I've heard that for years but have never seen it in practice. Dealers seem content to charge noobs and repeat customers.
A better analogy would be an interest only adjustable rate mortgage. It starts off cheap then progresses to indentured servitude, and it's all perfectly legal.
Random Daylight Savings Time! Are you late? Are you early? You'll never know unless you consult the weekly publication: "RDST: How Government Controls Daylight, and Why You Must Obey"
If the children are taught critical thinking, they will be aware that any source has the possibility of errors, just as any theory may be improved or disproved.
...water will diffuse the light more rapidly than air
I think in actual operation the sharks would poke their
head out of the water (like Flipper the dolphin) to fire
the laser. I'm pretty sure the sharks would require special
goggles to aim accurately in the air.
What about something like a student lab. The system boots to an always clean environment, you do some programming exercises including compilation and save the results to a USB flash drive. Next student reboots so nothing nasty is left over from previous users (except filth sneezed onto the keyboard).
Here in Austin, they don't charge less at night but they do have a tiered rate that becomes very punitive as you use more. The first 500kwh is very cheap (if you use very little other customers subsidize you). By the time you get to the amount needed to run a car, it might be cheaper to buy gas.
The City of Austin really likes it's tiered utility rates (water/electricity/trash pickup) to punish people for 'using too much and not being ecofriendly' so I wonder how this would play out in trying to introduce theoretically cleaner plug-in cars.
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i is used by mathematicians, physicists, and other riff raff.
The EE crowd would call it Core 7j.
If it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck...
Don't worry. Those of us in Austin will lead the insurgency against the Republicans...
just as soon as we do a couple of more bong hits.
I've heard that for years but have never seen it in practice.
Dealers seem content to charge noobs and repeat customers.
A better analogy would be an interest only adjustable rate mortgage.
It starts off cheap then progresses to indentured servitude, and it's all perfectly legal.
- google "group robot porn"
Another robosexual out of the closet.
No GPS sats? My iPhone will still triangulate from the cell towers!
So bring on WW3, I'm protected by the blessings of Saint Jobs!
In nineteen dickety two that's the way we liked it!
Damned hippies and their 'wavy gravy' lines.
You can change it for better or worse...
Random Daylight Savings Time!
Are you late? Are you early?
You'll never know unless you consult the weekly publication:
"RDST: How Government Controls Daylight, and Why You Must Obey"
It does seem odd. To make that fair the judge should have
the bailiff beat the attackers with a night stick
and then sentence them to a virtual jail.
No, but when you die you will be reborn at Taco Bell *as* a burrito.
That's karma!
If the children are taught critical thinking, they will be aware that any source has the possibility of errors, just as any theory may be improved or disproved.
I think in actual operation the sharks would poke their
head out of the water (like Flipper the dolphin) to fire
the laser. I'm pretty sure the sharks would require special
goggles to aim accurately in the air.
The new Macbook doesn't have an 8" floppy?!?!
I won't buy one then, wah, wah, waaaaaaahhhh!
She still has to get past IRS Agent Smith.
You hear that Mr. Anderson?...
That is the sound of inevitability...
It is the sound of your audit.
What about something like a student lab. The system boots to an always clean environment, you do some programming exercises including compilation and save the results to a USB flash drive. Next student reboots so nothing nasty is left over from previous users (except filth sneezed onto the keyboard).
Some interns were sucked into a black hole created by the experiment,
but in any undertaking this complex you must expect some minor setbacks.
So they soldier on with a renewed sense of enthusiasm for the mission.
Shatner has always looked 40-something no matter what his real age was.
Oh really?
I guess I'm Che Guevara.
In the year 2008 leftist revolutionaries will rise from the dead,
post to slashdot, and then vote for Nader.
S)pin! spin! spin! All the way down!
Sounds like a status report from the McCain campaign.
Mac fan boys can use it to get a matte finish on their new Macbook displays.
Yes, right next to the Crunchy Frog.
Diebold is only trying to help you find your inner Republican.
Diebold Vototron: I have such enthusiasm for the mission and confidence in its success.
I love how the hyper secret organization SHADO
cruised about in flashy vehicles like the SkyDiver,
all of them labeled with a large SHADO logo.
Man, that show had a *lot* of sideburns and 'groovy' music!
The *knock* *knock* : "Pizza Man!" meme won't work any more.
Here in Austin, they don't charge less at night but they do have a tiered rate that becomes very punitive as you use more. The first 500kwh is very cheap (if you use very little other customers subsidize you). By the time you get to the amount needed to run a car, it might be cheaper to buy gas.
The City of Austin really likes it's tiered utility rates (water/electricity/trash pickup) to punish people for 'using too much and not being ecofriendly' so I wonder how this would play out in trying to introduce theoretically cleaner plug-in cars.