Because, of course, if your fresh/salt water plant is next to a fresh water river, there isn't any source of fresh water nearby, so you have to desalinate the salt water.
A government can bribe or persuade an employee to perform the tap, or place an undercover worker in the telephone company in a position which can perform taps. So taps could be done without the telephone organization knowing about them.
DVD quality is quite good enough for me, and I can easily copy and media shift DVDs. If I want to watch my DVD on my phone, I can. If I want to watch something from outside my region, I can. (I already paid $80 for the damn DVD direct from the publisher, why not watch it?)
Could it be that we went to books because of the invention of the printing press, which was not able to print continuously on a long scroll (contrary to the more modern printers, starting with the matrix printer)?
No. The change from scroll to book happened centuries before the invention of the printing press.
I blame union sheep, for their refusing to produce infinitely long hides.
Do they want my eyeballs or not?
I wouldn't be streaming unless that was the best way to get the show to my eyeballs, and they would have me watching less if I couldn't stream it.
Or how about to Greece? There's a submarine cable already contracted to connect Libya to Greece. If the contractors already got paid, maybe they should install it.
The preachy lead character is the rookie.
Not all 7 seasons of Adam-12 involve an experienced police officer and the same inexperienced rookie officer.
If you look at the details, there is no net involved. A company which makes nets is also able to make webbed rope-like material, and this is being considered for installation on a satellite before launch. When the satellite is no longer useful, the electrically-conductive tether would be extended, and induced electromagnetic forces would drag the satellite out of orbit.
I have the Firehose box at the top, just below my userbox, and the Firehose box is shifted significantly to the right. Much of the headlines are not visible.
So with direct admin spotting and memory scrubbing off the list, that leaves two basic routes to get banned. Either statistically improbable scoring, or statistically improbable performance. (similar to your watching for uncharacteristic pointer sensitivity)
Or statistics identified something unlikely, and analysis of the machine found a cheat code was in use. It's possible the kid didn't realize he was using cheat code; he might have been told a procedure would give him a redder uniform or a Darth Vader voice.
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Because, of course, if your fresh/salt water plant is next to a fresh water river, there isn't any source of fresh water nearby, so you have to desalinate the salt water.
A government can bribe or persuade an employee to perform the tap, or place an undercover worker in the telephone company in a position which can perform taps. So taps could be done without the telephone organization knowing about them.
DVD quality is quite good enough for me, and I can easily copy and media shift DVDs. If I want to watch my DVD on my phone, I can. If I want to watch something from outside my region, I can. (I already paid $80 for the damn DVD direct from the publisher, why not watch it?)
You might lose your cell phone signal once inside the house which would be problematic.
Especially if you've also gotten windows covered with infrared-blocking metallic coating.
I was attempting a deadpan joke with the 'rabid sheetrock mites'. I'll try to be more overt.
Of course you were. Only mammals can get rabies, so sheetrock mites can't get rabies. However, they can get distemper.
Eat lobster and save the world!
I find the story "Mono Comes To Android" to be more interesting, and a greater biological challenge.
Could it be that we went to books because of the invention of the printing press, which was not able to print continuously on a long scroll (contrary to the more modern printers, starting with the matrix printer)?
No. The change from scroll to book happened centuries before the invention of the printing press.
I blame union sheep, for their refusing to produce infinitely long hides.
Looong sheep says baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
Do they want my eyeballs or not?
I wouldn't be streaming unless that was the best way to get the show to my eyeballs, and they would have me watching less if I couldn't stream it.
I was thinking you could probably do something similar to this on a real model with cloth.
Make sure the office plant has a comfortable chair in his cubicle.
Hey, that ring on Slashdot looks familiar...
I recently bought the cheapest slow-cooker...
Thermostat costs more. Did any of the others in the store have thermostats?
So you want him to get out of the kitchen and get into the kitchen?
I suspect the Libyan navy and air force might block that, where running overland through rebel held territory doesn't involve that risk.
Implementation details.
Or how about to Greece? There's a submarine cable already contracted to connect Libya to Greece. If the contractors already got paid, maybe they should install it.
You are stealing my material. I'm the one that's been arguing based on structured logical conventions lately.
Sue him!
So you also think that the greasy cab cap is not a good idea? I wonder how many drunks can vomit in it before it quits working.
The preachy lead character is the rookie. Not all 7 seasons of Adam-12 involve an experienced police officer and the same inexperienced rookie officer.
I'm reading stories like this one which are a few days older than the mangled web-catching stories. It's a tether, not a net.
If you look at the details, there is no net involved. A company which makes nets is also able to make webbed rope-like material, and this is being considered for installation on a satellite before launch. When the satellite is no longer useful, the electrically-conductive tether would be extended, and induced electromagnetic forces would drag the satellite out of orbit.
I have the Firehose box at the top, just below my userbox, and the Firehose box is shifted significantly to the right. Much of the headlines are not visible.
Or statistics identified something unlikely, and analysis of the machine found a cheat code was in use. It's possible the kid didn't realize he was using cheat code; he might have been told a procedure would give him a redder uniform or a Darth Vader voice.
"Fadwagon" is a perfectly cromulent word.
Obviously this is why they tested that they can balance things on their retina.