To build on that, even if there were an increase in brain tumors over the last 20 years, how would we separate the effects of cell phone use from other changes in that time frame? Cell phone towers, wi-fi routers, over-oven microwaves (where people stand inches away from the door while their dinner defrosts) have all increased in the last 20 years. Even among heavy cell-phone users, there are other potential factors. As another slashdaughter once posted, cell phones are typically made of plastic and aluminum, both of which are bad for you. Holding those materials to your face for several hours a day couldn't be good for you either.
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And it didn't even mention US Cyber Command.
It's roughly 13,000 VW Beetles filled with telephone books.
TFS failed to mention that the CEO of the company that lost the iPhone is dead too. Coincidence?
Yes.
I figured the difference was in Monster cables.
And, it would probably heat up any other rooms/offices it's next to.
If only there were some unused chiilers that could be used to cool the air next to the server room.
Recently discovered, used in chest pieces, less dangerous than palladium. I don't see it on there though. Guess it's just not updated.
I just have one question for you. Why do you hate America so much?
2016: Year of the Linux desktop? Or something?
No. Or rather, they do have minerals, but that's not why we're there and we're not getting the minerals. We're leaving by 2014 without the contracts.
I dunno. Maybe he meant phablet.
We can't repel overused movie quotes of that magnitude!
Sorry, I wasn't paying attention. I was thinking of the children.
One word for you: holodeck. Sherlock Holmes will be there to check it out too.
Reading, writing, and refilling our oceans.
It seems obvious in hindsight.
So does everything. Or was that the joke?
Sugar is non-addictive and absent in most drinks. So, no. If you take yours with it, good for you.
To build on that, even if there were an increase in brain tumors over the last 20 years, how would we separate the effects of cell phone use from other changes in that time frame? Cell phone towers, wi-fi routers, over-oven microwaves (where people stand inches away from the door while their dinner defrosts) have all increased in the last 20 years. Even among heavy cell-phone users, there are other potential factors. As another slashdaughter once posted, cell phones are typically made of plastic and aluminum, both of which are bad for you. Holding those materials to your face for several hours a day couldn't be good for you either.
You gotta keep 'em separated.
Heeey, heeey, come out and play!
Imagine a beowulf cluster of those running Linux!
That explains a lot.
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You're missing a close paren (a worse crime than using "automagically".
I think I had a time limited error recovery bit trying to read that post.
Genius! I wonder why they didn't think of that?