Because it pretty much always takes a stupid mistake to generate a nuclear disaster. Reactors are generally quite safe unless you really screw the pooch.
Successful and fertile people should be encouraged to procreate. Or at least produce some gametes so that similarly gifted people can. Yeah, I know, eugenics and all that, but still.
That reason could be that the metabolic expense is too high for someone who lives off 1000 Calories a day. Not really a problem for most 1st world folks nowadays...
Well since Medical Insurers are exempt from anti-trust law, they have to DON'T compete AT ALL. Period. They can get away, legally, with things that would put the worst anti-trust abusers to shame. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarran%E2%80%93Ferguson_Act
Just another potential reason for me to not drink pop. Not least of which is that I find the taste and carbonic acid unpalatable.
From what I read, this isn't 100% sure though. But then, not much in this world is.
Those kids are alright. They were skeptical of something that was total baloney. Granted, it may have been obvious drivel, but the fact that they spoke up at all indicates that they will at least speak their minds.
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Unintended. Consequences.
Because it pretty much always takes a stupid mistake to generate a nuclear disaster. Reactors are generally quite safe unless you really screw the pooch.
Have the RAM dump into a non-volatile solid state chip? (eg. flash) It would allow for very fast power on/off while keeping the power draw really low.
The commies are back, but now they follow Islam and use small group tactics!
Successful and fertile people should be encouraged to procreate. Or at least produce some gametes so that similarly gifted people can. Yeah, I know, eugenics and all that, but still.
As long as the balls don't touch, it's not gay...
Looking for Urchin artifact, offering 5k RU.
What he's talking about is far beyond astroturfing.
Papers please.
That reason could be that the metabolic expense is too high for someone who lives off 1000 Calories a day. Not really a problem for most 1st world folks nowadays...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twilight_Zone
Well since Medical Insurers are exempt from anti-trust law, they have to DON'T compete AT ALL. Period. They can get away, legally, with things that would put the worst anti-trust abusers to shame. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarran%E2%80%93Ferguson_Act
Except that'd be a Violation of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_Information_Nondiscrimination_Act>
Actually, it just might. That is, assuming one has a large enough PS3 cluster.
But will it run on a Beowulf Cluster?
Almost got it, but not quite. We're looking for 300 qubits, by 80 qubits, by 40 qubits.
Not thinking big enough. Try the ground level of a skycraper. Now THAT'S messy.
Just another potential reason for me to not drink pop. Not least of which is that I find the taste and carbonic acid unpalatable. From what I read, this isn't 100% sure though. But then, not much in this world is.
Those kids are alright. They were skeptical of something that was total baloney. Granted, it may have been obvious drivel, but the fact that they spoke up at all indicates that they will at least speak their minds.
Makes me think of good ol' Ebola.
I've found quite the opposite. The US boder patrol has generally been more strict on me than the Canadian one ever was.
Seriously. http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=288 5