But none of those things are inheritable, so it makes no sense (from an evolutionary perspective) to consider that. Looks, on the other hand, tell a lot about what future offspring may look like (since physical attributes *are* actually passed on) and can also be a good indicator of inherited diseases (a good bit of them, especially the more drastic and less manageable ones, are disfiguring).
No, I think the reason evolution isn't occurring is because we've surpassed it. With technology, we don't need to wait millions of years for our species to adapt to a certain environment...we build a house. We want to see in infrared too? Soon enough, we'll have ocular implants for that. We don't have
And most highly intelligent, creative, socially supportive guys usually don't spend time in basements playing D&D, many of them also know how to pick up women, stay in relationships, and all those things. (Highly intelligent, creative, socially supportive, and god damn good-looking EE student here! I keed. Kind of.)
Most Republicans I know will readily vote for Obama over Clinton. "Hillary" is a curse word around here, unfortunately (unfortunate because there seems to be little, if any, reason for it).
Wait...you're a hired shill aren't you? Nicely played.
Correct, only ancient Greek had an aspirated vowel sound (meaning an 'h' sound preceding the vowel), which is where much of Latin and English come from. Modern Greek has only an accent symbol now to indicate stress.
That depends on the phone. I know for the Razr it is a tried and true method if you have gone past your data allowance (my girlfriend has a small allotment of SMS allowed, and the razr shows a preview of most of the message without opening it, I'm guessing the act of opening is sent back to the CO or whatever). Luckily I have unlimited data on my Blackberry:)
How much of that is time to push the button (since the time between the beginning of the push and when the push is actually completed isn't taken into account) and the time it takes for the signal to be acknowledged, though? I assume the time for the signal to be acknowledged is just about negligible, but the time to fully push the button sure as hell isn't.
Wasn't OSX the first down in the recent PWN2OWN contest? As it gets more and more popular it will be just as exploit-ridden as Windows is, it is almost a given for a closed-source proprietary OS./hates fanboys//could never understand the exorbitant prices people pay for Apple hardware///or the insane memory usage on the OS
And if you happen to live in New England, Newbury Comics is an excellent brick & mortar record shop with plenty of stuff to satisfy most types of nerds (anime, spawn figurines, kiss figurines, simpsons, family guy, and futurama paraphenalia, american comics and graphic novels, japanese comics and graphic novels, and pocky and ramune! Not to mention an awesome collection of noise-rock).
What exactly does the growth in people think about the government's secretivity (is that even a word?!) have to do with their views on spying? I know plenty of people who believe the government is very secretive, but also that it should be and that they should have spying and punishment powers greater than the former USSR.
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But none of those things are inheritable, so it makes no sense (from an evolutionary perspective) to consider that. Looks, on the other hand, tell a lot about what future offspring may look like (since physical attributes *are* actually passed on) and can also be a good indicator of inherited diseases (a good bit of them, especially the more drastic and less manageable ones, are disfiguring). No, I think the reason evolution isn't occurring is because we've surpassed it. With technology, we don't need to wait millions of years for our species to adapt to a certain environment...we build a house. We want to see in infrared too? Soon enough, we'll have ocular implants for that. We don't have And most highly intelligent, creative, socially supportive guys usually don't spend time in basements playing D&D, many of them also know how to pick up women, stay in relationships, and all those things. (Highly intelligent, creative, socially supportive, and god damn good-looking EE student here! I keed. Kind of.)
Al Cobia?
Most Republicans I know will readily vote for Obama over Clinton. "Hillary" is a curse word around here, unfortunately (unfortunate because there seems to be little, if any, reason for it). Wait...you're a hired shill aren't you? Nicely played.
Correct, only ancient Greek had an aspirated vowel sound (meaning an 'h' sound preceding the vowel), which is where much of Latin and English come from. Modern Greek has only an accent symbol now to indicate stress.
That depends on the phone. I know for the Razr it is a tried and true method if you have gone past your data allowance (my girlfriend has a small allotment of SMS allowed, and the razr shows a preview of most of the message without opening it, I'm guessing the act of opening is sent back to the CO or whatever). Luckily I have unlimited data on my Blackberry :)
How much of that is time to push the button (since the time between the beginning of the push and when the push is actually completed isn't taken into account) and the time it takes for the signal to be acknowledged, though? I assume the time for the signal to be acknowledged is just about negligible, but the time to fully push the button sure as hell isn't.
Wait, I thought the Internet was a series of tubes, rather than a Mario Bros.-like pipe system?
Wasn't OSX the first down in the recent PWN2OWN contest? As it gets more and more popular it will be just as exploit-ridden as Windows is, it is almost a given for a closed-source proprietary OS. /hates fanboys //could never understand the exorbitant prices people pay for Apple hardware ///or the insane memory usage on the OS
And if you happen to live in New England, Newbury Comics is an excellent brick & mortar record shop with plenty of stuff to satisfy most types of nerds (anime, spawn figurines, kiss figurines, simpsons, family guy, and futurama paraphenalia, american comics and graphic novels, japanese comics and graphic novels, and pocky and ramune! Not to mention an awesome collection of noise-rock).
Who would trust the word of someone who would buy $3000 cables?
What exactly does the growth in people think about the government's secretivity (is that even a word?!) have to do with their views on spying? I know plenty of people who believe the government is very secretive, but also that it should be and that they should have spying and punishment powers greater than the former USSR.
Like a...beowulf cluster? Sorry, I had to
until SL'ers start trying to have sex with it, buy it 'toys,' etc?
Since vaporizers were invented?
Why do you think Opera bitched about it? Do people still have to pay for that crap?
...Blu-ray refers to the laser itself, which is smaller and allows a higher capacity data storage
911 prank calls? I've heard that they can't be traced to analog phones, but I personally have no idea whether that's true or not.
I don't know which of you guys did it, but I fell out of my chair. Thank you
Seconded...I'm not talkative enough to be modding yet I suppose
For cellular information transfer, yes, but information transfer among neurons is much, much more efficient than with what we have now (iirc).