A twenty foot scanner is about ten times longer than the current scanner...I would say that the cancer risk is ten times higher, we will absorb ten times more radiation, and will be able to fly one tenth as often. The terrorists have just won by another order of magnitude.
The fact that they won't let us bring a 4 oz. or 6oz. yogurt, or a bottle of pure water, or a tube of what is obviously toothpaste, does not make us safer. It inconveniences us. I love yogurt and it's ridiculous that it can't be carried through security. Go ahead, open it, sniff it. It's milk, not nitroglycerine, or a binary explosive.
I can't help but make a connection between this odd rant and your username.
Chiropractic adjustments for newborn babies is barbarous!
Most of my fellow Chiros will refuse to see children under 3, by the time the spine has had time to set.
The miniature pumps will just continue to pump. We stick fans on them, and they must be replaced, but the heat pump itself will stay and be equally effective after 10 000 years," Bording continues.
Misleading headline, both on this blog post and on the blog post that this blog post cites.
Communication, navigation, and weather satellites are all commercially viable (and pretty killer.) Space exploration is another pursuit entirely...doing something 'because it is there' to that magnitude is very killer.
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If said guy used the extend-able metal tube to drink his own urine, chances are good it was Bear Grylls.
I would say the not-becoming-extinct option would be quite significant.
A twenty foot scanner is about ten times longer than the current scanner...I would say that the cancer risk is ten times higher, we will absorb ten times more radiation, and will be able to fly one tenth as often. The terrorists have just won by another order of magnitude.
Like, perhaps, eyes?
I would have gone for a bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin recipe. Sort of a kick in the nuts within a kick in the nuts.
Now get off our lawn.
10/10 - 1/10 = 9/10.
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People running to the store late night to pick up toilet paper are unlikely to check in, especially on a weekday.
That is exactly the inane garbage that people seem to post ad nauseum. Problem solved
I'm not certain...British humor is puzzling.
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The fact that they won't let us bring a 4 oz. or 6oz. yogurt, or a bottle of pure water, or a tube of what is obviously toothpaste, does not make us safer. It inconveniences us. I love yogurt and it's ridiculous that it can't be carried through security. Go ahead, open it, sniff it. It's milk, not nitroglycerine, or a binary explosive.
I can't help but make a connection between this odd rant and your username.
alarm >> /. >> woot >>drudge >> shower
That sounds improbable.
sudo chmod -R 650 *
I strongly encourage you to visit a gastrointestinal specialist.
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I think navigation and weather satellites are paying the rent as well. Your argument is still very valid with those included, however.
Go nuts.
Chiropractic adjustments for newborn babies is barbarous! Most of my fellow Chiros will refuse to see children under 3, by the time the spine has had time to set.
^ that is pure gold
The miniature pumps will just continue to pump. We stick fans on them, and they must be replaced, but the heat pump itself will stay and be equally effective after 10 000 years," Bording continues.
Misleading headline, both on this blog post and on the blog post that this blog post cites.
+1 introspective
Communication, navigation, and weather satellites are all commercially viable (and pretty killer.) Space exploration is another pursuit entirely...doing something 'because it is there' to that magnitude is very killer.
InfoWorld: Meh. It could use thirty links and multiple pages.
I'll stick with the garage / blog approach. I don't want to watch you drink Mountain Dew; you don't want to hear my constant stream of F-bombs.
Thank you for that insightful post. Feel free to rant about other technologies that make you nervous.