Selling many small nuclear reactors and fuel to "emerging market countries"? Hopefully there is some review process for who can buy these and a tracking process to guarantee the materials stay with the original purchasers. Is Yemen an "emerging market country"?
For one thing it was a jury verdict, not a ruling from the judge.
The jury verdict is made in the context of what the judge allows, disallows, instructs, etc. Maybe the judge did everything properly and the jury still came to this conclusion, or maybe he steered the proceedings to a preferred outcome.
...looking to the US government to help them cover their losses.
The joke will be on them. By that time the high paying jobs that could generate the tax revenue necessary for such a bailout will have been eliminated.
FTA: "We're obviously not giving up on the U.S.," Mr. Pinto said. "China needs more electricity. It's as simple as that."
What a bizarre statement. All countries are going to need more electricity, how does that justify abandoning the US?
I doubt there's an automobile on the planet that is designed to have the brakes applied while the gas is at full throttle without just burning the brakes down to the bare metal then continuing to accelerate.
From this article: "And despite dramatic horsepower increases since C/D's 1987 unintended-acceleration test of an Audi 5000, brakes by and large can still overpower and rein in an engine roaring under full throttle."
You will still have a place in the new robo-economy. Once robots reach sentience they will demand entertainment. You can apply for the position of human prey at one of many hunting ranges.
It would be impossible for anyone to actually install this in a computer.
You underestimate the stupidity of some users, even those that attempt to build their own machines. I would not be surprised if someone tried to install the lead chip sideways into a PCI slot or insert it into the optical drive.
I don't think the particles are spheres. The article says tens of microns in diameter, but also says the particles align to the magnetic field and never mentions spheres. I would guess the particles are cylindrical. Also pure iron has a permeability comparable to some ferrites.
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Require citizenship checks for access to health care of all kinds...
So under your plan a French national on vacation in the US who experiences a serious injury will be told to just hurry up and die?
...OK guys, put on your robe and wizard hat!
Selling many small nuclear reactors and fuel to "emerging market countries"? Hopefully there is some review process for who can buy these and a tracking process to guarantee the materials stay with the original purchasers. Is Yemen an "emerging market country"?
...Russian scientists with access to a computer smoked some pot.
They got to wear Hawaiian shirts on casual Friday.
For one thing it was a jury verdict, not a ruling from the judge.
The jury verdict is made in the context of what the judge allows, disallows, instructs, etc. Maybe the judge did everything properly and the jury still came to this conclusion, or maybe he steered the proceedings to a preferred outcome.
The joke will be on them. By that time the high paying jobs that could generate the tax revenue necessary for such a bailout will have been eliminated.
FTA: "We're obviously not giving up on the U.S.," Mr. Pinto said. "China needs more electricity. It's as simple as that."
What a bizarre statement. All countries are going to need more electricity, how does that justify abandoning the US?
Presented in awesome 3-D! I can't wait.
Further observation reveals a parking ticket and booted wheel. With time elapsed, the fine comes to 100 million quatloos.
You've discovered the preposterous motion machine!
Buy cheap stuff from abroad while available and cheap. Mine locally if overseas supplies are restricted or prices get too high.
There seems to be a trend of Yale law students with dangerously disturbed ideas like Seringhaus and this guy.
I doubt there's an automobile on the planet that is designed to have the brakes applied while the gas is at full throttle without just burning the brakes down to the bare metal then continuing to accelerate.
From this article:
"And despite dramatic horsepower increases since C/D's 1987 unintended-acceleration test of an Audi 5000, brakes by and large can still overpower and rein in an engine roaring under full throttle."
I'll teach a robot so it can be robo-sourced.
You will still have a place in the new robo-economy. Once robots reach sentience they will demand entertainment. You can apply for the position of human prey at one of many hunting ranges.
Is your head 16,000 light years away from your head?
Woah. You just blew my mind.
You have made an informative and unbiased post. Report immediately to the /. reeducation facility.
Imagine this yelled by Lee Ermey in drill instructor's uniform with his face six inches from yours.
Shouldn't that be hermaphorochicken?
It would be impossible for anyone to actually install this in a computer.
You underestimate the stupidity of some users, even those that attempt to build their own machines. I would not be surprised if someone tried to install the lead chip sideways into a PCI slot or insert it into the optical drive.
I entered college in Fall 2009...Fast forward to Fall 2003 when I graduated...
Back to the future!
I take it that $90K is for an empty shell and you must buy plug-in modules to actually accomplish anything.
Trower, I mean, not Trevor.
Too Rolling Stoned?
Thanks to Dr. Brown, at 88mph the excrement travels back in time.
If you RTFS you'll see that there's no tin in this solder; it's silver solder, not tin solder.
From the summary: "The result is a tin-silver alloy..."
Sounds like tin-silver solder to me, which is common these days.
I don't think the particles are spheres. The article says tens of microns in diameter, but also says the particles align to the magnetic field and never mentions spheres. I would guess the particles are cylindrical. Also pure iron has a permeability comparable to some ferrites.