Just ask this on Reddit. You'll get a hundred replies in one hour and won't have to wait two days for the Slashdot mods to get around to posting your question.
Just coordinate with the grocery stores. Half of them have delivery trucks already, I'm sure they'd love to have someone else handle all that for them, plus have a cut of someone else serving online orders. Why the fuck is this so hard?
The public at large has a goodwill, founded in the hope of the project's success. That goodwill results in donations to the project and passive political support for the SETI goal. This goodwill is being squandered on a project with (pardon the pun) astronomical odds of success, even by astronomical standards.
You are turning the public into cynics by doing 'something' just to say you're doing 'something', even if the both of us know and understand that there is no chance a SETI telescope can receive earth-type signals, and a next-to-zero chance an alien society will be spending time and energy beaming a signal directly at us.
And while my terawatt hyperbole is just that, I'm sure it's not terribly far off.
The likelihood of someone beaming a terawatt transmission purposefully in our direction, for years at a time, is effectively nil. If this is what SETI is hoping for, it's a complete waste of everyone's time.
Seems you haven't been on Slashdot for very long either. These sorts of baiting and trolling summaries are picked by the editors for a reason: to spur discussion (and troll for hits). You took the bait. Congratulations.
1. Me non refero quam divitem esse Gygen. (Unsure how to decline 'Gyges' but we'll go with that for accusative. I guess it's a Greek paradigm.)
2. Quis clarior Graeciae quam Themostecles? Quis, cum in exilium expelleretur, injuriam suae patriae ingratae non tulit, sed idem quod ante viginti annos Coriolanus fecisset?
3. Primo veris venit consul ad Ephesum, et militibus ab Scipio acceptis apud milites contionem habuit, in qua, virtute sua collaudata, adhortabatur ad novum bellum cum Gallis suspicandum, qui (ut inquit) Antiochum auxiliis iuverunt. (I left in 'ut inquit' and 'in qua' although they were meant to be omitted. I wondered if the last bit should be infinitive/accusative construction due to indirect speech, however I think 'ut' demands the indicative.)
Grammar:
You could copy this out of Wheelock so I don't see the point of reproducing it here.
There's no single enemy. It's not like Egypt or Libya where the regime is mostly at fault, it's all of us. We vote these fucktards in because they promise us wealth. It's like playing the lottery, and we keep doing it, because we believe someday we'll be rich too. Except it doesn't happen.
My only guess would be a super-videophile, syncing his monitor to multiples of film (24fps) and video? (30fps?). Otherwise... I don't understand either.
Wouldn't it be great if Amazon could open a competing Apple app store, and then people could have free choice to buy wherever they please, just like in the real world?
Each side figured if they could amass a significant enough alliance, the other side would capitulate, making any battle short and largely symbolic. It was a whole lot of blustering and brinksmanship, but reputation meant so much that by the time things came to a head, they had to fight, nobody could stand to lose face. Thirteen million dead because nobody would call uncle.
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With a core operating system in ROM, mounted as a system disk. Flash your new OS like a BIOS.
That'd stop a lot of this rootkit crap cold, wouldn't it?
Just ask this on Reddit. You'll get a hundred replies in one hour and won't have to wait two days for the Slashdot mods to get around to posting your question.
Just coordinate with the grocery stores. Half of them have delivery trucks already, I'm sure they'd love to have someone else handle all that for them, plus have a cut of someone else serving online orders. Why the fuck is this so hard?
The public at large has a goodwill, founded in the hope of the project's success. That goodwill results in donations to the project and passive political support for the SETI goal. This goodwill is being squandered on a project with (pardon the pun) astronomical odds of success, even by astronomical standards.
You are turning the public into cynics by doing 'something' just to say you're doing 'something', even if the both of us know and understand that there is no chance a SETI telescope can receive earth-type signals, and a next-to-zero chance an alien society will be spending time and energy beaming a signal directly at us.
And while my terawatt hyperbole is just that, I'm sure it's not terribly far off.
The likelihood of someone beaming a terawatt transmission purposefully in our direction, for years at a time, is effectively nil. If this is what SETI is hoping for, it's a complete waste of everyone's time.
Is this telescope even capable of detecting Earth-type leaky RF signals at such a great distance?
And if it's not, isn't this like cupping your ear and hoping to hear conversations in China?
Seems you haven't been on Slashdot for very long either. These sorts of baiting and trolling summaries are picked by the editors for a reason: to spur discussion (and troll for hits). You took the bait. Congratulations.
Right you are, sir.
Thanks for taking the time to grade my work :)
And while we're on this subject I just noticed the second 'quis' in section 2 should be a 'qui'.
Many eyes make bugs shallow, eh.
You are correct, sir. Some part of my brain was thinking in French at that moment and I took it as a reflexive...
Cool :)
I only took first year Greek so I'm a bit rusty.
For the record I'm a double-major Classics (Latin focus) and Computer Science at Concordia University in Montreal. A bit off the beaten path I guess.
Translation:
1. Me non refero quam divitem esse Gygen. (Unsure how to decline 'Gyges' but we'll go with that for accusative. I guess it's a Greek paradigm.)
2. Quis clarior Graeciae quam Themostecles? Quis, cum in exilium expelleretur, injuriam suae patriae ingratae non tulit, sed idem quod ante viginti annos Coriolanus fecisset?
3. Primo veris venit consul ad Ephesum, et militibus ab Scipio acceptis apud milites contionem habuit, in qua, virtute sua collaudata, adhortabatur ad novum bellum cum Gallis suspicandum, qui (ut inquit) Antiochum auxiliis iuverunt. (I left in 'ut inquit' and 'in qua' although they were meant to be omitted. I wondered if the last bit should be infinitive/accusative construction due to indirect speech, however I think 'ut' demands the indicative.)
Grammar:
You could copy this out of Wheelock so I don't see the point of reproducing it here.
What the fuck? Seriously. Why have a blog if it's 5 years delayed?
There's no single enemy. It's not like Egypt or Libya where the regime is mostly at fault, it's all of us. We vote these fucktards in because they promise us wealth. It's like playing the lottery, and we keep doing it, because we believe someday we'll be rich too. Except it doesn't happen.
The shared delusion, the American dream.
My only guess would be a super-videophile, syncing his monitor to multiples of film (24fps) and video? (30fps?). Otherwise... I don't understand either.
This is like climbing a tree, and claiming you've made progress in getting to the moon.
Indeed, no one dances sober, unless by chance they're insane.
Calm down, he's obviously talking about his own inertial reference frame. And within his frame, he's correct.
Be common too place to the whatsit?
Wouldn't it be great if Amazon could open a competing Apple app store, and then people could have free choice to buy wherever they please, just like in the real world?
That'd be anti-capitalist, though.
Delicious is an anachronism from the early days of web 2.0. Most people share links on Facebook now.
Each side figured if they could amass a significant enough alliance, the other side would capitulate, making any battle short and largely symbolic. It was a whole lot of blustering and brinksmanship, but reputation meant so much that by the time things came to a head, they had to fight, nobody could stand to lose face. Thirteen million dead because nobody would call uncle.
That's six to eight percent, annually. If you're going to lecture someone, please get it right.