I guess nowhere's safe from rich, egotistical, authoritarian idiots.
Let's all move there then.
On a more serious note, living in international waters may be possible. Or maybe some of the northernmost regions of Antarctica? Korea's Demilitarized Zone?
If it managed to kill off all us humans you could (if you weren't dead) make the case that RNA is "better than" DNA because we all died.
A virus that kills the host is a poor virus. The ideal is to multiply and spread. A dead body can't make new virus particles, and it can't move around and spread the virus.
Oops, not cold sores. "Aphthous ulcers" (canker sores). For some reason I have always heard the terms used interchangeably. (Your mention of sunblock is what tipped me off.)
With these findings in mind, it would be interesting if someone were to do a study and see if there's a correlation between Alzheimer's incidence and people who have a tendency to get cold sores.
I hope not. The only time I don't have cold sores is if I restrict my intake of acidic foods (oranges, tomatoes, etc)
"The kill vehicle was sent to a very accurate spot in space," he said, adding that the result "does give us great confidence."
To me, reading between the lines there, that sounds like they sent the kill vehicle to a pre-determined spot and managed to get the target to be there at the same time.
That depends on what it meant by "kill vehicle". If it is the ship then yes, it is ridiculous. However, I interpret "kill vehicle" to be the intercepting missile.
If he were somehow able to pull this off (a laughable scenario, judging by the comments), alternatives would pop up pretty quickly (a non-Internet WAN?)
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I guess nowhere's safe from rich, egotistical, authoritarian idiots.
Let's all move there then.
On a more serious note, living in international waters may be possible. Or maybe some of the northernmost regions of Antarctica? Korea's Demilitarized Zone?
Secondly, given the current political situation in Canada...
Which is...?
What are these organizations? TFA doesn't elaborate.
If it managed to kill off all us humans you could (if you weren't dead) make the case that RNA is "better than" DNA because we all died.
A virus that kills the host is a poor virus. The ideal is to multiply and spread. A dead body can't make new virus particles, and it can't move around and spread the virus.
Oops, not cold sores. "Aphthous ulcers" (canker sores). For some reason I have always heard the terms used interchangeably. (Your mention of sunblock is what tipped me off.)
IANYL(I am not your lawyer)
What about IANNYCL?
Well, that's what getting noticed by the RIAA does to them.
It's much like how people who were molested as kids are more likely to molest others.
Single large injection to the brain or heart, I assume?
With these findings in mind, it would be interesting if someone were to do a study and see if there's a correlation between Alzheimer's incidence and people who have a tendency to get cold sores.
I hope not. The only time I don't have cold sores is if I restrict my intake of acidic foods (oranges, tomatoes, etc)
Uhhh... Google's turning off the servers.
Your FF 2.0.18 won't have any phishing protection, either.
Where were you last week? This is the dupe.
Sounds like it may be plausible for LEO missions (IANARS*), but it won't be taking us to the moon (and definitely wouldn't bring us back).
* - I Am Not A Rocket Scientist
...since the dawn of time.
January 1, 1970?
And a temporary one, at that.
To me, reading between the lines there, that sounds like they sent the kill vehicle to a pre-determined spot and managed to get the target to be there at the same time.
That depends on what it meant by "kill vehicle". If it is the ship then yes, it is ridiculous.
However, I interpret "kill vehicle" to be the intercepting missile.
Other than exploding a series of bombs under the rocket, how could nuclear be used as a propellant? Making steam from water?
It isn't as usable, imho.
Adding a 25th day for Christmas itself is a modern innovation.
Thats about as "innovative" as some patents.
Somebody posted a video of Tom Cruise acting like...well...like himself.
You mention this and don't post a link?
Try putting a copy of Photoshop or pornography involving a 15 year old girl on your web page and see how long it lasts.
Do we get to chose the country it's hosted from?
Do you have a router with a free port? Run a wire to your closest technically-minded neighbor. Repeat until you can ping Slashdot.
No North Korea?
If he were somehow able to pull this off (a laughable scenario, judging by the comments), alternatives would pop up pretty quickly (a non-Internet WAN?)
It's almost as bad as dihydrogen monoxide.
IT, of course.