I can think of only one case in which she would be correct. The pyramid would have to be narrower than the distance between your eyes. But either eye would not be able to see all 4 corners simultaneously.
I have a bottle of his product sitting not 20 feet from me. Serves as a backup on all of my camping trips should my primary water purification method fail, or if the water is just too dirty to use a filter. The first time I used the stuff was a decade ago when I visited Philmont with my scout troop, where a pair of bottles is given to every contingent for safety.
Amazon saying a legal reservation on a idea is too generic is kind of like the pot calling the kettle black. I seem to remember that Amazon patented everything they came up with for a long period, and most of that was so obvious no one else would have considered patenting it. UserFriendly covered that a long time ago.
This is basically what Gentoo does. The only numbered releases they have are the annualish install discs. And if you go with the minimal install, even that doesn't draw much from the install medium, you download all the current packages.
"How will police know if a teen is with headphones on is i-dosing or just listening to Justin Bieber?" Wouldn't it be safer to listen to this new "drug"?
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The technology has been in use since the 50's. How hard can it be to replace the robotic voice with a signal to the drone's navigation system?
Time to up the ante and cause a microburst. That has always been known to help craft on approach to landing.
I can think of only one case in which she would be correct. The pyramid would have to be narrower than the distance between your eyes. But either eye would not be able to see all 4 corners simultaneously.
I have a bottle of his product sitting not 20 feet from me. Serves as a backup on all of my camping trips should my primary water purification method fail, or if the water is just too dirty to use a filter. The first time I used the stuff was a decade ago when I visited Philmont with my scout troop, where a pair of bottles is given to every contingent for safety.
Amazon saying a legal reservation on a idea is too generic is kind of like the pot calling the kettle black. I seem to remember that Amazon patented everything they came up with for a long period, and most of that was so obvious no one else would have considered patenting it. UserFriendly covered that a long time ago.
Nasa video: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html?collection_id=14554&media_id=69729831
This is basically what Gentoo does. The only numbered releases they have are the annualish install discs. And if you go with the minimal install, even that doesn't draw much from the install medium, you download all the current packages.
"How will police know if a teen is with headphones on is i-dosing or just listening to Justin Bieber?"
Wouldn't it be safer to listen to this new "drug"?
Yeah, but Pete Conrad isn't on the craft to respond with a "What the hell is that?"