and it was strong enough to mess with a car's magneto. Normally I would take this sort of thing with a grain of salt, but my great grandma saw it in action.
The problem is that for some reason investors don't like a kickstarter campaign that surpasses the goal and then delivers the product with no fuss. That was my experience anyway. I was told "Well, then anyone who wanted one already got one and there's no point in entering production on a larger scale".
That's the kind of shenanigans that is really easy to defeat, though. You file an intent to meet, you meet a few days later, you file the minutes for the meeting. The meeting has officially happened and any attempts to deny it would look foolish and not stand scrutiny.
At the local level this happens all the time.
William Schlesinger and others in the advisory board have a list of people who are on said advisory board, presumably.
This list contains contact info, presumably, or conversely the members are well known enough (to one another, at least) that contact info is easy to retrieve, presumably.
Send some emails, make some calls, decide on when everyone has time, and schedule a meeting. It can be done in person or via teleconference, most of these people are academics and will have access to decent bandwidth.
If a quorum is reached without Pruitt or the political appointees, tough cookies for them, they should've done their job.
This is an easy solution that requires literally minutes of time and maybe tens of dollars from everyone involved.
My experience is that it's tough to compete. Not so much because of costs, but because for example my stuff has to be FDA compliant, and theirs doesn't, and they get away with advertising peak power as constant power (or just "forgetting" an extra zero in the product description) and I don't.
I'm against tariffs, per se, but it would be great to see more false advertising enforcement.
How to deal with people like Bernie Madoff? Have him live on minimum wage. Regardless of what job he actually ends up doing, he only gets to take home $5.75 an hour. Everything else goes to reparations to his victims. Oh, and he has to live within those means, too.
Right now, the country is being run by old people. They may or may not have any idea why Youtube content producers are a big deal. They are more likely to recognize "old media" stars.
Given the cohesiveness, skills, and interests of the KSP community, I'd give better odds to Take Two's office building taking an orbital kinetic strike than to KSP not surviving.
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they still have 6 months to legislate an extension.
and it was strong enough to mess with a car's magneto. Normally I would take this sort of thing with a grain of salt, but my great grandma saw it in action.
eTrac Engineering has been using my system in and around the SF bay since 2008. Since we're talking about innovation, hey, did you hear about bitcoin?
The problem is that for some reason investors don't like a kickstarter campaign that surpasses the goal and then delivers the product with no fuss. That was my experience anyway. I was told "Well, then anyone who wanted one already got one and there's no point in entering production on a larger scale".
Interesting to see an old conspiracy theory chestnut to become technically feasible.
Yes, otherwise the pointy haired boss wins.
are they going to send people to tell residents to unplug their routers?
That's the kind of shenanigans that is really easy to defeat, though. You file an intent to meet, you meet a few days later, you file the minutes for the meeting. The meeting has officially happened and any attempts to deny it would look foolish and not stand scrutiny. At the local level this happens all the time.
William Schlesinger and others in the advisory board have a list of people who are on said advisory board, presumably. This list contains contact info, presumably, or conversely the members are well known enough (to one another, at least) that contact info is easy to retrieve, presumably. Send some emails, make some calls, decide on when everyone has time, and schedule a meeting. It can be done in person or via teleconference, most of these people are academics and will have access to decent bandwidth. If a quorum is reached without Pruitt or the political appointees, tough cookies for them, they should've done their job. This is an easy solution that requires literally minutes of time and maybe tens of dollars from everyone involved.
I wonder how long it'll take for this to make the rounds on creationist websites, and similar silliness.
No worries. We got Jeff Goldblum, Will Smith, and pre-Macbook Apple laptops.... ... for a few years more.
OK, start worrying.
My experience is that it's tough to compete. Not so much because of costs, but because for example my stuff has to be FDA compliant, and theirs doesn't, and they get away with advertising peak power as constant power (or just "forgetting" an extra zero in the product description) and I don't. I'm against tariffs, per se, but it would be great to see more false advertising enforcement.
I am the only US manufacturer of solid state laser cutters, and have to deal with Chinese competition daily. AMA.
I'm amazed that this is still going after 20 years, IRC server and all. Seriously I'm not even mad.
Mine is pro net neutrality already.
Didn't they make a movie about this in the 80s?
Re: your sig, Dr. Godwin has said that it's okay.
How to deal with people like Bernie Madoff? Have him live on minimum wage. Regardless of what job he actually ends up doing, he only gets to take home $5.75 an hour. Everything else goes to reparations to his victims. Oh, and he has to live within those means, too.
Right now, the country is being run by old people. They may or may not have any idea why Youtube content producers are a big deal. They are more likely to recognize "old media" stars.
Old people. They tend to have disposable income.
Will it come with a 3DO emulator? https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
If everyone is "socially maladjusted", then it's society that has evolved in a certain direction, like it or not.
Given the cohesiveness, skills, and interests of the KSP community, I'd give better odds to Take Two's office building taking an orbital kinetic strike than to KSP not surviving.
Take Two just bought Kerbal Space Program. Are they going to try to put a stop to KSP modding? Would Take Two even survive that?
Sovern? Wow, it's the second new word I learn today. Can you use it in a sentence with covfefe?