L1-L3 are not technically stable. However, you can keep in position using very little fuel. Also, they've devised some funky micro-orbits about these points that help, too.
However, remember that the entire rest of the world was full-bore racist at that point, even the ones who thought slavery should be illegal.
Darwin's science helped humanity in it's long climb out of that ignorance.
I have to laugh about people who point out problems with Darwin...or Lincoln or even Jefferson or the Founding Fathers for that matter. Back then, assuming you weren't a slave yourself, you'd be screaming epithets at the slaves, or maybe you'd be part of the small fraction who thought those inferior brown people should not be enslaved, if you were enlightened.
Damn, just as I was feeling good free speech battles had been pushed back to where they should be, child porn, rather than something actually encroaching on freedom.
Verizon has an app store? I never use other Verizon apps because every time I start one it gives me scary boilerplate clickthrus of data usage additional costs if I exceed my cap. G'bye, you scared me.
I find it humorous Verizon, the data network provider, feels a need to disclaim this possibility against accusations they might be deliberately running up data usage because getting you to exceed the cap is a desired state for you to be in in their business model.
I'm mad enough I have useless Verizon bloatware I cannot shut off that I never use and nickle-dimes my limited 384 MB down to about 90 mb free running with "nothing on".
I'm just watching ads. You think the bar is going to tell you Judge Johnson uses tax dollars to fund parties for baby rapists he odered early released?
> share of income accruing to the top 0.1% of U.S. > families... 12.3% by 2007 before falling to 9.2% due to the 2007-2009
So...when times are good, companies earn money and those who own them earn more, and when times are bad, it collapses rapidly. Meanwhile, fairly static income of those who don't own corporations shifts much more slowly.
It also blathers on loudly about "income disparities", which is a related irrelevancy. What matters is quality and longevity of life on average, number of calories or wiis per person, not whether a rich person's income as multiple of "average worker's" skyrockets in good times, which you would expect it to.
The point with the natural cycle is there are only miniscule increases in number and severity of storms. Huge ones come all the time. In fact, they pointed out on NPR that there was a worse storm to hit New England in the " '80s...the 1880s"., with lols.
Every time a storm comes, zomg the sky is falling in new and horrible ways. Umm...no.
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L1-L3 are not technically stable. However, you can keep in position using very little fuel. Also, they've devised some funky micro-orbits about these points that help, too.
That probably would be used against him.
However, remember that the entire rest of the world was full-bore racist at that point, even the ones who thought slavery should be illegal.
Darwin's science helped humanity in it's long climb out of that ignorance.
I have to laugh about people who point out problems with Darwin...or Lincoln or even Jefferson or the Founding Fathers for that matter. Back then, assuming you weren't a slave yourself, you'd be screaming epithets at the slaves, or maybe you'd be part of the small fraction who thought those inferior brown people should not be enslaved, if you were enlightened.
Rest of the world should be more like the US, given we invent half the stuff. Slackers!
I frequently relax at my computer with Sappho-related things.
Most nerds don't have mouths involved in fucking. Or any other body parts.
I don't see how kids can swallow these, not with their guts full of washing machine gel packs.
Damn, just as I was feeling good free speech battles had been pushed back to where they should be, child porn, rather than something actually encroaching on freedom.
Sauron was named after dinosaurs, so why not?
Lets name some trees aftwr treants, while we're at it, and name some hobbled kid Bilbo.
Someone has to build a cheap electric car people actually want to buy and can afford.
Currently, it's all a silly game sucking on the tit of government backing and government paying for part of each car.
Half 9-11 billion years in age, half since, i.e. 12-14, hmmmm...something isn't right. Looks like little or no decrease.
It should be decreasing, logically, but not by that argument.
Speaking of gold farmers, she can get busy taxing them.
And tax the people outfitted in purple, while you're at it. They have greater ability to pay and can use their power to abuse the little guy.
Easy loans meant double-digit tuition increases translate into "only" $20 a month more in paymemts. Hence 20 years of increases.
So screw down to make it harder, and something will squeeze out elsewhere.
Ya but what if Kaku had rock solid arguments?
Nah. His problem was people kept voting no on his propositions.
Verizon has an app store? I never use other Verizon apps because every time I start one it gives me scary boilerplate clickthrus of data usage additional costs if I exceed my cap. G'bye, you scared me.
I find it humorous Verizon, the data network provider, feels a need to disclaim this possibility against accusations they might be deliberately running up data usage because getting you to exceed the cap is a desired state for you to be in in their business model.
I'm mad enough I have useless Verizon bloatware I cannot shut off that I never use and nickle-dimes my limited 384 MB down to about 90 mb free running with "nothing on".
I'm just watching ads. You think the bar is going to tell you Judge Johnson uses tax dollars to fund parties for baby rapists he odered early released?
> Braben has launched a Kickstarter for a remake of Elite
More of the masses funding elites, god damn it!
Well that sucks gass.
When I was younger I felt more like you do. Now I'm in favor of giving them rich, well-deserved beatings.
A virtual currency has its prpblems, but keeping transactions encrypted and away from pryi (read: taxing) eyes is a government's worst nighmare.
> It's a series of images that, when stitched,
> conveniently exclude the arm.
Good one for public relations, NASA.
Reminds me of that scene from M*A*S*H where Father Mulcahey grows corn all year and, after harvesting, the army cook turns it into creamed corn.
> VR Tech Lets People Interact With Rats
Apparently, so does Hurricane Sandy.
> share of income accruing to the top 0.1% of U.S. ... 12.3% by 2007 before falling to 9.2% due to the 2007-2009
> families
So...when times are good, companies earn money and those who own them earn more, and when times are bad, it collapses rapidly. Meanwhile, fairly static income of those who don't own corporations shifts much more slowly.
It also blathers on loudly about "income disparities", which is a related irrelevancy. What matters is quality and longevity of life on average, number of calories or wiis per person, not whether a rich person's income as multiple of "average worker's" skyrockets in good times, which you would expect it to.
Fractional increases in power or frequency are unnoticable. "This will happen more and more" is 99% lie.
Just wait until Nashville gets clobbered by an earthquake -- the strongest in the continental US are that region, not California.
Oh, and look for the anti-fracking crowd to glom onto it as making it worse, or more likely.
The point with the natural cycle is there are only miniscule increases in number and severity of storms. Huge ones come all the time. In fact, they pointed out on NPR that there was a worse storm to hit New England in the " '80s...the 1880s"., with lols.
Every time a storm comes, zomg the sky is falling in new and horrible ways. Umm...no.