I'm going to have a Kinkos print this GCTA crap from my genome into a big holy book for everyone to study once I get around to setting up that religion where everyone worships me which is going to be after they set up an app to read your genome with a smartphone. I'm hoping to have it start with the book of AAAAAA.
"Good child porn", if not oxymoronic, is probably not hard to find. Once I saw a Wikileaks story on the "secret" blacklist of websites that Norway was firewalling. Somehow the list got out to Wikileaks, and all the URLs were published there as links. I clicked on a random one from the list, thinking "he he he, this wouldn't work if I were in Norway." Except the site was kind of gross so I clicked Back and tried another one. That was gross too... I started to think, hmmm, I can see why these sites pissed off the Norwegians! Then I suddenly had an epiphany: don't load websites that have been banned in Norway.
An acquaintance of mine once opened a valve in a tubing system that was supposed to be empty. A little pocket of HF that was sitting in a pipe whooshed out onto his fingers for a split second, and he whirled around and stuck his hand under the faucet immediately.
A week later, the hand had fallen off, but he ended up getting a house out of it.
You're considered "talking" if someone snitches on you. Straight soldiers don't also live in fear of the army finding out they have girlfriends, as if the army is a jealous bitch.
What I want to know is, why are families with autistic children so keen on living near highways? I think it's because they're hoping their kid gets run over.
You think you've got it bad... I have TWO people in adjacent cubes on loud speakerphones with clients somewhere and every idiotic thing they say echoes three times.
Then there's the guy faintly humming weird music in the adjacent cube on the other side, along with the chick nearby whose phone rings some awful song whenever she leaves it on her desk.
Should I appreciate the sight barriers, even if I don't get a noise barrier? It's hard to say.
Jonathan Shapiro, a Fairfax defense attorney who first met Hudson when the two attended law school at American University, called him "gracious" and "professional," although he said he's always found Hudson to be a conservative thinker who tends to side with the government against criminal defendants.
In a 1983 Washington Post profile of Hudson, Shapiro recalled that he and Hudson were enrolled in a class called "Legal Problems of the Poor."
"I got the impression he thought it was supposed to be 'Giving Legal Problems to the Poor,' " Shapiro said then.
Shapiro remembers the quote now with a laugh. Hudson never seemed to hold the quip against him, he said.
See, he doesn't always rule against the government.
The ability to encode arbitrary information in DNA has applications in security and encryption.
Let's say Alice wants to send a plaintext message to Bob. Except with DNA it's always Bob sending plaintext DNA to Alice. OK I have to correct a little bit and replace "Alice" with "Bob" and "Bob" with "Alice"... eh, that didn't work because it replaced all the strings with "Alice".... ctrl-Z ctrl-Z ok let's do this right... first replace "Bob" with a swap like "Sue"... replace "Alice" with "Bob"... wait a second, Bob is sending his DNA to Sue. OK that's fine with Bob and Sue except halfway through the final replacement, Alice is going to find out that Bob has been sending DNA to Sue. How can we effectively hide this information from Alice? Start the swap by replacing "Alice" with "Peter". Oh no that really causes problems because still, Alice will start to wonder about Bob.
Well DUH the scale is logarithmic and approximately linear for partial pressures of CO2 within one order of magnitude around 400-800 ppm of normal atmospheric pressure (0.0004 - 0.0008 atm). Since I'm obviously not considering extreme pCO2 like 0.000001 atm or 1.0 atm, I can assume a linear approximation is approximate enough, so I interpolated between pH values at 350 ppm and 1000 ppm. The other reply to you points this out (although he then has the linear pH going the wrong way with a sign error).
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If you don't trust your own printer, you can try looking for them yourself.
I'm going to have a Kinkos print this GCTA crap from my genome into a big holy book for everyone to study once I get around to setting up that religion where everyone worships me which is going to be after they set up an app to read your genome with a smartphone. I'm hoping to have it start with the book of AAAAAA.
"Good child porn", if not oxymoronic, is probably not hard to find. Once I saw a Wikileaks story on the "secret" blacklist of websites that Norway was firewalling. Somehow the list got out to Wikileaks, and all the URLs were published there as links. I clicked on a random one from the list, thinking "he he he, this wouldn't work if I were in Norway." Except the site was kind of gross so I clicked Back and tried another one. That was gross too... I started to think, hmmm, I can see why these sites pissed off the Norwegians! Then I suddenly had an epiphany: don't load websites that have been banned in Norway.
An acquaintance of mine once opened a valve in a tubing system that was supposed to be empty. A little pocket of HF that was sitting in a pipe whooshed out onto his fingers for a split second, and he whirled around and stuck his hand under the faucet immediately.
A week later, the hand had fallen off, but he ended up getting a house out of it.
Don't worry- I'm saving the permanganate for mixed drinks.
I'll just sprinkle potassium permanganate on my corn flakes this morning.
Our sulfur doesn't stink.
You're considered "talking" if someone snitches on you. Straight soldiers don't also live in fear of the army finding out they have girlfriends, as if the army is a jealous bitch.
If this topic is so important, why has slashdot never posted a story about this before this?
It must be under the control of repressed homosexuals.
But low rent has nothing to do with vaccination rates!
And where you come from there tend to be a lot of retarded people!
What I want to know is, why are families with autistic children so keen on living near highways? I think it's because they're hoping their kid gets run over.
Everything that gets published on the site has already appeared in a newspaper, so technically Wikileaks has not "released" anything.
You make it seem like the Democrats have something better
Better than negative infinity? I think so.
You think you've got it bad... I have TWO people in adjacent cubes on loud speakerphones with clients somewhere and every idiotic thing they say echoes three times.
Then there's the guy faintly humming weird music in the adjacent cube on the other side, along with the chick nearby whose phone rings some awful song whenever she leaves it on her desk.
Should I appreciate the sight barriers, even if I don't get a noise barrier? It's hard to say.
Whoops, double post- "this resource is no longer valid." I have to remember to check my lists of posts after Slashdot's "Preview" hangs the browser.
Who's the goof who stuck a hyperlink on 48-Cr in the isotope table?
Who's the goof who stuck a hyperlink on 48-Cr in the isotope table?
Jonathan Shapiro, a Fairfax defense attorney who first met Hudson when the two attended law school at American University, called him "gracious" and "professional," although he said he's always found Hudson to be a conservative thinker who tends to side with the government against criminal defendants.
In a 1983 Washington Post profile of Hudson, Shapiro recalled that he and Hudson were enrolled in a class called "Legal Problems of the Poor."
"I got the impression he thought it was supposed to be 'Giving Legal Problems to the Poor,' " Shapiro said then.
Shapiro remembers the quote now with a laugh. Hudson never seemed to hold the quip against him, he said.
See, he doesn't always rule against the government.
Nerds don't get sick; they're too smart.
The ability to encode arbitrary information in DNA has applications in security and encryption.
Let's say Alice wants to send a plaintext message to Bob. Except with DNA it's always Bob sending plaintext DNA to Alice. OK I have to correct a little bit and replace "Alice" with "Bob" and "Bob" with "Alice"... eh, that didn't work because it replaced all the strings with "Alice".... ctrl-Z ctrl-Z ok let's do this right... first replace "Bob" with a swap like "Sue"... replace "Alice" with "Bob"... wait a second, Bob is sending his DNA to Sue. OK that's fine with Bob and Sue except halfway through the final replacement, Alice is going to find out that Bob has been sending DNA to Sue. How can we effectively hide this information from Alice? Start the swap by replacing "Alice" with "Peter". Oh no that really causes problems because still, Alice will start to wonder about Bob.
If I grow my own insulin-producing cells at home can I sell them to diabetics in other states?
I'm beginning to suspect we'd be better off had this ship never hit an iceberg!
Pretty much. There always an "ist" of some sort to battle against.
Christ!
Well DUH the scale is logarithmic and approximately linear for partial pressures of CO2 within one order of magnitude around 400-800 ppm of normal atmospheric pressure (0.0004 - 0.0008 atm). Since I'm obviously not considering extreme pCO2 like 0.000001 atm or 1.0 atm, I can assume a linear approximation is approximate enough, so I interpolated between pH values at 350 ppm and 1000 ppm. The other reply to you points this out (although he then has the linear pH going the wrong way with a sign error).