A recent episode of Undercovers had the geeky sidekick guy say to the smooth CIA agent, "Nice simile" -- I liked that he used the correct term (most people would automatically say "nice metaphor"), since the agent had used "like" in the comparison.
VLC does not work with Iron Man 2 DVD. I just rented it, and fuck if I had to watch it on the Xbox (not 360, the old-school, as the 360 needs repair, AGAIN).
For example, try searching for any remotely obscure technical information and you find the same question and answers popping up again and again because some fucking screen scrapers have ripped off the original thread where it occured and put it on their own site. Not only does that make it harder to find varied answers, but it means that it's hard to find the original site and post followup questions or see if anybody else has.
Seems like adding a temporal component to the search results could eliminate this practice.
Half style points for using "doom", but you should have also added something about "competitors will be quaking in their boots". And also, "he's got a keen eye for detail", or something.
Nice image, thanks: I picture that tire coming towards the car, and it's bouncing, and the car brakes suddenly (communicating this to the car behind it and others, so as not to cause an accident), the tire bounces up higher than the car, the car accelerates to scoot under it, and the tire bounces again behind it. The next car repeats this, and so on.
This is somewhat like the Internet, which routes around damage; the self-driving cars will route around damaged vehicles on the road, driving us to our destination as fast as possible, given the conditions (weather and accidents) -- but won't have any rubbernecking. Well, that is, people in the vehicles will be free to look in whatever direction they care to; the vehicle will still travel at the optimal pace to its destination.
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Sorry for wicked long delay in replying, but: this sounds awesome, and a great way to fight back. Have the fuel gauge be digital, and fed into the scales. I wonder if with many more scales, the sensitivity will increase? Like you said with boards and bathroom scales; if you used like 40 of the scales (10 per tire, with a weird-looking frame sending the weight to each), perhaps the "cost per granularity" might be better than with more expensive types of scales? (That's just thinking out loud, never tried it...)
Would probably also want some sort of interior camera, to assist in detecting changes ("the big box in the rear is now gone"), etc.
Hmm, or perhaps scales built into the car! Yeah, now the NSA is after me, great...
Thanks! Added to my cart as well. (By the way, used to wanna kill all humans back in high school; these days, I still want to take everyone with me, but into the Singularity/nanotechnology future where we only die when we want to. Strange how things change, and thanks for reminding me of it!:)
If I didn't need food, then the creatures that used to provide the food would be taking up resources I could put to better use. Be careful what you wish for...
You park your car on 4 very sensitive scales. They keep a record. Your home is safe; they'll have to install it at your work. And you'll likely notice the difference, one day to the next.
Christian concept of God is that he exists outside that time flow, and therefore observes the entire stream from its beginning to its end.
So, God is somewhat like Maxwell's Demon, which can move particles from one side of a slit to another without actually taking up any space or friction?
Yes, it is a rather advanced concept more reminiscent of time travel science fiction stories. Nonetheless Christians have actually developed it rather early on as part of their theology.
Hmm, so the early Christians were cannabis worshippers as well?
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A recent episode of Undercovers had the geeky sidekick guy say to the smooth CIA agent, "Nice simile" -- I liked that he used the correct term (most people would automatically say "nice metaphor"), since the agent had used "like" in the comparison.
VLC does not work with Iron Man 2 DVD. I just rented it, and fuck if I had to watch it on the Xbox (not 360, the old-school, as the 360 needs repair, AGAIN).
I liked that you inserted "9-11" in your response to an article about TSA hysteria over 9-11 actions (well, rather, responses).
You only pay a lot for health care if you don't understand breathing and fingertips.
In soviet Russia, hilarious thinks it is you! Horrorshow, and all that; videe well.
Seems like adding a temporal component to the search results could eliminate this practice.
You posted on either side of 4:20, and we are to expect that it's just late where you are? :)
Half style points for using "doom", but you should have also added something about "competitors will be quaking in their boots". And also, "he's got a keen eye for detail", or something.
Nice image, thanks: I picture that tire coming towards the car, and it's bouncing, and the car brakes suddenly (communicating this to the car behind it and others, so as not to cause an accident), the tire bounces up higher than the car, the car accelerates to scoot under it, and the tire bounces again behind it. The next car repeats this, and so on.
This is somewhat like the Internet, which routes around damage; the self-driving cars will route around damaged vehicles on the road, driving us to our destination as fast as possible, given the conditions (weather and accidents) -- but won't have any rubbernecking. Well, that is, people in the vehicles will be free to look in whatever direction they care to; the vehicle will still travel at the optimal pace to its destination.
First vendor who left huge holes in their base system that the web browser could take advantage of, you mean?
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I'm a home user, and I managed to slipstream SP3 onto my old XP CD. I taught gramma how as well.
Sorry for wicked long delay in replying, but: this sounds awesome, and a great way to fight back. Have the fuel gauge be digital, and fed into the scales. I wonder if with many more scales, the sensitivity will increase? Like you said with boards and bathroom scales; if you used like 40 of the scales (10 per tire, with a weird-looking frame sending the weight to each), perhaps the "cost per granularity" might be better than with more expensive types of scales? (That's just thinking out loud, never tried it...)
Would probably also want some sort of interior camera, to assist in detecting changes ("the big box in the rear is now gone"), etc.
Hmm, or perhaps scales built into the car! Yeah, now the NSA is after me, great...
"That's a very nice impulse you have there!"
Missing an "and"
No ever cookie here, but I do have some recursive brownies...
Sure, but one time you'll make it past the next light.
Thanks! Added to my cart as well. (By the way, used to wanna kill all humans back in high school; these days, I still want to take everyone with me, but into the Singularity/nanotechnology future where we only die when we want to. Strange how things change, and thanks for reminding me of it! :)
If I didn't need food, then the creatures that used to provide the food would be taking up resources I could put to better use. Be careful what you wish for...
Pics, or... ahem.
New business model: "car shoes."
You park your car on 4 very sensitive scales. They keep a record. Your home is safe; they'll have to install it at your work. And you'll likely notice the difference, one day to the next.
So, God is somewhat like Maxwell's Demon, which can move particles from one side of a slit to another without actually taking up any space or friction?
Hmm, so the early Christians were cannabis worshippers as well?
I had no idea that this God that some people worship had anything to do with the Forerunners. For that, I suppose, I'm thankful.