Well, the 'etc.' implies more than one, as is, indeed, the case.
I'd submit that using energy up-front is easily overlooked; look at all the extra technology in a hybrid - did it cost nothing to research and does it cost nothing to manufacture? We are told that the net result is to save energy, but I've never seen a complete breakdown of the energy costs of producing hybrids. I'm not saying it doesn't exist, just that I haven't seen it, and I'd like to.
I've heard the same from John Cleese about Fawlty Towers and Ricky Gervais about The Office - limit the episodes (2 short series each) to tell the story, and then declare victory (Also, my grandfather about public speaking - stand up, speak up, shut up...)
Or, you can be run by the corporations, and continue to turn out rehashes of stories and character traits as long as you can sell the advertising. How many episodes does the US The Office have now? It's in its sixth series... It doesn't have the same punch for me that the first episodes did.
Good grief - the point is: plug it into your voltage adapter, which typically only have one outlet, after reading the warnings on the adapter about total wattage.
Being stuck with one outlet with three low wattage needs is a pain (electric toothbrush, phone charger, night-light, for instance?)
Oh, and don't stick your fingers in the sockets, or run with scissors.
If you have more than one stop, do your best to fly on a single airline - that way, if/when there is a delay, there is some hope the airline will provide re-booking, accommodations, food vouchers, etc.
Also, don't forget the ear-plugs to shut out the sounds of the air rushing over the air-frame, the child in the seat in front of you, or behind, noisy co-passengers, etc.
On a long flight, try to keep your eyes closed as much as possible, since they will dry out and turn into sultanas, which would be more tasty than the airline food that you should also avoid looking at.
One gin and tonic, then one glass of red wine with your meal is my recommended limit while flying.
When wheels-down, the wearing of a hockey-mask, Obama mask, etc. for the reasons of anonymity from CCTV is not recommended.
You seem to be proposing moving large numbers of people from earth to some other planet, in order to save resources. How would moving large numbers of people save resources?
If you are not proposing moving large numbers of people, then those of us left behind are still left with the same problem we have currently.
So, sorry, I don't think you are addressing the problem.
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You get the prize for the most disgusting post today.
Well done.
I'll have a piece of tart without so much rat in it, please.
What's your Grandmother got to do with this? Oh, wait...
I can't see what you did there.
I'd say that determining your fuel utilization is basic competency for driving a car
So, how can I tell how many Joules my computer has used? Huh - and I thought computers were my forte...
Times up. Let's do this.
Hardly the same thing, is it? They are retaining rights to the photos, surely.
Unless you mean photos of the cake?
I guess you aren't a programmer, then, or you would have lamented "Son of a bitch"?
> The only reason not-green .., etc.
Well, the 'etc.' implies more than one, as is, indeed, the case.
I'd submit that using energy up-front is easily overlooked; look at all the extra technology in a hybrid - did it cost nothing to research and does it cost nothing to manufacture? We are told that the net result is to save energy, but I've never seen a complete breakdown of the energy costs of producing hybrids. I'm not saying it doesn't exist, just that I haven't seen it, and I'd like to.
You'll soon have them fighting in wars.
You quoted your parent, so I assume you read what you quoted.
If you had read the next sentence, on the same line, you would have seen:
>Has yet to decide whether to repair it? Hmmm... Ok, they're trying to decide when to.
It would appear that your post is redundant, since you are simply repeating what was already said.
There are plenty of legitimate reasons to criticise parents but not reading their statements doesn't help anybody.
I've heard the same from John Cleese about Fawlty Towers and Ricky Gervais about The Office - limit the episodes (2 short series each) to tell the story, and then declare victory (Also, my grandfather about public speaking - stand up, speak up, shut up...)
Or, you can be run by the corporations, and continue to turn out rehashes of stories and character traits as long as you can sell the advertising.
How many episodes does the US The Office have now? It's in its sixth series... It doesn't have the same punch for me that the first episodes did.
You ! Yes, you, behind the bike-sheds... Stand still, laddie !
You don't get the convenience of having so much in one small package at your fingertips whenever you want it? .. wow
Not if it means my passenger can't navigate and have a phone conversation at the same time, no.
It might be hard to see the screen while it's held up to their ear, no?
he only resonates at certain frequencies....
No, it seems like a constant high-pitched whine to me...
I, for one, welcome our anonymous Misuse-of-I-For-One-Welcoming overlords.
People called Greces they go to the house?
Mod parent up. The GP is way off the mark.
Good grief - the point is: plug it into your voltage adapter, which typically only have one outlet, after reading the warnings on the adapter about total wattage.
Being stuck with one outlet with three low wattage needs is a pain (electric toothbrush, phone charger, night-light, for instance?)
Oh, and don't stick your fingers in the sockets, or run with scissors.
If you have more than one stop, do your best to fly on a single airline - that way, if/when there is a delay, there is some hope the airline will provide re-booking, accommodations, food vouchers, etc.
Also, don't forget the ear-plugs to shut out the sounds of the air rushing over the air-frame, the child in the seat in front of you, or behind, noisy co-passengers, etc.
On a long flight, try to keep your eyes closed as much as possible, since they will dry out and turn into sultanas, which would be more tasty than the airline food that you should also avoid looking at.
One gin and tonic, then one glass of red wine with your meal is my recommended limit while flying.
When wheels-down, the wearing of a hockey-mask, Obama mask, etc. for the reasons of anonymity from CCTV is not recommended.
You seem to be proposing moving large numbers of people from earth to some other planet, in order to save resources. How would moving large numbers of people save resources?
If you are not proposing moving large numbers of people, then those of us left behind are still left with the same problem we have currently.
So, sorry, I don't think you are addressing the problem.
Shoot, sounds like a fellow had a pretty good time in Vegas with all that stuff...
There's a difference in seeking help because of a legitimate issue that absolutely NEEDS attention and blindly going to the doctor "just in-case"
The latter is due to good planning and the former is due to lack of good planning? Is that the difference to which you were alluding?
Yes, the "but a minority are still affected" was referring to a previous line talking about them getting all the data full restored.
So, only somewhere between 1 and 499,999 users are still affected, then?
Or is there racial profiling going on here, too?
Though really, excessive executive compensation could probably pay 10% of the upgrade costs each year. That is certainly a significant figure.
*citation needed.
And I have no idea how loud it was at top speed.
Eleven, I imagine.