Medicine and medical research suffers from two problems:
1. Inherent difficulty, both technical (huge diversity and complexity of human physiology) and ethical (can't round up people to experiment on - at least not "in principle").
2. The medical-industrial complex that is the tangled mess of big pharma, academia, and regulators with huge amount of money slushing around.
The combination makes medicine and medical research particularly toxic to conducting good science. You tell me another field that comes even close.
The goals you quoted might as well read "the good stuff". If you can't even propose what you specifically want to try, you can spend your own god damn money.
Fuck you, dumbass. You're a player in a high profile outfit like MS, especially in a noisy arena of computer games, and you shoot your mouth off in public with tweeter and god-knows-what-else, you deserve to get fired. Twice.
Funny, I just had a motherboard zapped, and it looked to have been due to dust buildup that let out a static discharge causing short somewhere on the board.
Perhaps modern computer cases with all these fans, housing modern boards crammed ever so tightly with surface-mounted components and funky-looking heat sink/radiators, make them more susceptible to such incidents.
So now I'm with maxdamage's post. Things without fan, just wipe the dust outside. Things with multiple fans, like computer (including laptop) cases, opening up and cleaning out the dust periodically might be a good preventative measure.
haha. "Bring it online" is a common management-speak from the "quaint" old days.:)
This is a post that I would have expected from slashdot back in her good old days. I hope there still are some here that are in the know, and chime in with their thoughts.
I bought (and still have in storage) this thing way back when, thought a useful replacement for walkman. Audio quality comparable to CD, but in a more durable packaging.
Don't know much about how DRM killed its prospect.
Whatever, today, its dying is not even a non-issue. Other than my nostalgia for the miniaturized electro-mechanical devices, its death is not even a whimper.
Who the fuck uses this thing today anyways?! Why did they keep making these things?
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Apple for obvious reasons is sensitive to gay issues. Naturally. Wink wink.
1. We are talking about science, not social studies.
2. There is no where near the money in economics research as there is in medicine. Not even close.
3. People use economics like drunks use lamp posts: for support, not illumination.
Medicine and medical research suffers from two problems:
1. Inherent difficulty, both technical (huge diversity and complexity of human physiology) and ethical (can't round up people to experiment on - at least not "in principle").
2. The medical-industrial complex that is the tangled mess of big pharma, academia, and regulators with huge amount of money slushing around.
The combination makes medicine and medical research particularly toxic to conducting good science. You tell me another field that comes even close.
In medicine, even "real" journals are mostly filled with crap, dishonest and distorted research papers.
The goals you quoted might as well read "the good stuff". If you can't even propose what you specifically want to try, you can spend your own god damn money.
Apache is the Oracle of FOS. They deliberately omit/ruin documentation and dev process for consulting business.
Fuck you, dumbass. You're a player in a high profile outfit like MS, especially in a noisy arena of computer games, and you shoot your mouth off in public with tweeter and god-knows-what-else, you deserve to get fired. Twice.
"People" (I mean that in the loosest sense) here don't got no friends anyways.
"Alma Whitten, the director of privacy at Google"
nothing faster, light can't hold a photon next to it.
i.e. "psychology research".
Question in the subject.
See subject.
Funny, I just had a motherboard zapped, and it looked to have been due to dust buildup that let out a static discharge causing short somewhere on the board.
Perhaps modern computer cases with all these fans, housing modern boards crammed ever so tightly with surface-mounted components and funky-looking heat sink/radiators, make them more susceptible to such incidents.
So now I'm with maxdamage's post. Things without fan, just wipe the dust outside. Things with multiple fans, like computer (including laptop) cases, opening up and cleaning out the dust periodically might be a good preventative measure.
Ha! Bankers calling others criminal for stealing other people's money. Can't make this stuff up.
Pro-tip: don't take no calls from crazy Armenians.
samzenpus really is an idiot
Two cheers for Gowers' and his band of academics. Make the buggers pay.
haha. "Bring it online" is a common management-speak from the "quaint" old days. :)
This is a post that I would have expected from slashdot back in her good old days. I hope there still are some here that are in the know, and chime in with their thoughts.
Thumbs up, lamer.
Don't be stupid. Mosquitoes, like humans, have no "roles".
That explains how the S. Koreans managed to take over from the (once) mighty Japanese electronics industry.
Don't know much about how DRM killed its prospect.
Whatever, today, its dying is not even a non-issue. Other than my nostalgia for the miniaturized electro-mechanical devices, its death is not even a whimper.
Who the fuck uses this thing today anyways?! Why did they keep making these things?
There was a local sci "compound" in the neighborhood. Every time you drive by, the radio reception gets all screwed up.
It seems to have been sold recently. The signs are down, the buildings are being totally gutted, pulling out dry walls, insulation, and everything.
Pretty people are more attractive.
Rich people have more money.
Samzenpus is an idiot.
Feel free to add down below.
Who's the (worse) moron, timothy or the douchebag that submitted the question?