This is the Internet, more to the point, Slashdot. Simultaneity of correctness is not possible, except in superposition. Once someone reads the post, the probability wave collapses, and only one ("There can be only one!") can be correct.
Boeing is the OEM of the plane, (The plane! The plane!) not the batteries, any more than they are the OEM of the tires, or the switches in the cockpit, or a million other components.
No, the American way is to egregiously cut safety corners in favor of profit, until Something Terrible happens, and the girlymen rise up chanting "Think of the children", then we ban in-flight movies as a Magic Talisman so "nothing like this will ever ever ever happen again". Rinse and repeat.
It's the fuel/air *mixture*. As you go up in altitude, you're getting a lesser volume of air, but the same amount of fuel. Modern injection systems do a better job of adjusting for air pressure, but your engine still needs to be tuned for the altitude it's going to run at. I used to live in Reno (4500 ft) and every time I drove down to San Fransisco (sea level, obviously), my car would run like crap. In town, I'd always see California cars belching smoke from all the unburned fuel in the exhaust.
That's just insulting. The back-office admin staff aren't the problem, it's those assclowns in sales and marketing. Trying to teach them anything new that involves thinking skills is a wasted effort.
Great. Just great. Homeless planets orbiting around the neighborhood, pushing a giant shopping cart, talking to themselves, collecting cans, hanging around stoplights washing windows... Shit. There goes the neighborhood.
Prison sentences for rape are not uniform. A study made by the U.S. Department of Justice of prison releases in 1992, involving about 80 percent of the prison population, found that the average sentence for convicted rapists was 11.8 years, while the actual time served was 5.4 years. This follows the typical pattern for violent crimes in the US, where those convicted typically serve no more than half of their sentence.
That's just the Slashdot headline, not from TFA. So, yeah, no big surprise for facepalm-inducing editing. Meanwhile, TFA gets Extra, Extra, Extra Credit for the "Click to schwarzschildenate" caption.
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The problem is, you can't run with Scissors.
This is the Internet, more to the point, Slashdot. Simultaneity of correctness is not possible, except in superposition. Once someone reads the post, the probability wave collapses, and only one ("There can be only one!") can be correct.
Boeing is the OEM of the plane, (The plane! The plane!) not the batteries, any more than they are the OEM of the tires, or the switches in the cockpit, or a million other components.
Mostly harmless.
No, the American way is to egregiously cut safety corners in favor of profit, until Something Terrible happens, and the girlymen rise up chanting "Think of the children", then we ban in-flight movies as a Magic Talisman so "nothing like this will ever ever ever happen again". Rinse and repeat.
It's the fuel/air *mixture*. As you go up in altitude, you're getting a lesser volume of air, but the same amount of fuel. Modern injection systems do a better job of adjusting for air pressure, but your engine still needs to be tuned for the altitude it's going to run at. I used to live in Reno (4500 ft) and every time I drove down to San Fransisco (sea level, obviously), my car would run like crap. In town, I'd always see California cars belching smoke from all the unburned fuel in the exhaust.
That's just insulting. The back-office admin staff aren't the problem, it's those assclowns in sales and marketing. Trying to teach them anything new that involves thinking skills is a wasted effort.
Actually, the missing "a" was inadvertently dropped when the Doctor spliced in the "You should kill us all on sight" bit.
Symantec and McAfee and both perfect examples of the cure being worse than the disease.
Love the juxtaposition of "patriot" and "extremist".
Because clearly, not wanting to live in a corporate dystopia is an "extremist" viewpoint.
The same kind of people who dreamed up "Operation Enduring Freedom". At least they got the "Enduring" part right.
You have to remember though, that the film was a work of fiction, because he really is an asshole.
Great. Just great. Homeless planets orbiting around the neighborhood, pushing a giant shopping cart, talking to themselves, collecting cans, hanging around stoplights washing windows... Shit. There goes the neighborhood.
"For the world is hollow, and I have touched the sky"
or
"Miramanee!!"
Must be God's will.
Thanks, I didn't realize that the MIPS architecture used the x86 instruction set.
You can always file a class action lawsuit. Oh. Wait.
That's because
eval "Richard Stallman"
returns 0.
That is funny, but the dude who runs that site can expect a DMCA takedown notice the day after this deal closes.
The Bears going to the playoffs has approximately the same odds as a high-energy X-ray cataclysm.
This isn't Hawking radiation.
That's just the Slashdot headline, not from TFA. So, yeah, no big surprise for facepalm-inducing editing. Meanwhile, TFA gets Extra, Extra, Extra Credit for the "Click to schwarzschildenate" caption.
If there's a hurricane right off the coast and you tell people there's NO CHANCE it's coming ashore, and it does, then yes.
I thought the Facebook way was to blame it on the users misconfiguring things.
Hint: NOT on Canadian boosters - which was the point.