Oh how I wish I could get up with the sun...... Alarms in the dark are a real b****. (Haven't found one of those sunrise alarms to buy either - should probably dust of the electronics skills and cobble something together).
Jupiter, Juno and Galileo - sounds like those type of jokes where you ask: which one doesn't fit.
I didn't know the Roman mythical dress code included pants.
Also, I think those Nasa people must be chuckling with glee at the thought of some space-faring civilisation, perhaps even human-descended, discovering the figures in some far-away future and using them as a basis from which to deduce the appearance of the "extinct dwarf races of Mars", and wondering about the purpose of the tools they hold in their ("there" in/.speak) pincher claws.
Who says I need, or want, to prove anything at all?:-)
But yeah, both the scale of volcanic sulphur output as well as the short-livedness thereof, seems to diminish the usefulness of scrubbers.
I, for one, am a bit more worried about the cooling effect of the volcanic ash that was released, which might affect weather for a couple of years, if history is anything to go by.
Good thing then that sulphur scrubbers had already been installed on Nabro, Grímsvötn, Puyehue, etc. etc. Wouldn't want them to interfere (see last sentence of the paragraph) with global warming.
I guess they didn't live long enough back then to have bad teeth become much of an issue. Or maybe they died because of the eventual lack of nutrient uptake. Chicken? Egg? You decide.
Give me a heads-up when they can print hearts and brains. I may be able to get a couple of government contracts. No, they don't need to be bleeding edge hi-res for that.
I don't know much about the conditions in Italy, I hardly speak any Italian, but in some other countries people get elected, not because they are the best for the job, or even slightly good, but just because they are somewhat better than the alternatives.
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Oh how I wish I could get up with the sun...... Alarms in the dark are a real b****. (Haven't found one of those sunrise alarms to buy either - should probably dust of the electronics skills and cobble something together).
I believe he (or "they") spelled it without the umlaut in his English phase.
I didn't even know that the US printed a 12 dollar 50 cents bill... Go figure...
OK, now I'm going to read the summary. Perhaps even the article itself, although I think rather not.
Reminds me of the other story of the memory device left in a pub.
Clearly, pubs are dangerous places. Let's close them all down.
That was meant ironically, for all of you tards on /. who see a troll under every bridge.
Jupiter, Juno and Galileo - sounds like those type of jokes where you ask: which one doesn't fit.
I didn't know the Roman mythical dress code included pants.
Also, I think those Nasa people must be chuckling with glee at the thought of some space-faring civilisation, perhaps even human-descended, discovering the figures in some far-away future and using them as a basis from which to deduce the appearance of the "extinct dwarf races of Mars", and wondering about the purpose of the tools they hold in their ("there" in /.speak) pincher claws.
... you saw the hole in the moon.
The EFF goes on to point out how this would be a bad choice for civil liberties online.
As if some nobody's online political views, anonymous or not, have achieved anything at all ever.
I have lasers mounted on my sharkmobile's hood. I don't need no frikkin' brakes.
But having them triggered by brainwaves would be kinda cool....
Isn't that the same airline that broke Dave Carrol's $3500 (Canadian, supposedly) Taylor guitar, and subsequently lost his luggage?
One assumes they need some good press too....
I'm not quite sure what you're trying to prove.
Who says I need, or want, to prove anything at all? :-)
But yeah, both the scale of volcanic sulphur output as well as the short-livedness thereof, seems to diminish the usefulness of scrubbers.
I, for one, am a bit more worried about the cooling effect of the volcanic ash that was released, which might affect weather for a couple of years, if history is anything to go by.
2: Increase albedo of earth
You forgot to mention that this can be achieved by deforestation.
Good thing then that sulphur scrubbers had already been installed on Nabro, Grímsvötn, Puyehue, etc. etc. Wouldn't want them to interfere (see last sentence of the paragraph) with global warming.
Darn swiss choccies......
I guess they didn't live long enough back then to have bad teeth become much of an issue. Or maybe they died because of the eventual lack of nutrient uptake. Chicken? Egg? You decide.
At least they found one to erupt that looks quite pronounceable. I still haven't gotten the other one's pronunciation right.
To help its hundreds of millions of users prevent unauthorized access to their accounts
Is access by FB employees and TLA agents a form of authorized access or unauthorized?
Seems to me that divided pairs of entangled electrons are much easier absorbed by the bodies of the couple to be wed.
That, and the prospect of getting a nice shock, which should make people think a bit harder about whether they really want to get married...
... that, and milk sold in 1.98 litre cartons. (At least, when I lived there for a couple of months a decade ago).
Not too long, I hope. The old one is starting to look a bit off....
Give me a heads-up when they can print hearts and brains. I may be able to get a couple of government contracts. No, they don't need to be bleeding edge hi-res for that.
That's why I put it in the heading, Jo ;-)
From the article:
What's wrong? Can't remember the full name?
Speaking as someone who has worked in open plan offices and cubicles, this must be the daftest idea ever.
Why don't they rather concentrate on getting a "thought interface" working?
Hint: No.
That's the default treatment one should give any politician. Trustworthiness should be proved/earned.
It's not the "having sex" that is the bad idea. It's "trying to have offspring" that may be problematic.
I don't know much about the conditions in Italy, I hardly speak any Italian, but in some other countries people get elected, not because they are the best for the job, or even slightly good, but just because they are somewhat better than the alternatives.