I am still at odds with killing every bacteria whenever possible. Something like 99 percent of E.Coli strains are completely devoured by anyone with a working immune system. Is it really worth taking the risk to kill that 1 percent that will make us slightly sick?
Answer: No.
That just means the police need to work a little harder to make a case. It doesn't make it impossible though.
The next hope is that they don't outlaw these devices or something. The Brits are a bit jumpy.
Peer review can be done online. Journals seem like a more expensive and time-consuming way of peer review that the Internet will probably supplant soon.
I honestly want to see pictures of that thing. I mean, every single packet that goes in and out of China goes through a giant box. That thing has to be huge to filter any sort of serious bandwidth.
That'll be what, 10 platters and will run as hot as a processor?
No thanks, the last thing i need in my desktop is a spinning nuclear reactor to go along with all the other "hotter than the surface of the sun" components in my box.
There was actually a Mythbusters episode that showcased how you could take a fingerprint found on a can and use it on a DoD approved biometric fingerprint scanner.
It's really a useless method of security.
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Seems like God is trying to send us a message...
I am still at odds with killing every bacteria whenever possible. Something like 99 percent of E.Coli strains are completely devoured by anyone with a working immune system. Is it really worth taking the risk to kill that 1 percent that will make us slightly sick? Answer: No.
That just means the police need to work a little harder to make a case. It doesn't make it impossible though. The next hope is that they don't outlaw these devices or something. The Brits are a bit jumpy.
not have to pay fo...wait what?
Finally, something that I can use to max out my quad core!
Better question: how many Libraries of Congress (LoC) would it cost to build a trans-atlantic maglev train. Dumb article.
But the Lord Jobs gave them all free iPhones! That surely has to make up for having to work for the biggest asshole in California.
Men's code is sexist and demeaning whereas woman's code will marry you for the divorce settlement.
Well he'll be missed by those who don't make dumbass analogies.
Peer review can be done online. Journals seem like a more expensive and time-consuming way of peer review that the Internet will probably supplant soon.
I honestly want to see pictures of that thing. I mean, every single packet that goes in and out of China goes through a giant box. That thing has to be huge to filter any sort of serious bandwidth.
That'll be what, 10 platters and will run as hot as a processor? No thanks, the last thing i need in my desktop is a spinning nuclear reactor to go along with all the other "hotter than the surface of the sun" components in my box.
Do the people in Canada have the same mindset as we do in the USA?
I thought that Black Holes had no dimensions, but this one is several miles across. Where have I gone wrong?
It seems this has little to do with the USA though. I agree with most of your points, but the countries listed can grow a pair too, you know!
There was actually a Mythbusters episode that showcased how you could take a fingerprint found on a can and use it on a DoD approved biometric fingerprint scanner. It's really a useless method of security.