a vast, still pool unstirred for millennia, walled by steep ridges and lidded with ice
Who put the word "living" in there?
That sounds more like a deep, lidded, watery grave.
There won't be photosynthesis nor water circulation to supply oxygen. There will only be something alive if there is a geologic heat source.
Each file is encrypted according to the session key at the time the file is stored.
Session key?
So the data can only be decrypted when accesses from the same computer which knows the session key, and until the computer forgets the session key?
So if the session key is lost and you don't have a backup of it, you no longer have access to your data?
That doesn't make sense. If access is from any computer with the magical software, you can validate yourself from any computer. But then you don't use a session key, you use a personal identifier or personal key.
By the way, they have been up and running for quite some time, no one has been able to hack the system, and all my files, which are confidential, have not been leaked, lost or hacked.
Ya, but would you/the neighbors be able to tolerate the noise nonstop?
Noise?
Don't use a sharp spinning blade.
Scissors, tweezers, propane torch, laser beam, acid or caustic brush.
Or program the robot to select for grass which only grows two inches high, and let it evolve the lawn. In several decades it might not be necessary to cut the grass -- although in the meantime we don't know how the robot will do the "selection".
Piloting Guide:
384:
+
+ Near this point in the flight, a pilot rest period may be
+ provided. This is physically triggered and indicated
+ by a lack of response to controls and a soothing
+ massage for all occupants of the vehicle.
+ When the pilot has enough rest, the vehicle will
+ again respond to controls.
+
No, just a cell phone in a powder case. Nobody hauls a keg around in their clothes. Your ordinary powder case would be convenient, however. As long as there's enough room left and a cover to keep the powder dry. The ammo belts are fine for having enough the ever-so-practical bullets, but the esthetics of a black powder dueling pistol is simply required in some social settings.
Oh, that darned excess in freedom of thought. Isn't that a politically incorrect phrase now? Apparently Brazilian schools haven't been using the same methods as American ones.
Do we pronounce "2" as "two", as what the Arabic word for "two" looks like, as "one zero", or as the Roman "II"? Rather than Arabic, perhaps we should have the written word in Babylonian, or what preceded the Arabic: the Brahmi "=" or Nagari "2".
I think, instead of trying to exactly and respectfully pronounce names correctly in their original language, that each country, or language group, pronounce it phonetically in their own language.
Do you have any idea how many words you just used which did not originate in England? Please rewrite them, using their original alphabets. Oh, and shouldn't the rest be in Middle English?
While you're at it, what is the proper way to pronounce "I live in Beijing, the capitol of China, and today ate Peking duck"? Please use the original pictographs so we can pronounce that properly.
For that matter, what is the name of the country? CIA World Factbook says:
conventional long form: People's Republic of China conventional short form: China local short form: Zhong Guo abbreviation: PRC local long form: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo
If it makes a difference, they actually paid for that "free" web page. Their domain service gives them that web page free when they purchase the domain name.
The pictured weapon definitely has a range of 9 feet because that's how far it reaches when used as a club.
Apparently this device fires ionized gas to create the electrical pathway. Calm air is helpful.
Enough charge to affect ionized air would be more than enough charge for a spark which would jump to you. Turning on the charged sphere would stun you. At least the stunner would then work at long range.
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Remove the icy lid with a nuclear bomb.
Sometimes the world needs Godzilla.
Who put the word "living" in there?
That sounds more like a deep, lidded, watery grave.
There won't be photosynthesis nor water circulation to supply oxygen. There will only be something alive if there is a geologic heat source.
That's a problem that is easy to solve, it's just a matter of putting big bumpers on a monster truck. Paying for the damage is the hard part.
People are already trying to control petroleum products. Diesel fuel as a carbon fuel, and fertilizer as a water pollutant.
But he might not remember it.
Although I hear the same effect can be had in a car crash or bar night.
They pay for upgrades in two ways:
Are you also required to remain a resident of Indiana in order to access your data?
Only 74.5 trillion years. On average half of the full time.
Maybe a little less with faster computers or a mathematical breakthrough.
Session key?
So the data can only be decrypted when accesses from the same computer which knows the session key, and until the computer forgets the session key? So if the session key is lost and you don't have a backup of it, you no longer have access to your data?
That doesn't make sense. If access is from any computer with the magical software, you can validate yourself from any computer. But then you don't use a session key, you use a personal identifier or personal key.
You forgot: "That I know of."
Not a good idea.
Do you have any idea what would happen to your voice as you call out the floors?
400 floors per mile.
Note to self: climb only sheer cliffs.
Noise?
Don't use a sharp spinning blade.
Scissors, tweezers, propane torch, laser beam, acid or caustic brush.
Or program the robot to select for grass which only grows two inches high, and let it evolve the lawn. In several decades it might not be necessary to cut the grass -- although in the meantime we don't know how the robot will do the "selection".
Piloting Guide:
384:
+
+ Near this point in the flight, a pilot rest period may be
+ provided. This is physically triggered and indicated
+ by a lack of response to controls and a soothing
+ massage for all occupants of the vehicle.
+ When the pilot has enough rest, the vehicle will
+ again respond to controls.
+
In a parachute or balloon I'll call it the scenic route.
What, you didn't Google for "Melbourne recruiting drive" like everyone else did?
No, just a cell phone in a powder case. Nobody hauls a keg around in their clothes. Your ordinary powder case would be convenient, however. As long as there's enough room left and a cover to keep the powder dry. The ammo belts are fine for having enough the ever-so-practical bullets, but the esthetics of a black powder dueling pistol is simply required in some social settings.
All these comments and nobody used the term "Tragedy of the Commons"? Just two references to "commons".
Oh, that darned excess in freedom of thought. Isn't that a politically incorrect phrase now? Apparently Brazilian schools haven't been using the same methods as American ones.
Do we pronounce "2" as "two", as what the Arabic word for "two" looks like, as "one zero", or as the Roman "II"? Rather than Arabic, perhaps we should have the written word in Babylonian, or what preceded the Arabic: the Brahmi "=" or Nagari "2".
Do you have any idea how many words you just used which did not originate in England? Please rewrite them, using their original alphabets. Oh, and shouldn't the rest be in Middle English?
While you're at it, what is the proper way to pronounce "I live in Beijing, the capitol of China, and today ate Peking duck"? Please use the original pictographs so we can pronounce that properly.
For that matter, what is the name of the country? CIA World Factbook says:
I'll see your "...new map of the comet" and add "Right Foot in a new map of the comet" as being miles wide.
So frag them quickly and get them out of the game.
The pictured weapon definitely has a range of 9 feet because that's how far it reaches when used as a club.
Apparently this device fires ionized gas to create the electrical pathway. Calm air is helpful.
Enough charge to affect ionized air would be more than enough charge for a spark which would jump to you. Turning on the charged sphere would stun you. At least the stunner would then work at long range.
So we're supposed to blindly go access the web site with the article http://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/courtweb/pdf/D08MNXC/ 04-04317.PDF without reading the privacy policy for the site? The courts don't seem to have a privacy policy.