Very cool - given the lack of gravity. Definitely a technological win - should lead to other technological advancements. However, with all the "debris" (like micro or larger meteorites) in the solar system (not to mention the outside of our solar system), is this hope for long distance space travel actually practical? Solar sails seem really fragile.
I think we always receive a "vertical" look at the benefits (I.e., monitor blood pressure, heart rate, etc), and these are good in combat. Along with IPv6 addresses on just about all "elements" on a soldier (I.e., smart gear, location equipment, gps, etc), this adds another element of real-time combat monitoring and has a huge potential to monitor/save lives.
But, are we being told everything they can glean with these wondrous new underpants?
If the data is available, I would be interested in learning the death rate for people with asperger syndrome in prison facilities. (Note: Not to excuse his actions of course)
Inmate: Hey newbie - what's your name? Asperger Prisoner: #$@#%@! sir (Prison Alarm)
...take it as a challenge to do something else. If the patent is successful, let it serve as the "bar" to beat. It will foster healthy competition and drive innovation. In fact, replace whatever they used with amphibian DNA... sex changing amphibian DNA. [dramatic music]
What guy wouldn't want a horses dick? Yeah - you would limit who you can date but talk about a show stopper at a meeting when you whip it out and slap it on the table when you don't have an answer.
Overlord1: These brutish simple beings have finally yielded some light at the end of the tunnel. Overlord2: Yes, but it will still be a few centuries to perfect, sell, and drive adoption before we can flip the switch and merge them into Overmind. Overlord1: Ok - when can I see the Microsoft Project Plan?
Not me. They can still make money from that. I said consumers should be protected from their mistakes. They keep funds available for legal shielding - I'm merely suggesting an industry practice similar to that for "mistakes" we should not have to help them absorb.
After having to pay for a bullshit data plan for my son's phone on Verizon - part of me is glad they can potentially get it in the butt with this suite. However, I know that the one who will pay for this is me (and all the other users) of their services. How about a law that prohibits these companies from passing on their "mistakes" to the consumers?
is the way I first read this and talk about an excuse for meth users! But I came to my senses and was reminded that we can often extract potentially "good" byproducts from destructive ones. Look for new over the counter drugs promising to improve your memory soon.
I was in a raid of 25 entering the Frostwing Halls in Icecrown Citadel when all of a sudden a bunch of fucking Counter Strike hackers came out and blew our shit away. I mean - WTF?!
You still don't understand? World of Warcraft is not VAC secured.... that means the CS players can hack!.... oh, never mind!
Why not just post what you don't care about loosing and lie about everything else? On many social sites, I'm 60, 70, or more years old; I live in different cities, and... yes... I even lie about the music I like and why I'm on the site. I could give two shits about loosing my Facebook, MySpace, HI5, etc. My friends know it's all BS - but the main purpose is served - we communicate and share.
It's like what I learned about lending money: Only lend out as much as you can afford never to get back.
I don't know - maybe I'm missing the point (and I think I'm lucky that I'm not in a position to care)
It's conceivable, especially under this circumstance, that an already open (let's say) Gmail page is re-written. What's the first thought that might come to mind? Oh, it auto logged off - only to have people "log back in". Agreed. This issue has potential. Bring out the fixes - soon!
equals suicide right? I can understand these kind of blind statements when you want a "funny" modifier... but on a serious story issue such as this - it's just plain ignorant.
... I'm trademarking: and, the, a, of, I, who, what, when, where, and whole list of others... AND THEN you'll all rue the day! (seriously - where does this shit end?)
We've dispatched FBI agents to your location. We don't know how you got one, but you must obviously have a copy of the Military's training program... you know, the modified (for military use) version of Atari's Asteroids where the rocket ship is replaced by the X-37B and the asteroids by rouge satellites.
Slashdot Mirror
Very cool - given the lack of gravity. Definitely a technological win - should lead to other technological advancements. However, with all the "debris" (like micro or larger meteorites) in the solar system (not to mention the outside of our solar system), is this hope for long distance space travel actually practical? Solar sails seem really fragile.
what else can they monitor?
I think we always receive a "vertical" look at the benefits (I.e., monitor blood pressure, heart rate, etc), and these are good in combat. Along with IPv6 addresses on just about all "elements" on a soldier (I.e., smart gear, location equipment, gps, etc), this adds another element of real-time combat monitoring and has a huge potential to monitor/save lives.
But, are we being told everything they can glean with these wondrous new underpants?
Yeah - that's the one I think I meant - DAMIT!
If the data is available, I would be interested in learning the death rate for people with asperger syndrome in prison facilities.
(Note: Not to excuse his actions of course)
Inmate: Hey newbie - what's your name?
Asperger Prisoner: #$@#%@! sir
(Prison Alarm)
that we're too late:
http://coolest-homemade-costumes.shippony.com/images/food/drinks/water/halloween-costume-ideas-for-kids-01.jpg
DEAD MAN WALKING!
...take it as a challenge to do something else. If the patent is successful, let it serve as the "bar" to beat. It will foster healthy competition and drive innovation. In fact, replace whatever they used with amphibian DNA ... sex changing amphibian DNA. [dramatic music]
What guy wouldn't want a horses dick? Yeah - you would limit who you can date but talk about a show stopper at a meeting when you whip it out and slap it on the table when you don't have an answer.
Overlord1: These brutish simple beings have finally yielded some light at the end of the tunnel.
Overlord2: Yes, but it will still be a few centuries to perfect, sell, and drive adoption before we can flip the switch and merge them into Overmind.
Overlord1: Ok - when can I see the Microsoft Project Plan?
Not me. They can still make money from that. I said consumers should be protected from their mistakes. They keep funds available for legal shielding - I'm merely suggesting an industry practice similar to that for "mistakes" we should not have to help them absorb.
After having to pay for a bullshit data plan for my son's phone on Verizon - part of me is glad they can potentially get it in the butt with this suite. However, I know that the one who will pay for this is me (and all the other users) of their services. How about a law that prohibits these companies from passing on their "mistakes" to the consumers?
is the way I first read this and talk about an excuse for meth users! But I came to my senses and was reminded that we can often extract potentially "good" byproducts from destructive ones. Look for new over the counter drugs promising to improve your memory soon.
I was in a raid of 25 entering the Frostwing Halls in Icecrown Citadel when all of a sudden a bunch of fucking Counter Strike hackers came out and blew our shit away. I mean - WTF?!
You still don't understand? World of Warcraft is not VAC secured .... that means the CS players can hack! .... oh, never mind!
Why not just post what you don't care about loosing and lie about everything else? On many social sites, I'm 60, 70, or more years old; I live in different cities, and ... yes ... I even lie about the music I like and why I'm on the site. I could give two shits about loosing my Facebook, MySpace, HI5, etc. My friends know it's all BS - but the main purpose is served - we communicate and share.
It's like what I learned about lending money: Only lend out as much as you can afford never to get back.
I don't know - maybe I'm missing the point (and I think I'm lucky that I'm not in a position to care)
According to Google image searches ... it's not only a word ... but an activity as well!
The Great Big Suppository in the Sky
It's conceivable, especially under this circumstance, that an already open (let's say) Gmail page is re-written. What's the first thought that might come to mind? Oh, it auto logged off - only to have people "log back in". Agreed. This issue has potential. Bring out the fixes - soon!
equals suicide right? I can understand these kind of blind statements when you want a "funny" modifier ... but on a serious story issue such as this - it's just plain ignorant.
... Public Masturbation. Taboo or tubular? You decide.
... I'm trademarking: and, the, a, of, I, who, what, when, where, and whole list of others ... AND THEN you'll all rue the day!
(seriously - where does this shit end?)
What a difference 20+ minutes makes ... it was green when I originally linked it.
If so, it still seems eager to take my business:
http://www.webhostingstuff.com/company/3FNNET.html
We've dispatched FBI agents to your location. We don't know how you got one, but you must obviously have a copy of the Military's training program ... you know, the modified (for military use) version of Atari's Asteroids where the rocket ship is replaced by the X-37B and the asteroids by rouge satellites.
Either people are avoiding the obvious or maybe it's not so obvious ...
It would be called a cluster f*ck.
Sorry - after "clusterbation" and "galaxy bang" ... I had to jump in to prevent any further tangents.
test command embedded into the code that allows "dummy" testing within the development environment. Either way - oops.