Natural decay only produces so much helium so fast, much like petroleum and coal. It's definitely possible to use up what we've got and then not have enough for what's important.
Isn't that ironic? The Senate was originally designed to reflect the will of the state legislatures, and now it's the House because of gerrymandering that's controlled by the state legislatures. The common people don't get representatives anymore.
That was a deliberate design choice. The '16 is fly-by-wire, which needs computer control/anyway/, so they opted for the increased maneuverability that dynamic instability can give.
On the server side. The desktop stuff is supported until April 2015. I've got a 10.04 VM that I keep for old time's sake and the desktop stuff no longer gets updated, but backend stuff does.
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No heat? What are you talking about, it must be 250 kelvins in there.
Because everyone's rich enough to afford legal representation after paying for rent, food, clothing, and medicine?
Sure you can make your house tornado-proof, but you have to live in an underground bunker somewhere that's not flood-prone.
Yahoo News's comments are/were the same way.
Hirez or STFU. Where's the link?
Point of order: Slashdot /is/ a shitty blog. It's just that it has some interesting discussions to keep it alive.
Most slashdotters would be able to see unicorns, so it might even be worthwhile.
Fuckwit. And then in 100 years (or 500 years, or whatever) after we've used it up, are we going to mine the Sun to get more helium?
Thanks for illustrating the short-term thinking of your kind.
Natural decay only produces so much helium so fast, much like petroleum and coal. It's definitely possible to use up what we've got and then not have enough for what's important.
BINGO! ...or is this a drinking game now?
Imagine if people stopped the "both parties are just as bad" false equivalence bullshit.
...which tends to collapse regularly.
Isn't that ironic? The Senate was originally designed to reflect the will of the state legislatures, and now it's the House because of gerrymandering that's controlled by the state legislatures. The common people don't get representatives anymore.
Look, Switzerland has three neighbors with a military worth a damn (if you count Italy) so they don't have a lot of options for realistic wargames.
IIRC it was closer to there being twice as many German as Swiss soldiers, and the Swiss response was "I would tell my men to fire twice!".
The joke works because the Swiss soldiers (and rifles) were well-known for being accurate.
There's probably two people who still care about developing Hurd and they must have other projects.
Seriously, no one is going to take you seriously if you can't even get the basics straight.
You must be new here.
That was a deliberate design choice. The '16 is fly-by-wire, which needs computer control /anyway/, so they opted for the increased maneuverability that dynamic instability can give.
I don't think TFA said what version of F-16 this was. Might have been an A model, which for all practical purposes is obsolescent.
The pictured F-16 looks to have the old-style air intake for the F100 engine, fwiw.
AIM-9X has a limited air-ground capability. OP was probably thinking of the AGM-65 Maverick, though.
Air pollution and the relative lack thereof, duh.
I would be frankly terrified of what would come from a constitutional convention today.
Besides, your requirement of using a dead language that a vanishingly small portion of the population can understand is colossally stupid.
Right, which is why libertarian ideology boils down to social Darwinism.
Still no stable binary release of GTK+3 for Win32. Any word on when that's happening?
On the server side. The desktop stuff is supported until April 2015. I've got a 10.04 VM that I keep for old time's sake and the desktop stuff no longer gets updated, but backend stuff does.