We all know flu shots are just a way to put money in the medical communities pocket. My worst illnesses immediately followed getting the Flu Mist while in the Military. Eventually I realized if I said I was "Allergic" they would waive me from it generally without question. There is not a chance in hell of me EVER taking ANY flu shot or mist again.
To be fair, my computer now has ninety times more memory than it did 9 years ago.
well that may not be true, but Lynx is not invulnerable to malware, it is just not worth exploiting.
First paragraph from TFA:
"In a way, this was what the brothers were always meant to do. They coded their first game aged six; as a kid, Dustin would post crayon drawings of game designs to Atari (which always politely rejected them). Decades later both were still working in games, Dustin as a freelance sound designer with credits on hits including Halo 4, BioShock and Battlefield."
Just feed the receiver with the right frequency to tell it how fast you want it to read. Imagine the look on the cop's face when you scream by at 100+ and the gun reads "55".
They don't need the radar gun reading to ticket you for speeding - if you ever go to court, you'll find that all police claim to be "trained in visual speed observation", and will back up the radar evidence with their professional judgement of how fast you were going. And the judge will accept their estimate because they have the training to show that they can make accurate estimates.
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How much was the Drone worth?
We all know flu shots are just a way to put money in the medical communities pocket. My worst illnesses immediately followed getting the Flu Mist while in the Military. Eventually I realized if I said I was "Allergic" they would waive me from it generally without question. There is not a chance in hell of me EVER taking ANY flu shot or mist again.
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I hope your workplace is safe from this type of thing.
Is this real?
but the comments on the vice.com article are just insane. Do people really buy into this crap?
http://www.sadtrombone.com/
Thanks for no update.
How about an article with a picture of the thing. You know how us Americans don't like stories without pictures. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=japans-offshore-wind-power-rises-within-sight-of-fukushima-nuclear-plant
Did you just say the price was relatively low? Go stand next to a gas pump and say that again.
Why not just send Big Dog or Atlas? I'm sure they can come up with a power solution since the 2 stroke motor wont run.
Today, all of the sheep think they are hippy veggies above the crowd. you are no different.
I wouldn't be surprised if your statements were correct, but I'd like to see proof of this.
The folks at Hackaday have covered this many times over the past few years. Slow news day?
To be fair, my computer now has ninety times more memory than it did 9 years ago. well that may not be true, but Lynx is not invulnerable to malware, it is just not worth exploiting.
First paragraph from TFA: "In a way, this was what the brothers were always meant to do. They coded their first game aged six; as a kid, Dustin would post crayon drawings of game designs to Atari (which always politely rejected them). Decades later both were still working in games, Dustin as a freelance sound designer with credits on hits including Halo 4, BioShock and Battlefield."
interesting how?
This article is dated oct 8. I had assumed it would be more recent.
Can't wait to read the thoughtful comments to follow.
Just feed the receiver with the right frequency to tell it how fast you want it to read. Imagine the look on the cop's face when you scream by at 100+ and the gun reads "55".
They don't need the radar gun reading to ticket you for speeding - if you ever go to court, you'll find that all police claim to be "trained in visual speed observation", and will back up the radar evidence with their professional judgement of how fast you were going. And the judge will accept their estimate because they have the training to show that they can make accurate estimates.
absolutely not true.
Implying the doctor should have more of a right to make the decision than the parent?
There was no point.
says AC
Well, they are our peers and deserve respect.