Puerto Rico has had several opportunities to become a state. Puerto Ricans as a whole seem to be unwilling to pay more money to federal government in exchange for a couple of electoral votes.
Great, another overpriced expansion pack. I guess sales from the last time they added a class have dropped, so astronomers are making new areas and classes rather than trying to balance the existing content.
Well, given that it's possible to avoid Flashblock just by lying to the browser (since FF3 doesn't do much MIME checking), installing it really doesn't help security significantly.
So in other words, you want a living, breathing, human being to spend eight hours a day standing in a box, just so you feel a little bit better about yourself when you order them to push a button for you.
Plus, under cases of extremely low caloric input, your body hair suddenly grows out extensively, and becomes far more efficient at trapping heat. It's rather rarely seen outside of anorexics, though, since virtually everyone has enough fat to serve as insulation.
Desalination plants produce brine, though, which has more salt than ocean water, so conceivably you could increase the efficiency by combining seawater and brine.
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Yes, because there has never been any hundred-year war.
A computer? That's the hot chick who crunches numbers for me.
Obviously the solar system is the most intelligent of them all!
I for one, welcome our planetary overlords.
That's not really the case, though. Real high-level chess players tend to "chunk" things - they don't just look ahead some number of moves.
Limiting the number of moves of look-ahead tends to result in unrealistic mistakes.
>The facts are a healthy person WILL eventually die.
You're a quitter, you know that. I, personally, plan on living forever.
Fine so fa9A&%M:JD&`+'${`%&NO CARRIER
Puerto Rico has had several opportunities to become a state. Puerto Ricans as a whole seem to be unwilling to pay more money to federal government in exchange for a couple of electoral votes.
Are you kidding? Sim ant was great.
Are you perhaps thinking of sim farm?
Great, another overpriced expansion pack. I guess sales from the last time they added a class have dropped, so astronomers are making new areas and classes rather than trying to balance the existing content.
NERF ANDROMEDA!
Well, given that XKCD was imitating an old hacker competition...
They can already do that.
Didn't you see that episode of CSI?
STOP SHOUTING!
He was getting paid for making each student in his class buy a $125 product.
No, actually. If it has red impurities it's a ruby. Otherwise, no matter what the color, it's a sapphire.
Well, given that it's possible to avoid Flashblock just by lying to the browser (since FF3 doesn't do much MIME checking), installing it really doesn't help security significantly.
Speak for yourself. Cursive is around five or six times more fatiguing to my hand than print.
I can't quickly write four lines in cursive without cramping up.
There's exactly one profession that requires cursive handwriting skills.
Third grade teachers.
So in other words, you want a living, breathing, human being to spend eight hours a day standing in a box, just so you feel a little bit better about yourself when you order them to push a button for you.
Talk about selfish.
Ah, a party with a pinata.
Plus, under cases of extremely low caloric input, your body hair suddenly grows out extensively, and becomes far more efficient at trapping heat. It's rather rarely seen outside of anorexics, though, since virtually everyone has enough fat to serve as insulation.
The Hunt For Gollum.
I'm glad to see they finally are fulfilling some of the promises they made before release.
Desalination plants produce brine, though, which has more salt than ocean water, so conceivably you could increase the efficiency by combining seawater and brine.
Edison invented one major thing:
The mass production of inventions.
Everything else was either stolen or subcontracted.
Did you know Edison didn't believe in Ohm's law?
If by impractical you mean "extremely fast", then yes.
If only the fires were slightly more lethal. Then NOBODY would report them.