If your goal is to furnish reactors to places that would like to build nuclear weapons (but you'd rather they didn't build nuclear weapons), a reactor that doesn't readily produce weapons-grade material is a good thing.
I'm going to open this up and immediately rub its contents, whatever they are, directly on my genitals just to show the world THEY CAN'T EVAR CONTROL ME!"
That sounds slightly more like 4chan than Slashdot to me.
Of course, they'd also say "Just received this box of death in the mail, WAT DO?" and possibly a "post ending in 03 decides".
I expect that the/. crowd would be more apt to test their Geiger counters, and possibly put on a bunny suit first.
Wisconsin allows a credit, for sales tax properly paid in another state, against use tax due. If you properly paid sales tax in another state, the sales tax paid may be used to offset the Wisconsin use tax due. See Wisconsin Tax Bulletin #157, page 28 for further information. Foreign taxes and customs duty charges are not eligible for this credit.
I have to believe that there is similar language in 49 other places.
So you're saying I need a backup plan for my backup plan?!
That really depends on what your current backup plan is, and under what circumstances a failure of the backup is acceptable.
At one organization, we had decided that a meteor, EMP, or otherwise "turning the building into a crater" would be a "business ending event", and there would be no purpose for a backup plan that could survive that - the insurance agents got copies of the quarterly financial statements, and were prepared to issue a settlement to the stockholders based on those statements. (No need for off-site copies!)
Another organization decided that was not acceptable, and wanted a full, spinning, off-site backup file-server. (A crater-inducing event would have still ended their business, but they wanted to spend other people's money for theoretical peace of mind.)
So long as you're digging, make a few chambers at the bottom.
You might want one for, uhh, disposal, one for storage, and maybe a survival shelter, in addition to the anechoic chamber.
They don't all need to be furnished at once, but I imagine it will be less expensive to have the deep hole excavated once, rather than bringing back the heavy equipment when you want to expand the underground lair.
I was going to suggest octal - nobody reads that anymore, either - but realized that's easier to misinterpret as decimal, probably not helping the cause.
when your autonomous vehicle parks in your neighbor's garage instead of yours
Why do so many people here talk about the accuracy of bombs?
There are monitoring and control stations scattered around the continental United States, which is where I'm likely to be dealing with cars and garages. I'm reasonably confident that around here, the accuracy is quite good.
Why talk about bombs? Many don't have a pilot on board to make course corrections. I expect that an autonomous car will have a manual override, and if you're too busy fumbling around with the linebacker's girlfriend to make a course correction when the car is parking itself in his driveway, well... that'll learn ya.
Slashdot Mirror
By "seems like a blatant ad" --
See step 9, where they recommend a donation.
This can't be right.
Neither appears to accept Bitcoin donations.
If your goal is to furnish reactors to places that would like to build nuclear weapons (but you'd rather they didn't build nuclear weapons), a reactor that doesn't readily produce weapons-grade material is a good thing.
More people watch TV than read the New York Times.
Not necessarily news programming, but if it got a 60 second spot during Dancing with the Stars, people might notice.
it couldn't produce fissile material for nuclear weapons.
That sounds more like a feature than a bug.
Ooops... not PTH, but THT.
This is a computer controlled, USB RGB LED (triplet of TLAs!).
Not only that, the PCB seems to be almost entirely PTH instead of SMT - perfect for the DIY market!
You get plenty, so long as the rifle is at least 104% efficient.
Or collect ransom, based on the threat of making an area uninhabitable.
I'm going to open this up and immediately rub its contents, whatever they are, directly on my genitals just to show the world THEY CAN'T EVAR CONTROL ME!"
That sounds slightly more like 4chan than Slashdot to me.
Of course, they'd also say "Just received this box of death in the mail, WAT DO?" and possibly a "post ending in 03 decides".
I expect that the /. crowd would be more apt to test their Geiger counters, and possibly put on a bunny suit first.
Chamblee Middle School is one of the many DeKalb County Public Schools...
It's a public school. It's in the name.
A famous law enforcement officer shared your opinion.
The minor differences:
Just make sure that you are using non-plenum cabling.
You can ALWAYS use plenum rated cabling; you can't always use non-plenum. Plenum is less toxic when it catches fire.
Let's not forget: Zik's Bacon
Around here:
What if I already paid tax in another state?
Wisconsin allows a credit, for sales tax properly paid in another state, against use tax due. If you properly paid sales tax in another state, the sales tax paid may be used to offset the Wisconsin use tax due. See Wisconsin Tax Bulletin #157, page 28 for further information. Foreign taxes and customs duty charges are not eligible for this credit.
I have to believe that there is similar language in 49 other places.
So you're saying I need a backup plan for my backup plan?!
That really depends on what your current backup plan is, and under what circumstances a failure of the backup is acceptable.
At one organization, we had decided that a meteor, EMP, or otherwise "turning the building into a crater" would be a "business ending event", and there would be no purpose for a backup plan that could survive that - the insurance agents got copies of the quarterly financial statements, and were prepared to issue a settlement to the stockholders based on those statements. (No need for off-site copies!)
Another organization decided that was not acceptable, and wanted a full, spinning, off-site backup file-server. (A crater-inducing event would have still ended their business, but they wanted to spend other people's money for theoretical peace of mind.)
You're not factoring in the optional extended warranty.
So long as you're digging, make a few chambers at the bottom.
You might want one for, uhh, disposal, one for storage, and maybe a survival shelter, in addition to the anechoic chamber.
They don't all need to be furnished at once, but I imagine it will be less expensive to have the deep hole excavated once, rather than bringing back the heavy equipment when you want to expand the underground lair.
If you're 75, base 36 starts to look darn good.
I was going to suggest octal - nobody reads that anymore, either - but realized that's easier to misinterpret as decimal, probably not helping the cause.
If the natural food supply is in danger, it's time to build food replicators.
I, for one, am glad that we are not on dotchan.
when your autonomous vehicle parks in your neighbor's garage instead of yours
Why do so many people here talk about the accuracy of bombs?
There are monitoring and control stations scattered around the continental United States, which is where I'm likely to be dealing with cars and garages. I'm reasonably confident that around here, the accuracy is quite good.
Why talk about bombs? Many don't have a pilot on board to make course corrections. I expect that an autonomous car will have a manual override, and if you're too busy fumbling around with the linebacker's girlfriend to make a course correction when the car is parking itself in his driveway, well... that'll learn ya.
You don't even need to make your own.