Clinton and Sanders are both against the TPP. Not sure why you're spewing anti-Hillary stuff here.
Clinton was in favor of the TPP until recently when she realized she has to be against it to win the primary. There's every reason to think she'd be for it again if elected.
Perhaps for a 300 lb person the Mars gravity would healthier than Earth. They'd instantly be a slim 100 lbs with reduced stresses. Time to recruit overweight astronauts?
Nobody knows if gravity will actually be a significant problem for Mars or even the moon. We know it's an issue for micro-gravity (though we've got people living in it over a year anyway), we don't know about 1/3 or 1/6 gravity.
Did you miss the part where I said an order of magnitude? $50 or even $75 is insignificant compared to other costs, like rent food and especially medical bills.
The poorer Will likely have to choose between using electric or eating or medical care which might reduce population too.
If you're poor (source: am poor), it's easy to keep your electricity bill around $25 a month. Show me a medical bill within an order of magnitude of that.
It's the wealthy who really have to worry about electricity prices, because they can afford large houses and energy-guzzling appliances. Tiered rates play a role too of course.
Apple is doomed in the same way that Microsoft has been doomed for decades. Very profitable doom with very significant market share, but if you're not on an exponential growth trajectory then people think of you as as a stale relic.
It could be very difficult to keep the random 500 people from accepting bribes. It's actually a lot easier to monitor congressmen for corruption, at least they're around for 2+ years.
The problem is that AMD has been talking about open GPU drivers for so many years, and yet nvidia is still the more reliable choice on Linux to avoid driver headaches.
Certainly the official numbers can't be trusted... however, from your search results: "He estimates the true GDP number is likely 1% to 2% growth." So probably still not a recession.
It's hard to overstate the difference between 100km freefall tourism (without the tourists yet but let's presume they'll be easy to add) and putting payloads into orbit. The delta-v to orbit is about six times more.
I started reading slashdot in '99. I can't recall a time when the editors ever appeared to read summaries before posting them. And before Dice and startswithabang, it was ohnoitsroland. All along people have been insisting that slashdot used to be great back in the day but the standards are gone. I don't believe there ever were standards. Take it or leave it. I still enjoy it.
Rather than risk losing good employees who accidentally discover something and fail to report it, most companies will strengthen their policies to ensure that their employees do not discover anything.
Which is actually a very good result protecting innocent people from all manner of privacy invasions as well, so yay for the law I guess.
If we're talking about lighting intensity similar to a full moon or several moons, as in the article, then it does in fact get very dark when clouds cover the moon.
If you count proxies, there's really no debating that the USA has funded more terrorist organizations, whether you think it's justified or not. Of course the CIA is more discreet, but they eventually declassify it.
Keep in mind that you can't stop maintaining the street lights and you'll have to use them a lot of nights, because space mirrors don't work when it's cloudy or foggy.
The fact that there's no likely mechanism for a Linux user to acquire such a trojan is a much more important difference. On the very rare occasions I install something from outside the repositories, it'll be carefully vetted.
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It's called an oligarchy.
Clinton was in favor of the TPP until recently when she realized she has to be against it to win the primary. There's every reason to think she'd be for it again if elected.
Perhaps for a 300 lb person the Mars gravity would healthier than Earth. They'd instantly be a slim 100 lbs with reduced stresses. Time to recruit overweight astronauts?
Nobody knows if gravity will actually be a significant problem for Mars or even the moon. We know it's an issue for micro-gravity (though we've got people living in it over a year anyway), we don't know about 1/3 or 1/6 gravity.
I don't think there's a human being on the planet who can't recognize warning signs at Yahoo.
Generally speed tables, to be specific, rather than conventional speed bumps.
Did you miss the part where I said an order of magnitude? $50 or even $75 is insignificant compared to other costs, like rent food and especially medical bills.
Da planet core? Count mesa outta dis! Better dead here, den deader in da core... yee guds, whata mesa sayin?!
The poorer Will likely have to choose between using electric or eating or medical care which might reduce population too.
If you're poor (source: am poor), it's easy to keep your electricity bill around $25 a month. Show me a medical bill within an order of magnitude of that.
It's the wealthy who really have to worry about electricity prices, because they can afford large houses and energy-guzzling appliances. Tiered rates play a role too of course.
Perhaps a more interesting application than the charging-on-any-desk-that-has-an-iMac would be a car which charges any phone present in it.
Apple is doomed in the same way that Microsoft has been doomed for decades. Very profitable doom with very significant market share, but if you're not on an exponential growth trajectory then people think of you as as a stale relic.
It could be very difficult to keep the random 500 people from accepting bribes. It's actually a lot easier to monitor congressmen for corruption, at least they're around for 2+ years.
The problem is that AMD has been talking about open GPU drivers for so many years, and yet nvidia is still the more reliable choice on Linux to avoid driver headaches.
If you've never had a parking ticket, you're simply lucky that everywhere you've parked has been well-labeled and unsurprising.
Certainly the official numbers can't be trusted... however, from your search results: "He estimates the true GDP number is likely 1% to 2% growth." So probably still not a recession.
It's hard to overstate the difference between 100km freefall tourism (without the tourists yet but let's presume they'll be easy to add) and putting payloads into orbit. The delta-v to orbit is about six times more.
I started reading slashdot in '99. I can't recall a time when the editors ever appeared to read summaries before posting them. And before Dice and startswithabang, it was ohnoitsroland. All along people have been insisting that slashdot used to be great back in the day but the standards are gone. I don't believe there ever were standards. Take it or leave it. I still enjoy it.
Which is actually a very good result protecting innocent people from all manner of privacy invasions as well, so yay for the law I guess.
Russia and China could simple destroy all US cities with regular bombs, so who cares if they can knock out the power grid with an EMP bomb?
If we're talking about lighting intensity similar to a full moon or several moons, as in the article, then it does in fact get very dark when clouds cover the moon.
If you count proxies, there's really no debating that the USA has funded more terrorist organizations, whether you think it's justified or not. Of course the CIA is more discreet, but they eventually declassify it.
Keep in mind that you can't stop maintaining the street lights and you'll have to use them a lot of nights, because space mirrors don't work when it's cloudy or foggy.
The fact that there's no likely mechanism for a Linux user to acquire such a trojan is a much more important difference. On the very rare occasions I install something from outside the repositories, it'll be carefully vetted.
Or you can just let them leave the package on your porch, like most of us do already.
I've never had a package stolen, and they're often left at my door for a day. Just don't use the service in thief-dense areas.