That's exactly my point. Binocular vision only works out to about thirty feet. Most of what you see when you drive is beyond that distance.Your "unnerving experience" was probably not having the peripheral vision that the masked eye provides.
"The big bitch session about H1B's is that it isn't capitalism, it's cronyism. It's using government to interfere with the market by letting business use effectively indentured servants."
We should have one kind of immigrant, those who intend to live here permanently. H-1B is peonage for cronies.
You don't need autofocusing glasses for driving anyway, because everything you see on the road is optically 'in the distance'. One-eyed drivers see exactly what the rest of us see, stereo vision not adding any useful information to objects you see while driving.
In fact, such glasses would probably lock onto the crud on the inside of your windshield.
"One fun thing Trump could do to get back at the screeching entertainment industry going after him; halve the current copyright expiration period."
If he were to cut back on IP legal weirdness (ludicrous copyright terms, the anti-circumvention clause, geoblocking) and eliminate special IP rights that pharma enjoys over the IP rights of electronics manufacturers, he could glass down the whole Middle East and still be assured of a second term.
"Somewhere, there's a computer that's "Preparing to configure Windows" after it rebooted in the middle of a flight scheduling run."...And stuck in a reboot loop of "Windows Update Failed" and "Preparing Windows update."
I believe in making a good-faith effort to buy what I want fair and square. But occasionally, I run into silly geographical restrictions on purchasing digital content, generally movies and books. I want to see a given movie that is available online but not in the US, am willing to pay a rental on standard sources, but they won't let me make this purchase.
I then take the easy way out and download it from a pirate site. Sorry, asshole middlemen.
Will this mean fewer of those entertaining police chases that are a staple of our Arizona evening news? Cops see a van riding low on its springs and give chase. When it crashes in the desert after being pursued through city streets, twenty people pile out and run in different direction no, like roaches when you lift a rock.
Although we might point out that there if every single piece of natural ice on the planet were to melt, the oceans would rise 261 feet. Not enough for the whales to even reach the blades of today's turbines.
"A rational NIMBY argument would be a bit difficult to come by."
Unfortunately, NIMBYs are just as good at fabricating irrational arguments. Just you watch: the continental shelf 30 miles offshore will turn out to be sacred ground to someone.
"Yes, depending where the sun appeared to be when you were born affects the structure of your brain."
As interpreted by a coding scheme which is two thousand years of earthly precession (that's one whole constellation) out of date, and which for no particular reason omits two of the constellations through which the sun appears to pass.
"So what this study actually does indicate is the areas of the brain that you exercise the most grow the biggest, whilst other areas shrink."
The study doesn't mention 'exercise' as a factor in changing your personality after birth: the brain you are born with affects the personality you exhibit in life, and that's it.
Although Adobe relentlessly pushes its infernal subscription model, Lightroom is their one good application that is still available as an install. And it doesn't even cost a fortune.
It's not simply inertia. There's no better OS to move to from Mac OS.
How true. Windows is a joke by comparison to macOS, and though the Linux world is full of promise, the fragmentation problem keeps that world in perpetual promise mode. If you specify high on the build-to-order options when you buy Apple hardware, you won't need to upgrade it for two or even three PC lifetimes.
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"Genocide everything that shits."
So, all humans then. You must be a Green.
According to slashdot, the iPhone 7 should have failed, just like the iPod.
Meanwhile in the real world, losing an obsolete port was considered a small tradeoff for the water resistance everyone wanted.
Perhaps it belches cigar smoke at chosen times.
That's exactly my point. Binocular vision only works out to about thirty feet. Most of what you see when you drive is beyond that distance.Your "unnerving experience" was probably not having the peripheral vision that the masked eye provides.
"The big bitch session about H1B's is that it isn't capitalism, it's cronyism. It's using government to interfere with the market by letting business use effectively indentured servants."
We should have one kind of immigrant, those who intend to live here permanently. H-1B is peonage for cronies.
"I probably vote AFD next time, as the GEZ bullshit pisses me off so big time."
Here in the US, public television is funded by a somewhat scammy river cruising company called Viking.
go look up what plants do
What plants do does not include creating oxygen from other elements with nuclear processes. That's why you're an AC troll and we're not.
You don't need autofocusing glasses for driving anyway, because everything you see on the road is optically 'in the distance'. One-eyed drivers see exactly what the rest of us see, stereo vision not adding any useful information to objects you see while driving.
In fact, such glasses would probably lock onto the crud on the inside of your windshield.
"One fun thing Trump could do to get back at the screeching entertainment industry going after him; halve the current copyright expiration period."
If he were to cut back on IP legal weirdness (ludicrous copyright terms, the anti-circumvention clause, geoblocking) and eliminate special IP rights that pharma enjoys over the IP rights of electronics manufacturers, he could glass down the whole Middle East and still be assured of a second term.
"Somewhere, there's a computer that's "Preparing to configure Windows" after it rebooted in the middle of a flight scheduling run." ...And stuck in a reboot loop of "Windows Update Failed" and "Preparing Windows update."
I believe in making a good-faith effort to buy what I want fair and square. But occasionally, I run into silly geographical restrictions on purchasing digital content, generally movies and books. I want to see a given movie that is available online but not in the US, am willing to pay a rental on standard sources, but they won't let me make this purchase.
I then take the easy way out and download it from a pirate site. Sorry, asshole middlemen.
Elliott, is that you?
Will this mean fewer of those entertaining police chases that are a staple of our Arizona evening news? Cops see a van riding low on its springs and give chase. When it crashes in the desert after being pursued through city streets, twenty people pile out and run in different direction no, like roaches when you lift a rock.
Although we might point out that there if every single piece of natural ice on the planet were to melt, the oceans would rise 261 feet. Not enough for the whales to even reach the blades of today's turbines.
"A rational NIMBY argument would be a bit difficult to come by."
Unfortunately, NIMBYs are just as good at fabricating irrational arguments. Just you watch: the continental shelf 30 miles offshore will turn out to be sacred ground to someone.
This is in no way News for Nerds. It's like commenting about what coffeemaker Tesla installls in its break rooms.
This is according to the study.
"This is junk science at it's peak."
And that was junk grammar at its peak.
"Yes, depending where the sun appeared to be when you were born affects the structure of your brain."
As interpreted by a coding scheme which is two thousand years of earthly precession (that's one whole constellation) out of date, and which for no particular reason omits two of the constellations through which the sun appears to pass.
"So what this study actually does indicate is the areas of the brain that you exercise the most grow the biggest, whilst other areas shrink."
The study doesn't mention 'exercise' as a factor in changing your personality after birth: the brain you are born with affects the personality you exhibit in life, and that's it.
"So it would be nice if the summary linked to the actual study [oup.com] "
'This page can't be reached'
except In the ghetto.
And it's because of the Find My Mac feature that you can find out where in the ghetto your computer is.
Although Adobe relentlessly pushes its infernal subscription model, Lightroom is their one good application that is still available as an install. And it doesn't even cost a fortune.
"Sure, it's great, if you want a CLI that's 10 years out of date."
That's the sacred Unix command line you're talking about. If you think Apple fans are the world's most hopeless cultists, you haven't met a Unix fan.
It's not simply inertia. There's no better OS to move to from Mac OS.
How true. Windows is a joke by comparison to macOS, and though the Linux world is full of promise, the fragmentation problem keeps that world in perpetual promise mode. If you specify high on the build-to-order options when you buy Apple hardware, you won't need to upgrade it for two or even three PC lifetimes.