The biggest problem with the comparison is that MIT isn't "America's MIT." It's MIT, a world- renouned institute. Oxford isn't Britain's Harvard, or vice-versa, they're both famous and similarly ranked.
Brilliant! Because you choose to live someplace where your activities are illegal, or are unable to effectively lobby for the change of the relevant penal codes, you condone the bodily harm of others whom report your so-called victimless crime? How deligthfully ironic and ill-conceived your logic is.
Umm, you have to register to vote before hand. That's typically done through the Department of Motor Vehicles whom will require several forms of identification.
And it rather sounds like you're a kid of the same age with that "logic."
Seems to me the judge is simply saying that the litigant did not meet his burden of proof and therefore the judge has no recourse but to leave well enough alone.
As for the chip on your shoulder about authority figures, get over it Mr. McQueen. In particular, I'd recommend you try working with some of today's youth. Are they all monsters? No, but enough of them are that you could almost mistake a pack of junior high students for kindergartners with cell phones. Of course, this is coming from someone who didn't appreciate the incredible childishnes of his classmates in his own recent youth either.
That's fine, but compare the cost of a fuel cell and electric motor versus a full ICE with power train and get back to me. Don't forget to compare the weights to gauge efficiency impacts too.
You're a moron. Hydrogen is an energy storage and conveyance medium. Energy storage is the main problem stymieing wider adoption of many alternative energy sources as they aren't generally dispatchable.
As for your general ignorance and obsession with SUVs and horsepower, why don't you respond to KennyCohen66@yahoo.com's offer to sell you some c1al1s and let the rest of us move on to the 21st century.
MRI has nothing to do with blood per se (PET is what you use to image activity). It's just the medical/consumer friendly term for NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance). It also has nothing to do with electromagnetism (e.g; ferromentism), but instead on the magnet moment resulting from unpaired nucleons that occur in some isotopes of various elements e.g; 1H and 13C.
Yes. MIT's campus uses POTS in the dorms and ISDN in the offices. They are planning to switch to VOIP and claim will save money, but I'm sure they left some things out (like all the damn wallwarts).
>Besides, the print industry plants more trees than it cuts down and uses lots of recycled paper:) On some places, not everywhere, and even then it's not necessarily as good of a thing as you think. If you intend to get a lot of use out of it, durable and recyclable beats disposable and recyclable.
Actually, yes. We're both partially right (according to wikipedia and other sources). As for PIN and transaction amount, nobody said anything about these and the possible reason to bring them up is to muddy the matter.
In the U.S. a debit card is a special flavor of service offered by the major credit card companies (Visa and Master Card) to draw directly on your checking account. They already had the infrastructure setup to handle POS and aggregation, so they implemented debiting rather than individual banks.
Nerds? This isn't is 1992. You're not a nerd for knowing what a web site is. For knowing what Apache is, and how to build and configure a secure installation from scratch, sure. But for knowing what a web site is? Fuck no. You must've had your head in the sand or up your ass for the past decade to not have the faintest clue of what everyone else has been yammering on about.
"Horseless carriage? I'm sorry Mr. Ford, I just don't understand all them fancy
words you're using."
Seriously, he should just recuse himself for cluelessness and maybe consider retiring. Or at worst consider putting himself in a position where he'll be given cases he can comprehend.
Then why do you say such stupid things you silly millenial super-frosh? And why do you gripe about one of the nicer halls, when the real back-breakers are 26-100, 4-270, etc.?
Things could be worse. You could have to treck out to E50 or climb the three flights of stairs to 54-100.
a) We have new lectures halls (See the white elpehant known as Stata) b) You should try 26-100 c) The reason 10-250 blows for this, or rather why LSC sucks, is that this was not a large enough venue.
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Right, because "secret" identifiers like private RSA keys are the same thing as creative works.
The biggest problem with the comparison is that MIT isn't "America's MIT." It's MIT, a world-
renouned institute. Oxford isn't Britain's Harvard, or vice-versa, they're both famous and
similarly ranked.
Brilliant! Because you choose to live someplace where your activities are illegal,
or are unable to effectively lobby for the change of the relevant penal codes,
you condone the bodily harm of others whom report your so-called victimless crime?
How deligthfully ironic and ill-conceived your logic is.
Umm, you have to register to vote before hand. That's typically done through the
Department of Motor Vehicles whom will require several forms of identification.
And it rather sounds like you're a kid of the same age with that "logic."
Seems to me the judge is simply saying that the litigant did not meet his burden
of proof and therefore the judge has no recourse but to leave well enough alone.
As for the chip on your shoulder about authority figures, get over it Mr. McQueen.
In particular, I'd recommend you try working with some of today's youth. Are they
all monsters? No, but enough of them are that you could almost mistake a pack of
junior high students for kindergartners with cell phones. Of course, this is coming
from someone who didn't appreciate the incredible childishnes of his classmates in
his own recent youth either.
ICE is the standard acronym for internal combustion engine.
I'm saying that the status quo isn't exactly cheap if you take a broad systems view.
That's fine, but compare the cost of a fuel cell and electric motor versus a full ICE
with power train and get back to me. Don't forget to compare the weights to gauge
efficiency impacts too.
You're a moron. Hydrogen is an energy storage and conveyance medium. Energy storage
is the main problem stymieing wider adoption of many alternative energy sources as
they aren't generally dispatchable.
As for your general ignorance and obsession with SUVs and horsepower, why don't you
respond to KennyCohen66@yahoo.com's offer to sell you some c1al1s and let the rest
of us move on to the 21st century.
A better metaphor: http://www.greglondon.com/bountyhunters/bountyhunt ers.htm. html
and an apropos short story: http://www.spiderrobinson.com/melancholyelephants
MRI has nothing to do with blood per se (PET is what you use to image activity).
It's just the medical/consumer friendly term for NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance).
It also has nothing to do with electromagnetism (e.g; ferromentism), but instead on
the magnet moment resulting from unpaired nucleons that occur in some isotopes of
various elements e.g; 1H and 13C.
Yes. MIT's campus uses POTS in the dorms and ISDN in the offices. They are planning to
switch to VOIP and claim will save money, but I'm sure they left some things out (like
all the damn wallwarts).
>Besides, the print industry plants more trees than it cuts down and uses lots of recycled paper :)
On some places, not everywhere, and even then it's not necessarily as good of a thing as you think.
If you intend to get a lot of use out of it, durable and recyclable beats disposable and recyclable.
Actually, yes. We're both partially right (according to wikipedia and other sources).
As for PIN and transaction amount, nobody said anything about these and the possible
reason to bring them up is to muddy the matter.
In the U.S. a debit card is a special flavor of service offered by the major credit
card companies (Visa and Master Card) to draw directly on your checking account.
They already had the infrastructure setup to handle POS and aggregation, so they
implemented debiting rather than individual banks.
They'd waste a little more time and toner typing and printing out the recipe :-P
"depends on what the definition of is, is"
Feh.
Nerds? This isn't is 1992. You're not a nerd for knowing what a web site is.
For knowing what Apache is, and how to build and configure a secure installation
from scratch, sure. But for knowing what a web site is? Fuck no. You must've had
your head in the sand or up your ass for the past decade to not have the faintest
clue of what everyone else has been yammering on about.
"Horseless carriage? I'm sorry Mr. Ford, I just don't understand all them fancy
words you're using."
Seriously, he should just recuse himself for cluelessness and maybe consider
retiring. Or at worst consider putting himself in a position where he'll be given
cases he can comprehend.
Not a prof., but what the heck is your gibberish-laden point?
Then why do you say such stupid things you silly millenial super-frosh?
And why do you gripe about one of the nicer halls, when the real back-breakers are 26-100, 4-270, etc.?
Things could be worse. You could have to treck out to E50 or climb the three flights of stairs to 54-100.
They rent 2nd and 3rd run reels, as well as do advance screenings.
a) We have new lectures halls (See the white elpehant known as Stata)
b) You should try 26-100
c) The reason 10-250 blows for this, or rather why LSC sucks, is that this was not a large enough venue.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOWntIdegws
Nope, see felony murder. A 14th century law from England which has since been repealed there.
And you are ignorant. Halloween is for ghouls, ghosts and goblins.
It just so happens that it's been commercialized into a kiddie holiday.
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