Wait wait wait, Are you trying to tell me that sticky back plastic and Sellotape were 2 different things? They never ever mentioned Sellotape on Blue Peter, because it is a brand name. Hence sticky back plastic.
I'd go to see this movie if it has GladOS. I could listen to her lines for days. Innovative puzzles aside, her lines, and her deliverance of them made the game what it is.
Good question. Given that there are an infinite number of numbers, are there an infinite number of primes? Or, if you can determine that given how 1,2,3 are tightly spaced, then 5, 6, 11, 13 are medium spaced, then 17, 23, 29 start getting further and further apart, can you say that as n tends to infinity, the gap between primes eventually tends to infinity also, thus producing a 'final' prime number?
Signal to noise will likely be too high. In the words of one of modern day's great philosophers, "Aint nobody got time for that".
Is you insurance agency going to have the time and money (and access) to examine petabytes of data from so many sources, just to put a few more cents onto your premium?
These cameras may be the worst possible thing for insurance agencies. When everyone has one, there's a good likelihood that people will stop buying full comp insurance, and just settle for 3rd party (mandatory) in the belief that they will always have video evidence that they didn't cause the accident. Good drivers will simply not bother with anything but the basic 3rd party, fire & theft insurance.
I made a similar comment above in response to another post, but this sounds like paying $250k investment the first time around to ensure that you set a solid precedent in the courts that is unassailable. Thereafter is is a simple case of issuing bills and charging the bailiff/sheriff with the task of recovering it.
IANAL but doesn't this also cement in case law a successful outcome, thus making all further prosecutions a thing of rote? Can they now just use the system to send out 3 strikes, then a sheriff to claim the bill and possibly skip the courts altogether?
The asteroid might even be very beneficial! I imagine that it might knock a lot of space junk out of orbit, either decaying or escaping or just being bug-splatted to the front of asteroid and carried off.
I wonder how much gravitational pull it will have on objects in its path, how will it affect* things that it doesn't physically touch.
*Need coffee, had to google whether it was affect/effect, to avoid the wrath of grammar nazis...
I seriously doubt even a solid gold asteroid would justify the costs to go into space, mine it, and return said gold to earth--even if it were a relatively close solid gold asteroid.
It was a to compensate losses what artists suffered from people sharing their copyrighted material.
There a problem with this. They cannot prove that artists suffer due to piracy. It has been shown time and again that sharing people's songs among friends promotes the music and increases the chance that they will buy music in future and/or go to concerts.
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Wait wait wait, Are you trying to tell me that sticky back plastic and Sellotape were 2 different things? They never ever mentioned Sellotape on Blue Peter, because it is a brand name. Hence sticky back plastic.
I'd go to see this movie if it has GladOS. I could listen to her lines for days. Innovative puzzles aside, her lines, and her deliverance of them made the game what it is.
I completely agree, Fracking is as popular as ever.
Good question. Given that there are an infinite number of numbers, are there an infinite number of primes? Or, if you can determine that given how 1,2,3 are tightly spaced, then 5, 6, 11, 13 are medium spaced, then 17, 23, 29 start getting further and further apart, can you say that as n tends to infinity, the gap between primes eventually tends to infinity also, thus producing a 'final' prime number?
You simply spread your work onto more pages!
I have a great way to game the system.
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Yes, but it punishes you for being good.
When did we make the step from "Corporation ARE People" to "Corporations Post on Slashdot"? Surely this is worthy of it's own news article?!
Signal to noise will likely be too high. In the words of one of modern day's great philosophers, "Aint nobody got time for that".
Is you insurance agency going to have the time and money (and access) to examine petabytes of data from so many sources, just to put a few more cents onto your premium?
These cameras may be the worst possible thing for insurance agencies. When everyone has one, there's a good likelihood that people will stop buying full comp insurance, and just settle for 3rd party (mandatory) in the belief that they will always have video evidence that they didn't cause the accident. Good drivers will simply not bother with anything but the basic 3rd party, fire & theft insurance.
I made a similar comment above in response to another post, but this sounds like paying $250k investment the first time around to ensure that you set a solid precedent in the courts that is unassailable. Thereafter is is a simple case of issuing bills and charging the bailiff/sheriff with the task of recovering it.
IANAL but doesn't this also cement in case law a successful outcome, thus making all further prosecutions a thing of rote? Can they now just use the system to send out 3 strikes, then a sheriff to claim the bill and possibly skip the courts altogether?
Sit back, relax, close your eyes,.. hey, how are you still reading this?
The asteroid might even be very beneficial! I imagine that it might knock a lot of space junk out of orbit, either decaying or escaping or just being bug-splatted to the front of asteroid and carried off.
I wonder how much gravitational pull it will have on objects in its path, how will it affect* things that it doesn't physically touch.
*Need coffee, had to google whether it was affect/effect, to avoid the wrath of grammar nazis...
I hate to be a pedant, but how did you get OWS from Open Wireless Movement? OWM surely?
I think your post gave me autism.
But copyrights don't hurt anyone!
Isn't that what separates criminals from the rest of us? I know that I could earn more money doing illegal activities than where I work right now.
I seriously doubt even a solid gold asteroid would justify the costs to go into space, mine it, and return said gold to earth--even if it were a relatively close solid gold asteroid.
You could recast it into a more useful shape
Okay, so I get 3-axis (x, y, z) what are the other 2 axis for? Will it make a Mobius loop?
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Does this make you feel better?
Of course, now I've incorporated your post into the Parent's.
Particularly in more civilized nations where the religious are less likely to kill people.
Oh, they would if they could.
I'd watch that.
SG:U could easily have been directed by him. "Stargate: Lost" is a private name me and some friends had for it.
That is exactly why we need USians, because USians immediately think that American refers to them, and them alone.
It was a to compensate losses what artists suffered from people sharing their copyrighted material.
There a problem with this. They cannot prove that artists suffer due to piracy. It has been shown time and again that sharing people's songs among friends promotes the music and increases the chance that they will buy music in future and/or go to concerts.