Verifying that a particular answer is correct is often far less complicated...
Often, but not always. I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that Dr. Stefanie Barz knows this, and is working on this technique for those cases were this doesn't apply.
If nano isn't critical and in a highly safety engineered package far from me (or at least something biologically created that I have a chance of breaking down), I don't want it.
Better not go anywhere near any roads, then. Or anywhere at all, probably.
I know, we'll just call them picotubes. Problem solved!
My first major epiphany was that, in the originals, the characters are always outside somewhere very remote.
That was seriously your first epiphany? You didn't notice that the dialogue was terrible, the actors were wooden and the screen was plastered over with CGI?
This may be a naive question, but why do the sparks blow off away from the gun? Is there also a stream of air from the gun specifically to do this? Or is it just how the physics works when the laser hits the metal?
In The Undiscovered Country they modified a torpedo to home in on gas emissions from a Klingon Bird of Prey. This is a story about building trading algorithms into an ethernet switch.
Apart from "needing to do something quickly," I really, really can't see the connection.
Anyone else have trouble parsing this headline, thanks to multiple words that are both nouns and verbs? I first read it as "Boy Scouts (v.) [Bully Hacker] Scouts (v.)..." and it took another couple of goes before it made sense.
Apple locks you in, but Amazon and Google don't. You can install apps from any source on a Kindle Fire and most (all?) other Androids with the tick of a box. Admittedly, I haven't found a way to replace the home app on an unrooted Kindle Fire, but it's not like Apple's prison.
Bla bla morality is relative everything is okay stop having an opinion different from mine.
You're welcome to have a different opinion from mine - it's assuming yours must be the correct one that makes you come off as sanctimonious. In my opinion.
I think I just established that I was, albeit incidentally, not wasting time. If I've discouraged someone from playing Minecraft, I've done a public service.
...in your opinion. And if you feel passionate enough about this that you'd like to encourage the world to play Minecraft a little less and go out and enjoy the world a little more, you could try to do so using reasoned argument rather than insulting your target audience.
Yeah ethical living is about weighing up different priorities. Encouraging people to stop playing Minecraft doesn't result in murder.
(Although if you had a better grasp of reality, you wouldn't be playing Minecraft, would you?)
Well, to be honest, not as much as these days. But in the old days when checkable preferences were kept in menus it was quite a time saver. And there are still times today when I find myself wanting to click multiple menu items a few branches down the tree.
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Verifying that a particular answer is correct is often far less complicated...
Often, but not always. I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that Dr. Stefanie Barz knows this, and is working on this technique for those cases were this doesn't apply.
If nano isn't critical and in a highly safety engineered package far from me (or at least something biologically created that I have a chance of breaking down), I don't want it.
Better not go anywhere near any roads, then. Or anywhere at all, probably.
I know, we'll just call them picotubes. Problem solved!
Sounds like the editors should have... *glasses* LinkedIn to the buzzfeed article. Yeeeooww...
*cough*
My first major epiphany was that, in the originals, the characters are always outside somewhere very remote.
That was seriously your first epiphany? You didn't notice that the dialogue was terrible, the actors were wooden and the screen was plastered over with CGI?
Every cheater knows that to stay undetected, you can't win too often.
This guy apparently didn't.
The human eye can see near IR perfectly well
This may be a naive question, but why do the sparks blow off away from the gun? Is there also a stream of air from the gun specifically to do this? Or is it just how the physics works when the laser hits the metal?
Rampant unfounded speculation FTW!
Hats off to RMS
Only if he keeps his socks on.
Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey.
a project I'm working on. Cool beans :)
Someone beat you to it.
Earlier this year, we heard about a gun and a fogging system
Pretty sure I heard about it last century.
and I'm now 50.
On the plus side, that's only 43 in "you" years.
But how do we know whether the Apps Status page is working correctly?
There's no reason it can't be both.
Is there any kind of standard to adhere to?
The real solution to this problem is to apply an electric shock to any phone user who tries to record a portrait mode video.
In The Undiscovered Country they modified a torpedo to home in on gas emissions from a Klingon Bird of Prey. This is a story about building trading algorithms into an ethernet switch.
Apart from "needing to do something quickly," I really, really can't see the connection.
Or maybe you meant starting as opposed to restarting...
Also, what does C.A.D. have to do with starting a computer?
Ah, to be so young.
Anyone else have trouble parsing this headline, thanks to multiple words that are both nouns and verbs? I first read it as "Boy Scouts (v.) [Bully Hacker] Scouts (v.)..." and it took another couple of goes before it made sense.
They just did: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/blogs/2013/09/06/amazon-kindle-paperwhite-2013-review-first-look/
Apple locks you in, but Amazon and Google don't. You can install apps from any source on a Kindle Fire and most (all?) other Androids with the tick of a box. Admittedly, I haven't found a way to replace the home app on an unrooted Kindle Fire, but it's not like Apple's prison.
Bla bla morality is relative everything is okay stop having an opinion different from mine.
You're welcome to have a different opinion from mine - it's assuming yours must be the correct one that makes you come off as sanctimonious. In my opinion.
I think I just established that I was, albeit incidentally, not wasting time. If I've discouraged someone from playing Minecraft, I've done a public service.
...in your opinion. And if you feel passionate enough about this that you'd like to encourage the world to play Minecraft a little less and go out and enjoy the world a little more, you could try to do so using reasoned argument rather than insulting your target audience.
Yeah ethical living is about weighing up different priorities. Encouraging people to stop playing Minecraft doesn't result in murder.
(Although if you had a better grasp of reality, you wouldn't be playing Minecraft, would you?)
I don't play Minecraft.
The texting law is supposed to save lives, not as a revenue generator.
Whose fault is it that it works mostly as the latter?
Well, to be honest, not as much as these days. But in the old days when checkable preferences were kept in menus it was quite a time saver. And there are still times today when I find myself wanting to click multiple menu items a few branches down the tree.