After the takeover of reddit by the AMA bunch, subsequent attempts at/. by redditors were dispensed with the evening meal's cutlery because no one believed they were actually 'going to try to land the plane'.
What might also happen is an electrical provider will step forward (Green Mtn?) in a highly competitive market and agree to purchase the excess to gain customer base.
It is a subsidy for an alternative energy discriminated against by a recent monopoly that is now being given a job in an affirmative action to redress past indiscretions.
Suck it up... any sentient life form is aware these cost burdens borne by the poor electrical provider will be passed right along to existing customers, those electrical consumers most likely to benefit from delivery innovations.
I'm going to introduce you to a little story from the field.
For whatever reason, we are replacing a lot of these first generation LED light fixtures. As you probably are aware, these light fixtures require an electronic circuit board to function. For electronics, the performance of a system composed of multiple components is usually characterized by an initial high failure rate.
Infant mortality period> long period of random failures> high failure rate at the wearout period... usually depicts a bathtub curve, I'm told.
The average citizen may or may not be proficient in a given area of expertise, and perhaps a few gifted ones in several, but Ernest's ability to turn on a light in a room probably begins at 'flip the on switch' and ends at 'reset the breaker'. Coding, system administration, the quality control thereof are no more relevant to your average facebook poster than car mechanics to your mean 16 year old with his head under the hood.
The little awareness they glean of the craft from this incident will just as likely be used to their detriment as their advantage. quote quote...something about a little bit of information...
While I'd like to argue this could be a legal tactic suggested by a sentient attorney, your comment smacks of truth.
There is a better probability my brother-in-law will leave Jennifer Anniston beneath the Christmas tree for me tomorrow than the Feds returning this seizure.
Sometimes you'll have a contracter overestimate the labor involved, because the task was poorly defined and the contractor made sure they'd still make a profit when the task turns out to be harder than originally thought. Pretty common in R&D contracts.
Contractors who estimate a job to go perfectly have skinny children.
And a private company feeding off US taxpayer dollars finishing early? Where's the profit in that?
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After the takeover of reddit by the AMA bunch, subsequent attempts at /. by redditors were dispensed with the evening meal's cutlery because no one believed they were actually 'going to try to land the plane'.
Is that you, Phil?
I'm just saying, I would buy dinner right after I've eaten.
Sounds like the electronic equivalent of printing your account number on all the deposit slips at the kiosk inside the bank.
What might also happen is an electrical provider will step forward (Green Mtn?) in a highly competitive market and agree to purchase the excess to gain customer base.
(A food analogy, you say?)
O.K. It's the equivalent of someone attempting to sell you dinner right after you've eaten.
It is a subsidy for an alternative energy discriminated against by a recent monopoly that is now being given a job in an affirmative action to redress past indiscretions.
Suck it up... any sentient life form is aware these cost burdens borne by the poor electrical provider will be passed right along to existing customers, those electrical consumers most likely to benefit from delivery innovations.
Well played.... and you're both technically and physically correct. We are tens of years from using Sol for room temperature fusion.
Why yes indeed... I imagine there exists some real progress if the utilities have begun to fear it.
Thanks Khyber.
The Slacker's Constant, if you will.
significant win
For whatever reason, we are replacing a lot of these first generation LED light fixtures. As you probably are aware, these light fixtures require an electronic circuit board to function. For electronics, the performance of a system composed of multiple components is usually characterized by an initial high failure rate.
Infant mortality period> long period of random failures> high failure rate at the wearout period... usually depicts a bathtub curve, I'm told.
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The little awareness they glean of the craft from this incident will just as likely be used to their detriment as their advantage. quote quote...something about a little bit of information...
Some people will still not evacuate.
please look back to the incident that took place in Waco, Texas, USA, back in 1993.
They burn children to death.
As the folks from Waco never tire of telling you, it really didn't happen there.
There is a better probability my brother-in-law will leave Jennifer Anniston beneath the Christmas tree for me tomorrow than the Feds returning this seizure.
If it is encrypted, can they force him to turn over they keys?
Sure they can. Wash Post
This time the interrogator will be, surprise, another cop!
C'mon, the headline is low hanging fruit, right?
There will be no second act here if the protagonist solves the dilemma in the opening minutes sir.
Sometimes you'll have a contracter overestimate the labor involved, because the task was poorly defined and the contractor made sure they'd still make a profit when the task turns out to be harder than originally thought. Pretty common in R&D contracts.
Contractors who estimate a job to go perfectly have skinny children.
And a private company feeding off US taxpayer dollars finishing early? Where's the profit in that?
Bid job.
Our motto is:
"The only way we'll need that is if we don't bring it."
Perhaps I misunderstand you, but my meaning was if you subtract the 'A' from NASA, you are left with NSA and presumably a larger budget.
The 10%, however, care quite a lot.