The amount of radioactive material used for medical purposes is very small, and noone could do much harm with it. They should only check cars that have radiation indicating large amounts of the stuff.
Are you worried about carbon emissions through breathing? Because animals do a lot more of that than humanity, so by this logic we should start by killing all animals in order to save the environment.
If you do it yourself, you pay for it with your time. Your examples are good, those are things that were designed for longterm use, thus repairing them is a possibility. But most stuff isn't like that.
So why were you wearing a mask in the first place? Isn't the point of a protest is to support a cause by being physically there, supporting it with your identity? As for a protest turning violent, most serious protests quickly tell those violent provocateurs to GTFO. If you observe violence and don't act to stop it, you are just as guilty as the one committing it. While protests would seem like a great way to hide behind the masses from responsibility, not even the mob that was there will protect you. You won't get convicted for something that's not a crime, therefor wearing a mask is a sign that you are, in fact, a criminal. There are many places that don't allow you to conceal your face like banks and supermarkets, why would protests be different? What you do on the public streets is not your private business that you can hide. As for the police, the cops will not have any respect if they can't even protect themselves. And without authority, the police force is worth nothing.
Ceres couldn't clear its orbit, therefore it's not a planet. It's just another member of the asteroid belt, a collection of rocks that while had the chance to become a planet, didn't become one. Making Ceres or Vesta a planet would make us forget about all the mass that exists in the same orbit: the asteroid belt doesn't contain a planet, the whole belt itself is a failed planet.
Product placement is already a reality, and I don't think there ever was hard proof that short flashes really make you subconciously want the product advertised.
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The difference is that modern iPods have flashdrives instead of small magnetic HDDs.
You are holding it wrong.
It would be awesome if we could Slashdot this article, thus putting these n00bz in their place. Come on guys, just a few refreshes...
It's also possible to achieve the same effect without humiliating your own body by using a strap.
If they are below eighteen, they don't have a right to sue. If they are older than that, they are just as responsible as the rest of humanity.
Or three primes.
And until they do or show some proof of a succesful action, I remain sceptical.
Seriously, if it's that important, encrypt it and back it up in a dozen places.
closing down the whole street for the convoy.
The amount of radioactive material used for medical purposes is very small, and noone could do much harm with it. They should only check cars that have radiation indicating large amounts of the stuff.
They will just switch the tune to the brown noise.
Are you worried about carbon emissions through breathing? Because animals do a lot more of that than humanity, so by this logic we should start by killing all animals in order to save the environment.
If you do it yourself, you pay for it with your time. Your examples are good, those are things that were designed for longterm use, thus repairing them is a possibility. But most stuff isn't like that.
When you use a https site you don't need the TLD to tell that it is secure: the protocol name is what's to be counted on.
So why were you wearing a mask in the first place? Isn't the point of a protest is to support a cause by being physically there, supporting it with your identity? As for a protest turning violent, most serious protests quickly tell those violent provocateurs to GTFO. If you observe violence and don't act to stop it, you are just as guilty as the one committing it. While protests would seem like a great way to hide behind the masses from responsibility, not even the mob that was there will protect you. You won't get convicted for something that's not a crime, therefor wearing a mask is a sign that you are, in fact, a criminal. There are many places that don't allow you to conceal your face like banks and supermarkets, why would protests be different? What you do on the public streets is not your private business that you can hide. As for the police, the cops will not have any respect if they can't even protect themselves. And without authority, the police force is worth nothing.
Police also wear identification numbers.
Ceres couldn't clear its orbit, therefore it's not a planet. It's just another member of the asteroid belt, a collection of rocks that while had the chance to become a planet, didn't become one. Making Ceres or Vesta a planet would make us forget about all the mass that exists in the same orbit: the asteroid belt doesn't contain a planet, the whole belt itself is a failed planet.
Creating a new item on an assembly line is generally cheaper than trying to repair it.
It also erodes science.
That was a bit harsh. Advertising is pretty much paying for the whole Internet, for example.
Product placement is already a reality, and I don't think there ever was hard proof that short flashes really make you subconciously want the product advertised.
Are you suggesting the world didn't end in Y2K?
Exactly. This is just banning deep packet inspection not true net nutrality.
Well, "not conducive to the public good" is not really a reason, and not being as bad as the US is not the definition of fair.
The problem with this eye for an eye approach is that it will be the little guy on both sides to suffer.