My smart phone has had an IPv6 address since I bought it a couple of years ago. Cell companies had to go that way to get enough addresses to handle the move to smartphones.
All the nuts and bolts in my car and bike are metric. The bike is made in the good old US of A. Everyone knows what a 2-liter soda is, why can't they figure out what a 2-liter bottle of milk is? We are partially converted. We use 35mm film (old people, at least) and 9mm ammo. Anyone who has been in the military has done everything in metric, it's not that difficult. It is hard to change everything. Even countries you changed decades ago still use old units. England and Ireland are full of examples of that. The most noticeable change will be road signs. It's not that hard to learn that 60 mph is 100 kph. We will have to watch out during the transition. A Canadian airliner ran out of fuel half way due to bad conversions from gallons/pounds to liter/kilograms during their changeover.
A comet has a core, a coma and a tail. When the comet hits the Moon, the core may leave a crater. The coma and tail still impact, they are made of physical objects, but they are just gas and dust. The authors are saying the swirl patterns are caused by the impact of this gas and dust. It is not ejected from the crater.
I read of one planet in the seventh dimension got used as a ball in a game of intergalactic bar billiards. Got potted straight into a black hole, killed ten billion people.
AC is still the only way to send electricity any distance. Edison wanted to have a power station in each city block. Once AC is to the home, converting to DC makes some sense. Remember, this is low voltage DC, not 110 volt that Edison wanted to use.
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You know things like cleaning up nuclear power plants is the first thing we will use it for. No wonder robots rebel in science fiction movies.
My smart phone has had an IPv6 address since I bought it a couple of years ago. Cell companies had to go that way to get enough addresses to handle the move to smartphones.
or baby milk factory
Let's just say that he didn't need all 140 characters
Would this qualify for a Darwin Award?
I don't remember mentioning tires. You even quoted me saying the nuts and bolts are metric.
The seem to change the shape and style of milk jugs on a random timescale. During one of these changes, make them 1, 2 and 4 liter. Done.
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All the nuts and bolts in my car and bike are metric. The bike is made in the good old US of A. Everyone knows what a 2-liter soda is, why can't they figure out what a 2-liter bottle of milk is? We are partially converted. We use 35mm film (old people, at least) and 9mm ammo. Anyone who has been in the military has done everything in metric, it's not that difficult. It is hard to change everything. Even countries you changed decades ago still use old units. England and Ireland are full of examples of that. The most noticeable change will be road signs. It's not that hard to learn that 60 mph is 100 kph. We will have to watch out during the transition. A Canadian airliner ran out of fuel half way due to bad conversions from gallons/pounds to liter/kilograms during their changeover.
A comet has a core, a coma and a tail. When the comet hits the Moon, the core may leave a crater. The coma and tail still impact, they are made of physical objects, but they are just gas and dust. The authors are saying the swirl patterns are caused by the impact of this gas and dust. It is not ejected from the crater.
In their defense, they did find 100% of the water bottles being smuggled through. At least we are protected from that threat.
found one...
True, if we ever discover something, we will know what it is so it won't be "dark" anymore.
will be highly upset.
And AC said: "LET THERE BE LIGHT!" And there was light
The SATs and GREs are not state tests. They are run by private companies.
Yeah. Only scored thirty points too. ;)
I read of one planet in the seventh dimension got used as a ball in a game of intergalactic bar billiards. Got potted straight into a black hole, killed ten billion people.
Absolutely correct. 12v is great for low power items. Try running your electric dryer or stove on it.
I could use all my camping equipment in the comfort of my own home.
AC is still the only way to send electricity any distance. Edison wanted to have a power station in each city block. Once AC is to the home, converting to DC makes some sense. Remember, this is low voltage DC, not 110 volt that Edison wanted to use.
Google didn't modify the source code. They didn't even use the source code. Why would they have to follow the GPL?
If Oracle open sourced Java, how can they be suing anyone?
No, Religion must stay 500 YEARS away from Science at all times.