I don't know much about them, but maybe you can get one of those.
you can get one. the big trick is getting cops and others to recognise what they are, let alone accept them as identification. many people have never even heard of them.
The models described seem far too simple to describe something as complicated as society.
quite so. but from the article it doesn't sound like the workers are trying to describe society, but rather to show how simple, even unconscious, individual behaviours can produce society-wide effects. making people aware of this would alone be a valuable contribution. too many people look only for superficial straight-line explanations for observed social structures.
a "human" square would base it's rules on the squares next to it, BUT also on the makup of the board as a whole
an important point made more than once in the article is that real humans, as distinct from those in traditional economic models, don't generally know the whole board.
Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities
it looks like they did make you believe an absurdity this fine april fool's day, so tell us, what atrocities are they talking you into? this could be fun!
years ago, when intel introduced their "intel inside" logo, i created a version that read "intell-icide", as in killer of intellect. it is still applicable.
I left all my choices to yes and changed the email account to abuse@yahoo.com
but that's the account for reporting non-yahoo spam, which they might actually do something about. we don't want to flood it out. better to use investor_relations@yahoo-inc.com.
wrapping this around your fridge (back of the fridge in particular) will give you a really _hot_ kitchen
it might make the fridge's heat exchanger slightly more efficient, but that just means the compressor won't need to run quite so long to cool the fridge, which in turn means the kitchen will get less hot, since the heat given of by a fridge comes mostly from the motor. the heat being moved from the inside came from the outside in the first place.
It does nothing for cooling. it's nice if the shim is at least as conductive as the heat sink. this would seem to be, and being foam it will conform to the shape of the chip and the sink.
I'm not sure I like the idea of being responsible for mail I don't read.
but they did read the messages he held them responsible for. they didn't read the whole message, but they did respond to it. that is communication, and if it wasn't intelligent communication on their part, well that's their problem.
... or thinkers of any sort. All over their site they say the can contains "crushed limestone", aka "calcium oxide", which is found all over the Earth. Now if it were so common, it would be coming into contact with water all the time, heating up, and changing into something else. So it would all be long gone, and not common at all.
Calcium oxide is made from limestone. Here's some info. Limestone is calcium carbonate. I'm also curious about their claim that the CaO is combined with water. I'll bet there is something else in the water to make for an effective reaction.
On one page, they say that calcium oxide is an approved food supplement. Given how nasty quicklime can be, I wonder if anyone here knows how to verify this?
This tells me that Yahoo! is _explicitly_ placing spam in there yes. when you sign up for their POP or forwarding service, you agree to take some spam from them. i never figured out how to distinguish this 'legit' spam from the rest of it, and just sent it all to spamcop regardless.
any person with an interest in my $2500 machine can come along with a pair of wire cutters and hack off the wire
those wires are usually made of aircraft cable -- multi-stranded stainless steel. even with bolt cutters it takes a while to cut through; it doesn't just slice like the solid metal that wire and bolt cutters are made for.
I want to have good tools for limiting access to that kind of material. Isn't that permissible, or does your picture of "free speech" include jamming whatever content you feel like generating down my throat? nobody is suggesting that you may not install your own filters for your own surfing. but do you really want someone else to install filters beyond your control, perhaps without telling you that they are present, or what they filter? personally, if i were in charge of choosing filters for others, i would prevent the dissemination of religious ideas; they are an endless source of bloody conflict.
My mother was out of town on the day I was born, so she missed it
seems an appropriately trivial consequence. people have a distressing tendency to make virtues of necessities, and then complain when the necessity is removed.
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I don't know much about them, but maybe you can get one of those.
you can get one. the big trick is getting cops and others to recognise what they are, let alone accept them as identification. many people have never even heard of them.
There is still the old argument that if you didn't do anything wrong, what do you have to worry about?
of course. that's why nobody ever complained about having to carry national ID or internal passports in the old soviet union or south africa.
The models described seem far too simple to describe something as complicated as society.
quite so. but from the article it doesn't sound like the workers are trying to describe society, but rather to show how simple, even unconscious, individual behaviours can produce society-wide effects. making people aware of this would alone be a valuable contribution. too many people look only for superficial straight-line explanations for observed social structures.
a "human" square would base it's rules on the squares next to it, BUT also on the makup of the board as a whole
an important point made more than once in the article is that real humans, as distinct from those in traditional economic models, don't generally know the whole board.
Those who can make you believe absurdities
can make you commit atrocities
it looks like they did make you believe an absurdity this fine april fool's day, so tell us, what atrocities are they talking you into? this could be fun!
Silicon Valley is alive and well? Then how come so many tech geeks I know are unemployed or working at Starbucks, bookstores, etc.?
if things are so bad, who's buying at starbucks, etc.?
years ago, when intel introduced their "intel inside" logo, i created a version that read "intell-icide", as in killer of intellect. it is still applicable.
I left all my choices to yes and changed the email account to abuse@yahoo.com
but that's the account for reporting non-yahoo spam, which they might actually do something about. we don't want to flood it out.
better to use investor_relations@yahoo-inc.com.
"it's" means "it is"
"its" is the possessive form of "it"
here's an easy way to remember it:
his hers its
he's she's it's
i wonder if MS has found a way to make their products addictive too.
Isn't that what the MCSE training is for?
ah yes, no doubt. IBM pioneered that trick in the old mainframe days.
wrapping this around your fridge (back of the fridge in particular) will give you a really _hot_ kitchen
it might make the fridge's heat exchanger slightly more efficient, but that just means the compressor won't need to run quite so long to cool the fridge, which in turn means the kitchen will get less hot, since the heat given of by a fridge comes mostly from the motor. the heat being moved from the inside came from the outside in the first place.
It does nothing for cooling.
it's nice if the shim is at least as conductive as the heat sink. this would seem to be, and being foam it will conform to the shape of the chip and the sink.
I'm not sure I like the idea of being responsible for mail I don't read.
but they did read the messages he held them responsible for. they didn't read the whole message, but they did respond to it. that is communication, and if it wasn't intelligent communication on their part, well that's their problem.
... or thinkers of any sort. All over their site they say the can contains "crushed limestone", aka "calcium oxide", which is found all over the Earth. Now if it were so common, it would be coming into contact with water all the time, heating up, and changing into something else. So it would all be long gone, and not common at all.
Calcium oxide is made from limestone. Here's some info. Limestone is calcium carbonate.
I'm also curious about their claim that the CaO is combined with water. I'll bet there is something else in the water to make for an effective reaction.
On one page, they say that calcium oxide is an approved food supplement. Given how nasty quicklime can be, I wonder if anyone here knows how to verify this?
This tells me that Yahoo! is _explicitly_ placing spam in there
yes. when you sign up for their POP or forwarding service, you agree to take some spam from them.
i never figured out how to distinguish this 'legit' spam from the rest of it, and just sent it all to spamcop regardless.
No real management is going to take this seriously.
there was a time when that was said of Windoze too.
any person with an interest in my $2500 machine can come along with a pair of wire cutters and hack off the wire
those wires are usually made of aircraft cable -- multi-stranded stainless steel. even with bolt cutters it takes a while to cut through; it doesn't just slice like the solid metal that wire and bolt cutters are made for.
headline haikus are clever, but for a real challenge try doing acrostic sonnet headlines!
this is the proverbial tip of the iceburg, just like it was for Big Tobacco
unfortunately, big tobacco is still going strong, and still advertising to kids, despite that multi-giga-buck settlement.
i wonder if MS has found a way to make their products addictive too.
I want to have good tools for limiting access to that kind of material. Isn't that permissible, or does your picture of "free speech" include jamming whatever content you feel like generating down my throat?
nobody is suggesting that you may not install your own filters for your own surfing. but do you really want someone else to install filters beyond your control, perhaps without telling you that they are present, or what they filter?
personally, if i were in charge of choosing filters for others, i would prevent the dissemination of religious ideas; they are an endless source of bloody conflict.
In 1933 they had no data on matter-antimatter collisions. Now we have vast amounts.
How, exactly, do you store a neutral molecule of antimatter?
Here's a way from Triumph. Use light pressure from lasers tuned to the type of atom to be stored.
Once out of the water, an exoskeleton can support much less weight
so? they never do leave the water.
With Mac OS X you already have a UNIX system available
unfortunatly it is a rather old and limping unix.
My mother was out of town on the day I was born, so she missed it
seems an appropriately trivial consequence. people have a distressing tendency to make virtues of necessities, and then complain when the necessity is removed.