Food. What you are used to eating
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In my own experience, if you live in a place long enough you adapt to the food such that you feel just as weird going "back in the other direction". I remember walking around a western supermarket for the first time in years and thinking "Ok, what the hell am I supposed to eat here".
Time to adapt for me personally; 2-3 years, and 3 years tops. After that, no craving for food that you were previously used to eating. You get totally localized.
I guess my point is, instead of packaging food that is obviously unsuitable for the purpose (because it fucking stinks for one), why not train to live on food that is especially suitable for space flight.
That's a very positive view but not what I'm observing.
The only generation gap I can see is a dynamic one. These barely literate retards with their social networking sites and mobile phone connectivity , which can hardly be classes as communication, leave school and realise that they "cnt wrt their CV n sms lang", then promptly grow up.
Fundamentally I don't think that technology changes the rules of engagement that much.
Star systems suffer from a similar naming convention problem as open source software.
Nobody is going to relocate to an outpost in Tau Bootis. On the other hand, everyone would be clambering to go and live at the iPost in Apple Centauri.
I suppose it depends on your definition of skill, but I think only 4 of the 11 qualify, since although the technology might be obsolete, the "skill" would still be intuitively obvious.
And what would be the killer app that needed all that extra power? Moore's Law might be linear but who's to say that demand for processing power is also......scratch that, Microsoft just released a new operating system. The minimum spec is 640 quantum cores.
You mean like where is the G-spot? Oh sure you could google it or look at the wikipedia entry for the female reproductive system, but when it actually comes to finding it...
Rubbish. As a student I wasn't in the least bit hypocritical. Buying music, games and high-end software for my course would have made me poor and unable to afford tangible things such as beer.
Naturally I pirated it all. Man that was a long time ago now, back when kazaa wasn't all spammy.
...I suggest a booth with a dance dance revolution mat inside. When the user is asked to enter their password they enter the booth, shut the door and strut their funky password.
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Good luck blocking a tor hidden service
Bag-less rover with duel cyclone technology.
Sponsored by Dyson.
You mean all ads are equally blocked?
In my own experience, if you live in a place long enough you adapt to the food such that you feel just as weird going "back in the other direction". I remember walking around a western supermarket for the first time in years and thinking "Ok, what the hell am I supposed to eat here".
Time to adapt for me personally; 2-3 years, and 3 years tops. After that, no craving for food that you were previously used to eating. You get totally localized.
I guess my point is, instead of packaging food that is obviously unsuitable for the purpose (because it fucking stinks for one), why not train to live on food that is especially suitable for space flight.
That's a very positive view but not what I'm observing.
The only generation gap I can see is a dynamic one. These barely literate retards with their social networking sites and mobile phone connectivity , which can hardly be classes as communication, leave school and realise that they "cnt wrt their CV n sms lang", then promptly grow up.
Fundamentally I don't think that technology changes the rules of engagement that much.
Actually you are both right,
Turkey http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6427355.stm
Morocco http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6702973.stm
and
Thailand http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/6528303.stm
all blocked it at some point
Star systems suffer from a similar naming convention problem as open source software.
Nobody is going to relocate to an outpost in Tau Bootis. On the other hand, everyone would be clambering to go and live at the iPost in Apple Centauri.
Do not assume that everyone would just sit and wait to be rescued.
In that situation I would try and avoid starvation by hunting and eating long pig.
I'm not sure what the actual innovation is here. False colour, or colour coding atoms and other features is as old as electron microscopy itself.
The concept of colour doesn't really make sense at atomic scales anyway.
Every single on of those that I've signed has reached critical mass, causing me to receive a piece of government propaganda telling me why I'm wrong.
For example:
Me: "I don't want an ID card. Police states are not good"
Reply: "Dear terrorist, having an ID card is good. It will keep you safe"
I'm not going to sign this one because I already know what the reply will be.
Governments really need to regulate green washing such as this companies name.
If you do that, China will just make its own internet. Without blackjack, or hookers.
It seems that by committing suicide these days, you can influence the law making process.
I just can't bear another Viagra spam. If I get just one more I'll take a Viagra overdose, and become a spam martyr.
I suppose it depends on your definition of skill, but I think only 4 of the 11 qualify, since although the technology might be obsolete, the "skill" would still be intuitively obvious.
Worse than electrolysis of hydrogen by electricity from a nuclear power plant. (25-45%)
And then begins the energy intensive liquification stage. Having those carbon atoms attached to your hydrogen is just a huge advantage.
And what would be the killer app that needed all that extra power? ...scratch that, Microsoft just released a new operating system. The minimum spec is 640 quantum cores.
Moore's Law might be linear but who's to say that demand for processing power is also...
You mean like Hotblack from Disaster Area?
You mean like where is the G-spot? Oh sure you could google it or look at the wikipedia entry for the female reproductive system,
but when it actually comes to finding it...
I already tried that joke in reverse on a topic about the writers guild. Only got +3 funny
Rubbish. As a student I wasn't in the least bit hypocritical. Buying music, games and high-end software for my course would have made me poor and unable to afford tangible things such as beer.
Naturally I pirated it all. Man that was a long time ago now, back when kazaa wasn't all spammy.
Facebook worked with XP but not with Vista.
It wasn't a fault with Vista but facebook.com had a broken IPv6 record
Then a list of stuff vista doesn't have or do, or is otherwise deficient.
In summary, he uninstalled Vista excluding ie7 because that wouldn't uninstall and proclaimed that Vista sucks.
...I suggest a booth with a dance dance revolution mat inside.
When the user is asked to enter their password they enter the booth, shut the door and strut their funky password.
there had been a suddenoutbreakofcommonsense, but you have to ask yourself, whatcouldpossiblygowrong?
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If any IM network needs killing off, its msn.