My CU is currently paying 1.9% on a 1 year CD, and 0.25% on a savings account. The former GMAC does pretty good against that (though they offer very few services with an account):
I have to admit, I haven't shopped it around much (I don't have enough money for 1% to matter a great deal, and my money is earned and spent a great deal faster than it is compounded), but I don't really think I missed the mark.
I am a reasonably solid 6 feet 210 pounds. It is a regular feature of crowds that I have to adjust to avoid knocking puny people around. It has nothing to do with them being kids or playing video games, not paying attention is simply a feature of many people.
You mean subsistence farmers (well, probably, maybe you mean growers of various plants that drugs are refined from). Displacing first-world food crops doesn't really effect them much (maybe it gives them better prices at market for any meager leftovers they have, subsistence farming actually means living off the crops...), it effects the millions of poor who do not grow their own food.
They aren't suggesting growing more watermelons, they are suggesting that the watermelons that are presently left in the field to rot could instead be harvested and sent to a distillery.
Tens of millions of Americans work for American corporations. Corporations are probably closer to an actual realization of rational economic man than individuals, so apparently, by hiring Americans, they are expressing the fact that they see value in hiring Americans (rational economic man would not pay for something he did not perceive to carry value).
In Firefox 3.5, there is an dropdown option box on the Privacy page of the options dialog allowing you to choose what information Firefox should use to populate the Awesome bar. I think you are probably interested in 'Nothing'.
The issue may be particular to something you are doing (some set of pages you visit, some extension, some issue with your FF profile (perhaps you created a new profile, it isn't clear from your post), or some issue with disk corruption on your system), the only crash I have had with FF3.5 on XP was related to the exploit code that I typed into a Javascript shell (the code triggered a memory overflow, I had not put in the payload (or maybe there wasn't a payload), so I wasn't real worried about the consequences).
Well, not in a court of law. If you publish a paper, I should be able to repeat your experiment and get substantially similar results. This is very much me putting your science on trial.
I don't care about what the planet can handle, I care about a comfortable environment for humans.
(and I don't think it is clear that anthropogenic contributions are leading us to a world of cataclysm, but given that there are lots of other reasons to reduce human emissions (I like forests, coal power puts more radioactive material into the environment than nuclear power, oil is economically and politically unstable, etc.), I don't mind there being a push to at least examine the costs of exchanging those emissions for something else; maybe it will even turn out like sulfur emissions)
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The post I was referring to said as much. It was a sibling to the post of yours that I replied to. The post:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1350215&cid=29224445
The (shared) parent post:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1350215&cid=29224193
We all know AC loves dick, but it is a little unusual for one to come right out and say it.
I'm not sure a large percentage of the populace even has a clear idea what an OS is.
No, the descriptivists are right. Probably even in France.
If nearly every language had not changed drastically over time, there might at least be an interesting conversation there, but alas.
My CU is currently paying 1.9% on a 1 year CD, and 0.25% on a savings account. The former GMAC does pretty good against that (though they offer very few services with an account):
http://www.ally.com/index.html
I have to admit, I haven't shopped it around much (I don't have enough money for 1% to matter a great deal, and my money is earned and spent a great deal faster than it is compounded), but I don't really think I missed the mark.
They generally pay pretty meager interest on deposits though (My primary financial institution is a credit union, I'm just sayin').
Touché. And you are only in 78 minutes after someone posted how to get Slashdot to render it.
I am a reasonably solid 6 feet 210 pounds. It is a regular feature of crowds that I have to adjust to avoid knocking puny people around. It has nothing to do with them being kids or playing video games, not paying attention is simply a feature of many people.
The first hint that he wasn't ordering a coffee was that he was asking for something in it.
I'm not sure the checkpoints are worth it (but that doesn't say anything regarding how I feel about traffic stops for errant driving).
They paid $4 million for something that didn't work, so I don't think the problem is limited to how much funding they have.
Even worse, we are more concerned with 'instruction' than 'learning'.
In his own mind, Booth was a patriot. Maybe thinking you are a patriot isn't always a good thing.
You mean subsistence farmers (well, probably, maybe you mean growers of various plants that drugs are refined from). Displacing first-world food crops doesn't really effect them much (maybe it gives them better prices at market for any meager leftovers they have, subsistence farming actually means living off the crops...), it effects the millions of poor who do not grow their own food.
They aren't suggesting growing more watermelons, they are suggesting that the watermelons that are presently left in the field to rot could instead be harvested and sent to a distillery.
Do you mean WPA with AES, or just AES itself?
I'd bet $5 on the latter lasting more than 2 years (depending a little bit on how 'fall' gets defined).
They gave Jenny McCarthy airtime. That makes it shit.
Tens of millions of Americans work for American corporations. Corporations are probably closer to an actual realization of rational economic man than individuals, so apparently, by hiring Americans, they are expressing the fact that they see value in hiring Americans (rational economic man would not pay for something he did not perceive to carry value).
In Firefox 3.5, there is an dropdown option box on the Privacy page of the options dialog allowing you to choose what information Firefox should use to populate the Awesome bar. I think you are probably interested in 'Nothing'.
The issue may be particular to something you are doing (some set of pages you visit, some extension, some issue with your FF profile (perhaps you created a new profile, it isn't clear from your post), or some issue with disk corruption on your system), the only crash I have had with FF3.5 on XP was related to the exploit code that I typed into a Javascript shell (the code triggered a memory overflow, I had not put in the payload (or maybe there wasn't a payload), so I wasn't real worried about the consequences).
I'm glad somebody untied you, nobody should be forced to watch that shit.
In 3.5, you can go into the Options dialog, select the Privacy page and set the dropdown for the location bar to 'nothing'.
The earth is spheroid.
Well, not in a court of law. If you publish a paper, I should be able to repeat your experiment and get substantially similar results. This is very much me putting your science on trial.
I don't care about what the planet can handle, I care about a comfortable environment for humans.
(and I don't think it is clear that anthropogenic contributions are leading us to a world of cataclysm, but given that there are lots of other reasons to reduce human emissions (I like forests, coal power puts more radioactive material into the environment than nuclear power, oil is economically and politically unstable, etc.), I don't mind there being a push to at least examine the costs of exchanging those emissions for something else; maybe it will even turn out like sulfur emissions)