you're overlooking the possibility that some of these operators have latent PSI bomb-detecting abilities and that the prop helps them to focus their special mental powers[1].
And what exactly are the commercial possibilities of ovine aviation?
no, you:
1. anonymously list them in the database as a "dangerous gun owner".
2. then you call in a domestic violence report to the police.
at the very least, his door gets kicked in, his dog gets shot and he gets zip-tied and thrown to the ground with a boot on the back of his neck. If he IS a gun owner, he get shot dead.
3. Lawsuit!
First Amendment > Second Amendment. Welcome to another fun facet of living in a fully networked world (see: Snowden, Apple/Google user stalking, etc, etc, ad nauseum)
augmented reality?!! weren't we all going to be gleaning the cube and having cyber-sex soon after the 90's? that's like millenia in computer years. hell, this is so stale the relevant patents have probably expired by now.
Now we just need our safety nets to keep up with the fact that a large percentage of the population will probably be working less than 40 hours per week in the future.
Welfare programs have to be paid for by taking money from somebody.
Well, I'm pretty sure it wasn't the Hostess Cupcake Bakery that created stuxnet. But that's just the opinion of some guy on teh intarwebs[1], not a alleged rogue NSA cyberspy mastermind.
Snowden strikes me as Walter Mitty, cyber-janitor. Has he revealed anything that anyone paying attention hadn't already assumed to be happening somewhere?
Come on guys, isn't time for another episode of the wacky adventures of Where in the World is John McAfee? At least throw us a new bitcoin story for us to bitch and moan about.
here's an idea -- build reservoirs without blocking existing rivers and creeks. You just need the elevation change and the geology to support the reservoir.
The reason existing dams span rivers was to harvest energy from the river flowing down elevation.
It's all about the storm surge two thirds of Key West was underwater during Wilma. That used to be a once in a generation thing. Then it's going to be every 20 years. Then every 5. Even if it doesn't turn into New Atlantis, that's gonna put a real crimp in the island lifestyle.
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is this dot Indian or dash Indian we're talking about?
And what exactly are the commercial possibilities of ovine aviation?
[1] see what I did there?
Don't forget : Prescott stole Geronimo's skull, the source of all his family's power, thereby allowing them to break Tecumseh's Curse!
I bet you think I'm making a joke...
Bah. Push a button? Your skills are weak unless you can call in and convince a manager to strip-search an under-aged female employee.
if you're not doing anything wrong, you don't have anything to worry about.
What, India doesn't call you?
Coming next September - Office Space 3D - How Lumbergh Got His Synergy Back
Windows isn't done until Lotus won't run.
Expect to see more undocumented syscalls for Office Apps, IE, SQL Server, SMB, etc, etc.
Either Jesus will come back and end everything before climate change makes a difference, or God will never let us hose His perfect creation.
The trouble is, there are folks in Congress who believe this and set policy based on it...
Maybe it's just time to build Noah's Ark II.
Also known as the /b/ Ark.
no, you :
1. anonymously list them in the database as a "dangerous gun owner".
2. then you call in a domestic violence report to the police.
at the very least, his door gets kicked in, his dog gets shot and he gets zip-tied and thrown to the ground with a boot on the back of his neck.
If he IS a gun owner, he get shot dead.
3. Lawsuit!
All guns are dangerous...
aren't they?
that's point.
First Amendment > Second Amendment.
Welcome to another fun facet of living in a fully networked world (see: Snowden, Apple/Google user stalking, etc, etc, ad nauseum)
augmented reality?!! weren't we all going to be gleaning the cube and having cyber-sex soon after the 90's? that's like millenia in computer years. hell, this is so stale the relevant patents have probably expired by now.
Now we just need our safety nets to keep up with the fact that a large percentage of the population will probably be working less than 40 hours per week in the future.
Welfare programs have to be paid for by taking money from somebody.
I know, we can take some of gains from improved productivity and automation over the last 40 years and use that to shore up social safety nets while still reducing the average work week to 30 hours!
Oh, wait, somehow every last bit of that got snorked up by capital, there's nothing left over for labor. How about "FUCK YOU" instead?
Well, I'm pretty sure it wasn't the Hostess Cupcake Bakery that created stuxnet. But that's just the opinion of some guy on teh intarwebs[1], not a alleged rogue NSA cyberspy mastermind.
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Snowden strikes me as Walter Mitty, cyber-janitor.
Has he revealed anything that anyone paying attention hadn't already assumed to be happening somewhere?
Come on guys, isn't time for another episode of the wacky adventures of Where in the World is John McAfee? At least throw us a new bitcoin story for us to bitch and moan about.
[1] see
this is where skynet decides to kill all humans, isn't it?
bah, you're just imagining improbable scenarios...
only the real Sparticus would know that. Or his mother.
to paraphrase Tyler Durden:
You are not your cookie trail.
Try downloading the torrent of the original theatrical release.
WORST advice on /. evar! Yeah, just steal bread from the mouths of Lucas and the Mouse, that'll end well.
real men just upload their important stuff on ftp, and let the rest of the world mirror it
If they had only followed St L's directions, they would have recreated a civilized society.
But who's Emma, and where is her home?
here's an idea -- build reservoirs without blocking existing rivers and creeks. You just need the elevation change and the geology to support the reservoir.
The reason existing dams span rivers was to harvest energy from the river flowing down elevation.
Capricious application of the law is a prime sign of corruption.
It's all about the storm surge
two thirds of Key West was underwater during Wilma.
That used to be a once in a generation thing. Then it's going to be every 20 years. Then every 5. Even if it doesn't turn into New Atlantis, that's gonna put a real crimp in the island lifestyle.
More sophisticated societies ask Where shall we have lunch?
so I need a FOIA to restore my backup now?