But if the government encourages faster Internet speeds, the government-required filtering equipment has to be bigger and more expensive in order to handle the larger amount of data. So it only makes sense to spend less on filtering by using slower Internet connections.
And after the ocean stage, it will be a mountain range when the edge collides with another continent. So why isn't this article called "Birth of a New African Mountain Range"? How shortsighted.
About how big of a crater would 700,000 liters of liquid helium make?
Well, if it ignites, because that would be a nuclear fusion fire... it would be about as big as Earth. Well, if it's "burning" densely enough for the triple-alpha process to make carbon and much of it converts. Otherwise, if I'm reading the charts right, helium fusion consumes energy rather than generates it, although it emits gamma rays so there would be something interesting going on in the neighborhood.
Of course water is warmer... since the last glacial period... since the Little Ice Age... Oh, but recently oceans and atmosphere have been cooling. Well, there's still that free gas available at the moment - got a funnel and some pipe?
OK, so after we surround every body of land with these things, tsunamis will go around all the obstacles and keep going around and around the planet. So how many tsunamis going around and around does it take to make an ocean useless?
"How does a robot differentiate between friend and foe?"
My, my, aren't we picky. Well, if you're really arming most kinds of robots, because they can't see they can't differentiate, thus it's not relevant to them.
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Hypochondriacs in nerd-enhanced areas, that is.
But if the government encourages faster Internet speeds, the government-required filtering equipment has to be bigger and more expensive in order to handle the larger amount of data. So it only makes sense to spend less on filtering by using slower Internet connections.
Zero comments. Maybe this post is being filtered in Australia.
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They'd better get cracking on the paperwork for another bit for the next biennial period.
Just make sure they name it a backslash in the documentation, not a slash.
Think about gliders versus nuclear bombs? I think the nukes win.
Stop, I'm an Internetpol polinetwork interperson!
"Nothing but blue skies / Do I see"
Windows on Earth? I thought the Microsoft license forbade such a large use. Well, it will be interesting to see what breaks.
So they've gone from C-sharp/D-flat to just humming? Well, the learning curve is flatter.
Now that it hit, zombie party at CERN!
If a comet is on the ground, we call it a glacier.
And after the ocean stage, it will be a mountain range when the edge collides with another continent. So why isn't this article called "Birth of a New African Mountain Range"? How shortsighted.
"Computer Detection Effective In Spotting Cancer"
I detect computers in my room, thus that means there is cancer in my room? Ick.
You've configured 52 GB swap? :-)
Well, if it ignites, because that would be a nuclear fusion fire... it would be about as big as Earth. Well, if it's "burning" densely enough for the triple-alpha process to make carbon and much of it converts. Otherwise, if I'm reading the charts right, helium fusion consumes energy rather than generates it, although it emits gamma rays so there would be something interesting going on in the neighborhood.
Of course water is warmer... since the last glacial period... since the Little Ice Age... Oh, but recently oceans and atmosphere have been cooling. Well, there's still that free gas available at the moment - got a funnel and some pipe?
OK, so after we surround every body of land with these things, tsunamis will go around all the obstacles and keep going around and around the planet. So how many tsunamis going around and around does it take to make an ocean useless?
The signature on the old rocks reads "John McCain".
So would one enter this virtual 3-D world through the previously mentioned Internet Filtering Lobby?
In the US he only has to worry about clearance. If I were him approaching Britain I'd be on the lookout for Spitfires.
Mothballs repel moths. Mothra's in the other direction... or hiding on Earth.
My, my, aren't we picky. Well, if you're really arming most kinds of robots, because they can't see they can't differentiate, thus it's not relevant to them.
It's in his shirt pocket so his avatar is imaged on his neck.