Besides that, anyone know how they can bypass the "Pick the cutest cat?" type of captcha? Is it just brute forcing?,Paying 3rd world country people 10 cents per 100 captcha broken? I would imagine that it's much more sophisticated than that, but I dunno.
Yes, but nature already has a robust way of dealing with it's own carbon sink. Having tons of liquified CO2 sitting around does not sound like a long term solution. While it's a clever technological fix, it does not solve the fundamental problem Kind of like puting ice on a febrile patient instead of giving them antibiotics to kill the infection.
Have a bunch of obese people of very short stature. They can live off their own body fat, saving food supplies. Fat will always be the bodies most energy efficient and weight efficient way of transporting food for our astronauts on long missions where weight will be an issue.
Napthalene is a conjugated benzene ring compound. This then somewhat shows that complex ring compounds can be made in space. If these, then, can be made, then the jump to the DNA bases, and amino acid bases is not too far away.
I think that I understand the reasoning of anonymous actions, in that s/he thinks Palin is doing wrong, and s/he wants to call attention to it.
This may just backfire, and generate support for Palin, thereby defeating his actions purpose. Indeed, this type of attack could even be used as a method for generating support by Palins camp.
The end is not justified by the means, and these types of attacks should not be pursued, either by the attacker, nor by the readers of such "information".
Not a lot of money went into special effect, so the concentration was on the story(gameplay), and it yielded excellent results. Of course there are some duds from long ago.
We will continue to see great games, and those will continue to have as an absolute requirement excellent gameplay, fun, replayability, and involvement.
Special effects, realism, etc are nice to have, but can not be the focus. Again chess is the example.
If you are hit by a bat, do you get mad at the bat? No, you get mad at the person who swung it at you. The police aren't totally innocent, but there is someone out there "motivating" them to behave in this way.
Just following orders is stupid, and not worthy of being a citizen in a democracy. Giving out these types of orders speaks of fascism
The metal is treated to a folding type process, not unlike samurai swords. The metal develops a cool wood like grain if different color metals are used.
My wife and I have brushed platinum rings, and specifically asked for a less hard version of it so that it would develop a patina.(95% Pt , 5% Ir) Now it has a beautiful used, almost antique look to it. My wife re-brushes hers about once a year to give it the look again. I like the way it looks now better than when it was new. It seems to fit a little better too.
Most ring injuries are the type where someone catches their ring on an object, and the ring gets stuck(Basketball rim, hook of some sort, etc).
What happens is typically that the finger sustains a degloving type injury - thering grabs the skin and other soft tissue of the finger, and the skin is pulled off. Your finger is "skinned", just like a sock or glove coming off your foot or hand.
Usually very difficult/impossible to repair, and winds up with a digit amputation.
The actual incidence of true titanium allergies is probably much less than one percent. There have only been one ore two cases reported in the orthopaedic literature of actual titanium allergies.
It is generally regaurded as one of the most bio compatible metals around. Most hip replacements are made of titanium for this reason. There was one article that I know of, where a POSSIBLE allergy was seen after a titanium implant -Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (American) early 1990's
It's still a relatively high number. Do you think that movie, mp3, pirating is a slippery slope, and thus leads to a relaxation or contempt with boundaries? Or is it just a feeling of contempt, since they are a "super user", and thus get used to doing what they want. Not unlike cops parking where ever the hell they want, and not getting in trouble for it.
The high number is still somewhat surprising to me, since that is a behavior that I would never even contemplate.
1) Look for Rich person who is spotted by carrying "The Device" 2) Stuff person into Faraday Sack - cloth bag with metal fibers woven into it 3) Collect ransom money = Profit
I have no problems with the touchscreen on the iPhone, but my wife doesn't like it.
I seem to be able to two thumb type on it faster than my previous phone.
Do you have fat fingers possibly? I really like the error correction, and the fact that it "learns" new words. One of my Farsi speaking friends has added a whole new vocabulary to her phone via this way.
Yes NYC is extremely densely populated, but it's rather difficult to develop technology, and then roll it out for only certain small portions of the country where the development costs won't be recooperated. Since Japan is much more homogeneous and densely populated, it is easier to roll out a single type of service, since equipment costs can be scaled easily.
In fact, most of the center of the country, between the mountain ranges (with the exception of the few big cities), has their infrastructure subsidized by the rest of the country. It will always be minimally/non-profitable to set up infrastructure in these sparsley populated areas, and thus the coast dwellers pay for, and support this.
50% !! of Americas population lives within 50 miles of the coasts, and appoximately 80% lives within 200 miles of a coast.
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Besides that, anyone know how they can bypass the "Pick the cutest cat?" type of captcha?
Is it just brute forcing?,Paying 3rd world country people 10 cents per 100 captcha broken? I would imagine that it's much more sophisticated than that, but I dunno.
Yes, but nature already has a robust way of dealing with it's own carbon sink. Having tons of liquified CO2 sitting around does not sound like a long term solution. While it's a clever technological fix, it does not solve the fundamental problem Kind of like puting ice on a febrile patient instead of giving them antibiotics to kill the infection.
Maybe you know since I can't find much about it. On a slide show I thought I saw a water/parachute landing.
I'm also assuming that there was no one on board? Their website seems worfully inadequate on seemingly important details.
Have a bunch of obese people of very short stature. They can live off their own body fat, saving food supplies.
Fat will always be the bodies most energy efficient and weight efficient way of transporting food for our astronauts on long missions where weight will be an issue.
lives in suburbs - check
South side of Chicago is not the "Suburbs"
Recent millionaire (2-3 years ago) after writing a book.
Choosing to work as a public defense type of lawyer working for $30K a year, after graduating from Harvard.
So, no, you are wrong..
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Napthalene is a conjugated benzene ring compound. This then somewhat shows that complex ring compounds can be made in space. If these, then, can be made, then the jump to the DNA bases, and amino acid bases is not too far away.
I think that I understand the reasoning of anonymous actions, in that s/he thinks Palin is doing wrong, and s/he wants to call attention to it.
This may just backfire, and generate support for Palin, thereby defeating his actions purpose. Indeed, this type of attack could even be used as a method for generating support by Palins camp.
The end is not justified by the means, and these types of attacks should not be pursued, either by the attacker, nor by the readers of such "information".
Not a lot of money went into special effect, so the concentration was on the story(gameplay), and it yielded excellent results. Of course there are some duds from long ago.
We will continue to see great games, and those will continue to have as an absolute requirement excellent gameplay, fun, replayability, and involvement.
Special effects, realism, etc are nice to have, but can not be the focus. Again chess is the example.
And these are going to be soooo shot out.
I give them about a week or two , now that people know about them.
If you are hit by a bat, do you get mad at the bat? No, you get mad at the person who swung it at you. The police aren't totally innocent, but there is someone out there "motivating" them to behave in this way.
Just following orders is stupid, and not worthy of being a citizen in a democracy. Giving out these types of orders speaks of fascism
+1
You owe me new keyboard - thank you.
This may be an example of a reverse troll. By taking an extreme opposite position, it makes your position look more reasonable.
Republicans did this about 10 years ago, by pretending to be really annoying Democrats, calling people at inopportune hours, etc.
http://www.mokume-gane.com/
The metal is treated to a folding type process, not unlike samurai swords. The metal develops a cool wood like grain if different color metals are used.
My wife and I have brushed platinum rings, and specifically asked for a less hard version of it so that it would develop a patina.(95% Pt , 5% Ir) Now it has a beautiful used, almost antique look to it. My wife re-brushes hers about once a year to give it the look again.
I like the way it looks now better than when it was new. It seems to fit a little better too.
Most ring injuries are the type where someone catches their ring on an object, and the ring gets stuck(Basketball rim, hook of some sort, etc).
What happens is typically that the finger sustains a degloving type injury - thering grabs the skin and other soft tissue of the finger, and the skin is pulled off. Your finger is "skinned", just like a sock or glove coming off your foot or hand.
Usually very difficult/impossible to repair, and winds up with a digit amputation.
The actual incidence of true titanium allergies is probably much less than one percent. There have only been one ore two cases reported in the orthopaedic literature of actual titanium allergies.
It is generally regaurded as one of the most bio compatible metals around. Most hip replacements are made of titanium for this reason.
There was one article that I know of, where a POSSIBLE allergy was seen after a titanium implant -Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (American) early 1990's
It's still a relatively high number. Do you think that movie, mp3, pirating is a slippery slope, and thus leads to a relaxation or contempt with boundaries? Or is it just a feeling of contempt, since they are a "super user", and thus get used to doing what they want. Not unlike cops parking where ever the hell they want, and not getting in trouble for it.
The high number is still somewhat surprising to me, since that is a behavior that I would never even contemplate.
Much of that was obviated by the New Testament. Thus that's why it's OK now to wear clothes made of two different fabrics, etc.
Kidnapping for profit now will be easy
1) Look for Rich person who is spotted by carrying "The Device"
2) Stuff person into Faraday Sack - cloth bag with metal fibers woven into it
3) Collect ransom money = Profit
See - no magic needed
I just balanced my beige box one oneof its corners and now it precesses like a top.
It's a little tough to walk thru a doorway, and then turn a corner, since the computer wants to go at a right angle to the direction I'm turning.
I have no problems with the touchscreen on the iPhone, but my wife doesn't like it.
I seem to be able to two thumb type on it faster than my previous phone.
Do you have fat fingers possibly? I really like the error correction, and the fact that it "learns" new words. One of my Farsi speaking friends has added a whole new vocabulary to her phone via this way.
I dunno - if you've seen some of the female swimmers, then it's not hard to make that mistake.
Yes NYC is extremely densely populated, but it's rather difficult to develop technology, and then roll it out for only certain small portions of the country where the development costs won't be recooperated. Since Japan is much more homogeneous and densely populated, it is easier to roll out a single type of service, since equipment costs can be scaled easily.
In fact, most of the center of the country, between the mountain ranges (with the exception of the few big cities), has their infrastructure subsidized by the rest of the country. It will always be minimally/non-profitable to set up infrastructure in these sparsley populated areas, and thus the coast dwellers pay for, and support this.
50% !! of Americas population lives within 50 miles of the coasts, and appoximately 80% lives within 200 miles of a coast.
and I'm a Bank of America customer too. interesting.
I become tired of having to tell my bank card that I speak English. Why not have a bit on the card so that we don't have to repeat entering this info.