The organic emission mix is what differentiates us as individuals. Every person while alive has a distinct odor, whether one wants to admit it or not. Upon death the body will release a mix of esters and other hydrocarbons, along with some sulphur compounds, that reflects what your body was composed of at the time of death. While there may be a generalized "smell of death", sensitive measurements using calibrated equipment could identify individuals once the organic emission mechanism after death is better understood. This is chemistry. Chemistry is fascinating. A gas chromatograph can tell you exactly what compounds, and in what amounts, a corpse is emitting, after capturing the gases and firing up the GC.
I saw an Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary some time back that shows that Mars has humanoid women with three boobs. There's your reason to go to Mars. I plan on watching a newer documentary, The Martian, to learn more.
Some people make better parents and actually raise kids that do what's right. Anyone trusting the government to help raise their kids, expecting them to learn all they need to know at school, is heading for disappointment.
With Windows 10 at ~9% market share of desktop OS's, Edge is currently at ~2%. Incorporating Skype isn't going to help Edge attract many more users, if any, since it still is not compatible with many websites and crashes more than other browsers. I use Edge solely to open my Outlook.com mail since the Mail app in Windows 10 won't do the job. The whole Windows 10 situation is quite fubar, it seems to me.
It is likely that grey market prescription medication, such as imports from Canada that aren't allowed to be legally resold at a lower cost in the US, are readily available on the dark web. That aspect of the dark web may be illegal in the US, but it certainly isn't immoral. The benefit is that with a ratings system one would have more confidence that they would be purchasing what their doctor prescribes at a price that they can better afford.
I'm pretty sure that most users will not get the patch for a very long time, if ever, due to carriers not caring one bit about updating in a timely manner.
So, my $4 Wal-Mart prescriptions will cost $6 because someone has to pay for the label. Just kidding. Wal-Mart would never waste money like that on memory labels. I hope.
Watch for Facebook to sell keyboards with an extra row of key for all of their new buttons, along with buttons "to be assigned". I really dislike Facebook, but don't expect them to go away. I wish they would anyway.
Using computers and lack of due diligence often replaces real police work. That's unfortunate. The FBI pays well and has highly intelligent agents. This should never happen with such people in place. The downward slope of the quality of government actions needs to reverse. Agents and other government employees need to start thinking at a higher level and working hard again with a concern for accuracy and a respect for individual freedoms.
It is un-American to not hire American's that went to the same schools and can benefit the US economy. There are more than enough skilled US software engineers without full time jobs because American businesses are too fucking lazy to bring them up to date, or don't want to hire them as they could prove to be a good hire that might eventually want more money. This is nuts.
Good suggestions. However, I don't think the USB stick info is correct. You mentioned 128 Mb for $7. I presume there was a typo somewhere. One should have no trouble getting a 16-GB USB flash drive for $5 or a 32-GB one for $10 on sale.
Many of the new series are only ten to thirteen episodes a season. That's a far cry from the traditional TV season where a series had ~23 episodes. Some still do, but not many. Most of them are quote good. But, with shorter seasons it's hard to believe that there are too many series now. They're spread out over many more networks than in the past.
Okay oil sticks to mesh coated with a phosphorylcholine-based polymer membrane. Sounds not-cheap. Next you wash the oil build-up off with water. This happens because the polymer has an affinity for water. Next...what comes next? Where does the oil-water mixture go? Is it shipped to a facility that can properly treat it or are they simply moving the problem to another location?
They have a new logo that makes all the problems go away. I wish it did. Lenovo is turning into a POS company with their actions of the past year abusing customer trust. The only product left undamaged by Lenovo managements stupid stunts are the ThinkPad line of laptops. How long before some Lenovo bean counter says "hey, we can save more money if we turn ThinkPads into crap!"
Aren't you simply moving your stress outdoors, when working to stay connected and available 24/7 while "relaxing" in the woods? I sympathize with your desire to work and simultaneously to relax. I personally work in a separate building on the same property as our home, but with a different address and facing the main drag with a customer entrance. I can relax in my home and work in the shop as needed. There are no vacations for us, just breaks from work that need to be taken advantage of. If you can achieve a greater degree of relaxation outdoors, successfully and affordably, I salute you.
Don't worry.Visit the US, if you can tolerate the airport bullshit. Christie has little to no chance of winning unless he knocks off all the competitors. Even then, he still might lose. He's not appealing to the US mainstream crowd.
Powered by hydrogen peroxide that comes from where? There is no information in the linked article. If a person's blood is flowing why do they need to be "powered" at all if steered by magnetism? No one needs tiny devices that release hydrogen gas into their blood stream. So, remove the "powered" part, just steer it and it just might work without causing hydrogen embolisms.
Microsoft stores your hardware configuration on their servers as a hash after the free upgrade to Windows 10. After that you can clean install any time you want as long as you have the same motherboard. They call this hardware based digital entitlement. I've already done a clean install of Windows 10 and it activated within a few minutes. When installing cleanly make sure to click on "skip" then it asks for a product key or the install will be borked. Even when MS makes things simple they overly complicate them.
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The organic emission mix is what differentiates us as individuals. Every person while alive has a distinct odor, whether one wants to admit it or not. Upon death the body will release a mix of esters and other hydrocarbons, along with some sulphur compounds, that reflects what your body was composed of at the time of death. While there may be a generalized "smell of death", sensitive measurements using calibrated equipment could identify individuals once the organic emission mechanism after death is better understood. This is chemistry. Chemistry is fascinating. A gas chromatograph can tell you exactly what compounds, and in what amounts, a corpse is emitting, after capturing the gases and firing up the GC.
I saw an Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary some time back that shows that Mars has humanoid women with three boobs. There's your reason to go to Mars. I plan on watching a newer documentary, The Martian, to learn more.
Some people make better parents and actually raise kids that do what's right. Anyone trusting the government to help raise their kids, expecting them to learn all they need to know at school, is heading for disappointment.
A small number of users to Microsoft is, more often than not, millions of affected users. Not a small number. But, it makes good PR.
With Windows 10 at ~9% market share of desktop OS's, Edge is currently at ~2%. Incorporating Skype isn't going to help Edge attract many more users, if any, since it still is not compatible with many websites and crashes more than other browsers. I use Edge solely to open my Outlook.com mail since the Mail app in Windows 10 won't do the job. The whole Windows 10 situation is quite fubar, it seems to me.
It is likely that grey market prescription medication, such as imports from Canada that aren't allowed to be legally resold at a lower cost in the US, are readily available on the dark web. That aspect of the dark web may be illegal in the US, but it certainly isn't immoral. The benefit is that with a ratings system one would have more confidence that they would be purchasing what their doctor prescribes at a price that they can better afford.
I'm pretty sure that most users will not get the patch for a very long time, if ever, due to carriers not caring one bit about updating in a timely manner.
Symantec has an app for that. Really, they do. It beats spending an hour manually deleting every Norton and Symantec registry entry.
So, my $4 Wal-Mart prescriptions will cost $6 because someone has to pay for the label. Just kidding. Wal-Mart would never waste money like that on memory labels. I hope.
Watch for Facebook to sell keyboards with an extra row of key for all of their new buttons, along with buttons "to be assigned". I really dislike Facebook, but don't expect them to go away. I wish they would anyway.
Using computers and lack of due diligence often replaces real police work. That's unfortunate. The FBI pays well and has highly intelligent agents. This should never happen with such people in place. The downward slope of the quality of government actions needs to reverse. Agents and other government employees need to start thinking at a higher level and working hard again with a concern for accuracy and a respect for individual freedoms.
It is un-American to not hire American's that went to the same schools and can benefit the US economy. There are more than enough skilled US software engineers without full time jobs because American businesses are too fucking lazy to bring them up to date, or don't want to hire them as they could prove to be a good hire that might eventually want more money. This is nuts.
Good suggestions. However, I don't think the USB stick info is correct. You mentioned 128 Mb for $7. I presume there was a typo somewhere. One should have no trouble getting a 16-GB USB flash drive for $5 or a 32-GB one for $10 on sale.
They're only minor annoyances when they don't come back after being deleted. At that point they're a pain in the ass.
Check the All Apps list. That's where I right clicked and deleted Get Skype and Get Office (or whatever it was called - it's gone).
Yes. Microsoft has pushed my assessment of its OS from "annoying" in Windows 8 to "fucked up" in Windows 10.
Yup. That worked. I already have Office 365 but still has the Get Office app installed, until I followed your suggestion.
Many of the new series are only ten to thirteen episodes a season. That's a far cry from the traditional TV season where a series had ~23 episodes. Some still do, but not many. Most of them are quote good. But, with shorter seasons it's hard to believe that there are too many series now. They're spread out over many more networks than in the past.
Okay oil sticks to mesh coated with a phosphorylcholine-based polymer membrane. Sounds not-cheap. Next you wash the oil build-up off with water. This happens because the polymer has an affinity for water. Next...what comes next? Where does the oil-water mixture go? Is it shipped to a facility that can properly treat it or are they simply moving the problem to another location?
They have a new logo that makes all the problems go away. I wish it did. Lenovo is turning into a POS company with their actions of the past year abusing customer trust. The only product left undamaged by Lenovo managements stupid stunts are the ThinkPad line of laptops. How long before some Lenovo bean counter says "hey, we can save more money if we turn ThinkPads into crap!"
Aren't you simply moving your stress outdoors, when working to stay connected and available 24/7 while "relaxing" in the woods? I sympathize with your desire to work and simultaneously to relax. I personally work in a separate building on the same property as our home, but with a different address and facing the main drag with a customer entrance. I can relax in my home and work in the shop as needed. There are no vacations for us, just breaks from work that need to be taken advantage of. If you can achieve a greater degree of relaxation outdoors, successfully and affordably, I salute you.
Don't worry.Visit the US, if you can tolerate the airport bullshit. Christie has little to no chance of winning unless he knocks off all the competitors. Even then, he still might lose. He's not appealing to the US mainstream crowd.
Powered by hydrogen peroxide that comes from where? There is no information in the linked article. If a person's blood is flowing why do they need to be "powered" at all if steered by magnetism? No one needs tiny devices that release hydrogen gas into their blood stream. So, remove the "powered" part, just steer it and it just might work without causing hydrogen embolisms.
This reminds me of people trading baseball cards, only scarier.
Microsoft stores your hardware configuration on their servers as a hash after the free upgrade to Windows 10. After that you can clean install any time you want as long as you have the same motherboard. They call this hardware based digital entitlement. I've already done a clean install of Windows 10 and it activated within a few minutes. When installing cleanly make sure to click on "skip" then it asks for a product key or the install will be borked. Even when MS makes things simple they overly complicate them.