What's so hard about supporting an electric car? Changing wires? Replacing batteries? How about we make the Big Three assist the nimbler domestic startups. They've shown that their size has been a liability when it comes to change. If they want public funds, they should be serving the best interests of the public - and, increasingly that means GOING green, not play-acting green.
I have yet to see a serious, insightful post about this story. A little googling turned up pics and data although I confess that I don't know what 16 kwh / 100 KM works out to in MPG.
The pictures I saw of the car look pretty nice. Congrats to the Chinese - if this turns out to be a quality vehicle, it may force the Big Three stragglers to dump some of their guzzlers and give us clean, efficient vehicles we can depend on
I hope that they are better than their Windows one. Those damn Brother MFC drivers are a pain and their USB serial emulation used to prevent Windows from going into Standby
Good question. I'd used Emule obfuscation some a good while back to get around Rogers throttling. I suspect they might try throttling it by total number of connections ( per second? ) for all encrypted streams - that will probably bugger some VPN connections, I would think
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Timothy Dalton was the biggest change wrt to classic womanizing Bond although the pendulum did swing back when Pierce took the reins.
Daniel Craig is the most complex Bond to date and the most believable ass-kicker of the lot. Althought, the fight on the train between Connery and Robert Shaw ( From Russia with Love ) is perhaps still my favorite after all these decades.
I hope that you are making an apples to apples comparison. A government ( or corporation) might be getting 1000s of small projects right and really messing up a few big ones that collectively may be worth or cost more than the thousands they get right.
Al Qaeda's 9/11 plans all came into existence in February 2001?
Jeez, get one ugly woman to suck your dick and everyone forgets all the good you tried to do. Keep in mind that his efforts were blocked by Republicans and they delivered a much-watered down version of the initial bill
Clinton left office with the economy is great shape. And he did go after terrorists. What's your beef with Bill? ( Ok, aside from lousy taste in interns )
I'm 44 also. The biggest change I've noticed is that I'm a LOT worse at remembering names and I have a lot more "tip of my tongue" episodes compared to 5-10 years ago. I did notice a dramatic worsening of my short-term memory after being knocked briefly unconscious by a car in my late teens but was otherwise fine.
No to mention, pushing a police officer is assault. That'll get you a lot more than a dog sniff - you'll find your ass in lockup and, under the new "Freedom" rules, you could be there for a while.
What are you talking about? Is there a database of police dogs and their false-positive alerts? Is an individual entitled to know this before allowing a dog to sniff his vehicle?
The only thing you can do is fight it in court, which takes time and a lot of money. And, while you might win, unless the laws are overturned, it can happen again and again. Oh and guess what - you're now in their database, almost definitely flagged as a "problem individual". I almost 100% certain you'll never have a stress-free border crossing ever again - and you'd better move outside the 100-mile zone.
Noriega was a scumbag as are the Taliban and Osama bin Laden but the US has seen fit for a very long time to support scumbags when it suited their purposes.
Capitol Hill is full of bible thumpers who apparently never bothered to read the Book of Hosea - "For they have sown the wind, and shall reap the whirlwind"
Right now there isn't any tracing being done into DOM methods (only across pure-JavaScript objects) - but that is something that will be rectified. Being able to trace through a DOM method would successfully speed up, not only, math and object-intensive applications (as it does now) but also regular DOM manipulation and property access.
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I'm Canadian. Have a good look at what we have to do to extract oil from tar sands - it's a disgusting disgrace - and a huge waste of water.
Until a better process comes along to separate oil from sand, the tar sands should stay in the ground.
What's so hard about supporting an electric car?
Changing wires? Replacing batteries? How about we make the Big Three assist the nimbler domestic startups.
They've shown that their size has been a liability when it comes to change.
If they want public funds, they should be serving the best interests of the public - and, increasingly that means GOING green, not play-acting green.
I have yet to see a serious, insightful post about this story. A little googling turned up pics and data although I confess that I don't know what
16 kwh / 100 KM works out to in MPG.
The pictures I saw of the car look pretty nice. Congrats to the Chinese - if this turns out to be a quality vehicle, it may force the Big Three stragglers to dump some of their guzzlers and give
us clean, efficient vehicles we can depend on
Hey, AC, i think you've injected too much saline into your "brains" if you're complaining about the moderation of the grandparent post.
I hope that they are better than their Windows one.
Those damn Brother MFC drivers are a pain and their USB serial emulation used to prevent Windows from going into Standby
China has the cash to buy whatever the fuck they'd need - and arms dealers have no consciences.
As was pointed out, stewardesses could then be disqualified because it's the plural form.
Good question. I'd used Emule obfuscation some a good while back to get around Rogers throttling.
I suspect they might try throttling it by total number of connections ( per second? ) for all encrypted streams - that will probably bugger some
VPN connections, I would think
Do tell, oh Anonymous COWARD
Timothy Dalton was the biggest change wrt to classic womanizing Bond although the pendulum did swing back when Pierce took the reins.
Daniel Craig is the most complex Bond to date and the most believable ass-kicker of the lot. Althought, the fight on the train between Connery and Robert Shaw ( From Russia with Love ) is perhaps still my favorite after all these decades.
I hope that you are making an apples to apples comparison. A government ( or corporation) might be getting 1000s of small projects right and really messing up a few big ones that collectively may be worth or cost more than the thousands they get right.
Al Qaeda's 9/11 plans all came into existence in February 2001?
Jeez, get one ugly woman to suck your dick and everyone forgets all the good you tried to do.
Keep in mind that his efforts were blocked by Republicans and they delivered a much-watered down version of the initial bill
http://www.cnn.com/US/9604/18/anti.terror.bill/index.html
Clinton left office with the economy is great shape.
And he did go after terrorists.
What's your beef with Bill? ( Ok, aside from lousy taste in interns )
Look how long it took to get Theora 1.0 released. Better to release something
and ship an improved version later.
Really? Thank you. I'll see if I can find a copy.
Wow, you have no shortage of either venom or free time. So, if you're proven wrong, will you put as
much effort into a rewrite or retraction?
That's a really bad paraphrase of an old maxim:
"New brooms sweep clean, but old ones know the corners"
Historically, their most significant work is done before age 30.
I'm 44 also. The biggest change I've noticed is that I'm a LOT worse at remembering names and I have a lot more "tip of my tongue" episodes compared to 5-10 years ago.
I did notice a dramatic worsening of my short-term memory after being knocked briefly unconscious by a car in my late teens but was otherwise fine.
No to mention, pushing a police officer is assault.
That'll get you a lot more than a dog sniff - you'll find your ass in lockup and, under the new "Freedom" rules, you could be there for a while.
What are you talking about? Is there a database of police dogs and their false-positive alerts?
Is an individual entitled to know this before allowing a dog to sniff his vehicle?
The only thing you can do is fight it in court, which takes time and a lot of money. And, while you might win, unless the laws are overturned, it can happen again and again.
Oh and guess what - you're now in their database, almost definitely flagged as a "problem individual".
I almost 100% certain you'll never have a stress-free border crossing ever again - and you'd better move outside the 100-mile zone.
Having heard recently of the potential benefits of high-voltage DC lines, I wonder if ConEd may not have made a small mistake.
Noriega was a scumbag as are the Taliban and Osama
bin Laden but the US has seen fit for a very long time to support scumbags when it suited their purposes.
Capitol Hill is full of bible thumpers who apparently never bothered to read the Book of Hosea - "For they have sown the wind, and shall reap the whirlwind"
How did this get +5 Insightful? C'mon, people be a little discriminating
http://developer.mozilla.org/En/DOM_improvements_in_Firefox_3
It seems they have been focusing on extending the DOM support but TraceMonkey will eventually be used to enhance FF's DOM performance
(Excerpt from this page: http://ejohn.org/blog/tracemonkey/)
Right now there isn't any tracing being done into DOM methods (only across pure-JavaScript objects) - but that is something that will be rectified. Being able to trace through a DOM method would successfully speed up, not only, math and object-intensive applications (as it does now) but also regular DOM manipulation and property access.