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What you are overlooking is that, in the midst of all such sea of crackpots saying untenable things, there are also the original thinkers that are not only pointing out real problems with accepted theory, but also providing the new ideas that we need to move forward.

Indeed, true wisdom is rare in critical websites, online forums, and comments. But this low signal-to-noise ratio is simply the nature of the challenge, much like mining for gold.

You are assuming that, just because the internet is inundated with untenable ideas, then absolutely all against-the-mainstream ideas must also be untenable. Such an assumption effectively cripples our possibilities for conceptual breakthroughs. This is why we must learn from history. Barry Marshall is a case in point. He would have continued to be a crackpot if he had not infected himself. He should not have needed to infect himself.

The Longitude Problem is also a very telling historical lesson. The ideas that we need can come from anywhere. See:

https://plus.google.com/+Chris...

and personally I think it's a little screwed up that we use the prisoners themselves to inflict the cruel and unusual punishment that we don't have the stomach to do ourselves. Then again I'm not in favor of punishment based prison. Either rehabilitate him or keep him locked up for life if we think he'll be a danger to the community. But I'd like us to be good enough people that we don't have to resort to round about torture.

Either that or go all in and use pain ray on them 24/7 until their heart fails. At least then we'd be admitting we want to cause pain and suffering.

Don't be misled by rknop, and just follow the controversy.

1) The peer review system may be relatively satisfactory during quiescent times, but not during a potentially-revolutionary controversy occurring at the core of science, when the establishment seeks to preserve the status quo. Many science organizations, including the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health, have recognized the very real peer review "gatekeeping problem", which effectively prevents scientific innovation. This observed anti-pattern blocking scientific progress occurs because peer review can be like a court where the party making judgment is the very party who stands to lose most if the application prevails.

2) The notion of an unobserved hypothetical dark matter was invented exactly *because* of the significant discrepancy between observed curves and the ones predicted by theory. If the galaxy rotation curves can be perfectly accounted for in terms of non-hypothetical visible matter, i.e. plasma matter in the laboratory, and simulated in government supercomputers by a leading plasma scientist and former scientific advisor to the U.S. Department of Energy, with plasma being more than 99.9% of the observed matter in the cosmos, then all this is clearly very significant.

3) Big Bang Creationism, with its intrinsic ties to General Relativity, was first penned by a priest (Lemaître), established with crucial help of a quaker (Eddington), and then praised by a Pope (Pius XII). As an engineer dealing with the Principle of Conservation in absolutely anything I do, I can only conceive the Big Bang as a modern creation story, not really science. In any case, if the Big Bang were a science (and hence a falsifiable theory), then it has been indeed observationally falsified, a great many times over. Anyone interested in scientific controversies should learn the story of Halton Arp. See:

https://plus.google.com/+Chris...

4) You say that the idea of modelling cosmic plasmas as laboratory plasmas (the core idea behind the so-called Electric Universe) "is not something that is worth paying attention to." Actually, the only way to evaluate if a new view of the universe is worth paying attention to or not, is to suspend judgement and spend the time to understand the new perspective, and then to compare the new viewpoint with the old one. It is apparent that neither you or the "Rational Wiki" had spent the required time to immerse yourselves into the controversy. In fact, the whole "Rational Wiki" site is written with a profound ignorance of the subject of scientific controversies.

There is a fundamental difference between a healthy skeptical critical thinker, and an complacent apologist of the scientific status quo. If we want to promote scientific progress and innovation, we need more of the former and less of the latter.

Dear Slashdot Community,

Some 11 years ago, I watched a curious thing happen in the comments of a Slashdot article, and it would forever change my life. I watched on as members of the tech community labeled as pseudoscience the simple idea that electricity can travel through space over plasma (and actually do stuff of importance at the largest observable scales). Since that day, I have systematically tracked this electricity in space debate, and I have come to view the reporting on this topic as the greatest science journalism failure of our time.

To review, a plasma is just a gas with some percentage of unbound charged particles. We call it plasma, rather than gas, because it observably behaves differently. With less than even just 1% ionization, the ionospheric gas is observed to respond to electromagnetic fields. In the laboratory, plasmas can form into very complex structures like filaments. These filaments exhibit a long-range attraction and short-range repulsion with one another, which causes them to pair up without combining. Careful inspection of a novelty plasma globe will reveal that the filaments will tend to separate when they come into contact with the glass. The filaments can also link up with one another into very complex networks. All of this complexity is rather remarkable given that we are just talking about the "fourth" state of matter.

Now, let's review the current state of this electricity in space debate as it should be reported by science journalists.

1. It is not widely known, but definitely a fact that proper galactic rotation curves were simulated in the early 80's on government supercomputers by one of the world's leading plasma physicists, without the need for any dark matter. The reason that the arms appear to rotate as almost fixed plates, in this view, is that they are conducting electrical currents.

Galactic expert, Tim Thompson, has claimed that Peratt's decision to publish in IEEE was an attempt to avoid scrutiny. He admitted that no galactic researcher has ever read IEEE and they wouldn't know that the journal even exists (it's the largest technical organization in the world); and Thompson even went so far as to advise that galactic researchers intentionally avoid reading IEEE. You can see an annotated snapshot of his online forum post here.

2. We have been left with the impression that the CMB can only be explained as a remnant of the Big Bang expansion. This is simply not true:

"High-power microwave generation on earth belongs exclusively to devices using relativistic electron beams ... A relativistic electron beam that does not produce microwave radiation is unknown. These same basic mechanisms are likely to have their natural analogs in cosmic plasmas."

That quote comes from one of the world's leading plasma physicists, Anthony L. Peratt (Physics of the Plasma Universe, Second Edition, 2015, p.33-34.) Peratt would go on to publish a paper revealing more than a hundred local hydrogen filament structures which he claimed correlate with structures in the WMAP cosmic microwave background.

It would seem that people are not yet connecting the dots here between these recent admissions by astrophysicists that large-scale electric currents are real, and this faint microwave fog that is apparently coming at us from all directions. There is, without a doubt, more than one way to explain this cosmic microwave background; but you'd never know this from the science

Dear Slashdot Community,

Some 11 years ago, I watched a curious thing happen in the comments of a Slashdot article, and it would forever change my life. I watched on as members of the tech community labeled as pseudoscience the simple idea that electricity can travel through space over plasma (and actually do stuff of importance at the largest observable scales). Since that day, I have systematically tracked this electricity in space debate, and I have come to view the reporting on this topic as the greatest science journalism failure of our time.

To review, a plasma is just a gas with some percentage of unbound charged particles. We call it plasma, rather than gas, because it observably behaves differently. With less than even just 1% ionization, the ionospheric gas is observed to respond to electromagnetic fields. In the laboratory, plasmas can form into very complex structures like filaments. These filaments exhibit a long-range attraction and short-range repulsion with one another, which causes them to pair up without combining. Careful inspection of a novelty plasma globe will reveal that the filaments will tend to separate when they come into contact with the glass. The filaments can also link up with one another into very complex networks. All of this complexity is rather remarkable given that we are just talking about the "fourth" state of matter.

Now, let's review the current state of this electricity in space debate as it should be reported by science journalists.

1. It is not widely known, but definitely a fact that proper galactic rotation curves were simulated in the early 80's on government supercomputers by one of the world's leading plasma physicists, without the need for any dark matter. The reason that the arms appear to rotate as almost fixed plates, in this view, is that they are conducting electrical currents.

Galactic expert, Tim Thompson, has claimed that Peratt's decision to publish in IEEE was an attempt to avoid scrutiny. He admitted that no galactic researcher has ever read IEEE and they wouldn't know that the journal even exists (it's the largest technical organization in the world); and Thompson even went so far as to advise that galactic researchers intentionally avoid reading IEEE. You can see an annotated snapshot of his online forum post here.

2. We have been left with the impression that the CMB can only be explained as a remnant of the Big Bang expansion. This is simply not true:

"High-power microwave generation on earth belongs exclusively to devices using relativistic electron beams ... A relativistic electron beam that does not produce microwave radiation is unknown. These same basic mechanisms are likely to have their natural analogs in cosmic plasmas."

That quote comes from one of the world's leading plasma physicists, Anthony L. Peratt (Physics of the Plasma Universe, Second Edition, 2015, p.33-34.) Peratt would go on to publish a paper revealing more than a hundred local hydrogen filament structures which he claimed correlate with structures in the WMAP cosmic microwave background.

It would seem that people are not yet connecting the dots here between these recent admissions by astrophysicists that large-scale electric currents are real, and this faint microwave fog that is apparently coming at us from all directions. There is, without a doubt, more than one way to explain this cosmic microwave background; but you'd never know this from the science

Damn, son, that kool aid taste good?

Denial is not a river in egypt. Trump is sketchy. Facts.

BULLSHIT

Just plain BULLSHIT

After more than a year, in an investigation that leaks like a sieve, there's been NOTHING leaked about actual evidence of Trump colluding with Russians in any way.

And remember this - there probably aren't ten people on the planet who are FOR Trump - it's just that the alternative was a LOT worse.

New evidence that may support what you say.

http://nov79.com/gbwm/ntyg.html

Everybody can buy a domain and publish whatever he or she wants there. In this case, the author seems to be one "Gary Novak, Independent Scientist". Google Scholar finds nothing relevant someone with that name has published in the scientific literature, and it is extremely inclusive. So why would you believe a random guy off the internet, but not well-known experts who have published books and peer-reviewed papers on this for more than 100 years?

I already have so many different shows queued up in Netflix, that I can't even keep up with them all... so I'm not so much interested in finding new shows/movies to watch, right now. There are, however, quite a few movies (not available on Netflix) which I wouldn't mind picking up, but I'm not so much interested in paying top dollar for them... so the only thing I'm really interested in tracking is sales on those movies. So towards that end, I happened upon an app called CheapCharts*, which tracks sales on iTunes. The default behavior drives you towards their list of all movies that are on sale... but it also gives you the option to shut off tracking of media types that you don't care about, which reduces the cruft a bit, and it gives you an option to create a "wishlist" of movies/shows/music that you're specifically hoping to buy, so that you know when they go on sale.

Since downloading CheapCharts months ago, I've only seen sales for four of the multitude of movies from my wishlist, so the sales I'm looking for aren't exactly frequent... but at least I'll have a chance at catching them, when they finally do go on sale.

* Addendum: The app is also available for Android -- and logically enough, the Android version also tracks media sales on Amazon -- though, it seems to me that Movies Anywhere makes the source of your purchases a bit of a moot point, at least where movies are concerned.

Limit copyright of the original material to 25 years.

Actually, I proposed a bill to authorize unlimited copyright terms:

The Copyright term shall be seven (7) years from first publication, with one (1) renewal for seven (7) years for a fee of $1,000 or a larger amount adjusted by CPI inflation, and subsequent renewals for one (1) year each at twice the fee of the most recent renewal for the work.

The United States shall recognize Copyright terms for international works not registered in the US by treaty only, and for no longer than fourteen (14) years. The United States shall not enforce Copyright terms in foreign markets except by treaty, and only until 14 years.

All works in Copyright for longer than seven (7) years at the time of this passing shall be recognized as in copyright for the next seven (7) years, after which they shall follow yearly renewal starting at twice the base fee.

No fee shall be charged for Copyright renewal until seven (7) years after the time of this passing. Renewal of a Software work shall include submission to the Copyright Office of the full software source code in a form not pre-processed nor otherwise obfuscated or obscured.

The Copyright office shall publish the source code of software works upon and not before the expiration of Copyright.

http://www.google.com/search?q..."why+ask+why%3F"+bud :P

Actual change — the thing we've been told we need so much — has arrived

How patient are you willing to be with this "change"? People at the Carrier plant Trump promised to save were laid off.

Many people who didn't vote for your Trump believe in many of the underlying causes you state -- but believe in Trump fixing the problem about as much as Microsoft releasing a good operating system.

and it has zero rent control and almost zero regulations on building new houses. When Builders build they're building luxury houses because they're surprisingly cheap to build and much higher profit.

It's got nothing to do with Rent Control or supply. The cities where this is a problem (San Francisco, Phoenix, Dallas, Seattle etc) are already out of land. They're being forced to build out further and further from where jobs are, resulting in 90+ minute commutes one way if you want affordable housing. The only way supply could be increased is if the city tears down single homes and replaces them with high rise apartments. But you can't really raise a family in those. Not the kind of families that can meet replacement birth rates

And yet the unemployment rate in Germany is lower the the US.

They aren't even good for that since a ball point pen can open the zipper and then you can just run the locked zippers over it again to reseal it. Thus you have a shtty lock that doesn't protect against anything or even provide notification that your stuff has been opened.

I agree that welfare is sort of unfair, what with both requiring you to have low income and refusing to provide any benefit until you have run down your liquid assets (you have to burn through your life's savings first), while also having you pay taxes in.

As such, I have developed a new program which we can implement without raising taxes. This program stabilizes Social Security (permanently), creates a new baseline for minimum wage ($9.75 in 2024, which compounds with the Dividend benefit to equate to a $15.11/hr wage), and pays out to all adults. It's funded by a FICA tax on all income (corporate and personal), so it grows with every productivity growth, thus faster than COLA.

Under this program, middle-income households actually receive a benefit--and in total this comes out to be a reduction in tax burden, compared with today. The tax load is still higher than just cutting the program entirely; it only reduces the cost today, and pays back at least part of your tax obligation in the form of a benefit. Thus you benefit from the participation, immediately.

Lifting up the lowest-income households reduces their need for assistance, which helps to lower the cost of public assistance programs and improve their reach. We can tune them to reach more children in low-income households, or reduce our deficits, or even reduce taxes further. The increased buying power of lower- and middle-income households creates jobs, as well--especially in more-impoverished areas--which further lifts people from poverty and gets them off assistance, freeing up Federal, State, and Local funds for economic development and other programs of benefit to the greater community.

Besides stabilizing households and reducing the tax burden, reducing the utilization of public assistance should also reduce the number of discounted Amazon Prime subscriptions, thus allowing Amazon to charge a lower base rate.

It's amazing what the careful application of well-regulated capitalism can do.

The mechanics plug in a diagnostic machine, it figures out what part to replace, and a person replaces it. It's only a matter of time before that final step is automated. Once you train one robot to do the work, you can have a million robots doing that same task for the cost of building the hardware. The leap from robot manufacturing to robot repair is a lot smaller than you seem to believe.

Actually, this is the part where the leap is much bigger than most people believe. Sure, we have tons of industrial-size food production. But they're huge one trick ponies, any decent pastry chef can make all of these and much, much more in a huge variety of kitchens with different equipment. Creating a robot that's flexible enough makes the costs fly off the charts. Of course we have people selling fantasies of a generic cooking robot but but reality is more like Flippy - for $60,000 a robot arm will flip burgers for you. Same with repairs, creating a "mechanic robot" is going to be a multi-millon dollar unit.

Look at something like Amazon's robotics challenge and you'll realize how far we're from human finesse and flexibility. Acceptable for a robot back-end where nobody cares if it takes half an hour to move a small box of items and still fail at several of them - notice the video is 4x, slow it down to 25% and it's like watching paint dry. It's something human fingers would have finished in a minute with no item too complex. The main killer for repair companies have been mass production of huge assemblies, my dad used to solder capacitors. Then they started replacing whole boards. Then they started replacing whole units. It's not economic to have neither humans nor robots to save one unit. Humans are still better at it, but we'd rather not.

The mechanics plug in a diagnostic machine, it figures out what part to replace, and a person replaces it. It's only a matter of time before that final step is automated. Once you train one robot to do the work, you can have a million robots doing that same task for the cost of building the hardware. The leap from robot manufacturing to robot repair is a lot smaller than you seem to believe.

Actually, this is the part where the leap is much bigger than most people believe. Sure, we have tons of industrial-size food production. But they're huge one trick ponies, any decent pastry chef can make all of these and much, much more in a huge variety of kitchens with different equipment. Creating a robot that's flexible enough makes the costs fly off the charts. Of course we have people selling fantasies of a generic cooking robot but but reality is more like Flippy - for $60,000 a robot arm will flip burgers for you. Same with repairs, creating a "mechanic robot" is going to be a multi-millon dollar unit.

Look at something like Amazon's robotics challenge and you'll realize how far we're from human finesse and flexibility. Acceptable for a robot back-end where nobody cares if it takes half an hour to move a small box of items and still fail at several of them - notice the video is 4x, slow it down to 25% and it's like watching paint dry. It's something human fingers would have finished in a minute with no item too complex. The main killer for repair companies have been mass production of huge assemblies, my dad used to solder capacitors. Then they started replacing whole boards. Then they started replacing whole units. It's not economic to have neither humans nor robots to save one unit. Humans are still better at it, but we'd rather not.

But I am massively disappointed by the fact that Google have erased the Nexus line and expect me to jump up to a top-tier phone...

In Android land, you get the flexibility to pick a whole selection of devices with personal customization. But it also means you get quite the trade-off. Cheap and you get bloat and no-update or Google-tier and you get expensive hardware and get updates. Compare to iPhone land, iPhone only gives you one option, Apple-tier expensive hardware and get updates. After all, if you want updates you need to pay devs to update your device somehow.

Depend on your preference, picking an iPhone might be your easiest and best choice at providing you long update cycle. But if you really want your current Nexus 5X to last a little longer, you could spend some time to install a custom rom still supported after the end of support from either xda-developers or lineageOS. If you donation or pay the devs there, they will be encouraged to continue to support your device, keeping it up to date.

There's Android One but after reading their website I still can't figure out exactly what the hell it is.

What is Android One - tl;dr devices where manufacturers have committed to give clean android updates to the device. As for how long, it will be at least 1.5 years after device launch.

You can buy them by clicking on the devices at the website. If not, you could just copy the device name and ebay / amazon it to Australia. It's not that hard if you really want one. Not to mention, they are cheaper than Pixel phones.

Pixel phone on the other hand is still directly supported by Google and get 2-3 years at device launch (1-2 years remaining).

in a nut shell. It's always the other guy that gets screwed. It's so common there's a meme for it.

Plus, I can never seem to get people to understand survival bias. As in "I've survived layoffs so it must be because I'm so damn awesome, and not because I got lucky as hell".

But Christ people, even if your job somehow _isn't_ the one automated away everybody else is going to be gunning for the few jobs left ya know?

It's like the man said, I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas

in a nut shell. It's always the other guy that gets screwed. It's so common there's a meme for it.

Plus, I can never seem to get people to understand survival bias. As in "I've survived layoffs so it must be because I'm so damn awesome, and not because I got lucky as hell".

But Christ people, even if your job somehow _isn't_ the one automated away everybody else is going to be gunning for the few jobs left ya know?

It's like the man said, I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas

Check the link below. Scroll down to and open "Nexus devices" under "When you'll get Android updates" to see when Google will not guarantee updates.

https://support.google.com/nex...

Chris,

I know concepts such as gravity are out of your comprehension abilities judging on the post I quoted below but anyway there is the truth:

Fattest denominator content will always attract more views.

Granny PottyMouth is willing to help you so why haven't you contacted her yet?

IMHO, she has a great idea: Dressing you as Creimy-Dumpty, that would qualify as Fat content thus attracting more views. Also, don't hesitate to show full-body views in your videos. Your mass will definitely attract more view due to the gravity formula,

Read what Chris Reimer (cdreimer) wrote here:
https://groups.google.com/foru...

You are such a perfect miracle imbecile Chris!

I can't believe that you are actually imbecile enough to post this thread here. It makes you look like an even more imbecile fucktard yet.

As some have stated on that thread "dot is NOT an operator", you fucktard! Apperently, you did not read the thread yourself or more likely, your ameba brain reading comprehension doesn't allow you to understand its content.

It's like asking: What is the dot operator precedence in Linux Slackware 1.2.3? You can't daisy chain dot operators in Windows versions (e.g. 3.1, 3.11, etc.)

What is the precedence in the 2.5 IQ that you possess?

And if you ever asked about real operators the word is "Precedence" you fucktard!

Dots are not operators in ANY OOP language you silly fuck!

See java:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase...

For python, you could have googled it but no, you needed to grab the attention on that google group and didn't care that it made you look like a total fool.
http://reeborg.ca/docs/oop_py_...

See example in above link:
Fido.head.mouth.teeth.canine.hurts();
Other example:
Criemer.head.brain.isHurting(); This is always false because your head is empty you dumb fuck!

But Criemer.head.isEmpty() always returns true...

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#Fatlivesmatter!
New Video: "Outlining Batman, Robin & Riddler in Photoshop (Time Lapse)"

What version of gnome are you using? Just tried to find my IP address with the GUI, found in 10s.
https://drive.google.com/file/...

Back in the '90s, Ray Ozzie and Charlie Kaufman patented a scheme they called differential workfactor cryptography, as a way of selling copies of Lotus Notes abroad while satisfying US export restrictions for cryptographic software (I don't remember whether they were successful). In a nutshell, the idea is that a portion of each private key would be provided to the US government, so that the government's cracking task for any given key became "computationally difficult" instead of "computationally infeasible"; enough to supposedly prevent the government from going on a fishing expedition, cracking all the keys w/o individual-specific motivation.

I haven't heard much about that idea in the 20 years or so since.

Well, according to Google, November 2017 was the last date for guaranteed Android version updates for the Nexus 6P. Security updates are guaranteed to November 2018. Support (phone and online) is guaranteed until November 2018 also.

Note that Google may, at their leisure offer updates beyond that, but there are no guarantees.

(The support dates are under "When you'll get Android updates")

Good news is that Pixel phones and before are only guaranteed for 2 years of Android updates and 3 for security, Pixel 2 phones are 3 years each.

Well https://patents.google.com/pat... (May 2007) is either
    - prior art as facebook enabled tagging users in photos in Dec 2005. [https://patents.google.com/patent/US7945653B2/en]
or
    - Not applicable (The patent is about Facebook for BlackBerry® smartphones).

That's a set of cajones for ya.

.... is the motto of Google's corporate code of conduct, first introduced around 2000. ...

Google enables evil already in its search functionality. Just go ahead and Google "How to be evil"

Or would it be more evil to censor knowledge?

Image recognition isn't itself evil (even guns themselves are not evil). It is just technology that could be used for good or evil. What people do with technology can be and usually eventually will be evil in some instances.

In terms of the US government, I think it is very much a mixed bag of a history of good and evil. But I would say we are for the most part trying not to be evil... good intentions which sometimes gets us into even more trouble.

Seems like on Android it's either on or off: https://support.google.com/nex...

Nothing about restrictions like you now see on iOS 11+.

It's faster. With a high minimum wage, the point at which the relative risk considerations and the ROI trigger a change in operations--and the rate of that change--for each individual business is sooner and faster.

This discussion is an economics one: will the high minimum wage damage our economy by creating unemployment? I argue for social safety nets because the economics argument is inherently non-humanitarian: if we shove too many poor people onto the street at once, the proles will make a lot of noise; if we do so slowly, we can avoid such criticism even as those same people each eventually face such suffering in turn. We need to take responsibility for each individual who is affected in the path of progress, not just for the economic metrics that generate overall sentiment.

That means we can push a higher minimum wage (or some other approach), but we need to also take steps for those who are impacted negatively by this policy.

Should be $30M for unlimited. The value of software like this to repressive govts must be considered. Sell it once and go on vacation. I'd add a clause to the contract that says "I don't want to pay federal or state taxes - again, ever, including this transaction." while I was at it.

Online should be $15K for 2 uses. The goal is to limit the use for only those cases with extremely high profile requirements - i.e. budget.

Notice how nobody mentions Android being locked? Android has locked storage apps that aren't controlled by Google. https://play.google.com/store/...

On Github

On Google Play

This Chrome extension implements an HTML5 player for Crunchyroll. It works much better than their Flash player (smoother playback with no stuttering, no issues with seeking):

https://chrome.google.com/webs...

There is one caveat: it relies on the same HLS video streams that Crunchyroll's app-based players use. Those video streams have the subtitles burned into the video as hardsubs, and some of their catalog titles have an issue with the hardsubs where some lines don't show up on screen long enough. There's no workaround for it, the problem affects Crunchyroll's own apps too. Crunchyroll has said they'd re-encode the back catalog to fix it, but as usual it takes them years to get around to doing stuff like that.

Khazar Talmudic Jews believe this of all they call goyim/gentiles (any non-jew): Jews = biggest racists of all for which they "jew guilt" you for no less! They're hypocrites known as thieves all thru history or were Argentines in 1940 under Peron, France (1306), Egypt (despoiled/robbed by jews), Arabs (pre & post 1948), England (1330 Edward longshanks), Romans under titus, Russia pogroms, Spanish inquistion & Spain 1492 (Christopher Columbus the jew https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22C... sailed to the US for them to create it) and Germany who got rid of them from their nations nazi german's too? No. Driven into DESERTS ages ago! Don't wonder why after all those exilings above. Should anyone doubt any of this see Jacob Javits' crony Rosenthal spill the beans on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4zMVZ8HnFI/ where he called all Christianity fools for helping Israel and the biggest scam of all time per their beliefs below from their Talmud. This is the province of the synagogue of Satan (Pharisees whom Jesus Christ himself kicked to the curb out of the temple & they killed him for it. Jeremiah did the same to them also + the Essenes could not stand them either breaking away from the pharisee corruption):

Maria Abramovic satanist spirit cooker pal of Hillary Clinton the Voodoo queen is a jew https://www.google.com/search?...

Like Hillary Clinton's mentor Saul Alinsky author of rules for radicals book dedicated to Lucifer

John Podesta Hillary's pal again, is another JUDE with a pedophile brother (both = satanists too imo).

"Most Jews do not like to admit it, but our god is Lucifer â" so I wasnâ(TM)t lying â" and we are his chosen people. Lucifer is very much aliveâ Harold Rosenthal http://www.thetruthseeker.co.u...

Jewish rabbi openly admits to satan worship use white children's blood they kill for passover bread, infiltrating and subverting the catholic church, creating the Jesuit order https://www.youtube.com/watch?... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Barbara Spectre, a jew, tells everyone it's jews orchestrating the muslim migrant problem in Europe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFE0qAiofMQ/ . No migrant raping of women in Poland. Tons in Sweden. Do the math. Use common-sense. This is to get muslims and other goyim/gentiles to wipe one another out as incompatible cultures that will clash and always have.

Rabbi A. Finkelstein ADMITS their greatest enemies are ARABS and WHITES (blacks too) whom they wish to kill one another in a 'theater of war' which they find AMUSING https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Finkelstein also admits JEWS DID 9/11 (perpetrated by the Mossad & Bebe Netanyahu of ISRAEL) https://www.youtube.com/watch?... profiting by it (and that 3,000 jews employed there did not show up for work that day knowing about it beforehand).

Finkelstein also admits JEWS are going to destroy the U.S. Dollar and dumping it for other world currencies and gold to destroy the United States.

George Soros who funds groups to create division in the USA?? A jew. One who sold his own jew people into death for the nazis.

Zucker now FIRED @ CNN is another frying publicly for lying about "russians" and John Bonifield a producer @ CNN said it is bs. Van Jones did also.

Bernie Madoff (who

E.g. look what they've done to wan4sui4. Simplified Chinese stripped down version on the left, Traditional Chinese version on the right

https://translate.google.com/?...

I just searched at 1641MST on Google, Shopping, for the term 'AR-15 lower receiver assembly' . The message got was:

"Your search - ar-15 lower receiver assembly - did not match any shopping results."

That is a somewhat suspicious result. The link.

I got the same no results for term "AR-15 lower receiver" in shopping. I get results in All and Images.

I haven't used the shopping page previously that I recall, so it may be Google has no firearm component sellers in their programs, but I doubt that id because gun part sellers don't want to.

ps - I have the screenshot, I'll post it in Google+. If you can't find it, you probably should not be looking for it.

You'll just have to kill them all next week instead. What are you worried about? A school holiday?

OK, grants is not the right word. Basically, the GOP works to block any attempts to remove the monopolies. They likewise work to prevent any competition.

The dems have not done anything innovative, but the GOP continues to push for the current system, which is a nightmare.

twisted pair, i.e. ma bell, was broken up, but NEVER de-monopolized. The only place that was de-monopolized to a degree was the cell industry. And you will note that cell phones are CHEAP compared to the rest of of the industry.
And which party fights against muni networks in all of the states, including mine (Colorado)?

No, we need to remove the monopolies. Then and only then, will things straighten out.
BTW, I worked for Bell Labs/USWest AT during green's break up of us.

I just searched at 1641MST on Google, Shopping, for the term 'AR-15 lower receiver assembly' . The message got was:

"Your search - ar-15 lower receiver assembly - did not match any shopping results."

That is a somewhat suspicious result. The link.

I got the same no results for term "AR-15 lower receiver" in shopping. I get results in All and Images.

I haven't used the shopping page previously that I recall, so it may be Google has no firearm component sellers in their programs, but I doubt that id because gun part sellers don't want to.

ps - I have the screenshot, I'll post it in Google+. If you can't find it, you probably should not be looking for it.

safety regulations you're not paying very much attention. There's been widespread movements to eliminate regulations in all levels of government. I think we've been lucky that they haven't gotten that far yet. A lot of regulations come down from the EPA. Bush Jr was too busy with wars and Clinton/Obama were both the sorts not to allow it. But this newest administration has literally put someone in charge who has questioned whether the EPA should exist at all.

As the economy gets worse the pressure to cut costs will to. Meanwhile folks will turn to the kind of politicians that promise them quick answers and easy fixes. And I don't see our economy doing anything but getting worse.

Bottom line, I don't trust Americans. Make nuke plants cheaper to run safely than not or I'll oppose them. As mentioned I'm well aware this isn't rational behavior. But that's the point. None of this is rational. If human beings were rational we'd stop making tanks and build solar farms & desalination plants instead.

Some people can't learn to code.

For example, creimer can't learn anything!

Read what Chris Reimer (cdreimer) wrote here:
https://groups.google.com/foru...

You are such a perfect miracle imbecile Chris!

I can't believe that you are actually imbecile enough to post this thread here. It makes you look like an even more imbecile fucktard yet.

As some have stated on that thread "dot is NOT an operator", you fucktard! Apperently, you did not read the thread yourself or more likely, your ameba brain reading comprehension doesn't allow you to understand its content.

It's like asking: What is the dot operator precedence in Linux Slackware 1.2.3? You can't daisy chain dot operators in Windows versions (e.g. 3.1, 3.11, etc.)

What is the precedence in the 2.5 IQ that you possess?

And if you ever asked about real operators the word is "Precedence" you fucktard!

Dots are not operators in ANY OOP language you silly fuck!

See java:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase...

For python, you could have googled it but no, you needed to grab the attention on that google group and didn't care that it made you look like a total fool.
http://reeborg.ca/docs/oop_py_...

See example in above link:
Fido.head.mouth.teeth.canine.hurts();
Other example:
Criemer.head.brain.isHurting(); This is always false because your head is empty you dumb fuck!

But Criemer.head.isEmpty() always returns true...

Some people can't learn to code!

For example, creimer can't learn anything!

Read what Chris Reimer (cdreimer) wrote here:
https://groups.google.com/foru...

You are such a perfect miracle imbecile Chris!

I can't believe that you are actually imbecile enough to post this thread here. It makes you look like an even more imbecile fucktard yet.

As some have stated on that thread "dot is NOT an operator", you fucktard! Apperently, you did not read the thread yourself or more likely, your ameba brain reading comprehension doesn't allow you to understand its content.

It's like asking: What is the dot operator precedence in Linux Slackware 1.2.3? You can't daisy chain dot operators in Windows versions (e.g. 3.1, 3.11, etc.)

What is the precedence in the 2.5 IQ that you possess?

And if you ever asked about real operators the word is "Precedence" you fucktard!

Dots are not operators in ANY OOP language you silly fuck!

See java:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase...

For python, you could have googled it but no, you needed to grab the attention on that google group and didn't care that it made you look like a total fool.
http://reeborg.ca/docs/oop_py_...

See example in above link:
Fido.head.mouth.teeth.canine.hurts();
Other example:
Criemer.head.brain.isHurting(); This is always false because your head is empty you dumb fuck!

But Criemer.head.isEmpty() always returns true...

aka "Clean Coal". There's a reason there hasn't been much traction here. Yes, you can make a zero emission coal or gas fired plant. It's just not economical when compared to wind & solar.

The costs get inflated only if you ignore cost externalization (subsidies for one, but medical costs due to dirty air are pretty massive too). Nuclear would be fine if we could trust it to stay safe. But until you can convince Americans to stop privatizing everything or make a nuke plant that's cheaper to run safely than to run dangerously then nuke's a non-starter. Sooner or later we'll privatize it to save money and those savings will come at the cost of safety like they did over in Fukushima. Meanwhile the folks responsible for the inevitable disaster get off scott free.

This should suffice: https://store.google.com/produ...

I can "get the job done" - that's all. 'Drama' is from webmasters (I have proof of it) losing ad money my APK Hosts File Engine 10++ SR-1 32/64-bit https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&biw=&bih=&q=%22APK+Hosts+File+Engine%22+and+%22start64%22&btnG=Google+Search&gbv=1/ stalls!

IT MUST WORK & BE EFFECTIVE for all I say it is (so do quoted /.ers) OR they wouldn't BE doing this 'drama' you speak of (think about it).

(IF they & ADVERTISERS, another source of 'attacks' that fail vs. me, wouldn't have allowed "just anyone" to put up ads with malicious script or malware in them? I never would've put it out publicly in mid 2012 - they only have THEMSELVES to blame)

APK

P.S.=> Whipslash (/. owner) built FILTERS to try stop me (ineffectual for a YEAR now - the ONLY thing that can stop ME? Is me) - He DOWNMODDED this last time I posted it https://developers.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=11788537&cid=56181679/ ... apk

See subject: Your methods fail on that account alone. I bypass DNS for my top 100 fav sites @ TOP of hosts (faster local resolution too & avoids all DNS' many security issues) where I spend a good near 98% of my time online. I also block the sources of your other attacks in hosts (e.g. C&C, bad servers & 3rd party malicious script sources), your 'methods' fail, badly.

* Lastly - Hosts have the ability to filter access BY PORT e.g. 1.2.3.4:3128 for example.

APK

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I have no doubt that you heard about this, but not from a reliable source. https://data.bls.gov/timeserie... Coal mining employment has been relatively constant over the last year and still very low compared to where it was at the start of the Obama administration. Where this is due to politics or just the fact that nobody wants to buy coal when natural gas is cheaper could be debated. But there isn't a mountain of coal jobs coming back. More importantly, there just aren't many coal jobs at all so even if the number doubled, it would be a rounding error in overall employment numbers. https://www.google.com/url?sa=...

Perhaps the most honest metric is the time to first meaningful paint.

When the user navigates to an HTML document, a browser doesn't immediately display the data as it comes in. Doing that would cause the layout to jump around as style sheets, images, and fonts provided by the server replace those built into the browser and operating system. This jumping is often called the "flash of unstyled content" (FOUC). So before rendering anything, some browsers wait until the layout "above the fold" (that which can be seen without scrolling) has stabilized.

So you are citing a fictional character for what is normal, typical office behavior.

Here are some real-world examples:

(1) A post written last month states that, "I work in a workplace where ... dirty talking, sexual innuendo, double entendres and joking sexual invites are part of the every day occurrences."

(2) A post written in 2003 that states that, "The relationship between colleagues is great, not only professional but personal, too. When we talk, we can say dirty words ..., tell naughty jokes, and sometimes even flirt. Both sexes enjoy them"

(3) A page with some people trading "dirty jokes" to tell at work.

(4) A poll conducted last year which states that 44% of adults feel that "dirty jokes weren’t a form of sexual harassment" in the workplace.

I can "get the job done" - that's all. 'Drama' is from webmasters (I have proof of it) losing ad money my APK Hosts File Engine 10++ SR-1 32/64-bit https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&biw=&bih=&q=%22APK+Hosts+File+Engine%22+and+%22start64%22&btnG=Google+Search&gbv=1/ stalls!

IT MUST WORK & BE EFFECTIVE for all I say it is (so do quoted /.ers) OR they wouldn't BE doing this 'drama' you speak of (think about it).

(IF they & ADVERTISERS, another source of 'attacks' that fail vs. me, wouldn't have allowed "just anyone" to put up ads with malicious script or malware in them? I never would've put it out publicly in mid 2012 - they only have THEMSELVES to blame)

APK

P.S.=> Whipslash (/. owner) even built FILTERS to try stop me (lol, ineffectual for a YEAR now - the ONLY thing that can stop ME? Is me)... apk