They owned her before she was appointed. It was how she was selected to be appointed. She's not leaving anything. This is a promotion in the same de facto organization.
A repressed society is a polite society. With very kinky sex habits behind closed doors (brits and bondage, japanese and bukkake). I've never seen much of Swiss porn. Can only imagine...
So "that has always" when you use it sarcastically means "that has never", and there's no middle between them. Fallacy of false dichotomy/no middle ground.
The quote is a broad hint that people not being polite will be shot. Nothing about political systems at all. Nothing about historical correlations. Just gun-nut claptrap.
They're going to need a thermometer that goes to parts per trillion, then, too, because the Earth reacts to the heat of the sun in a way that looks just like low-level geological instability.
As for time dilation of any kind, there are maybe five people (all of them Doctors of some sort) who care in anything other than a merit-badge sort of way.
At some point "really fast frequency hopping" becomes its own modulation trope. I.e., you aren't using the frequencies you're hopping on as the carrier, you're using the pattern of your hopping. So maybe. And I call dibs on the prior art if frequency-hopping-modulation works. We just can't call it FHM or nobody will get any work done when googling for the literature.
DGPS takes the slop out of GPSS, and I'm not sure if one of these chips could possibly improve on it, though maybe, by providing a base reference.
I'm not sure how having a transmitter on a tower is going to help when you can't read a GPS satellite. If you're among buildings, you might as well just use a map.
I know lots of people that will be looking to utilize these.
For what?
I don't know of much that needs timing precision better than a few ppb. If it does, it probably needs a redesign. Because even with a few ppb, the chances the clock is simply set wrong will be higher than the chance the drift will take it out of the valid range, and being robust enough to handle either case is probably worth the $1500.
No one is claiming that an armed anarchy is peaceful.
Except NRA members. They don't make any distinctions other than guns/no-guns.
As for Switzerland, their politeness has nothing to do with their government-mandated guns, which are military equipment that they don't carry around all the time. It's illegal for them to break the seal on the government's ammo unless they're ordered to. They have to buy their own for practice or self-defense. Their politeness is because they're stuck-up white folks with a massive conformist streak and severe judgmentalism.
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Put it on the Nasdaq and give us all a bid.
They owned her before she was appointed. It was how she was selected to be appointed. She's not leaving anything. This is a promotion in the same de facto organization.
A requirement that meetings between lawmakers and lobbyists be recorded and available under FOIA would make such things moot.
So, no lobbying the White House, but Congress is fair game.
Tells you a lot about Congress.
Horseshit. When states overstep that clause, they get their expectations reset by the other clauses. Too bad for them. Good for the nation.
A repressed society is a polite society. With very kinky sex habits behind closed doors (brits and bondage, japanese and bukkake). I've never seen much of Swiss porn. Can only imagine...
So "that has always" when you use it sarcastically means "that has never", and there's no middle between them. Fallacy of false dichotomy/no middle ground.
The quote is a broad hint that people not being polite will be shot. Nothing about political systems at all. Nothing about historical correlations. Just gun-nut claptrap.
wouldn't that be :-)~~~ ?
Are they going to build a pool of liquid methane in which to test this?
I mean, a giant, sealed, cryogenic methane containment tank with N layers of protection so that it doesn't, you know, mix with air and explode?
They may go more norther, but they're not hardly northish, of Alaska. And beware of map projections. Globes don't do Canationalists any favors.
They're going to need a thermometer that goes to parts per trillion, then, too, because the Earth reacts to the heat of the sun in a way that looks just like low-level geological instability.
As for time dilation of any kind, there are maybe five people (all of them Doctors of some sort) who care in anything other than a merit-badge sort of way.
Does the Electric Company not already have a technology-sharing agreement with the underwear gnomes?
How long do we have to wait?
Please express your answer to 15 significant figures.
At some point "really fast frequency hopping" becomes its own modulation trope. I.e., you aren't using the frequencies you're hopping on as the carrier, you're using the pattern of your hopping. So maybe. And I call dibs on the prior art if frequency-hopping-modulation works. We just can't call it FHM or nobody will get any work done when googling for the literature.
DGPS takes the slop out of GPSS, and I'm not sure if one of these chips could possibly improve on it, though maybe, by providing a base reference.
I'm not sure how having a transmitter on a tower is going to help when you can't read a GPS satellite. If you're among buildings, you might as well just use a map.
I know lots of people that will be looking to utilize these.
For what?
I don't know of much that needs timing precision better than a few ppb. If it does, it probably needs a redesign. Because even with a few ppb, the chances the clock is simply set wrong will be higher than the chance the drift will take it out of the valid range, and being robust enough to handle either case is probably worth the $1500.
That just means we can't interrupt it.
Ever.
Your post is emitting more radiation than those chips will.
I mean DELL KEYBOARDS FUCKING SUCK!
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That would make it one of the few things for which she doesn't have a massive blind spot.
Fallacy. The fact that something has failed before doesn't negate its past or future successes.
No one is claiming that an armed anarchy is peaceful.
Except NRA members. They don't make any distinctions other than guns/no-guns.
As for Switzerland, their politeness has nothing to do with their government-mandated guns, which are military equipment that they don't carry around all the time. It's illegal for them to break the seal on the government's ammo unless they're ordered to. They have to buy their own for practice or self-defense. Their politeness is because they're stuck-up white folks with a massive conformist streak and severe judgmentalism.
>The second largest nation on earth.
How much of it habitable? By bikini models?
>Canada is above the US in every possible way.
I'll inform Alaska of your Northocentrist worldview.
>I know you were trying to be funny... Try harder next time.
If Woody Allen can say he's not an artist, then I'm comfortable saying I'm not a comedian.
You are paying for the envy of those among your friends who do not have the cool brand of clothes.
Same deal with "luxury automobiles."
Could you repeat that?
signed,
the NSAA.