I was thinking more about taxis filled with empty beer cans, vomit, excrement and graffiti. I can think of even worse things, but here in Amsterdam these will be the norm quite soon I'm afraid.
I think I forgot more than ME/Phone/Mobile but the list I came up with just popped into my head. About the table: it was really innovative and a useful product. I once used it in a museum and it's very responsive and easy to use. Maybe the reason that MS didn't promote it was that is was/is not something that is very useful in a business. It could make a very cool coffee table though.
Many people here forget that Innovations aren't always successful. MS has put quite a few innovations on the market: MS Bob The stupid paper clip That table on which you can move windows around with your hands MS Outlook Kinect WP 7 Windows 8 I would say only two of them were successful: Outlook and the Kinect.
Whoever thought of MS as some sort of technology/innovation superstar company? Most of their innovations failed (remember the stupid paperclip?) and the only thing that didn't fail (MS Office Outlook) was horribly unsafe for a long, long time.
Which means that it's very likely that in the presence of glyphosate their yield will drop.
Which means glyphosate is acting on other biological pathways we still do not yet understand.
And yet we still consider this stuff to be safe to use.
It seems on first sight to be a positive story but it's actually pretty scary. Who knows what secret abilities other GM plants have? How will you ever know that the modification you give an organism only does what it's intended to do?q
If you look closely at where the thing that holds the funnel is attached to the vertical rod, you see it 'jumps' upwards a few mm when the drop falls. It suddenly doesn't touch the grey thing underneath it anymore. I call this a hoax.
Indeed. And because the corporations can not be counted upon to 'go green.' So the government has to force them to do that. And because the US and other countries are governed by corporations, nothing will happen until the corporations see their profits deminish because of global warming or other causes that they can do something about. For instance, fish factories are already working on and implementing sustainable methods of catching and/or breeding fish, because if they wouldn't they would go out of business. Hopefully it's not too late before Big Oil starts acting to reduce greenhouse gasses.
That's what we had in the early days, until the internet became really popular. Trust etc like you describe it only works in communities where everyone knows each other, but the internet community is too large for that now.
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You can't burn O2. You need O2 to burn methane.
I was thinking more about taxis filled with empty beer cans, vomit, excrement and graffiti. I can think of even worse things, but here in Amsterdam these will be the norm quite soon I'm afraid.
I think I forgot more than ME/Phone/Mobile but the list I came up with just popped into my head.
About the table: it was really innovative and a useful product. I once used it in a museum and it's very responsive and easy to use. Maybe the reason that MS didn't promote it was that is was/is not something that is very useful in a business. It could make a very cool coffee table though.
Many people here forget that Innovations aren't always successful. MS has put quite a few innovations on the market:
MS Bob
The stupid paper clip
That table on which you can move windows around with your hands
MS Outlook
Kinect
WP 7
Windows 8
I would say only two of them were successful: Outlook and the Kinect.
Whoever thought of MS as some sort of technology/innovation superstar company? Most of their innovations failed (remember the stupid paperclip?) and the only thing that didn't fail (MS Office Outlook) was horribly unsafe for a long, long time.
I clicked on all the links but I didn't find the bloody video. Where is it?
Oh yes, we have daily crashes of buildings, planes, trains and bridges here where I live, just like you have at your place.
And Linux on the desktop will be just around the corner by then.
It hasn't happened yet. Keep dreaming.
Which means that it's very likely that in the presence of glyphosate their yield will drop.
Which means glyphosate is acting on other biological pathways we still do not yet understand.
And yet we still consider this stuff to be safe to use.
It seems on first sight to be a positive story but it's actually pretty scary. Who knows what secret abilities other GM plants have? How will you ever know that the modification you give an organism only does what it's intended to do?q
Ditto. I threw my hands-free kit out when I noticed that talking to someone you don't see makes driving at the same time much harder.
And because you call iOS7 crippleware even before it's out.
What could possibly go wrong?
Oh wait, that's what you said... sorry.
2^n seconds would be better, where n is the number of attempts done.
Sunbathing in summer is not enough for you?
That's what I meant. The strange thing is: the clock seems to not jump when the clamp jumps upward.
If you look closely at where the thing that holds the funnel is attached to the vertical rod, you see it 'jumps' upwards a few mm when the drop falls. It suddenly doesn't touch the grey thing underneath it anymore. I call this a hoax.
Indeed. And because the corporations can not be counted upon to 'go green.' So the government has to force them to do that. And because the US and other countries are governed by corporations, nothing will happen until the corporations see their profits deminish because of global warming or other causes that they can do something about. For instance, fish factories are already working on and implementing sustainable methods of catching and/or breeding fish, because if they wouldn't they would go out of business. Hopefully it's not too late before Big Oil starts acting to reduce greenhouse gasses.
Cool, thanks! Nice how that Wikipedia article doesn't say what the effects of the stuf are when it's used 'normally.'
What is lean?
Let's hope he gets punished for it. And young Trayvon too, if what you say is true. And sorry I misread your MSM... MSN doesn't even exist anymore...
That's what we had in the early days, until the internet became really popular. Trust etc like you describe it only works in communities where everyone knows each other, but the internet community is too large for that now.
I live in the Netherlands, which is probably similar to being on MSN in this case. I really didn't know all that. But why did he shoot the guy then?
Yes that is a weak spot in my argument. But I don't know a better solution.