You're going to need a much more expensive black box to log enough to make the results unambiguous. They'll have to log enough information to make them prime targets for warrant-less searches for non-safety purposes.
First, your 'freebie' is ruinous to some people (we're talking living in a shelter losing the kids sort of ruinous). The second is ruinous to nearly anyone.
So don't do it, you say. Fine as soon as cops start only writing fair and just tickets without quotas AND as soon as traffic court runs the kangaroos out and takes the right to a fair trial seriously.
Until; those very unlikely things happen, perhaps a court ordered technological solution with NO fine is more appropriate.
No extension is needed at all if we had reasonable people in government (I know, belly laugh time) especially in the courts (OK, I'll stop before you break a rib).
(On a related side note, I worked on a non-sterile dialysis system that was so cheap, we couldn't figure out how to make money from it. A few hundred bucks a year, could be done at home, 0% risk of infection. We donated the research and $100k to a research hospital.)
That sounds like a very good reason not to leave healthcare to capitalism. Truly a case of defeat snatched from the jaws of victory.
In truth, Cuba was only a problem for the U.S. because of it's association w/ the Soviet Union. Once that fell apart, the embargo became pointless and damaging.
The problem there was none other than incredible greed on the part of the pharmaceutical companies. Every other industry that uses propellants managed to make the transition for no more than pennies per container.
In times of budget cuts? Better chance for a raise, new office chair, not having to set the A/C up to 79 in the summer, getting that pothole in the parking lot fixed, the possibility of hiring a few more people to help judges out. On and on.
She did not lie. She knew that two acquaintances joined a different group and subsequently went to jail, but that's not what was asked. Since SHE did not join that other group, the correct answer was no.
In many places, the court itself shares a percentage of the take. I'm quite sure I wouldn't like to be on trial in that court when the judge can't help knowing 10% of it will help pay his salary.
Anything short of destruction of the seized property leads to perverse incentives.
More or less. all through the '70s you couldn't watch TV at all without hearing all about how butter and the cholesterol in it would kill you so use margarine.
I recently evaluated both btrfs and zfs for a new server. I like the features of btrfs and the overall design, but chose zfs in the end.
The problem is that btrfs has very poor behavior in the face of a failed disk in the array. It actually papered over the problem rather than doing the right thing and kicking it out of the pool.
Ideally, I would like for it to improve in that and grow the ability to evacuate a disk in an orderly manner.
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You're going to need a much more expensive black box to log enough to make the results unambiguous. They'll have to log enough information to make them prime targets for warrant-less searches for non-safety purposes.
The crazy prison population comes mainly from non-violent drug offenses.
Or they could quit designing cars to deliver the contents of the engine compartment to your lap.
First, your 'freebie' is ruinous to some people (we're talking living in a shelter losing the kids sort of ruinous). The second is ruinous to nearly anyone.
So don't do it, you say. Fine as soon as cops start only writing fair and just tickets without quotas AND as soon as traffic court runs the kangaroos out and takes the right to a fair trial seriously.
Until; those very unlikely things happen, perhaps a court ordered technological solution with NO fine is more appropriate.
No extension is needed at all if we had reasonable people in government (I know, belly laugh time) especially in the courts (OK, I'll stop before you break a rib).
So it was, in fact, developed by a non-capitalist system? Can you give me the title of the publication, I'd like to look it up.
I would need to know more about the non-profit (they're not all the same). Why not donate the idea to the public domain and publish the whole thing?
(On a related side note, I worked on a non-sterile dialysis system that was so cheap, we couldn't figure out how to make money from it. A few hundred bucks a year, could be done at home, 0% risk of infection. We donated the research and $100k to a research hospital.)
That sounds like a very good reason not to leave healthcare to capitalism. Truly a case of defeat snatched from the jaws of victory.
The library could offer VNC/RDP sessions to designated book reading machines.
That hasn't been true for a very long time.
Nobody's complaining about moving the cheese. They just figure that as long as it's moving anyway, the kitchen will be a better place than the toilet.
Everyone else's salary is a pittance next to the CEO's, but that doesn't seem to get the generosity going for them, why should it for the CEO?
There are any number of CEOs they could bring in from Europe and Asia who are accustomed to working for a tenth the price.
That's one of the advantages for those who went solar, the price spikes won't hit them very hard if at all.
In truth, Cuba was only a problem for the U.S. because of it's association w/ the Soviet Union. Once that fell apart, the embargo became pointless and damaging.
Yes. That's the thing. I needed it then, not some future point.
I'll keep watching btrfs and see how it goes. It shows promise but it also shows immaturity right now.
WOW! New all-time record. You didn't even read the TITLE!
That would be because one doesn't NECESSARILY inhale from the whipped cream can.
You don't normally see people doing whip-its in the office.
The problem there was none other than incredible greed on the part of the pharmaceutical companies. Every other industry that uses propellants managed to make the transition for no more than pennies per container.
Don't you see any potential problems with using laughing gas as a propellant for an inhaler?
In times of budget cuts? Better chance for a raise, new office chair, not having to set the A/C up to 79 in the summer, getting that pothole in the parking lot fixed, the possibility of hiring a few more people to help judges out. On and on.
She did not lie. She knew that two acquaintances joined a different group and subsequently went to jail, but that's not what was asked. Since SHE did not join that other group, the correct answer was no.
In many places, the court itself shares a percentage of the take. I'm quite sure I wouldn't like to be on trial in that court when the judge can't help knowing 10% of it will help pay his salary.
Anything short of destruction of the seized property leads to perverse incentives.
Just like so many other 'capitalists' in the U.S.
More or less. all through the '70s you couldn't watch TV at all without hearing all about how butter and the cholesterol in it would kill you so use margarine.
Yes, margarine with all that trans-fat goodness!
I recently evaluated both btrfs and zfs for a new server. I like the features of btrfs and the overall design, but chose zfs in the end.
The problem is that btrfs has very poor behavior in the face of a failed disk in the array. It actually papered over the problem rather than doing the right thing and kicking it out of the pool.
Ideally, I would like for it to improve in that and grow the ability to evacuate a disk in an orderly manner.