I once went into a US Air Force base outside of the US to do geological measurements for the local government. The guards okayed the measurements but drew a rectangle on the map and put an x over it and said: "You can not enter this area under any circumstances!" Most UFO nuts would have thought "Oooo... suspicious!" But we found out after looking at the location from a distance it was simply where they kept the F-15's.
Military bases generally have something to hide! Fighter jets, big fucking guns, nukes, etc...
They are realy just pointing out that fines are not enough punishment (and end up punishing the consumer not them)! The other options are jail and death!
"A nonluminous celestial body larger than an asteroid or comet, illuminated by light from a star, such as the sun, around which it revolves. In the solar system there are nine known planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto."
Maybe this should be changed to:
A nonluminous celestial body large enough to be spherical from gravity, illuminated by light from a star, such as the sun, around which it revolves. In the solar system there are nine known planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and Sedna.
The article goes on and on about how a more human looking robot would get a worse reaction from people. But the only thing they point to to prove it is Masahiro Mori's untested theory.
I think a more human looking face will simply be able to emote more efficiently since humans are very skilled in recieving emotions from human looking faces. That way the face on the McRobot Clerk at McDonalds can express his willingness to serve you without words.
Tourism is what comes before migration. To be able to migrate into space we have to first build up experience with short trips, short trips to space are simply most likely to be marketable as tourism.
Seriously, I think the people that still open attachments that they didn't ask for from random people are probably the same kind of people that buy Viagra, Valium or Xanax from spamers.
"Because of its ability to keep electronics on both the 1997 Mars Pathfinder and the current rover, Spirit, at room temperature in the face of minus-100-degree cold, aerogel will probably remain the insulator of choice on Mars missions for some time, Dr. Tsuyuki said."
Doesn't that mean aerogel could also insulate a Venus lander from the heat on its surface?
I can imagine a bunch of ways images of bank notes could be used legally, as a texture on money for a 3D rendering, a background on a cover of a rap album, to make a obviously fake note for toys, etc...
This is just as silly as banning export of encryption software, it only affects honest people, not criminals, they just go around it.
So by being addicted you gain control over when you are alert or in a good mood. Those not using caffeine, nicotine or cocaine to control their moods just have to hope they are in the mood for a 48 hour programming session when they need it.
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I thought the reason one learns assembly language today is to be able to write compilers.
Just delete the sandbox every 24 hours.
I once went into a US Air Force base outside of the US to do geological measurements for the local government. The guards okayed the measurements but drew a rectangle on the map and put an x over it and said: "You can not enter this area under any circumstances!" Most UFO nuts would have thought "Oooo... suspicious!" But we found out after looking at the location from a distance it was simply where they kept the F-15's.
Military bases generally have something to hide! Fighter jets, big fucking guns, nukes, etc...
They are realy just pointing out that fines are not enough punishment (and end up punishing the consumer not them)! The other options are jail and death!
Or their crappy screenshot feature requires root access. :oP
"Does programming really have that much to do with math?"
Does CS really have that much to do with programming?
Since when is it acceptable to write E in stead of ?
By booking a flight for every member, al-queda will be able to find out which of their members get a green designation.
Maybe this should be changed to:
A nonluminous celestial body large enough to be spherical from gravity, illuminated by light from a star, such as the sun, around which it revolves. In the solar system there are nine known planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and Sedna.
"It's cheap and the ethanol feedstock can be made from renewable resources."
-- Alan Windle University of Cambridge
IGN: Intergalactic Network
... etc. ...
IDN: Interdimensional Network
SSN: Subspace Network (where Picard browses for pr0n)
IBN: Interbrain Network (ala Borg)
"first safe landings from orbit"
Safe refers to the astronaut not the space capsule. American space capsules splash landed into the Pacific and sunk to the bottom.
... the modern marvel called the Internet! There just hapens to be a bunch of info you were never told about in school there.
The article goes on and on about how a more human looking robot would get a worse reaction from people. But the only thing they point to to prove it is Masahiro Mori's untested theory.
I think a more human looking face will simply be able to emote more efficiently since humans are very skilled in recieving emotions from human looking faces. That way the face on the McRobot Clerk at McDonalds can express his willingness to serve you without words.
Seriously, they are probably calling the guy now giving him job offers!
Astromusculus would be the correct term for mice on space missions.
Tourism is what comes before migration. To be able to migrate into space we have to first build up experience with short trips, short trips to space are simply most likely to be marketable as tourism.
99% of criminals are stupid and you will never hear about the other 1%.
Seriously, I think the people that still open attachments that they didn't ask for from random people are probably the same kind of people that buy Viagra, Valium or Xanax from spamers.
The only reason Trabant isn't winning the vote by far is that it was so bad, most people have never heard of it.
They actually imported those things to Iceland from East-Germany!
"Because of its ability to keep electronics on both the 1997 Mars Pathfinder and the current rover, Spirit, at room temperature in the face of minus-100-degree cold, aerogel will probably remain the insulator of choice on Mars missions for some time, Dr. Tsuyuki said."
Doesn't that mean aerogel could also insulate a Venus lander from the heat on its surface?
"... filter-foiling gibberish is rapidly becoming a common component of spam."
Why dont the spam filters filter gibberish then?
I can imagine a bunch of ways images of bank notes could be used legally, as a texture on money for a 3D rendering, a background on a cover of a rap album, to make a obviously fake note for toys, etc...
This is just as silly as banning export of encryption software, it only affects honest people, not criminals, they just go around it.
So by being addicted you gain control over when you are alert or in a good mood. Those not using caffeine, nicotine or cocaine to control their moods just have to hope they are in the mood for a 48 hour programming session when they need it.