That's no longer the case. Increases in high-temperature high field superconductors have reduced the size necessary dramatically.
Here's a (refreshingly not dumbed down) talk by the head of MIT's Nuclear Science & Engineering department that discusses this in some detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Carrier definitely makes a difference...let us know which you are on.
For an opposing experience my Nexus 6p on Google's 'Fi' network is on 7.1.1 and even in the beta program has been rock solid.
My only complaint isn't really isn't taking full advantage of the multiple networks and i've switched it manually and gotten signal when it was still fruitlessly trying to reconnect to the network with no signal in the train tunnels.
Like powdering the salt on fries so it dissolves faster and activates taste buds more efficiently - so they can reduce the amount without losing the saltiness.
This sounds like they are keeping the sweetness by doing something physical. Maybe just put more sugar in the outside of the bar where the tongue hits?
Twitter is banning some fringe called the 'Alt Right.'
NiemÃller analogies come to mind of course.
Regardless, If this progresses as censorship is wont to do. At some point in the future you may not be able to talk to candidates Twitter doesn't agree with on their service.
If you want to make that statement you need to have the early/mail-in ballots counted. Even if they won't swing the election.
In this case, a slight weighting on those (which I understand is typical) and you could turn out to be incorrect.
I vaguely recall something about news organizations doing their own recounts back in the 2000 election. Wonder if there are any constraints to a group pulling the mail-in ballots and counting them?
You had a thousand chances, but you blew it all with your "orange Hitler", "move to Canada", "Democracy is broken" bullshit.
I don't mind the move to Canada view (regardless of which party wins). It is a bigger version of the original concept of people choosing their home based on competition/differences between states within the US. That's partially been homogenized here with creeping federalization in the last century though, so having a nation-state level option isn't all bad.
Mostly the 'Move to Canada' crowd doesn't mean it though. If they even leave there is no turn in of passport, renounce of citizenship etc. It's really just discussing a vacation home and means nothing:-p
The second amendment has been gutted for some time and barely matters anymore from the state's perspective.
Citizens don't have access to the same class of weaponry as the state will use against them. This renders the second amendment little more than a placebo.
That civil war has the makings of being very one-sided.
Unless they put out something like Axanar, they simply won't overcome the barriers to entry for the audience inherent in this approach for more than a negligible few.
I run incognito on occasion, but as a rule i'm on Firefox+NoScript+ABP and not actually in 'Private' browsing mode.
I suspect this leaves me much more trackable, but if i am browsing untrusted sites (read:ANY sites), i am way more worried about remote 0day compromise of the week than i am tracking.
Still, if i could auto-incognito and whitelist from that mode or cognito-reload at will (without enabling anything else) I would likely add that to my mix. But again, i run scripts disabled all the time so i'm willing to be a bit more involved in my browsing than most.
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True, then they would be the same face.
Yeah, spreading like well targeted fire would be preferable.
"The other just takes money, which is worse?"
Your money is obtained in exchange for your time (*).
Your time is your life.
Therefore, taking your money is taking (a part) of your life.
Theft and murder are different faces of the same die...
(*) Yes, ignoring silverspoons and welfare dependents. However their money still represents a portion of someone's life, just not their own.
Word.
Naturally given the needs of society, the death penalty will be applied for only the most major crimes, like excessive traffic tickets.
Yeah...you ever try to send images over a 24kbps link?
That's no longer the case. Increases in high-temperature high field superconductors have reduced the size necessary dramatically.
Here's a (refreshingly not dumbed down) talk by the head of MIT's Nuclear Science & Engineering department that discusses this in some detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
They bear enough of a resemblance to Google Glass that you'd probably get beat up...
Carrier definitely makes a difference...let us know which you are on.
For an opposing experience my Nexus 6p on Google's 'Fi' network is on 7.1.1 and even in the beta program has been rock solid.
My only complaint isn't really isn't taking full advantage of the multiple networks and i've switched it manually and gotten signal when it was still fruitlessly trying to reconnect to the network with no signal in the train tunnels.
Says "Structure" not "Chemical Structure"
Like powdering the salt on fries so it dissolves faster and activates taste buds more efficiently - so they can reduce the amount without losing the saltiness.
This sounds like they are keeping the sweetness by doing something physical. Maybe just put more sugar in the outside of the bar where the tongue hits?
Twitter is banning some fringe called the 'Alt Right.'
NiemÃller analogies come to mind of course.
Regardless, If this progresses as censorship is wont to do. At some point in the future you may not be able to talk to candidates Twitter doesn't agree with on their service.
If you want to make that statement you need to have the early/mail-in ballots counted. Even if they won't swing the election.
In this case, a slight weighting on those (which I understand is typical) and you could turn out to be incorrect.
I vaguely recall something about news organizations doing their own recounts back in the 2000 election. Wonder if there are any constraints to a group pulling the mail-in ballots and counting them?
My search pulled up that he came in shy of the 5% mark. He was projected to be over, but polls were off (shocking I know)
http://heavy.com/news/2016/11/...
While people on this planet continue to disappoint in baffling ways, I was rather hoping the GP AC just forgot his sarcasm hashtags :-P
You had a thousand chances, but you blew it all with your "orange Hitler", "move to Canada", "Democracy is broken" bullshit.
I don't mind the move to Canada view (regardless of which party wins). It is a bigger version of the original concept of people choosing their home based on competition/differences between states within the US. That's partially been homogenized here with creeping federalization in the last century though, so having a nation-state level option isn't all bad.
Mostly the 'Move to Canada' crowd doesn't mean it though. If they even leave there is no turn in of passport, renounce of citizenship etc. It's really just discussing a vacation home and means nothing :-p
One that wanted to stay online i suspect...
Painting that target on your site would be an existential risk for most. Moral high ground is cold comfort if you don't make payroll.
Goog to the rescue. Give them their props.
Could be a Windows phone?
The second amendment has been gutted for some time and barely matters anymore from the state's perspective.
Citizens don't have access to the same class of weaponry as the state will use against them. This renders the second amendment little more than a placebo.
That civil war has the makings of being very one-sided.
Except for the elitist jerks that pushed it 704k :-p
That was my take also.
Unless they put out something like Axanar, they simply won't overcome the barriers to entry for the audience inherent in this approach for more than a negligible few.
Paranoid conspiracy theorists are generally too strung up to overly care about grammar.
I think you meant "strung out".... or maybe not?
I run incognito on occasion, but as a rule i'm on Firefox+NoScript+ABP and not actually in 'Private' browsing mode.
I suspect this leaves me much more trackable, but if i am browsing untrusted sites (read:ANY sites), i am way more worried about remote 0day compromise of the week than i am tracking.
Still, if i could auto-incognito and whitelist from that mode or cognito-reload at will (without enabling anything else) I would likely add that to my mix. But again, i run scripts disabled all the time so i'm willing to be a bit more involved in my browsing than most.
Something about calling it random doesn't seem to fit...
I had a child with a corn allergy (thank God she grew out of it...) I get the pain of avoiding corn in the modern diet.
The right answer, however, is proper labeling of CORN as it is a common allergen, though not typically causing as violent a reaction as say, peanuts.
As it stands those with this particular allergy are subject to a brutal game of epi-roulette identifying foods with corn in them.
Can we exclude those?