extractable

Given the extremely high energy density of the fuel, A LOT of ores will become economically extractable.

All of the data is extractable, but I believe they want you to pay for it if you use it for much more than simple manual work.

Current resources would be exhausted in a decade, but resources are defined as the known deposits extractable under current market prices.

Errata security modified their original post to say that yes they are extractable.

In SGX, each processor will have a non-extractable private key and certificate.

Local (USB drive) system updates look to be cryptographically signed, but who knows about the OTA ones, and even then the key might be extractable.

Assuming only resources extractable at current market prices, using uranium breeders the reserves would last ~1400 years and the thorium reserves would last ~5k years.

For example if you need to pay your employees enough to survive during an era of $400/barrel oil, then that resource may simply be un extractable.

While they were extractable in some cases, it was difficult.

All the easily extractable resources have been used.

It would be an interesting experiment to negotiate a single annual payment to all journals to make them publish all articles in an easily downloadable and extractable form.

I assume you are talking about easily extractable oil.

Actually, there's at least one more possibility, namely "extractable oil is created at some non-0 rate".