But what if like, time itself is changing speed, man? How do you know there's "variance" in the frequency of pulses unless you have a non-varying pulse to compare it to? Dude, maybe the pulsar is even keeping perfect time and our clocks are varying wildly!
Good news! I'm also with Shaw (on their 15down/1up/100GB plan) and I can tell you it's not a real cap. I've hit 500GB on more than one occasion and never heard anything from them.
When we starting eating lots of fruit, we wound up getting a full allotment of Vitamin C whether or not we synthesized it. This removed the selection pressure that had been preventing mutant genes from spreading in the population.
As to your second question, if there's a lack of selection pressure for long enough, eventually the gene will die out in the population - just like how a ball at the top of a hill will roll down in the absence of anything keeping it there.
I have the feeling or worry that my car has been stolen perhaps 10% of the time. To date it hasn't actually happened but if does there would be a 10% chance that I would have "predicted" it in advance.
Did you read the whole article you linked to? At the very bottom is this quote:
“He was a prolific collector,” says the lawyer. “He did not focus on this type of manga. He collected everything that was out there that he could get his hands on. I think this makes a huge difference.”
Just be glad that being selected for extra screening.is the only thing up with which you have to put.
If this were 50 years ago you'd be rounded up and sent off to concentration camps, like we did with the Japanese during WWII. You see how civilized we've become?
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This is the first actually well-informed post in this thread.
But for your second post, not your first.
Hence the joke?
The electronics usually brake the car, unless it's a Toyota, in which case they don't brake the car since they're broken.
These days, what often brakes in cars are the electronics
Unless it's a Toyota.
Yup, now all you have to do is get people to use it.
But what if like, time itself is changing speed, man? How do you know there's "variance" in the frequency of pulses unless you have a non-varying pulse to compare it to? Dude, maybe the pulsar is even keeping perfect time and our clocks are varying wildly!
Personally my clock says it's exactly 4:20pm.
Actually, the fact is that taxes are too high on beer but too low on cigarettes.
This is because I drink but don't smoke.
Nuh-uh.
"A number that is two greater than the largest number which is expressible in the English language using no more than 140 letters or numbers."
Is itself one greater than your number. Or is it two greater? Now my head asplode.
Good news! I'm also with Shaw (on their 15down/1up/100GB plan) and I can tell you it's not a real cap. I've hit 500GB on more than one occasion and never heard anything from them.
When we starting eating lots of fruit, we wound up getting a full allotment of Vitamin C whether or not we synthesized it. This removed the selection pressure that had been preventing mutant genes from spreading in the population.
As to your second question, if there's a lack of selection pressure for long enough, eventually the gene will die out in the population - just like how a ball at the top of a hill will roll down in the absence of anything keeping it there.
Or he uses an Operating System that isn't defective.
You mean an operating system that isn't popular enough to bother writing viruses for.
I have the feeling or worry that my car has been stolen perhaps 10% of the time. To date it hasn't actually happened but if does there would be a 10% chance that I would have "predicted" it in advance.
There's an awesome young adult's book I had the fortune of reading when I was in elementary school that really clarified this point for me. It's called House of Stairs, by William Sleator. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Stairs_(William_Sleator_novel)
Also, just about everything that guy wrote is amazing. Check out Singularity and The Boy Who Reversed Himself.
No, but most of them have a hand to use on the *other* brake.
Put the e-brake on, get the clutch out to the friction point, then release the e-brake -> no rollback.
The Anarcho-Syndicalist CNT established a fairly successful revolution in Catalonia in the 1930s
I guess they didn't have a lord, and took turns acting as a sort of executive officer for the week
Did you read the whole article you linked to? At the very bottom is this quote:
“He was a prolific collector,” says the lawyer. “He did not focus on this type of manga. He collected everything that was out there that he could get his hands on. I think this makes a huge difference.”
You must be talking about the guy who wrote this code:
http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Break-Out.aspx
Judging by your last sentence, it looks like you've gone the scientist route.
I guess she should have copied that floppy. That's what you get for listening to M.E. Hart.
I just clicked on the one link in the article, got redirected to a GNAA shock site and AVG just detected a virus install attempt.
Not great publicity, slashdot.
It's so touching knowing that a soulless, multinational, 100 billion dollar company thinks you should integrate it into every part of your life.
But yeah, I almost cried too. Kinda scary how easy it is to manipulate our emotions for commercial gain.
I did. I clearly spend too much time torrenting porn and not enough time torrenting Linux distros.
So you're saying that now all the bullies need to do is say "Oh, X insulted my looks" and get a few friends to back them up.
Then they can collect a huge payout and watch their victims get fired. Good idea.
You've explained this idea far more eloquently than anyone else.
+1 Insightful if I had points.
Just be glad that being selected for extra screening.is the only thing up with which you have to put.
If this were 50 years ago you'd be rounded up and sent off to concentration camps, like we did with the Japanese during WWII. You see how civilized we've become?