Then there's developing countries that say no, and China, who looks at their allocated 10 red and 10 black chips, and says, "Give us 275 more chips or g'bye", and negotiators give it to them.
proprietaryadj: fuckupaliscious : It turns our our billing method adds all kinds of internal data traffic and amortizes it across customers' bills, so tell him it's proprietary so he doesn't get outraged and Congress doesn't get involved.
You can believe in AGW and still be scared shitless by it being used as a cypto argument for massive government intervention in the economy by economic leftists.
That's why a list like this is so useful -- the kinds of people looking for just such another excuse.
You could grant every last fear and it's still something to be concerned with. A quick look at North vs. South Korea shows government with too much control is worse than anything this side of a massive asteroid strike.
What's more interesting is the post contains two liberal knee-jerk positions: There's too little resources, oh noes, government intervention needed! And there's too much of it, government intervention needed.
As usual, Julian Simon wins again. Resource prices go down over time as freedom-based capitalism works its magic, and quality of life measurements go up.
It keeps ahead of the curve, which is the counter-intuitive bit that so many physical scientists self-curbstomp over, not understanding the economics has been shown to work over and over again.
Beyond complete brain shutoff, like with drugs during an operation, it's questionable whether there is much difference berwen unconscious sleep and subconscious while awake.
This study is more confirmation of an idea that's been shaping up for at least 30 years, that your conscious mind really doesn't do much proper thinking, with thoughts and sentences being formed subconsciously and then paraded through the conscious mind for some kind of review and storage.
Does anyone else find it interesting, though, that there are serious posts talking about government punishing businesses for failing to invest in a risky environment, to rescue politicians from bad times?
Yes, that'll restore confidence -- promose to take the value if they don't spend it, let failure take it if they do invest and lose, and if they invest and win, which they judge unlikely at this point already, have politicians pluck down a much larger chunk of the profits, declaring buisness evil for not paying their fair share; they have a greater ability, and duty, to pay.
Until moral improves, the beatings will continue. Here's your new program to find people hiding in the closets who want nothing to do with your beatings.
12,000 years ago there was a mile of ice where I'm sitting. Worldwide weather was vastly different. 12,000 years barely even counts evolutionarily.
I wouldn't sweat this issue. With humans helping things along, and the greedy profit motive, I'll predict coffee will be even cheaper in 2080. Assuming it's even grown at all, instead of spit out by a replicator.
Apparently people twisting government to protect their own interests is a new concept. Golly! I thought it was all nice, honest people petitioning government to outlaw murder and stuff!
The correct solution would be to make it tax-free for other groups to donate, too, not to use the power of government to tax the people to discourage speech in election persuasion.
Search the butthurt of your feelings -- are you truly opposed because of "too much money" corrupting politicians, or "too much money" maybe persuading people to vote against what you want?
Given the polarized nature of politics, it should hardly come as a surprise the money follows the position rather than the other way around.
That's only because game designers think it's cool because it's from Asia and boost it's attributes. Actual state-of-the-art melee, before guns, longbows, and crossbows ruined it, was armor and a polearm or 2-hander.
At the other extreme, I read a short story, "Return to the Golden Age", where orbits of Earth are crammed and many people have private space ships, but nobody still went back to the moon, so somebody does.
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Also, to quote Family Guy, "It smells like Fred Flintstone's ass in here!"
Government still manages to become less efficient with size. It's easier to hide waste, and it's not their money.
In any case, the one process that everyone made sure worked efficiently was flow of money into pockets.
Then there's developing countries that say no, and China, who looks at their allocated 10 red and 10 black chips, and says, "Give us 275 more chips or g'bye", and negotiators give it to them.
You can do all that. 250 million non tech sophisticateds can't.
I could write my own browser if I wanted to. You're missng the point.
Well, nerds have been focused on arificial vaginas for decades now -- why not go whole hog?
Must...save..porn...Oh, that was fast!
It may take a while to get it out but, "I want a hand job, please. And no 'man hands' as I cannot verify ownership, txbie."
But government wants to shut off communications anyway to hinder coordination or remotely-detonated bombs.
So cutting off communication increases damage, as does leaving it running?
TFA talks about this, even noting Cabrerra tends to hit to Tiger stadium's shorter alleys, as opposed to the other guy who is more distributed.
While TFA is a good argument, it has the feel of religion, where he keeps digging until he finds the "his" guy ahead, then stops analyzing.
The vast majority of encounters are fine -- its the rare ones blown up on tv that are the exception.
This should cut down on lawsuits rather than make police look bad.
If it surprises you police would want this, you've bought into the meme that police problems are rampant.
Sorry, your days enjoying bad cop disasterbation are coming to an end.
proprietary adj : fuckupaliscious : It turns our our billing method adds all kinds of internal data traffic and amortizes it across customers' bills, so tell him it's proprietary so he doesn't get outraged and Congress doesn't get involved.
You can believe in AGW and still be scared shitless by it being used as a cypto argument for massive government intervention in the economy by economic leftists.
That's why a list like this is so useful -- the kinds of people looking for just such another excuse.
You could grant every last fear and it's still something to be concerned with. A quick look at North vs. South Korea shows government with too much control is worse than anything this side of a massive asteroid strike.
All these dozens of posts.
Just recompile the stuff.
"I don't know how, I mean, how will that fix it?"
Force int to 16 or 32-bit accordingly and...
"We don't have the source code."
Well, just rewrite it. Good god.
"I don't know ho..."
MOOOOOOOOOVE!!!
What's more interesting is the post contains two liberal knee-jerk positions: There's too little resources, oh noes, government intervention needed! And there's too much of it, government intervention needed.
As usual, Julian Simon wins again. Resource prices go down over time as freedom-based capitalism works its magic, and quality of life measurements go up.
It keeps ahead of the curve, which is the counter-intuitive bit that so many physical scientists self-curbstomp over, not understanding the economics has been shown to work over and over again.
Maybe the plaintiff should up his notorious activity to push the crime lord off the first page.
Beyond complete brain shutoff, like with drugs during an operation, it's questionable whether there is much difference berwen unconscious sleep and subconscious while awake.
This study is more confirmation of an idea that's been shaping up for at least 30 years, that your conscious mind really doesn't do much proper thinking, with thoughts and sentences being formed subconsciously and then paraded through the conscious mind for some kind of review and storage.
So the battery-like zing when your tongue is on a vagina is...wait, nm, nobody here will know what I'm talking about.
Funny, and troll both.
Does anyone else find it interesting, though, that there are serious posts talking about government punishing businesses for failing to invest in a risky environment, to rescue politicians from bad times?
How else to describe it?
Yes, that'll restore confidence -- promose to take the value if they don't spend it, let failure take it if they do invest and lose, and if they invest and win, which they judge unlikely at this point already, have politicians pluck down a much larger chunk of the profits, declaring buisness evil for not paying their fair share; they have a greater ability, and duty, to pay.
Until moral improves, the beatings will continue. Here's your new program to find people hiding in the closets who want nothing to do with your beatings.
Nice.
12,000 years ago there was a mile of ice where I'm sitting. Worldwide weather was vastly different. 12,000 years barely even counts evolutionarily.
I wouldn't sweat this issue. With humans helping things along, and the greedy profit motive, I'll predict coffee will be even cheaper in 2080. Assuming it's even grown at all, instead of spit out by a replicator.
Apparently people twisting government to protect their own interests is a new concept. Golly! I thought it was all nice, honest people petitioning government to outlaw murder and stuff!
The correct solution would be to make it tax-free for other groups to donate, too, not to use the power of government to tax the people to discourage speech in election persuasion.
Search the butthurt of your feelings -- are you truly opposed because of "too much money" corrupting politicians, or "too much money" maybe persuading people to vote against what you want?
Given the polarized nature of politics, it should hardly come as a surprise the money follows the position rather than the other way around.
That is the goal -- argument from moral intimidation until people flee.
Don't deny it. Also, religion has been using it for thousands of years. QED Politics is religion.
That's only because game designers think it's cool because it's from Asia and boost it's attributes. Actual state-of-the-art melee, before guns, longbows, and crossbows ruined it, was armor and a polearm or 2-hander.
At the other extreme, I read a short story, "Return to the Golden Age", where orbits of Earth are crammed and many people have private space ships, but nobody still went back to the moon, so somebody does.