Of course there are some advantages to help settle another sphere using robotic crews, but unless the goal is to spread our bloody androids throughout the universe, human settlements are a must.
The bags were stored on skids in the doubtless aptly named Coin Room.
An April 2014 audit of the coin inventory showed that four of the bags had been filled mostly with beads. Those bags each contained only $1,000 in quarters, which had been strategically situated so the coins were visible through a plastic window in the necks of the bags, according to federal authorities.
Diabolically clever scheme unravels under the slightest scrutiny.
You know, the really positive takeaway is that we're hearing about this nonsense and it is totally correctable. These people work for us.
The team that's implementing these "classified revisions" just needs to have it explained to them that we don't want security in exchange for reduced freedom.
When I was a younger man, I used to frequent a hole-in-the-wall, after work, beer joint with a jukebox and a couple of pool tables... (To be fair, I was friends with the jukebox and one of the pool tables since childhood).
There was an older gentleman who always sat at the bar. He received what can jealously be reported as more than his fair share of attention from the lasses. He was always pleasant, confident, and great company. Irrationally happy, if you will.
I asked him what the secret was one day. He winked and told me to always keep a little jingle in your pocket.
The mail that rhymes with a mollusc has been beaten up in the modern age by facsimile, email, text, and all manner of twitter;
But, there are still useful applications for the slower delivery of tangible paper reproductions, including many legal documents and even holiday cards.
You may have also noticed that when people are free to speak quickly and repeatedly without careful thought, much of what escapes into the electronic noise is tripe.
I cannot attest to the quality of the jobs, but Burlington, Vermont has made the list of top ten lowest municipal unemployment (nationwide) a few times recently.
It's a great question, but you have failed to put your self in the shoes of some of these longtime employees.
An Uncle of mine owns a paid for house in Nashua, NH and has worked for IBM near there for decades. Some folks are just going to settle where they are, and where they are doesn't offer a a f*ck ton of alternative employment opportunities.
It really just depends on where you are in your career, I suppose.
It seems NASA's interstellar boundary explorer (an admittedly clever word triplet) has discovered what they believe is a feed back loop from the Heliosphere...
made possible by the existence of magnetic fields elsewhere in the universe.
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The elephants and donkeys keep rotating as President while we angrily unelect the responsible ruling party approximately every eight years.
But neither side trusts the public that votes it in or is disinterested in its' surveillance.
Bringing it into plain view ratchets it up a notch to, "I am making a point here. Look at me!"
Of course there are some advantages to help settle another sphere using robotic crews, but unless the goal is to spread our bloody androids throughout the universe, human settlements are a must.
Nelson says: December 20, 2011 at 11:39 am I distinguish the following way:
Instant(ly) – happens right away
Instantaneous(ly) – starts happening right away
At some point it becomes necessary to ask how many ways are necessary to identify each of us.
One last method of identification.
This is a great accomplishment for A.I., but it's likely he will rebound from this opening round loss.
Let's not forget there are 23 US military bases already in Japan, providing some considerable deterrent to aggression.
In some ways, the growth of the Nippon economy can be tied to the lack of a huge defense budget.
Indeed, you are never more truly alive than when your night's lodging and dinner depend on your success today.
But don't forget, his short-sighted paradigm makes for some lean, low times to offset the high of the times you succeed.
What? So, like, my naivete is in need of a wall? A big wall that keeps getting 10 ft taller?
The bags were stored on skids in the doubtless aptly named Coin Room. An April 2014 audit of the coin inventory showed that four of the bags had been filled mostly with beads. Those bags each contained only $1,000 in quarters, which had been strategically situated so the coins were visible through a plastic window in the necks of the bags, according to federal authorities.
Diabolically clever scheme unravels under the slightest scrutiny.
The team that's implementing these "classified revisions" just needs to have it explained to them that we don't want security in exchange for reduced freedom.
I think he means "snail."
He thinks you're correct, but the clam joke was better.
And I think he's either British or an English graduate student.
Aw. That is the single nicest thing I've ever been called on /. Is this a trick?
There was an older gentleman who always sat at the bar. He received what can jealously be reported as more than his fair share of attention from the lasses. He was always pleasant, confident, and great company. Irrationally happy, if you will.
I asked him what the secret was one day. He winked and told me to always keep a little jingle in your pocket.
I have to tell you, I didn't think anyone would get that.
But, there are still useful applications for the slower delivery of tangible paper reproductions, including many legal documents and even holiday cards.
You may have also noticed that when people are free to speak quickly and repeatedly without careful thought, much of what escapes into the electronic noise is tripe.
+1 uber informative
I cannot attest to the quality of the jobs, but Burlington, Vermont has made the list of top ten lowest municipal unemployment (nationwide) a few times recently.
We are then forced to consider what forces might be in play that make so many of us apparently opt for the other selection.
One possible explanation is found in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which places Safety ahead of Love/belonging in his well known pyramid.
family quality time
and a successful career are often at odds with one another.
Don't forget to ask yourself this before you decide each option's weighted value:
When you are finally dying of something money cannot fix, will you ask for your collected gold and silver to be sent to your bedside?
What could go wrong with voice-activated dollars departing my wallet?
An Uncle of mine owns a paid for house in Nashua, NH and has worked for IBM near there for decades. Some folks are just going to settle where they are, and where they are doesn't offer a a f*ck ton of alternative employment opportunities.
It really just depends on where you are in your career, I suppose.
...find people who are both trustworthy and are willing to break the law.
It is also difficult to train a hunting dog to bring you ducks but leave the chickens alone.
You can do it; just remember that dogs are much easier to train and far more loyal than their human counterparts.
Controversy inspires debate. Clicks are money.
People are flawed creatures capable of manufacturing more profitable iterations of themselves for the workplace.
What jobs are safest?
made possible by the existence of magnetic fields elsewhere in the universe.