But no such problem for a cruise missile...
And given that the tests are being conducted by the military I am not sure what all the talk about civilian use comes from.
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine provides independent, objective advice to improve government decision making and public policy and to increase public understanding in matters involving science, engineering, technology, and health.
And more of such blah-blah. No word on what / who they really are.
No indication that this is a real science organization or an organization of scientists.
Also, the URL suggests that the "study" is from 2014.
Also, if the government gives me $30,000/year but I have to work at some boring, back breaking job 40 hours/week to make $32,000/year then why the hell shouldn't I just sit home and play video games?
You totally should. Maybe then that job would pay at least twice as much or it would be done by robots or etc.
That's the whole point.
People who tested as being more conscientious but less open were more sensitive to typos, while those with less agreeable personalities got more upset by grammatical errors.
I think that you ignored the difference between typos and grammatical errors, they are not the same.
Judging from many comments posted so far in this topic it looks like the presence of Olgino trolls / bots is increasing on/.
This is even more evident in politically charged discussions.
So, congratulations to/. -- it's finally has been noticed and taken seriously.
Am I the only one sick and tired of almost everyday non-news about Russia?
Russia may, Russia will, Russia is planning, Russia is going, Russia wants, etc.
Or: a few decades ago Soviet Union did that thing! - well, not really, but planned, wanted, almost got there, etc.
Things that actually happen in Russia or done by Russia are not that great these days (years).
And certainly most of them are not quite/. material.
what happens if you see that your vote is accounted incorrectly? how do you prove that that is indeed your vote?
either there is a way to match a vote to a person or there isn't.
either you can verify votes (and act on mistakes / fraud) or you can not.
Sounds like another Skolkovo. But I am not sure if this new project would even take off given the economy trends.
And their math does not add up: "a record injection of 1 billion rubles (US$194 million)". With RUB/USD rate > 50 they are an order of magnitude wrong in one of the numbers.
I think that oil prices above $100 made Putin and many Russians dizzy.
I think that Russian government wouldn't do many things it did if not for all the easy money.
Very funny. Yes, Russia (in the Soviet Union incarnation) has been known for its advances in space and weaponry and related sciences. Not so much in earthly matters. Witness Russia's agriculture, automotive industry, etc. Surprisingly, oil extraction is also on the list.
Russia won't be able to make any use of that discovery without western technology. That's why they needed Exxon's help. So, this is a leverage on the Russians who depend on the oil money.
Not really, they simply didn't have such forces to both keep their positions and to attack at several different places with such large forces.Their alleged "teleporting" to Novoazovsk area is also remarkable.
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But no such problem for a cruise missile... And given that the tests are being conducted by the military I am not sure what all the talk about civilian use comes from.
And more of such blah-blah. No word on what / who they really are. No indication that this is a real science organization or an organization of scientists. Also, the URL suggests that the "study" is from 2014.
Just don't do it in Russia. That can get you arrested for 20 days. http://europe.newsweek.com/rus...
I think that EU and Japan space agencies have also made non-negligible contributions.
Also, if the government gives me $30,000/year but I have to work at some boring, back breaking job 40 hours/week to make $32,000/year then why the hell shouldn't I just sit home and play video games?
You totally should. Maybe then that job would pay at least twice as much or it would be done by robots or etc. That's the whole point.
People who tested as being more conscientious but less open were more sensitive to typos, while those with less agreeable personalities got more upset by grammatical errors.
I think that you ignored the difference between typos and grammatical errors, they are not the same.
Thank you!
Sanctions. No original western food. Higher prices. Lower wages. Being proud of the Motherland.
Is "laser effector" a term produced by the literal translation from German? What does it mean?
Judging from many comments posted so far in this topic it looks like the presence of Olgino trolls / bots is increasing on /.
This is even more evident in politically charged discussions.
So, congratulations to /. -- it's finally has been noticed and taken seriously.
Am I the only one sick and tired of almost everyday non-news about Russia? Russia may, Russia will, Russia is planning, Russia is going, Russia wants, etc. Or: a few decades ago Soviet Union did that thing! - well, not really, but planned, wanted, almost got there, etc. Things that actually happen in Russia or done by Russia are not that great these days (years). And certainly most of them are not quite /. material.
In the future, you're going to get computers as prizes in breakfast cereals. You'll throw them out because your house will be littered with them.
How relevant!
wish I had some modpoints instead
I hear that the cure actually resembles an anti-aircraft machine gun.
Unfortunately, at the moment the implementation is so buggy as to be useless.
what happens if you see that your vote is accounted incorrectly? how do you prove that that is indeed your vote? either there is a way to match a vote to a person or there isn't. either you can verify votes (and act on mistakes / fraud) or you can not.
Sounds like another Skolkovo. But I am not sure if this new project would even take off given the economy trends.
And their math does not add up: "a record injection of 1 billion rubles (US$194 million)". With RUB/USD rate > 50 they are an order of magnitude wrong in one of the numbers.
Do you work for RT?
I think that oil prices above $100 made Putin and many Russians dizzy. I think that Russian government wouldn't do many things it did if not for all the easy money.
Russia plans a lot of good things, but most of the things that it actually does are not so good or, even, are so not good.
so, do you know when racial segregation was outlawed in your country?
Very funny. Yes, Russia (in the Soviet Union incarnation) has been known for its advances in space and weaponry and related sciences. Not so much in earthly matters. Witness Russia's agriculture, automotive industry, etc. Surprisingly, oil extraction is also on the list.
Russia won't be able to make any use of that discovery without western technology. That's why they needed Exxon's help. So, this is a leverage on the Russians who depend on the oil money.
Not really, they simply didn't have such forces to both keep their positions and to attack at several different places with such large forces.Their alleged "teleporting" to Novoazovsk area is also remarkable.
As a Ukrainian let me say this to you - you are full of shit.