..."Part of Dragon Capsule Returns Safely To Earth." Unfortunately, the back half is jettisoned and burns up. It's a wonderful achievement but it isn't a spaceship. The shuttles were spaceships. Earth doesn't have any at present (unless you count the US Air Force's little robot one).
A civics lesson for you: the Whitehouse does not have the power to make laws. That is the exclusive domain of the Congress. You see, we have this little thing called "separation of powers"...
The "hot jupiters" they are talkiing about would be much, much closer than 1 AU. Being closer increases the probability of transiting, which is where they get the 10% figure.
Conventional exercise recommendations are not based on what is best for you. They are based on what the physiologists think they have any hope of getting you to do, on the theory that anything is better than nothing.
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..."Part of Dragon Capsule Returns Safely To Earth."
Unfortunately, the back half is jettisoned and burns up. It's a wonderful achievement but it isn't a spaceship. The shuttles were spaceships. Earth doesn't have any at present (unless you count the US Air Force's little robot one).
Unless somebody buys them first. No amount of reorganizing will help.
There exist differences of opinion as to what is "legitimate".
A civics lesson for you: the Whitehouse does not have the power to make laws. That is the exclusive domain of the Congress. You see, we have this little thing called "separation of powers"...
No technical measure can protect against men with guns, The ISPs must cooperate with the governments. They have no choice.
There is no resisting rubber-hose decryption.
Laws can be repealed.
...against tsunamis? Think of all the children who might be exposed to toxic chemicals should one of them fall over!
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...from the long-established (and equally execrable) practice of giving property tax breaks for the construction of factories.
> ...after a shot makes the air gets in?
There exist uses for sandbags that do not involve bullets. I can't think of any where rigidity would be desireable, though.
> I fear for my online bank info constantly .
And yet you continue to deal with that bank. Why?
"Inconstant Moon".
The "hot jupiters" they are talkiing about would be much, much closer than 1 AU. Being closer increases the probability of transiting, which is where they get the 10% figure.
> Those are still common tools that a normal person would be
> expected to be familiar with.
"Normal person"? This is Slashdot. The CS majors here are not familiar with actual physical tools at all.
What an obnoxious back formation. The word you are looking for is "surveyed".
Use words.
Conventional exercise recommendations are not based on what is best for you. They are based on what the physiologists think they have any hope of getting you to do, on the theory that anything is better than nothing.
Get out there and run.
Disband the entire DHS.
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The malware purveyors are peeing themselves in excitement at the very thought.
> In my opinion, the most dangerous science is always going
> to be physics.
Which is, of course, why politicians continue to fund it generously. They keep hoping for another atomic bomb.
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There isn't any. It's VMs all the way down now. Hardware is so 20th century.
Ok, mutton that tastes like worms.
Where that "nonsense" comes from is that the fat is the type found in nuts etc. (i.e., the supposedly "healthy" kind).
Of course, it will smell like fish when you fry it...