Farmers in the US ran a telegraph network over barbwire in the late 1800s or early 1900s (can't quite remember which).
From The Information
James Gleick
Cancer used to be a total death sentence, but now it is not. It required large amount of intricate research that turned into drugs like Gleevec which treat chronic myeloid leukemia as well as other cancers. Drugs that work on turning on or off cellular communication pathways are just over the horizon.
there was some way to see where people search, like a record stored in a device stored between a computer and the internet. Oh wait there is: its called a cable or DSL modem.
Oprah is useless and misguided.
For example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOyqpKXJBXw.
Tad bit hard to look at.
She goes on in the show about how she wants to help Rudine then proceeds to do absolutely nothing of help and Rudine dies.
The stock market put the CAPITAL in CAPITALism or so I always thought. Its why the markets were able to expand in the first place when the dutch started created the first kind of markets in the 1400s in Europe. I may be wrong, but thats what I thought I learned from classes in college a very long time ago. In fact the stock market is like an offshoot of the idea of banking and currency creation from even further back in history. The idea was, if I remember correctly, that that not everybody was using their money at the same time so why not put that money together and do something with it that was bigger than any one investor could do. Then when someone needed their money as long as not everyone came at once the money they put away could be given to the person who was withdrawing. I could be wrong here.
I think the poster was saying that they were seeing the death of privacy from both giving it away to Facebook and from Government encroaching with wire taps. In 1984 nothing is private. A quote from the book says "Nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres inside your skull." Those are my examples of the general idea I got from the poster.
That isn't true. Even if Firefox went away there would still be a great browser out there. It is called Opera. Oh wait... I see... Opera is like Ron Paul in the 2012 republican campaign.
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Funny. If only I had mod points.
Farmers in the US ran a telegraph network over barbwire in the late 1800s or early 1900s (can't quite remember which). From The Information James Gleick
Cancer used to be a total death sentence, but now it is not. It required large amount of intricate research that turned into drugs like Gleevec which treat chronic myeloid leukemia as well as other cancers. Drugs that work on turning on or off cellular communication pathways are just over the horizon.
Out of curiosity, why are you so offended by his cowardice?
You are not your IQ.
there was some way to see where people search, like a record stored in a device stored between a computer and the internet. Oh wait there is: its called a cable or DSL modem.
The US should have to do everything or be brought into everything. They gots their own problems.
Oprah is useless and misguided. For example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOyqpKXJBXw. Tad bit hard to look at. She goes on in the show about how she wants to help Rudine then proceeds to do absolutely nothing of help and Rudine dies.
I can tell you its not the games that keep me from using Linux. Its all the bullshit that gets in the way using it as a general purpose OS.
They will not stick the landing but like the Olympics the next chance will be in four years.
But, in America "You have the right to remain stupid!"
We got rights and stuff. Better to exercise my right to stupid than a godless heathen like them scientific types.
that the ads that come up from slashdot are of a gypsy with a crystal ball giving free psychic advice about love and astrology. http://www.asknow.com/microsite/index?gclid=CKW-l8fC77ECFQoZQgod1zYAiw
I think liquidity leads to instability as well.
The stock market put the CAPITAL in CAPITALism or so I always thought. Its why the markets were able to expand in the first place when the dutch started created the first kind of markets in the 1400s in Europe. I may be wrong, but thats what I thought I learned from classes in college a very long time ago. In fact the stock market is like an offshoot of the idea of banking and currency creation from even further back in history. The idea was, if I remember correctly, that that not everybody was using their money at the same time so why not put that money together and do something with it that was bigger than any one investor could do. Then when someone needed their money as long as not everyone came at once the money they put away could be given to the person who was withdrawing. I could be wrong here.
I wonder if the countries that have social medical care have higher per capita wealth.
The tobacco companies have made the world a better place after all. Never thought I would say this but "Thank gods for cancer"
I think the poster was saying that they were seeing the death of privacy from both giving it away to Facebook and from Government encroaching with wire taps. In 1984 nothing is private. A quote from the book says "Nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres inside your skull." Those are my examples of the general idea I got from the poster.
I was with you up to green, but red is a menace! It's a RED menace.
I believe that they become Joan Rivers
I wish I could mod this up.
For the Netflixes
Anyone else read this as "Your Next TV Interface Will Be a Toilet".
Cause all my AA meetings are on Facebook!!!
Its about fucking time.
That isn't true. Even if Firefox went away there would still be a great browser out there. It is called Opera. Oh wait... I see... Opera is like Ron Paul in the 2012 republican campaign.