One easy application for this fingerprinting and hashing tech would be on FB itself! My name and picture have been getting cloned by scammers with increasing frequency, and it's now up to about once a week. I'm about to delete my Facebook presence, since I use it only for commenting on group sites anyway, now that apologizing to people on my Friends list when they get spam from cloners is taking up too much of my time.
At voir dire you must never admit to being an advocate of jury nullification, even though it's a power you have as a juror. If you exercise it in a given trial, always have some interpretation of the evidence and testimony, however strained, to use as an excuse. You have the right to be as tricky as the prosecutor is at interpreting the case.
This plague should have stopped bailing you out after WWI
Then we would by now be stuck with even more arrogant Germans dreaming up insane regulations, but this time with nobody to buy electricity from. At least the French have better cuisine.
"Space shuttle...I miss that bird. Hey, Mr. Trump, once you are elected, please fly a 'very last' mission to HST, bring her back home."
The Shuttle is long gone, which means that right now we have no way of sending another service mission to the Hubble. I would rather make it an X-prize private mission. It would be like taking one last try at keeping Grandma's Windows XP desktop alive.
We keep using the phrase "The US is the world's policemen" without realizing that it is literally true, that even if you are not a US person and you do something that happens to be an offense in the US, even a nonviolent one, the FBI can come and get you in every part of the world.
This story needs to be trumpeted (or hillaried, if this is possible) in this year's political campaign. This is a lot more serious an abuse of centralized power than those banana regulations in the European Union.
What I find really interesting is not the linked article itself, but the one right below it on Scania's new inductively-charged bus.If we can inductively supply power to buses, why can't we supply power to trains in the same way, even if just for urban light rail? Getting rid of the pantographs and that nineteenth-century tangle of overhead wires would make mass transit cheaper and more esthetically acceptable.
"...rape women that is racist." Yes it was racist, but they did it anyway, in Köln.
"shoot up malls. This is the EU, not the US." But it happens anyway, because gun laws restrict only the law-abiding. A bad guy can always get a gun. Bad guys with the backing of Saudi princes can have all the jihadist fun they want in, say, Paris.
It's exactly the same issue as in the US: given a steady seepage of power to an unaccountable central government run by politicians and academics obsessed with issues the general public doesn't care about, this sentiment has been building up for years. Then add an uncontrolled wave of insurgents (not 'immigrants' in any traditional legal sense whatever) and you have a revolt.
That was a big flop, though. The fire code inspectors came to his new club, took one look at all those stairways fanning out in different directions, and shut him down.
So this is why the Brits are attaching hundreds of thousands of outboard motors to their eastern coastline, to push their island as far out into the Atlantic as possible away from these people.
We do this in the UK also.......except the power is already in the KFC chicken itself, rather than a lipol batter pack. This project puts free to use dynamo bikes for the public to use. Plug your phone in, then burn a few calories charging it..... ideal if you've pigged out and want to burn at least some of it off!
This is a far better idea. After the big vote, will you still invite Europeans to come over and ride these?
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And consider the time we would save by speeding through the commercials themselves.
One easy application for this fingerprinting and hashing tech would be on FB itself! My name and picture have been getting cloned by scammers with increasing frequency, and it's now up to about once a week. I'm about to delete my Facebook presence, since I use it only for commenting on group sites anyway, now that apologizing to people on my Friends list when they get spam from cloners is taking up too much of my time.
That's why I don't rant about jury nullification. It's just a power that a juror should be able to, given the appropriate circumstances, exercise.
At voir dire you must never admit to being an advocate of jury nullification, even though it's a power you have as a juror. If you exercise it in a given trial, always have some interpretation of the evidence and testimony, however strained, to use as an excuse. You have the right to be as tricky as the prosecutor is at interpreting the case.
Translation: This is gonna be an IR-only telescope because we saved $1000 by not adding a visible-light CCD.
Because JWST has not yet launched, we could still spend that extra $1000 as a hedge against TMT not being built.
This plague should have stopped bailing you out after WWI
Then we would by now be stuck with even more arrogant Germans dreaming up insane regulations, but this time with nobody to buy electricity from. At least the French have better cuisine.
"Space shuttle...I miss that bird. Hey, Mr. Trump, once you are elected, please fly a 'very last' mission to HST, bring her back home."
The Shuttle is long gone, which means that right now we have no way of sending another service mission to the Hubble. I would rather make it an X-prize private mission. It would be like taking one last try at keeping Grandma's Windows XP desktop alive.
We keep using the phrase "The US is the world's policemen" without realizing that it is literally true, that even if you are not a US person and you do something that happens to be an offense in the US, even a nonviolent one, the FBI can come and get you in every part of the world.
This story needs to be trumpeted (or hillaried, if this is possible) in this year's political campaign. This is a lot more serious an abuse of centralized power than those banana regulations in the European Union.
Congratulations. You have invented the train.
What I find really interesting is not the linked article itself, but the one right below it on Scania's new inductively-charged bus.If we can inductively supply power to buses, why can't we supply power to trains in the same way, even if just for urban light rail? Getting rid of the pantographs and that nineteenth-century tangle of overhead wires would make mass transit cheaper and more esthetically acceptable.
We need to stop the abortion. it's just horrible and inhuman.
Here in Arizona we don't use Bibles to stop abortions. We prefer prenatal carry.
Right now, yes.
Famous Pizza. Occasionally Pisa Lisa.
How hot will that pizza still be three days later when UPS drops it on my doorstep in Yavapai County, AZ?
My, isn't the cognitive dissonance strong with this one.
"... enforce Sharia, why would they?"
http://www.clarionproject.org/...
"...rape women that is racist." Yes it was racist, but they did it anyway, in Köln.
"shoot up malls. This is the EU, not the US." But it happens anyway, because gun laws restrict only the law-abiding. A bad guy can always get a gun. Bad guys with the backing of Saudi princes can have all the jihadist fun they want in, say, Paris.
"traffic children. Never heard about that. To where would an immigrant traffic children?"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Yes, because of the Opium Wars of 200 years ago, China is starving today.
These sites took a day off from their usual "Europeans are infinitely wiser than Americans in every possible way" to add "Except for British voters."
Any hospital gear that is not airgapped should be painted some warning color, with a distinctive logo for the colorblind.
Don't worry, Britain is not about to start growing cotton and having slaves.
It's exactly the same issue as in the US: given a steady seepage of power to an unaccountable central government run by politicians and academics obsessed with issues the general public doesn't care about, this sentiment has been building up for years. Then add an uncontrolled wave of insurgents (not 'immigrants' in any traditional legal sense whatever) and you have a revolt.
That was a big flop, though. The fire code inspectors came to his new club, took one look at all those stairways fanning out in different directions, and shut him down.
Don't knock M C Escher. He was the world's first schoolboy to have to walk to class uphill both ways.
Isn't this model intended mainly to 'flatten out hills'?
"a nano-degree class"
This course is actually designed to produce the managers of tomorrow.
So this is why the Brits are attaching hundreds of thousands of outboard motors to their eastern coastline, to push their island as far out into the Atlantic as possible away from these people.
We do this in the UK also.... ...except the power is already in the KFC chicken itself, rather than a lipol batter pack. This project puts free to use dynamo bikes for the public to use. Plug your phone in, then burn a few calories charging it..... ideal if you've pigged out and want to burn at least some of it off!
This is a far better idea. After the big vote, will you still invite Europeans to come over and ride these?