That's my objection, since some might consider the number of gallons of gasoline as a measure of pollution, or how much it affects a country's oil usage. It it's really about cost, and you want a familiar measure, state it in miles per $CURRENT_GASOLINE_PRICE_PER_GALLON, which would apparently be 140 miles per $3.
How does Schneier putting on theater test whether they can detect a real terrorist? This is like those experiments where the researchers set up shocks or some such for the monkeys, they provide bogus explanations for the monkeys' behavior that totally excludes the fact that there were researchers behind the scenes doing things, which the monkeys were aware of.
It's crazy-fast. It handles like a jet fighter. It gets the equivalent of about 140 mpg. It has no gears. It requires almost no maintenance.e It's gorgeous. It's whisper-quiet. And, in Seattle, runs off hydro power.
So it gets 140 miles per gallon of water? I'm confused. I thought it was electric. What meaning does MPG have for an electric car?
Well, I'll give you credit for having some sort of reason. I tried writing without capitalized sentences for a while but found it harder to read, as the capital provides a visual marker for sentence boundaries.
Close; the instant-on feature allows you a myriad of options, including a) continuing to boot into windows (2 minutes), or b) turn off computer. This will take a few years to implement, though.
While we're on the topic of failures, you have utterly failed to capitalize the first word of each of your sentences, failed to end most with a period, and made every sentence a separate paragraph. Mere pedantry? Your message would be more readable if you followed common rules.
It's really hard to change that organization if you don't have the power to change it
doesn't make him sound like he knows what he's talking about - either
Are you kidding? It sounds like he has a good grasp of basic logic. Based on that statement alone, I'd feel confident consulting him for questions like "If it's raining and I'm outside without cover, will I get wet?" and "If my front door is locked and I don't have the key and nobody's home, can I get in?"
This tactic can be quite entertaining if, for example, an impatient bozo in a SUV comes up behind you while you're coasting, honks, pulls around you and speeds ahead only to stop at the light, and then you smoke him as you coast through the light just as it turns green.
Hehe ain't that the truth, though unfortunately going through the light just as it turns green can be unsafe if one of those all-too-common idiots who go through red lights is present.
Windows Excessive Alerts: "Many alerts were just displayed. Would you like to reduce the number of them in the future? [Reduce] [No Change]"
Windows Common Response: "You chose the same response to the last several alerts. Would you like to make this the default in the future? [Default] [No Change]"
Microsoft Emotion Manager: "You have mostly denied suggested actions. Please take a break and calm down. [Accept]"
Or at the very least, allow these to be used as a base. So example.com has a privacy policy that is the terms of standard policy A + a few additional items.
Like with software licenses, you don't bother to read the GPL for each time you install software that uses that license.
Since when does merely installing GPL software bind the user to anything? Maybe you meant "...you don't bother to re-read the GPL each time you distribute modifications to software that uses it."
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This cuts both ways, though; the resale value of a Mac holds better than a PC.
Heh. How about "blahg" or "blah-g"? Even better emphasizes their essential nature.
I read that as "We will admit to no more than 300 TSA employees allowing themselves to be found out so far."
You think that's bad; a few decades before that the world was silent (sometimes having music in the background).
That's my objection, since some might consider the number of gallons of gasoline as a measure of pollution, or how much it affects a country's oil usage. It it's really about cost, and you want a familiar measure, state it in miles per $CURRENT_GASOLINE_PRICE_PER_GALLON, which would apparently be 140 miles per $3.
How does Schneier putting on theater test whether they can detect a real terrorist? This is like those experiments where the researchers set up shocks or some such for the monkeys, they provide bogus explanations for the monkeys' behavior that totally excludes the fact that there were researchers behind the scenes doing things, which the monkeys were aware of.
I think you forgot the step where you divide how much you made... ...by a value less than 1.
So it gets 140 miles per gallon of water? I'm confused. I thought it was electric. What meaning does MPG have for an electric car?
Well, I'll give you credit for having some sort of reason. I tried writing without capitalized sentences for a while but found it harder to read, as the capital provides a visual marker for sentence boundaries.
Close; the instant-on feature allows you a myriad of options, including a) continuing to boot into windows (2 minutes), or b) turn off computer. This will take a few years to implement, though.
Calm down, it takes up to a week for your bribe^H^H^H^H^Hcheck to be delivered and processed by ISO.
While we're on the topic of failures, you have utterly failed to capitalize the first word of each of your sentences, failed to end most with a period, and made every sentence a separate paragraph. Mere pedantry? Your message would be more readable if you followed common rules.
That's an indirect effect.
Are you kidding? It sounds like he has a good grasp of basic logic. Based on that statement alone, I'd feel confident consulting him for questions like "If it's raining and I'm outside without cover, will I get wet?" and "If my front door is locked and I don't have the key and nobody's home, can I get in?"
So basically, they pulled this number out of their heads?
Notice how this is about repairing mere mutations (different = BAD), rather than defects?
Big difference, though, since hearing loss won't affect your health directly in any other way.
Hehe ain't that the truth, though unfortunately going through the light just as it turns green can be unsafe if one of those all-too-common idiots who go through red lights is present.
Windows Excessive Alerts: "Many alerts were just displayed. Would you like to reduce the number of them in the future? [Reduce] [No Change]"
Windows Common Response: "You chose the same response to the last several alerts. Would you like to make this the default in the future? [Default] [No Change]"
Microsoft Emotion Manager: "You have mostly denied suggested actions. Please take a break and calm down. [Accept]"
Only AND? Do OR and XOR already have girlfriends?
There's already a whitespace programming language that would go perfect with this proposal!
They? I thought it was only one person.
Bad example, since you cited a physical resource. If I use it, someone else can't. Not so with information.
Or at the very least, allow these to be used as a base. So example.com has a privacy policy that is the terms of standard policy A + a few additional items.
Since when does merely installing GPL software bind the user to anything? Maybe you meant "...you don't bother to re-read the GPL each time you distribute modifications to software that uses it."