Obviously it has refrigerant properties. I would hazard a guess that since it boils at room temperature, it would make a great inorganic solvent for electonics/solar manufacture and other processes. Looks to be a lot safer than dichloromethane, if you're willing to flout international law.
The internet is full of links to criminal activity. The Bitcoin blockchain being contaminated is merely a symptom of a much larger problem. We must act now, and shut down the internet!
So, power would be free for everyone during the day, and exhorbitantly expensive at night, or in a monsoon? The powerwalls help balance the grid load, which makes it a net positive for the school, and everyone else in the communities.
We're doing this thing *my* way, or you're free to go fuck yourself. What, you say you're a paying customer who has a right to define their own experience? ðYðYðY
Yeah, it sounds like classical music, to you - to younger people, and those who still have overly sensitive ears, there is a near ultrasonic overtone that is at least 120dB in power blaring constantly. It's a sonic weapon targeted at kids and a small minority of adults.
Unless the thing is so damn loud that you can hear it outside the home, that sound energy is converted into dispersed heat in the furnishings and walls of the home.
I think you misunderstand the purpose of credit bureaus. The point is: How much do we have to charge to make a decent profit? They don't give a tiny rats ass how badly you've screwed up, they only care about how much they should pad the bill.
Inkjet printers use the hidden dot serial scheme too, all digital printers do. IIRC it was put in place originally to help protect against counterfeit currency. The fact that it makes investigation of every other kind trivial is just a bonus for the three letter agencies.
That version of the law worked fine, back when yellow lights were *always* at least 3 seconds long. It breaks down in the modern case where 'intelligent' traffic management algorithms can vary the yellow light period from 1-10 seconds based on what some half-baked traffic model thinks is most effective. Once revenue from accidentally (read: intentionally) miscalibrated traffic signals starts pouring in, there's no motivation to make the intersections actually safe, fair, or functional.
As a fellow Tennessean, I remember being taught in drivers ed, that if you can clear the intersection in 3 Mississippi's you're always better off trying to clear the way rather than try a hard-stop at a light. That practical wisdom went to shit after variable timing and traffic cameras came here. Now there's no chance to plan ahead - You just pray guy in front of you isn't going to lock up the brakes, and that you won't get a ticket. Go safety!
It also helps to have employees who aren't total morons. The UAW isn't necessarily needed. Most intelligent people would have razed hell after their first co-worker was injured. It never hurts to have OSHA on speed-dial, and any employer that disagrees with that statement is welcome to pay-me-unemployment-long-time.
It doesn't go 'off''. The ethanol and water separate from the gasoline, unless you shake it up regularly to keep it in solution. Then the water and alcohol start working very effectively to corrode the dissimilar metals in your carb, and degrading your gaskets.
Hi AC - I'm fairly certain the saltwater environment didn't do anything to make that rubber hose come apart. Having a water-absorbing, rubber destroying fuel in a saltwater environment is a stupid proposition, no matter how you try to displace the blame.
So, in two years and a month, the USA will have it's first major nuclear accident. Awesome! Maybe we'll all get superpowers... or we can at least cut down on the energy consumed by street lights?
The one possible flaw in your argument, is your assumption that China covets Dollars over Yuan. If anything negative happens to the USD, or positively to the Yuan - I don't think the 'deal' we have with China is going to carry on much longer, in any form.
The Trade War is just a natural symptom of the Currency War.
The NSA is just live-testing to make sure they can turn the internet off and on again at will - in case Snowden has more to say, or Assange spills the beans!
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Obviously it has refrigerant properties. I would hazard a guess that since it boils at room temperature, it would make a great inorganic solvent for electonics/solar manufacture and other processes. Looks to be a lot safer than dichloromethane, if you're willing to flout international law.
We live in the 21st century - If it can happen, it does happen, especially if there is profit to be made by it.
The internet is full of links to criminal activity. The Bitcoin blockchain being contaminated is merely a symptom of a much larger problem. We must act now, and shut down the internet!
So, power would be free for everyone during the day, and exhorbitantly expensive at night, or in a monsoon? The powerwalls help balance the grid load, which makes it a net positive for the school, and everyone else in the communities.
We're doing this thing *my* way, or you're free to go fuck yourself. What, you say you're a paying customer who has a right to define their own experience? ðYðYðY
If Joe Sixpack knows how to use the Big Letters, too, I'm definitely siding with him.
Too late. Looks like you're going to have to build a wall. Prefferably around Portland. :-P
Yeah, it sounds like classical music, to you - to younger people, and those who still have overly sensitive ears, there is a near ultrasonic overtone that is at least 120dB in power blaring constantly. It's a sonic weapon targeted at kids and a small minority of adults.
1. Yes.
2. It's not a bug, it's a feature!
3. No, they will be held harmless. By American courts, at least.
P.S. - Thank you NSA, for making the world a more dangerous place.
Apparently a piece of wire with a 3.5mm TRS connector doesn't meet your definition of an external antenna.
Unless the thing is so damn loud that you can hear it outside the home, that sound energy is converted into dispersed heat in the furnishings and walls of the home.
I think you misunderstand the purpose of credit bureaus. The point is: How much do we have to charge to make a decent profit? They don't give a tiny rats ass how badly you've screwed up, they only care about how much they should pad the bill.
Inkjet printers use the hidden dot serial scheme too, all digital printers do. IIRC it was put in place originally to help protect against counterfeit currency. The fact that it makes investigation of every other kind trivial is just a bonus for the three letter agencies.
So the white males are hidden under alien makeup? Does that even count? I dont think it did with Michael Dorn.
That version of the law worked fine, back when yellow lights were *always* at least 3 seconds long. It breaks down in the modern case where 'intelligent' traffic management algorithms can vary the yellow light period from 1-10 seconds based on what some half-baked traffic model thinks is most effective. Once revenue from accidentally (read: intentionally) miscalibrated traffic signals starts pouring in, there's no motivation to make the intersections actually safe, fair, or functional.
As a fellow Tennessean, I remember being taught in drivers ed, that if you can clear the intersection in 3 Mississippi's you're always better off trying to clear the way rather than try a hard-stop at a light. That practical wisdom went to shit after variable timing and traffic cameras came here. Now there's no chance to plan ahead - You just pray guy in front of you isn't going to lock up the brakes, and that you won't get a ticket. Go safety!
It also helps to have employees who aren't total morons. The UAW isn't necessarily needed. Most intelligent people would have razed hell after their first co-worker was injured. It never hurts to have OSHA on speed-dial, and any employer that disagrees with that statement is welcome to pay-me-unemployment-long-time.
Elon Musk's factory is always welcome here in East Tennessee. P.S. - The state of Tennessee is flagrantly anti-union, and we're OK with that.
Make the Earth fair again, down with the 0.001%!
It isn't considered suicide if you work yourself to death. So, by that metric, you may be right.
It doesn't go 'off''. The ethanol and water separate from the gasoline, unless you shake it up regularly to keep it in solution. Then the water and alcohol start working very effectively to corrode the dissimilar metals in your carb, and degrading your gaskets.
Hi AC - I'm fairly certain the saltwater environment didn't do anything to make that rubber hose come apart. Having a water-absorbing, rubber destroying fuel in a saltwater environment is a stupid proposition, no matter how you try to displace the blame.
So, in two years and a month, the USA will have it's first major nuclear accident. Awesome! Maybe we'll all get superpowers... or we can at least cut down on the energy consumed by street lights?
The one possible flaw in your argument, is your assumption that China covets Dollars over Yuan. If anything negative happens to the USD, or positively to the Yuan - I don't think the 'deal' we have with China is going to carry on much longer, in any form.
The Trade War is just a natural symptom of the Currency War.
Firenados are up 9000% in the Southeast.
The NSA is just live-testing to make sure they can turn the internet off and on again at will - in case Snowden has more to say, or Assange spills the beans!