This assumes that the effective limit is when the police feel you are traveling at unsafe speeds. It is entirely possible that the reason they let you go so fast is because they want to write tickets for larger amounts of money.
It wouldn't be that difficult to only throttle encrypted traffic for residential customers, having a side effect of giving further incentive for businesses to get a business account.
Science is based on observation and experiment, the evolution of mankind has not been observed or reproduced, accepting it as fact is not a scientific conclusion.
These aren't new problems like the human genome sequencing was, we've been looking at these problems for quite a while now. While we occasionally do get a slightly better algorithm it's still the same order of complexity.
One of the main ideas in science is that something isn't fact until it is proven. Proving evolution would require a time machine or FTL travel and an obscenely powerful telescope.
Evolution may not have been disproven, but that doesn't make it true. Assuming that it is requires its own kind of faith.
The essence of fiction is that it is not real. The essence of fantasy is that it is implausible. (which is generally true of things that violate the laws)
I see a future where Apple, the RIAA, and others might wish to write worms to help prevent people from hacking their devices or brick devices that have been "hacked".
Are you entirely certain that future hasn't already arrived?
The searchers will still be unable to visit most of the links returned by the English search, the only real difference would be that you could read the summaries.
It is entirely possible to ignore the robots.txt file, but Google obeys it and will likely continue to obey it as doing otherwise would be un-Google-like conduct.
The difference in my opinion is that people often use kleenex and xerox to refer to using items of another brand, I have yet to hear anyone use google to mean searching for something without using Google.
I learned more about the data structures and algorithms you listed in three quarters of running start at a two year community college than I did in the CS program at my four year university.
This assumes that the effective limit is when the police feel you are traveling at unsafe speeds. It is entirely possible that the reason they let you go so fast is because they want to write tickets for larger amounts of money.
It wouldn't be that difficult to only throttle encrypted traffic for residential customers, having a side effect of giving further incentive for businesses to get a business account.
Science is based on observation and experiment, the evolution of mankind has not been observed or reproduced, accepting it as fact is not a scientific conclusion.
Why do so many people have the impression that everything is available for sale.
Or ignore it.
These aren't new problems like the human genome sequencing was, we've been looking at these problems for quite a while now. While we occasionally do get a slightly better algorithm it's still the same order of complexity.
Duke Nukem Forever?
One of the main ideas in science is that something isn't fact until it is proven. Proving evolution would require a time machine or FTL travel and an obscenely powerful telescope.
Evolution may not have been disproven, but that doesn't make it true. Assuming that it is requires its own kind of faith.
Even after you conduct some studies to prove it most folks will still not listen to you.
The same argument is easily reworked for whatever belief system (including evolution) you have.
Also, in heroes in particular, overuse of powers does exhaust the person, so they aren't drawing from some zero point energy vortex etc.
Not necessarily, it could also be that drawing energy requires some energy from their body, just not as much as is actually released.
The essence of fiction is that it is not real. The essence of fantasy is that it is implausible. (which is generally true of things that violate the laws)
So because you understand the conditions for one event doesn't violate the laws, but since you don't understand the other it does?
Heroes doesn't try to explain how it works, and it shouldn't, for them to do so would require that someone in the series know how it works.
I see a future where Apple, the RIAA, and others might wish to write worms to help prevent people from hacking their devices or brick devices that have been "hacked".
Are you entirely certain that future hasn't already arrived?
The searchers will still be unable to visit most of the links returned by the English search, the only real difference would be that you could read the summaries.
By the same token, lack of piracy means lost revenue to someone. Computers cost money, peripherals wear out, components become outdated.
Music is easy, good music is not, same with software.
Would you settle for less dangerous than the waste produced by coal plants?
What they need is a disclaimer telling customers that they may need to report the use-tax, and give a hyperlink to more info on that.
Yeah, we'll click right on over to that. Or LOLCats.
True, but if they did notify people and provide the link it would be a lot easier for them to deny responsibility.
Unfortunately for your argument, you are not being taxed, the New York citizen is being taxed, you're just the tax collector.
It is entirely possible to ignore the robots.txt file, but Google obeys it and will likely continue to obey it as doing otherwise would be un-Google-like conduct.
Assuming the bots respect robots.txt, you can pick and choose which bots are allowed and which aren't.
The difference in my opinion is that people often use kleenex and xerox to refer to using items of another brand, I have yet to hear anyone use google to mean searching for something without using Google.
Same here, but that doesn't stop them from teaching it in college, or from needing to for that matter.
I learned more about the data structures and algorithms you listed in three quarters of running start at a two year community college than I did in the CS program at my four year university.