There you go folks. The subject says it all. The growth and demand of social spending will make it impossible to commit resources to space exploration and growth to the point where humanity will eventually die choking on it's own piss and vomit. Space advocates are relegated to the same status of Ron Paul supporters.
My g15 lost a section of keys that stopped responding. It's not the dust/crap/whatever, it's shitty mechanical design of keyboards these days. Doesn't matter if it's a cheap ass keyboard or an expensive one, they are all crap underneath the keys.
Hrm, to elaborate on perception. I could probably write a whole book on that, or better yet... get a research grant, and spend it all on hookers and blow.
The further we look from out own point in space/time outward into the universe we will see that things farther away are moving away from us faster than something not so far away from our point in space/time. The acceleration is perceived, not real. We, humans, have only been observing, and measuring the universe for a very short time. Too short to really say 'well, it's accelerating, decelerating, etc...'
Of course. If there's a long series of 'big bangs' followed by 'big crunches' etc... Then it would just follow that there was a previous 'universe' that underwent a big bang/big crunch cycle, one before that, and probably one after ours crunches down then explodes again to creat another 'universe'.
Yes, it will crunch down again because gravity always wins, even against Chuck Norris.
'IP' (hate that term) piracy is just small beans compared to Identity Theft, and the government doesn't even seem to be considering passing legislation that would protect the victims from identity thieves and the resulting collection hassles.
It's all romanticism. There are issues local to us all that deserve our attention more than Tibet does. The kids just need to forget about Tibet, and work on freeing their heads from their asses.
The damn thing doesn't even move around. It just pivots in place, etc... There's absolutely no way you can mount a megawatt laser to this thing, and get the respect of your enemies.
Then they would have to track what was downloaded, and pay artists. In the proposed way they can claim they don't know what was downloaded, keep the whole fee for themselves, and cut out the artists completely.
This product needs to be realized on PCI-E, other wise it'll just be a hobbyist item that will never become anyting more.
That ones is a big hit withe Homeland Department of Redundancy Department of Homeland Departments.
There you go folks. The subject says it all. The growth and demand of social spending will make it impossible to commit resources to space exploration and growth to the point where humanity will eventually die choking on it's own piss and vomit. Space advocates are relegated to the same status of Ron Paul supporters.
That made my head hurt.
It's only a matter of time untill someone installs Linux under Wine. They'll post it into a blog, and it'll get linked here on slashdot.
My g15 lost a section of keys that stopped responding. It's not the dust/crap/whatever, it's shitty mechanical design of keyboards these days. Doesn't matter if it's a cheap ass keyboard or an expensive one, they are all crap underneath the keys.
Transgaming has been doing this with Cedega for years.
I dunno about other IT guys, but that just freaks me out when a client does that.
I've used "You are an idiot!" as my parting assessment of a client that I fired. Works rather well.
I've always found "Bow before me noob!" to be more effective.
Hrm, to elaborate on perception. I could probably write a whole book on that, or better yet... get a research grant, and spend it all on hookers and blow.
The further we look from out own point in space/time outward into the universe we will see that things farther away are moving away from us faster than something not so far away from our point in space/time. The acceleration is perceived, not real. We, humans, have only been observing, and measuring the universe for a very short time. Too short to really say 'well, it's accelerating, decelerating, etc...'
Perception.
Of course. If there's a long series of 'big bangs' followed by 'big crunches' etc... Then it would just follow that there was a previous 'universe' that underwent a big bang/big crunch cycle, one before that, and probably one after ours crunches down then explodes again to creat another 'universe'.
Yes, it will crunch down again because gravity always wins, even against Chuck Norris.
'IP' (hate that term) piracy is just small beans compared to Identity Theft, and the government doesn't even seem to be considering passing legislation that would protect the victims from identity thieves and the resulting collection hassles.
Well, that's certianly nicer than my Product Suggestion feedback that they shove their sound cards up their collective asses.
It's better for an innocent man to rot in prison than to let a criminal go free.
If current law enforcement principles were applied to the Vietnam war, the My Lai massacre would have been deemed a successfull operation.
Even though it doesn't violate the letter of the law, it certainly violates the spirit of the law.
The Chinese government is in control in China, and doesn't have to justify jack and shit.
It's all romanticism. There are issues local to us all that deserve our attention more than Tibet does. The kids just need to forget about Tibet, and work on freeing their heads from their asses.
All political systems are biased against honest people.
Romney does well because most people think that Mormonism is a Christian religion. With Lieberman, relgion hasn't been an issue AFAIK.
Because we're cheap bastards.
The damn thing doesn't even move around. It just pivots in place, etc... There's absolutely no way you can mount a megawatt laser to this thing, and get the respect of your enemies.
Then they would have to track what was downloaded, and pay artists. In the proposed way they can claim they don't know what was downloaded, keep the whole fee for themselves, and cut out the artists completely.
Perhaps he/she doesn't want a record contract. The majority of muscians/singers that sign up with record companies end up going into debt.