Funny, I skimmed the sentence and parsed it correctly. It was only until I read the comments on it that I went and actually read through it that I appreciated it's unconventionality.
/Thurston Howell III voice: Yes, but what is the impact on this quarter's profits? I need to make sure my bonus performance experiences year-on-year increases./Thurston Howell III voice
Depends. What's the cost of something on Earth or in orbit? With $10k/lb (2.2 kilo-hectors I think) into orbit being low end for now, it could be worth it to set up mining and manufacturing in space. There, everything is worth more so it may prove equitable to produce. Now, are there any economically feasible reasons to be up there, that would make financial sense to a banker on Earth? Probably not but bankers aren't the be-all and end-all of humanity. At least, I hope not.
Yup, the KC-135's (introduced in 1957), I worked on in the 80's, and my father worked on in the 60's. They're still in active service today, with projected use through 2040. But yeah, avionics upgrades out the yin yang.
As for cars, as long as they allow '68-'72 Chevys on the road, i'll be happy.
So... carbon scrubbers on the volcanos? Maybe if they get that Sunshine to Fuel thing worked out, volcanos could become the oil fields of the next century.
Yeah, but it's paid for by the phone companies, using fees they collect for it. How is that right? Companies shouldn't be shackled by conservative mandated rules and forced to give up their god given profits. Didn't Jesus say Render from Caesar all that you can, to lord it over the peasants in the fields?
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Yes Sheldon.
NetBSD?
*golf clap*
Funny, I skimmed the sentence and parsed it correctly. It was only until I read the comments on it that I went and actually read through it that I appreciated it's unconventionality.
Except we got it backwards.
He married his mom?
Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is.
Oh, Mary Anne of course. Tré sexy farm girl for teh wins!
D'oh! Just reached Old Fart stage by referencing something I thought everyone knew about.
*sigh*
I'll hang up my 'puters, head home, put in a lawn and start yelling.
Frog blast the vent core!
/Thurston Howell III voice: Yes, but what is the impact on this quarter's profits? I need to make sure my bonus performance experiences year-on-year increases. /Thurston Howell III voice
Unsalted women == slipperier.
Depends. What's the cost of something on Earth or in orbit? With $10k/lb (2.2 kilo-hectors I think) into orbit being low end for now, it could be worth it to set up mining and manufacturing in space. There, everything is worth more so it may prove equitable to produce. Now, are there any economically feasible reasons to be up there, that would make financial sense to a banker on Earth? Probably not but bankers aren't the be-all and end-all of humanity. At least, I hope not.
As long as Shatner is Adm Ozzel, I'll be happy.
'Cause Nixon was a RINO of course, just like Reagan, Eisenhower, and MacArthur.
Infamous.
Try Aztec Camera's Jump.
So... robotic orbital solar furnaces, dropping unmanned capsules of water ignition material down to Earth?
Yup, the KC-135's (introduced in 1957), I worked on in the 80's, and my father worked on in the 60's. They're still in active service today, with projected use through 2040. But yeah, avionics upgrades out the yin yang.
As for cars, as long as they allow '68-'72 Chevys on the road, i'll be happy.
What if Apple considered spinning off it's personal database software group?
So... carbon scrubbers on the volcanos? Maybe if they get that Sunshine to Fuel thing worked out, volcanos could become the oil fields of the next century.
*golf clap*
I thought Sambos turned into Denny's.
Yeah, but it's paid for by the phone companies, using fees they collect for it. How is that right? Companies shouldn't be shackled by conservative mandated rules and forced to give up their god given profits. Didn't Jesus say Render from Caesar all that you can, to lord it over the peasants in the fields?
It was a non-profit organization that was running this and they owed money to sgi for maintenance.