Because, as noted, they are in the same bloody time zone, but by all rights shouldn't be. Indeed, there was a post here not too long ago about Maine seeking to switch to Atlantic time if the rest of New England would.
Buffalo LinkStations are pretty inexpensive, offer DLNA/Samba/AFP and are configured with a cron job for putting it to sleep as well as auto-sleep. It can be awakened again by pushing a button the chassis though, so don't ever reveal that feature, or put the device on your LAN but in a physically inaccessible location.
And yet it was not, because as you note, aluminium was popularized by the discoverer. If the person who dubbed milk, meluks (Proto-Germanic) first considered malkus, that doesn't make malkus the original term if that's not what they used in practice.
The rationale for changing aluminum is rather silly as well, since there are other elements that were not bastardized after the fact: tantalum, lanthanum, platinum.
Note that if it sits too long without printing (years), the drum in the toner cartridge exposed to the toner will change and you can end up with faint horizontal banding as well as darker vertical streaks. This has happened to my Xerox XP12, but would be solved by purchasing a new cartridge, rather than sticking with the one I have/using toner refill kits on such a low-use device.
Frankly though, walking to the UPS store is less of a hassle.
Watch better stuff. The channels I donate to rarely tout patreon. They either have very few supporters and/or produce insanely high quality videos that I wish to continue seeing e.g; Science Asylum and Applied Science.
Yes, or your coworkers might. Other folks at my office have personal packages delivered to the office, but they come to our office rather than the building they are in, and the constant flow can be rather disruptive at times.
Few people are farmers. The only change to the clock that makes sense if you're not going to stick with the geographical approximation of mean noon, is anti-DST, which is what this proposal equates to. I don't need sunlight at 6AM when I'm not awake, and prefer to not be heading home in the dark at 5PM. I'd welcome the shift, and it seems like many others agree.
Try to take a longer view. Fossil fuel is lock-in, electricity is flexible. If you wanted, you could even throw up a small turbine or some solar panels.
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Why would you assume that? You don't think the loss of sleep, or stress from possibly running late could trigger an event in a couple of people?
Because, as noted, they are in the same bloody time zone, but by all rights shouldn't be. Indeed, there was a post here not too long ago about Maine seeking to switch to Atlantic time if the rest of New England would.
See also: Jennifer Government
You cannot stand to be away from your partner for the three or four minutes this would take?!
As for kids, an eight year old could navigate this just fine, they line up everyday at school and file in to assigned seats in their classrooms.
Parents with wee ones could get on first, last, or be restricted to a range of seats that load in some other way.
What about economics? Or statistics? First Aid?
Don't stay in school
Or build a fucking Faraday cage to work in.
You know, browsers let you set default fonts, and you can select a serif font as the default for sans-serif text.
Divesture of surplus military bases from the WW2 and cold war eras has been going on for decades, spanning the tenure of presidents of various stripes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_Realignment_and_Closure/
This is a whole other kettle of fish.
Buffalo LinkStations are pretty inexpensive, offer DLNA/Samba/AFP and are configured with a cron job for putting it to sleep as well as auto-sleep. It can be awakened again by pushing a button the chassis though, so don't ever reveal that feature, or put the device on your LAN but in a physically inaccessible location.
And yet it was not, because as you note, aluminium was popularized by the discoverer. If the person who dubbed milk, meluks (Proto-Germanic) first considered malkus, that doesn't make malkus the original term if that's not what they used in practice.
The rationale for changing aluminum is rather silly as well, since there are other elements that were not bastardized after the fact: tantalum, lanthanum, platinum.
It's not a pure monopoly, but it has a lot of monopoly power. Monopoly is not a binary state, as most lay pedants assume.
There are too many people who think they are rich.
Big difference. How many of them are properly saving for retirement, college, emergencies, etc.?
Simple, try using more than one search term: Ubuntu 10.4,
OpenBSD httpd 1.3, etc. Is that so bloody difficult?
Note that if it sits too long without printing (years), the drum in the toner cartridge exposed to the toner will change and you can end up with faint horizontal banding as well as darker vertical streaks. This has happened to my Xerox XP12, but would be solved by purchasing a new cartridge, rather than sticking with the one I have/using toner refill kits on such a low-use device.
Frankly though, walking to the UPS store is less of a hassle.
Try waterfox, drop-in replacement for Firefox 52 or so.
Watch better stuff. The channels I donate to rarely tout patreon. They either have very few supporters and/or produce insanely high quality videos that I wish to continue seeing e.g; Science Asylum and Applied Science.
Yes, or your coworkers might. Other folks at my office have personal packages delivered to the office, but they come to our office rather than the building they are in, and the constant flow can be rather disruptive at times.
I thought we were out of fairy cake?
"Tough biscuit" wouldn't make any sense at all.
Clearly you've never heard of hardtack a.k.a ship's biscuits.
DOT, not NIST
https://www.transportation.gov/regulations/time-act
http://timezonereport.com/?page_id=313
Few people are farmers. The only change to the clock that makes sense if you're not going to stick with the geographical approximation of mean noon, is anti-DST, which is what this proposal equates to. I don't need sunlight at 6AM when I'm not awake, and prefer to not be heading home in the dark at 5PM. I'd welcome the shift, and it seems like many others agree.
The US states alone span GMT-5 to GMT-10, with territories it's GMT-4 to GMT+10.
They buried the lead in the summary. They're not just considering an end to DST, but a simultaneous shift from Eastern to Atlantic time zone.
Because we could never, ever take a coal power plant offline in Indiana and replace it with cleaner production, right?
http://www.nwitimes.com/business/local/nipsco-will-close-bailly-power-plant-may/article_da6b70a1-4f30-5df5-9302-897fbaf8a818.html/
http://www.power-eng.com/articles/2016/04/duke-energy-shuts-down-indiana-coal-plant.html/
Try to take a longer view. Fossil fuel is lock-in, electricity is flexible. If you wanted, you could even throw up a small turbine or some solar panels.
The second slide clearly shows a capital B, and the figures match those on wikipedia e.;g 133 MB/s for the original PCI spec.
Gah, 64 of course.