Forty-eight shirts could be folded in an eight hour overnight. Why spend money so that it can be done in an hour instead, especially if that means possible damage to the clothing? It is no additional drudgery to put those forty-eight pairs away whether done in an hour or eight, it's just decoupled from the time they were washed. Mostly, washed clothes are not put into service immediately.
Sure, during renal colic this would be crazy. But the stones are there a long time before they cause issues. Before a painful attack, or after the cramps are under control and perhaps your ureters are dilated with tamsulosin, maybe this is just the thing to shake em out.
That was my first thought when I saw the headline, as I know that mosquito larvae are irreplaceable aquatic foodstock for fish such as trout, but the clarification of human biting species makes that a little murkier. I wonder what proportion of all mosquitoes these twelve species comprise?
My computer sits in the original CoolerMaster Stacker case with the side cover off, in a 3x5 cabinet built into the attic of my 1/2 story second floor. 8" window fans (one now broken) ventilate it from the attic side on days when heat becomes an issue.
The internals are a Skylake 6500K, 16 GB RAM, an EVGA 1080 FTW, a 512GB Samsung 950 Pro M.2 boot drive, a Samsung 850 EVO 512 GB SATA, and a Soundblaster Z. It runs Windows 10 Pro and occasionally other guest OSes to play with. I am looking forward to dinking around with Ubuntu desktop on it, but not enough to install the fast ring.
I browse on Firefox with ABP, Media Player Classic for media, PDF X-change for PDFs, Office 2007 with macros etc disabled (only because my wife owns a Home and Student copy and I almost exclusively work with only basic files of my own creation, otherwise it would be Libre Office) Search Everything because I can't be arsed to do chores while waiting for searches.
This feeds to my sit/stand/treadmill desk which I made out of a DIY Uplift motorized base and a recycled interior door as the table top, with leftover laminate flooring as the top surface. On the desk are an Acer XB270HU IPS 1440p G-Sync 27"' monitor as primary, and, for now, a BenQ XL2410TX in portrait mode. It was previously my main monitor and replaced a SOYO Topaz S that exhibited ever more frequent image corruption. I use a CM Storm Quickfire Rapid tenkeyless keyboard, a $15 gaming mouse that tracks exactly as I expect, and an Oculus Rift with a Razer Hydra that I bought years and years ago on Woot for around $80. Also, no money to buy VR games because I blew this year's discretionary funds on this system.
The reason it is possible to spoof caller id is so that you can receive return calls to an incoming number when the outgoing is not that same number. I use it in my case because I have a Google Voice number, which has been my number, originally a landline, since the late 90s. I never have to tell friends what my new number is each time I change phone companies. With spoofing, they see that Google Voice number as the source of the call, and correctly call back "my" number instead of the number du jour.
I make mine with less water and it's like thick pancake batter. Chewing becomes involved; I find that more satisfying. I drink a lot of water through the day so I don't need it with my Soylent.
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I applaud Microsoft for having the courage to move on and do something new that betters all of us.
How can the official information channel of the POTUS be worthless?
People do so all the time.
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http://www.theverge.com/2016/5...
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Always good to see a right-thinking fellow. Pip-pip!
Forty-eight shirts could be folded in an eight hour overnight. Why spend money so that it can be done in an hour instead, especially if that means possible damage to the clothing? It is no additional drudgery to put those forty-eight pairs away whether done in an hour or eight, it's just decoupled from the time they were washed. Mostly, washed clothes are not put into service immediately.
I read the summary as referring to hyperrealistic bone until I reached the end.
Sure, during renal colic this would be crazy. But the stones are there a long time before they cause issues. Before a painful attack, or after the cramps are under control and perhaps your ureters are dilated with tamsulosin, maybe this is just the thing to shake em out.
No worries, you already lost your soul just buying it!
I saw the proportion with regard to species in article that wasn't paywalled, but not the numbers or biomass, which was what I was going for there.
That was my first thought when I saw the headline, as I know that mosquito larvae are irreplaceable aquatic foodstock for fish such as trout, but the clarification of human biting species makes that a little murkier. I wonder what proportion of all mosquitoes these twelve species comprise?
My computer sits in the original CoolerMaster Stacker case with the side cover off, in a 3x5 cabinet built into the attic of my 1/2 story second floor. 8" window fans (one now broken) ventilate it from the attic side on days when heat becomes an issue. The internals are a Skylake 6500K, 16 GB RAM, an EVGA 1080 FTW, a 512GB Samsung 950 Pro M.2 boot drive, a Samsung 850 EVO 512 GB SATA, and a Soundblaster Z. It runs Windows 10 Pro and occasionally other guest OSes to play with. I am looking forward to dinking around with Ubuntu desktop on it, but not enough to install the fast ring. I browse on Firefox with ABP, Media Player Classic for media, PDF X-change for PDFs, Office 2007 with macros etc disabled (only because my wife owns a Home and Student copy and I almost exclusively work with only basic files of my own creation, otherwise it would be Libre Office) Search Everything because I can't be arsed to do chores while waiting for searches. This feeds to my sit/stand/treadmill desk which I made out of a DIY Uplift motorized base and a recycled interior door as the table top, with leftover laminate flooring as the top surface. On the desk are an Acer XB270HU IPS 1440p G-Sync 27"' monitor as primary, and, for now, a BenQ XL2410TX in portrait mode. It was previously my main monitor and replaced a SOYO Topaz S that exhibited ever more frequent image corruption. I use a CM Storm Quickfire Rapid tenkeyless keyboard, a $15 gaming mouse that tracks exactly as I expect, and an Oculus Rift with a Razer Hydra that I bought years and years ago on Woot for around $80. Also, no money to buy VR games because I blew this year's discretionary funds on this system.
The mutated DNA doesn't get passed along to descendants, unless it's in the gametes or their precursor cells.
You do not recall correctly.
The reason it is possible to spoof caller id is so that you can receive return calls to an incoming number when the outgoing is not that same number. I use it in my case because I have a Google Voice number, which has been my number, originally a landline, since the late 90s. I never have to tell friends what my new number is each time I change phone companies. With spoofing, they see that Google Voice number as the source of the call, and correctly call back "my" number instead of the number du jour.
What a shame.
That's my main concern. I do not want to step out into my backyard and be able to hear drone noises all day, not even barely.
bought out much?
All they are saying is that this particular class of "advanced civilization" does not exist. Advanced in this case means far beyond us.
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Funnier if you had said it was deprecated.
I make mine with less water and it's like thick pancake batter. Chewing becomes involved; I find that more satisfying. I drink a lot of water through the day so I don't need it with my Soylent.
All we have to do is pass laws declaring that chimpanzees are corporations, then all will be well.
Come on Slashdot! This article should be titled "Most Incestuous Majors".
http://techreport.com/news/279... Maybe nail it to the floor beams.
I wish I could.