I thought the idea was that either they had their own incarnations of the resurrection/redemption story, or that they were not as wicked thus would not have killed the Christ so Earth was chosen and the redemption was universal.
I kinda like the 2nd one. We were chosen because we were special.... just not in a good way.
Any link to that theory? I was pretty sure the accepted theory on Olympus Mons is it built up over time due to the fact that plate tectonics stopped and it was stuck over a magma hot spot.
Huh, I'm looking at a sheet of paper from dell outlining my line of credit. I have never once paid for a Dell delivery via COD or Bank Check. I send them a PO and they send me equipment. Later on someone in Accounts Payable starts paying the bill. I usually have the equipment in service before the first check goes out. Granted I don't have 26 years of business with them just a measly 17.
Except this is for the U-NII 1 and 3 bands in the 5Ghz spectrum. Channels 52 - 140 should be untouched.
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"In the book, he has to spell out messages in rocks on the ground that the orbiters can photograph because there isn't enough space in his vehicle to haul the old rover landing platform around."
Did you even read the book????
He did not communicate with rocks because he couldn't fit the pathfinder in the rover with him, he fried it leaning the modified drill against the rover.
"- but the book is definitely worth a read." - Then I suggest you actually read it.
Are you talking about the RTG? I am pretty sure they only emit alpha radiation, I mean as long as the casing does not break I don't think it could harm you in the slightest.
Broadwell lacks ddr4 support. That is as good a reason as any to let the line die. DDR4 is out now and no one wants their flagship model to be relying on last years tech.
Sure it is, I am given a blank ballot, there is no identifier on it that links back to me, I mark it with a marker and send it through the scanner. My vote is counted, I have been marked as voted in the polls, but no one can tell which ballot is mine. Sounds pretty anonymous to me.
more like 1986, I have used the Sequoia Optech types in every election. You draw a line to mark your ballot and then they get scanned in something that looks like a large dog carrier. Simple, effective, anonymous, and it leaves a (large) paper trail.
We have reliable and effective ways to cast our votes, whats the big rush to switch to e-voting that we are willing to risk using such flawed devices. I mean has anyone put out an e-voting machine that hasn't had major issues? And my god the ones used had to be chosen by a committee of severely retarded sloths. I mean come on, someone thought the AVS WINVote was appropriate for use in a government election, hell that thing isn't appropriate for prom king/queen elections.
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That would be one hell of a very long and boring ski run. Olympus Mons has a very gradual incline, about 5 degrees.
"I wonder how long it would take to get from bottom to top to bottom again."
Longer then your lift ticket was good for.
I thought the idea was that either they had their own incarnations of the resurrection/redemption story, or that they were not as wicked thus would not have killed the Christ so Earth was chosen and the redemption was universal.
I kinda like the 2nd one. We were chosen because we were special.... just not in a good way.
Any link to that theory? I was pretty sure the accepted theory on Olympus Mons is it built up over time due to the fact that plate tectonics stopped and it was stuck over a magma hot spot.
Huh, I'm looking at a sheet of paper from dell outlining my line of credit. I have never once paid for a Dell delivery via COD or Bank Check. I send them a PO and they send me equipment. Later on someone in Accounts Payable starts paying the bill. I usually have the equipment in service before the first check goes out. Granted I don't have 26 years of business with them just a measly 17.
HAHAHAHA.
I think we done broke it.
Adobe uses a scratch drive. You can make the scratch drive a ram drive. This ain't news to them.
Except this is for the U-NII 1 and 3 bands in the 5Ghz spectrum. Channels 52 - 140 should be untouched.
"In the book, he has to spell out messages in rocks on the ground that the orbiters can photograph because there isn't enough space in his vehicle to haul the old rover landing platform around."
Did you even read the book????
He did not communicate with rocks because he couldn't fit the pathfinder in the rover with him, he fried it leaning the modified drill against the rover.
"- but the book is definitely worth a read." - Then I suggest you actually read it.
Are you talking about the RTG? I am pretty sure they only emit alpha radiation, I mean as long as the casing does not break I don't think it could harm you in the slightest.
Fashion has no IP?? That's news to me. I am pretty sure every piece of clothing you see on the catwalk is protected by a design patent.
Your answer is in your post.
"In a city... Filled with hookers."
Most people need aphone, and since they have a phone most people don't need a watch. The iWatch is a status symbol and that is it.
>how the hell did Tesla jump start into an already saturated market?
By constantly losing money. When Tesla can make a profit then we can say they have successfully entered the market.
Pontiac? You mean the company that made this in 1968 http://preview.netcarshow.com/...
They were a GM brand from their beginning in 1926 so I gotta wonder why you include them.
Pretty sure he runs BSD.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/w...
Apple should start to get worried when their trademark is being used as a generic term for tablets, That is how you lose your trademark.
Umm this is the NFL we are talking about, the are the epitome of the " advertisment spewing sock puppet".
Broadwell lacks ddr4 support. That is as good a reason as any to let the line die. DDR4 is out now and no one wants their flagship model to be relying on last years tech.
Don't trademarks require a declaration of use? I mean you can't just get a trademark and not use it, it's not like a patent.
Yep, it just took me to google maps off the Chilean coast.
Because the EU is acting all sorts of "moderately tolerant" right now.
>'Informed voters' just vote for the one who lies best
No informed voters vote for the one with the same letter after there name. They are informed in as such that they know what party they belong to.
Sure it is, I am given a blank ballot, there is no identifier on it that links back to me, I mark it with a marker and send it through the scanner. My vote is counted, I have been marked as voted in the polls, but no one can tell which ballot is mine. Sounds pretty anonymous to me.
more like 1986, I have used the Sequoia Optech types in every election. You draw a line to mark your ballot and then they get scanned in something that looks like a large dog carrier. Simple, effective, anonymous, and it leaves a (large) paper trail.
We have reliable and effective ways to cast our votes, whats the big rush to switch to e-voting that we are willing to risk using such flawed devices. I mean has anyone put out an e-voting machine that hasn't had major issues? And my god the ones used had to be chosen by a committee of severely retarded sloths. I mean come on, someone thought the AVS WINVote was appropriate for use in a government election, hell that thing isn't appropriate for prom king/queen elections.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/04/meet-the-e-voting-machine-so-easy-to-hack-it-will-take-your-breath-away/