Does somebody want my lead? I have a few old car batteries, and a UPS that no longer works. Quite a bit of Pb there.
I would have to pay to take them to the city recycling place.
I thought the ICE was melting due to global warming.
Fortunately there has been a bit of snow here which has made most of the slick ice that happened with the freezing rain over the weekend have a bit more traction so you can walk on it. And theres no highs above freezing in the next 7 days forecast
How? Is it airborne or something? You are not going to get any straight line reception at that range due to curvature of the earth, even in the plains.
" Heat pumps do in fact put more heat into their hot side than they consume in work. They take heat from a low temperature resivoir and send it to a high temperature resivoir."
So they work well in heating a house as long as its not cold outside. Probably not so good in a real winter..
Most people aren't worried about cyclones, but they are worried about hurricanes. Cyclones happen in the Pacific, and mostly affect island countries. I remember Cyclone Bola in the eighties.
The world does not warm evenly, due to the fact we have continents with odd shapes, water currents caused by that exagerate climate change in certain areas.. Maybe even the Gulf Stream could stop causing an ice age.
New Zealand has been the location of terrorist attacks in the past.
In the '80s a terrorist group based in France called the DGSE blew up the Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior in Auckland harbour, killing one of the crew.
NZ security personal were able to capture 2 of the culprits (alain Marfard amd Dominique Prieux , but the French Governemnt made us give them back,
What about the interstate commerce clause in the constitution?
Anyway this sort of thing will cost jobs in this country - since companies can set up offshore and sell stuff without having to collect US state taxes - especially for non physical goods (mu7sic, videos, software, subscriptions etc.
If the States need more money, they can increase sate income tax, of have a state lottery (a tax on the mathematically challenged)
There would be a lot of uses for a material that won't melt at high temperatures for example a heat shield for spacecraft reentry, or containment vessel for nuclear reactors
Newspapers? You can already get most respected newspapers in an app, or ebook format.
Papers please? For keeping official documents on, like an electronic green card - I doubt the red states would accept it yet.
But the other sort of paper - if your sitting in the bathroom reading on your tablet and you find theres no toilet paper - well i don't think your tablet will do a good job of wiping your arse...
'rebels have been fighting governments without the aid of internet communications (or indeed any electronic technology) for thousands of years, remember Spartacus? William (Braveheart) Wallace? Bonnie Prince Charlie, George Washington. The rebels didn't even have the telegraph until the war between the states...
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Thats only at the South Pole
Antarctica is BIG
Bigger than the 48 states
Shouldn't this be a question for HDD manufacturers and OEM resellers?
Just the thing to call your former spouse on
Does somebody want my lead? I have a few old car batteries, and a UPS that no longer works. Quite a bit of Pb there.
I would have to pay to take them to the city recycling place.
I thought the ICE was melting due to global warming.
Fortunately there has been a bit of snow here which has made most of the slick ice that happened with the freezing rain over the weekend have a bit more traction so you can walk on it.
And theres no highs above freezing in the next 7 days forecast
How? Is it airborne or something? You are not going to get any straight line reception at that range due to curvature of the earth, even in the plains.
Do they still make that "Warehiuse 13" program? (I stopped watching the PsyPhi channel
Thats where it really belongs
Exactly - its not like they are going to go to heaven and get 72 virgins for this martyrdom.
The 2nd law of robotics (robots must obey humans) trumps the 3rd law (self preservation)
" Heat pumps do in fact put more heat into their hot side than they consume in work. They take heat from a low temperature resivoir and send it to a high temperature resivoir."
So they work well in heating a house as long as its not cold outside. Probably not so good in a real winter..
Well I guess he's not anonymous anymore now they caught him.
Don't worry, Rodney Copperbottom will rescue Bigweld, and remove Ratshit and his mother from power...
"The star, called L1527 IRS"
Not a good destination for interstellar travelers - they already collect taxes there.
Most people aren't worried about cyclones, but they are worried about hurricanes.
Cyclones happen in the Pacific, and mostly affect island countries. I remember Cyclone Bola in the eighties.
The world does not warm evenly, due to the fact we have continents with odd shapes, water currents caused by that exagerate climate change in certain areas.. Maybe even the Gulf Stream could stop causing an ice age.
"Thorium is the only thing standing between us and heat death."
What about Fusion ?
Thats in the Far future
There is a working fusion reactor only about 8 minutes away.
New Zealand has been the location of terrorist attacks in the past.
In the '80s a terrorist group based in France called the DGSE blew up the Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior in Auckland harbour, killing one of the crew.
NZ security personal were able to capture 2 of the culprits (alain Marfard amd Dominique Prieux , but the French Governemnt made us give them back,
Congress could sell the Capitol building to aid in reducing the deficit
What about the interstate commerce clause in the constitution?
Anyway this sort of thing will cost jobs in this country - since companies can set up offshore and sell stuff without having to collect US state taxes - especially for non physical goods (mu7sic, videos, software, subscriptions etc.
If the States need more money, they can increase sate income tax, of have a state lottery (a tax on the mathematically challenged)
There would be a lot of uses for a material that won't melt at high temperatures for example a heat shield for spacecraft reentry, or containment vessel for nuclear reactors
What sort of papers are we talking about?
Newspapers? You can already get most respected newspapers in an app, or ebook format.
Papers please? For keeping official documents on, like an electronic green card - I doubt the red states would accept it yet.
But the other sort of paper - if your sitting in the bathroom reading on your tablet and you find theres no toilet paper - well i don't think your tablet will do a good job of wiping your arse...
'rebels have been fighting governments without the aid of internet communications (or indeed any electronic technology) for thousands of years, remember Spartacus? William (Braveheart) Wallace? Bonnie Prince Charlie, George Washington. The rebels didn't even have the telegraph until the war between the states...
Doesn't it have to be both ways?
(Like with land water and air soeed records...
So in 2099 we can look forward to Windows 95
I think I will wait for the 2102 version
(of course they will have immortality by then...
To be fair to Mozilla, they don't charge for their product.
But it still breaks stuff (add-ons) developed for earlier versions.
Hasn't Congress got more urgent important stuff to do? Like avoiding this fiscal cliff that everyone is talking about..
went on the B-Ark with the telephone sanitizers etc