People going to Vegas often are there to put on a display for a show convention, and have a lot of large bags in tow. It wouldn't be unusual even for a single person to have that much.
Their math doesn't even come close to working out.
It's the same colossal waste as "it costs a billion to mothball a battleship".
No jail for anybody. Keep borrowing enough money every 3 days for a new one of these, or about 1 day for this decomission. Increase spending 30% in 2 years, then scream blood-flecked "Murderous draconian cuts!" if someone tries to roll back 5% of that. Charge it to people not yet born.
Actually I would expect to be able to walk a police station with a fuck the police shirt on. It would be ironic and just expose my stupidity if I actually needed help, but I would not expect non-service, much less harm.
It's dictatorship. You need the people to be economically free to generate wealth and progress for all. Without having to bend the knee to a hundred local officials, corrupt or otherwise, to do anything, free people can respond to and meet needs amd wants, and do so faster than shortages can become serious or chronic.
But dictatorship, with little chance of economic success, myriad "additional costs", and the omnipresent fear of falling afoul of someone in power, most say to hell with it, and there's the "inescapable poverty".
It's my understanding Windows 10 does much of the same, taking screenshots, recording keystrokes, listening to the mic, and uploading it to "the cloud".
They have a new multi-desktop feature that also goes to the cloud, their ultimate goal seems to be transferring your desktop as-you-use-it to the cloud so you can go to another computer and pick up where you left off.
Oh, and scan it all for stuff of interest to target advertising.
You know, you in New York, who love Uber and find the Councilman's reasoning specious and serving of special interests, to your detriment, can solve the issue by "voting the bums out", as a feisty politician might say.
But it is available. The problem is regulatory on allowed output temp of the cooling water. The plant's operation is a-ok.
That's what the famously-shaped towers do. They have nothing to do with the nuclear directly. They cool the water used to cool the system by very low tech: spraying the water out into the open at the top and it cools as it rains all the way down.
They will come up with a solution but it won't be before the summer ends. Maybe a few more loops of cooling, or another tower.
They could raise the allowed output temp some. It's probably got some slack, and the environmental zero animal deaths concern near the output is overly important anyway. So the animals clear out downstream half a kilometer further.
There is no safe harbor provisions where as long as a web site takes copyright material down when notified in a timely manner, they can't be held liable. It's what's lead to the explosive growth of Internet companies...in the US.
"You are now completely private, and no one will know what you visit except us, everyone we sell ads to, all of Google amd Amazon advertising, and anyone who wanta to pay for any of that including governments.
"In short, if this were a paid protection of your genetalia, everyone who wants to pay us may fondle you at any time."
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People going to Vegas often are there to put on a display for a show convention, and have a lot of large bags in tow. It wouldn't be unusual even for a single person to have that much.
I dunno. Unlike Europe, the US has not had dictatorship in living memory. Or currenrly if you consider Russia amd Turkey and some small places.
His intent was not obvious at the time, and was handled wrongly because he didn't knock.
Cancer is a disease. A disease is a chronic condition that degrades the organism.
Does Monsanto's existence net improve lives? Yes.
That is all.
I await my downmod now by those who wish to silence those who do not share their worldview.
Their math doesn't even come close to working out.
It's the same colossal waste as "it costs a billion to mothball a battleship".
No jail for anybody. Keep borrowing enough money every 3 days for a new one of these, or about 1 day for this decomission. Increase spending 30% in 2 years, then scream blood-flecked "Murderous draconian cuts!" if someone tries to roll back 5% of that. Charge it to people not yet born.
Actually I would expect to be able to walk a police station with a fuck the police shirt on. It would be ironic and just expose my stupidity if I actually needed help, but I would not expect non-service, much less harm.
So instead of mining coins, you're mining shares of this bond?
It's dictatorship. You need the people to be economically free to generate wealth and progress for all. Without having to bend the knee to a hundred local officials, corrupt or otherwise, to do anything, free people can respond to and meet needs amd wants, and do so faster than shortages can become serious or chronic.
But dictatorship, with little chance of economic success, myriad "additional costs", and the omnipresent fear of falling afoul of someone in power, most say to hell with it, and there's the "inescapable poverty".
Let us apply this to politicians, first. Then let's talk.
You should take your own advice. Talc has traces of asbestos fibers in it, both being mined, which is why lawyers are becoming covetous.
This reminds me of that Family Guy episode where Lois runs for office and replies, "Nine Eleven!" for every question, and is cheered.
"Sir, how do you feel about state computer cybersecurity?"
"We will use blockchain technology!"
"And what about the wildfires?"
"Blockchain!"
"And the local millage for the high school swimming pool?"
"Block..."
(Everyone leans forward...)
"...chain!" (Cheers!)
which is 12 inches by 1.5 inches, and a third of an inch thick
Not a big cross section for something that long, but I'd take it.
Corporate slogan: Do be evil.
My cable/internet package is basic cable only, and 10 megabits per second, in practice can top out at 1.8MB/s.
Cost: $189/mo.
It's my understanding Windows 10 does much of the same, taking screenshots, recording keystrokes, listening to the mic, and uploading it to "the cloud".
They have a new multi-desktop feature that also goes to the cloud, their ultimate goal seems to be transferring your desktop as-you-use-it to the cloud so you can go to another computer and pick up where you left off.
Oh, and scan it all for stuff of interest to target advertising.
You know, you in New York, who love Uber and find the Councilman's reasoning specious and serving of special interests, to your detriment, can solve the issue by "voting the bums out", as a feisty politician might say.
Apparently they're inspired by David Cronenberg eXistenZ
biomechanical creatures called Leapers that attach to people through a bio-tether proboscis and induce hallucinatory visions of an imaginary world
OMGWTFLOLBBQ
Please tell me that tech will be available soon!
But it is available. The problem is regulatory on allowed output temp of the cooling water. The plant's operation is a-ok.
That's what the famously-shaped towers do. They have nothing to do with the nuclear directly. They cool the water used to cool the system by very low tech: spraying the water out into the open at the top and it cools as it rains all the way down.
They will come up with a solution but it won't be before the summer ends. Maybe a few more loops of cooling, or another tower.
They could raise the allowed output temp some. It's probably got some slack, and the environmental zero animal deaths concern near the output is overly important anyway. So the animals clear out downstream half a kilometer further.
There is no safe harbor provisions where as long as a web site takes copyright material down when notified in a timely manner, they can't be held liable. It's what's lead to the explosive growth of Internet companies...in the US.
How about a Firefox extension that sends an electric shock to anyone who knows enough about my browser history to recommend stuff?
Amy Pond came back and she and the Doctor finally became the lovers we always knew they were.
Irreversible? There's always nuclear winter.
"You are now completely private, and no one will know what you visit except us, everyone we sell ads to, all of Google amd Amazon advertising, and anyone who wanta to pay for any of that including governments.
"In short, if this were a paid protection of your genetalia, everyone who wants to pay us may fondle you at any time."
I dunno about equal importance, but the pathetic amount of humanities in most engineering degree requirements is sad.
Actually both engineering and general humanities are sadly lacking in history, and ripe to bite on the first apple dangled by a charismatic demagogue.