Passing infinite costs on to the citizenry rather than reduce "entitlements" to the sick/lame/lazy or reduce an inflated and over-payed unionized workforce (which does decreasing amounts of work as time goes on) is tax-and-spend, not fiscal conservatism.
But yeah, the look-and-feel of this ad is sad-funny as hell.
It's just pandering to the selfishness of the average voter.
The liberal approach, pandering to the selfishness of the woe-is-me crowd, is a better alternative?
the imagery is silly, but this guy DID campaign on fiscal conservatism while his actions in office were the opposite.
california's budget problems aren't just his fault, it's a case study of liberal infinite government growth and public-sector labor union power. still, his his a fcino.
Terrified... Because the teachers always told you if you did your homework, worked hard, payed attention, and followed the rules then someday YOU could fly to space too!
they herded us into the library of my elementary school to watch the launch. I must have been in 3rd grade or so.
The teachers hurriedly ushered us back into class when the "space ship" was "done". Most of us came away thinking a shuttle launch was supposed to look like that.
you mean your inner monologue actually sounds like a press release / paid game review?
BioWare listened closely to player feedback, promising to revamp the parts of the game that needed improvement while developing the sequel. They didn't hesitate to refine the elements they wanted to keep and do away with the ones they didn't. The result is a familiar, but much more streamlined experience.
"If you're not a liberal when you're 25, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative by the time you're 35, you have no brain." --Not Winston Churchill.
Throughout my Jr. High English days, we were given lists of words with which we would have to find errors: spelling errors, non-existent words, what have you.
"Irregardless" was presented to me so often that the word, which would have never entered my lexicon otherwise, would become like a conditioned response. Like in A Clockwork Orange.
Irregardless, to me, belongs with proactive, orientate, and historical in the list of words with superfluous prefixes and suffixes.
What meaning does "historical" convey that "historic" doesn't?
The other day I saw a news paper ad for a bank that read, "Anyone can join our exclusive club".
If you are talking about gateway routers, they have at least 2 interfaces. One interface must be in the subnet it gateways, the interface linking to the next router usually uses a private non-routable like 10...., 176.16...., or 192.168.... I see no way to claim back any routable IP's from the routers themselves. And even if you could, you are only getting back one address per subnet.
deprecating broadcast and making the last address on the subnet a valid host address would be about as feasible. which is to say, it ain't gonna happen.
seeing as how a foot wouldn't usually do any shooting, it makes no sense for the foot object to have a shoot behavior. better composition would be gun.shoot('foot'); or something like that.
I never claimed it would be efficient, or even tactically advantageous. Just that a human could be hurt by EMP, provided enough energy. Humans are a not perfect resistors.
I think the land mine, man-portable anti-armor weapons, and IEDs in all their forms will probably fill that gap more economically for the foreseeable future.
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So we should probably be thankful that "web app scanners catch half of vulnerabilities".
When will the "jew-controlled uber-shadow-government overloards" let their Google search books without weekly legal battles?
Passing infinite costs on to the citizenry rather than reduce "entitlements" to the sick/lame/lazy or reduce an inflated and over-payed unionized workforce (which does decreasing amounts of work as time goes on) is tax-and-spend, not fiscal conservatism.
But yeah, the look-and-feel of this ad is sad-funny as hell.
It's just pandering to the selfishness of the average voter.
The liberal approach, pandering to the selfishness of the woe-is-me crowd, is a better alternative?
the imagery is silly, but this guy DID campaign on fiscal conservatism while his actions in office were the opposite.
california's budget problems aren't just his fault, it's a case study of liberal infinite government growth and public-sector labor union power. still, his his a fcino.
It does in Utah. ):
Terrified... Because the teachers always told you if you did your homework, worked hard, payed attention, and followed the rules then someday YOU could fly to space too!
they herded us into the library of my elementary school to watch the launch. I must have been in 3rd grade or so.
The teachers hurriedly ushered us back into class when the "space ship" was "done". Most of us came away thinking a shuttle launch was supposed to look like that.
Read on for the rest of my thoughts.
you mean your inner monologue actually sounds like a press release / paid game review?
BioWare listened closely to player feedback, promising to revamp the parts of the game that needed improvement while developing the sequel. They didn't hesitate to refine the elements they wanted to keep and do away with the ones they didn't. The result is a familiar, but much more streamlined experience.
How many kilos of moon can be transferred to earth before the orbits are affected?
the kid didn't implement any sort of retransmission or error correction
No kidding, if only there was some sort of layered protocol scheme whereby some facilities could be implemented at various other layers.
Nope, it's about looking cool in front of your coffee-house hipster d-bag friends.
...that your still a douche.
10% == way better! RTFS!
"If you're not a liberal when you're 25, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative by the time you're 35, you have no brain."
--Not Winston Churchill.
Throughout my Jr. High English days, we were given lists of words with which we would have to find errors: spelling errors, non-existent words, what have you.
"Irregardless" was presented to me so often that the word, which would have never entered my lexicon otherwise, would become like a conditioned response. Like in A Clockwork Orange.
Irregardless, to me, belongs with proactive, orientate, and historical in the list of words with superfluous prefixes and suffixes.
What meaning does "historical" convey that "historic" doesn't?
The other day I saw a news paper ad for a bank that read, "Anyone can join our exclusive club".
"Think Different" was an order, not a suggestion.
huh?
If you are talking about gateway routers, they have at least 2 interfaces. One interface must be in the subnet it gateways, the interface linking to the next router usually uses a private non-routable like 10...., 176.16...., or 192.168.... I see no way to claim back any routable IP's from the routers themselves. And even if you could, you are only getting back one address per subnet.
deprecating broadcast and making the last address on the subnet a valid host address would be about as feasible. which is to say, it ain't gonna happen.
seeing as how a foot wouldn't usually do any shooting, it makes no sense for the foot object to have a shoot behavior. better composition would be gun.shoot('foot'); or something like that.
and mow your front lawn with it - YEEIIII!!!!
As a fiddler crabs its easier - claw size is genetic, one can only wave quicker to score.
I am giving up all the moderations I imparted on this article because I have to ask:
What the fuck?
I never claimed it would be efficient, or even tactically advantageous. Just that a human could be hurt by EMP, provided enough energy. Humans are a not perfect resistors.
I think the land mine, man-portable anti-armor weapons, and IEDs in all their forms will probably fill that gap more economically for the foreseeable future.
humans can not be punched with the EMP punch at present energy levels.
There, weaponized that for you.
And who will write these tools for us? Code generators?
...is the capability of the lowest common denominator.
Braille doesn't provide much access to those with no arms.
It is a given that all professional live broadcasts are recorded by some means.
How often do you hear a news anchor saying "We are live, and on tape, down here at scene of an accident..."?