It certainly killed original content. I found Katz's pieces rather hit or miss. I think the biggest problem was his being allowed to publish and/or pick topics without any oversight.
Also, clearly everyone with asthma has it to an equal degree that you do.
I nearly died about 10 times growing up, and spent a significant portion of my childhood in a hospital. Sooo... I call bullshit. Wood wasn't a problem for me. A lot of other things were.
The United States. Race fuel is not taxed. It contains tetra-ethyl lead.
Depends on your definition of race fuel. And perhaps this is new. But the last time I went to MIR there were two gas stations within three miles that sold high octane (98 (R+M)/2) race fuel. Plenty of taxes.
Here in the UK, DIN is still a used standard. Walk into an auto parts store, and they will quite happily sell you any number of DIN head units and a mount/adapter kit for your car (if it needs one...).
It is in the US as well. Seems like a non sequitir by GP.
It has been ~11 hours since you made this factually incorrect post. That post has been corrected numerous times starting ~10 hours ago. Is your lack of a reply thanking those posters because you haven't been read the replies yet or is it because as you read them you stuck your fingers in your ears and said "lalalalalalalalalala I CAN'T HEAR YOU!"?
My pistols aren't registered, either. I think that's only in a few zany states, like New York and Illinois.
It depends on how you define 'registered'. Many pro-2a types (I lean in this direction) consider the ATF form 4473 a form of registration. Given that they are not destroyed after use and (I'm not 100% on this next bit) computerized at some point, this can be considered registration. It is somewhat analogous to the discussion regarding 'penalty' vs. 'taxation' in the ACA.
So if we agree with the 4473 being registration, almost every handgun and many long guns are in fact registered in the US. Not even close to 'all' but far, far more than 'none'.
The dispute over the meaning of 'hacker' has been going on so long, there's a wikipedia page on the subject.
It's on a computer, therefore it was probably written by hackers. Furthermore, the general public knows that all hackers are doing illegal stuff and can launch missiles from a payphone with a poptop can. They problem invented this fake controversy in order to fool the unwitting into believing their propoganda.
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How many times did they use "Roger, Roger"?
Over, Under.
If you have a cord... pull cord, then pull battery(s).
My tablet doesn't have removable/replaceable batteries, you insensitive clod!
Fuck the UK.
The english are best at fucking themselves quite good.
Let's keep the good part, Scotland in the EU and toss away the putrid rest.
Don't you have Greece to fulfill the mandatory level of sheep fuckers required in the EU?
It's all dark...really
Yeah, but you've been mad for fucking years—absolutely years
It certainly killed original content. I found Katz's pieces rather hit or miss. I think the biggest problem was his being allowed to publish and/or pick topics without any oversight.
when did this site jump the shark?
Two words: Jon Katz.
Also, clearly everyone with asthma has it to an equal degree that you do.
I nearly died about 10 times growing up, and spent a significant portion of my childhood in a hospital. Sooo... I call bullshit. Wood wasn't a problem for me. A lot of other things were.
Damn our efficient American medical system!
Was she a 'go-er'?
The United States. Race fuel is not taxed. It contains tetra-ethyl lead.
Depends on your definition of race fuel. And perhaps this is new. But the last time I went to MIR there were two gas stations within three miles that sold high octane (98 (R+M)/2) race fuel. Plenty of taxes.
What do you use as a wallet? Not a rigid box made of metal and glass, I'll wager.
I don't, but some do.
Why would you actually want to flex a phone?
Given the strange attraction some on slashdot seem to have to technological devices, I'm imagining Rule 34 enters into it.
Wow. Yet another story showing how low Slashdot has fallen. Here is a story about knife wielding robots without mention of Roberto.
High compression and boost implies high octane race fuel. Which is not street legal.
Where?
Watch out, it's got fluoride!
Well, duh, fluoride is a communist plot to sap our vital bodily fluids.
There's a 100% chance you're not the boss of me and statistics can't tell me what to do. I AM NOT RULED BY NUMBERS! I AM A FREE MAN!
Sure you are, Number 6.
Lying politicians? I'm sure that's a uniquely American phenomenon.
We don't need no steenkin' badges.
One huge difference is how much bigger japanese tentacles are compared to american.
FTFY.
Sounds fair to me. Carry on.
Here in the UK, DIN is still a used standard. Walk into an auto parts store, and they will quite happily sell you any number of DIN head units and a mount/adapter kit for your car (if it needs one...).
It is in the US as well. Seems like a non sequitir by GP.
Just re-read the article but with "cracker" substituted for "hacker" and you'll understand how it seems to a layperson.
But what if I'm white?
Aww, who am I kidding, I'm whiter than Wonderbread.
Just curious:
It has been ~11 hours since you made this factually incorrect post. That post has been corrected numerous times starting ~10 hours ago. Is your lack of a reply thanking those posters because you haven't been read the replies yet or is it because as you read them you stuck your fingers in your ears and said "lalalalalalalalalala I CAN'T HEAR YOU!"?
My pistols aren't registered, either. I think that's only in a few zany states, like New York and Illinois.
It depends on how you define 'registered'. Many pro-2a types (I lean in this direction) consider the ATF form 4473 a form of registration. Given that they are not destroyed after use and (I'm not 100% on this next bit) computerized at some point, this can be considered registration. It is somewhat analogous to the discussion regarding 'penalty' vs. 'taxation' in the ACA.
So if we agree with the 4473 being registration, almost every handgun and many long guns are in fact registered in the US. Not even close to 'all' but far, far more than 'none'.
Better yet, I qualified USMC rifle expert (3rd award before I EAS'ed)
I've got the tools, I've got the talent. When can I expect my 4th amendment rights to be abused?
Ask Lee Harvey Oswald and Charles Whitman.
The dispute over the meaning of 'hacker' has been going on so long, there's a wikipedia page on the subject.
It's on a computer, therefore it was probably written by hackers. Furthermore, the general public knows that all hackers are doing illegal stuff and can launch missiles from a payphone with a poptop can. They problem invented this fake controversy in order to fool the unwitting into believing their propoganda.