like a charm! I will shortly explain what I did
The ionosphere of Venus set free
Today I came by an interesting story: What actually happens if the solar wind is weaker than normal? Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research have made a comprehensive story.
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The electric field of a point charge – easy but fundamental
A lot of people think that electrodynamics is all about the complicated problems – circuits, engines, waves and all that fun stuff. But my point is that most of the information is contained in the most basic problem – the electric field of a point charge on.
U.S. Power Supply – What should be done?
The United States is required to take action, otherwise the expenses will be a lot higher in the long run. Here are two cents: Continue reading
Green Energy bу Conversion Frоm Electromagnetic Energy
One of the pioneers to produce green energy was Nikola Tesla. Taking a briеf lооk аt thе materials аvаilаblе tо anyone, Wikipedia fоr example, it iѕ astonishing thаt thеrе iѕ nоthing left, еvеn аftеr ѕеvеrаl research programmes аnd large-scale experiments carried оut bу Tesla. Nо theoretical basis оf programs, nо notes, nо drawings, nо conclusions – nothing. It iѕ strange hоw although, thе scientist stated thаt hе wаѕ close tо thе completion аnd publication оf сеrtаin pioneer theories, thеу hаvе nеvеr bееn published, аnd аftеr hiѕ death (1943) nоthing wаѕ found. Continue reading