Well, conveniently that is $233.09 more than the statutory damage cap of $5000 that they might realize if they win (excluding exchange rate, which makes it even more of a loss).
My car (335i) has a couple stages of stability control (DSC, DTC, and, yes, completely off) I routinely disable the most nanny like stage and drive in the mode that lets a competent driver have a little fun, while still correcting for excessive errors (if it can). It's not all or nothing - there is a continuum.
Full on DSC is so interventionist it is annoying. I can see how it is probably good for the typical soccer mom, though.
I try to minimize the number of bags I get from the stores, even though they are still free here. But I too still need some of them for trash, otherwise I would also have to buy them.
I would probably be fine with that if the bags I bought for that purpose were specially designed to break down quickly. When we have spring flooding here we use sandbags that break down in a year or two. They can hold a lot of weight, but build a dike with them and after a few years it's mostly only sand left.
I recycle what I can, and use a garburetor for food scraps (my yard is small so I have no use for composting), but there is still some trash that needs to go in the kitchen trash can, and that needs some sort of bag that is durable for the short term, and disposable.
Yes. The difference between the USA and pretty much every other civilized country is that in America sick people are first and foremost considered an opportunity to make huge profits. Nothing comes before capitalism. Helping people is kind of an unfortunate but necessary afterthought.
Those middlemen suck a huge amount of money out of the system (I've seen numbers like 1/3) while not providing anything actually healthcare related. It's just about shareholders getting as much as they can off that gravy train of illness.
You should never rely on third parties to do encryption for you. You have to do it yourself so you have complete control of the keys. I do trust the algorithms used as there are many highly knowledgeable eyes looking at them, and the government uses them themselves.
And if you are concerned enough (or paranoid enough) you should indeed encrypt your data on an air-gapped computer, then move it to a networked machine for transfer, and reverse the process at the other end.
Picking small sections of data (portions of a graph) whilst ignoring the rest to try and make a point is scientifically dishonest at best (and wrong/completely inaccurate at worst).
So why did you post a graph of only 130 years then?
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Well, conveniently that is $233.09 more than the statutory damage cap of $5000 that they might realize if they win (excluding exchange rate, which makes it even more of a loss).
Perhaps this finding will help these people with the Indiegogo fundraising for their project;
http://www.nomorewoof.com/
You are right.
Clearly we are all gonna die.
But scientists have been equating ice levels with climate for decades.....
Obviously you are not talking about the stretch and poke crowd.
Given enough negative camber rice can slide into the ditch as well as anyone.
Indeed. What do children have to do with marriage anyway?
Not like you can't have one without the other. They are exclusive concepts albeit with some correlation in some societies.
Died in a Porsche as well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dean#Accident_and_aftermath
If only he had stability control.....
600 horsepower is nothing.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/go/news/videos/videos-monster-dyno-pull-from-saleen-s7
My car (335i) has a couple stages of stability control (DSC, DTC, and, yes, completely off) I routinely disable the most nanny like stage and drive in the mode that lets a competent driver have a little fun, while still correcting for excessive errors (if it can). It's not all or nothing - there is a continuum.
Full on DSC is so interventionist it is annoying. I can see how it is probably good for the typical soccer mom, though.
Most cars over, say, half a dozen years old don't have Stability Control.
Are they all unsafe?
Traction control in F1 was primarily for launches at the start in Senna's day.
It certainly would not have saved his life.
Like that will never be hacked.....
Safeway still gives out plastic bags for free.
Don't know if that will change when their acquisition by Sobeys is complete.
I try to minimize the number of bags I get from the stores, even though they are still free here. But I too still need some of them for trash, otherwise I would also have to buy them.
I would probably be fine with that if the bags I bought for that purpose were specially designed to break down quickly. When we have spring flooding here we use sandbags that break down in a year or two. They can hold a lot of weight, but build a dike with them and after a few years it's mostly only sand left.
I recycle what I can, and use a garburetor for food scraps (my yard is small so I have no use for composting), but there is still some trash that needs to go in the kitchen trash can, and that needs some sort of bag that is durable for the short term, and disposable.
Can't say for sure, but historically warmer has certainly been better for human civilization than colder.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/health/south-africa-winning/842652.html
CIA report;
http://www.climatemonitor.it/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/1974.pdf
Yes. The difference between the USA and pretty much every other civilized country is that in America sick people are first and foremost considered an opportunity to make huge profits. Nothing comes before capitalism. Helping people is kind of an unfortunate but necessary afterthought.
Those middlemen suck a huge amount of money out of the system (I've seen numbers like 1/3) while not providing anything actually healthcare related. It's just about shareholders getting as much as they can off that gravy train of illness.
I'm constantly thankful I don't live there.
But of course we all know it's not just about terrorism. It's about control.
Myself, I would much rather live in a country with a tiny risk of terrorism than a marginally safer, ostensibly terrorist free police state.
And those are pretty much the de facto choices.
You should never rely on third parties to do encryption for you. You have to do it yourself so you have complete control of the keys. I do trust the algorithms used as there are many highly knowledgeable eyes looking at them, and the government uses them themselves.
And if you are concerned enough (or paranoid enough) you should indeed encrypt your data on an air-gapped computer, then move it to a networked machine for transfer, and reverse the process at the other end.
But an obviously encrypted message would likely be blocked cold.
So much for e-commerce.
My 335i uses a QNX based system and it is impressively stable.
I shudder to think what an MS based system would be like. Scary enough seeing BSODs on ATM machines.
Our intelligence tells us that if we were to annex Canada, most Canadians would welcome us with open arms.
And the vast majority of us would vote Democrat.
http://www.harrisdecima.com/news/releases/201207/1446-obama-remains-extremely-popular-canada
OTOH, others of us could build IEDs as well as any Iraqi........
A million Tutsis can't be wrong.
Picking small sections of data (portions of a graph) whilst ignoring the rest to try and make a point is scientifically dishonest at best (and wrong/completely inaccurate at worst).
So why did you post a graph of only 130 years then?