Pretty neat idea, but isn't there some international regulations about contaminating other planets? I think it may be worthwhile to rigorously search for naturally occurring microbes carefully before we start sending actual people up there, with the inevitable contamination we bring.
I sort of agree with this. I think that the generalized idea of extra C02 is very hard to argue against. It seems pretty basic so I'm not surprised that the vast majority accepts global warming to be at least partially man made. I'm still somewhat skeptical of climate models though. As you'll often hear in computational science, shit in = shit out. CFD and other techniques used to make these predictions are still somewhat immature (although advancing pretty quickly). So as of right now when I hear very specific claims such as "this weather pattern was absolutely caused by global warming", I'm definitely going to be suspicious.
I'm developing a computer program which rounds down the fractions of nickels left over from micro transactions and deposits the remainder into my bank account.
Well there's now Molson-Coors also which is half Canadian, so none of the big 3 are actually truly American. I think Yuengling just passed up Boston Beer Company as the largest American brewer.
I believe it's referred to as loading the dice, where climate change isn't necessarily responsible, but will probably make some of the odd/extreme weather patterns come around more often than normal.
It plugs into a netbook shaped body and uses the phones internals to run a specialty software on a laptop screen. It is some type of limited proprietary software that Motorola developed, so I think Canonical is expanding on this idea with a full sized OS with a large application base.
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While rocket scientists likely have lots of education involving fluid dynamics, I doubt they specialized much in erosion.
I didn't know Rick Santorum was on Slashdot
I am in a MS Mech Engineering program and over half of all my professors already do this.
To make a pizza from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
The software engineering degree there is pretty successful from what I hear.
Ya I heard they found plastic on Mars too.
Pretty neat idea, but isn't there some international regulations about contaminating other planets? I think it may be worthwhile to rigorously search for naturally occurring microbes carefully before we start sending actual people up there, with the inevitable contamination we bring.
Another Hershey purchase was Dagoba chocolates. Their 87% is excellent
I was flipping out. Now I feel dumb. My only solace is that Slashdot looks a lot dumber than me.
I love deep fry
Look its Toby Mac the Christian rapper....
Not sure if insightful, or funny
Fucking COD jocks
I sort of agree with this. I think that the generalized idea of extra C02 is very hard to argue against. It seems pretty basic so I'm not surprised that the vast majority accepts global warming to be at least partially man made. I'm still somewhat skeptical of climate models though. As you'll often hear in computational science, shit in = shit out. CFD and other techniques used to make these predictions are still somewhat immature (although advancing pretty quickly). So as of right now when I hear very specific claims such as "this weather pattern was absolutely caused by global warming", I'm definitely going to be suspicious.
Disregard Science, Acquire currency
I searched "best web browser" on Google and the second result was mozilla.org
We gotta kill them CO2s! Dem Nazi sympathizers! Maybe that will work
Oh my the irony!
I'm developing a computer program which rounds down the fractions of nickels left over from micro transactions and deposits the remainder into my bank account.
Well there's now Molson-Coors also which is half Canadian, so none of the big 3 are actually truly American. I think Yuengling just passed up Boston Beer Company as the largest American brewer.
Dennis Kucinich?
Most people pursue careers in atmospheric science for the dollars
I believe it's referred to as loading the dice, where climate change isn't necessarily responsible, but will probably make some of the odd/extreme weather patterns come around more often than normal.
Maybe it will put most people out of work, but I'd bet the demand for engineering/IT would go way up? Hopefully
It plugs into a netbook shaped body and uses the phones internals to run a specialty software on a laptop screen. It is some type of limited proprietary software that Motorola developed, so I think Canonical is expanding on this idea with a full sized OS with a large application base.