Oh you've never run into banks that come up with brand new fees. Or banks that go under, Cyprus style, and take your money with them. Banks can take your money involuntarily sometimes.
It's not hard at all if you know what you're doing. It's hard when you're copy-pasting code from somewhere else, and it's hard when you really don't know what you're doing and trying to fudge your way through things.
Any decent programmer should be able to write his own basic multi-threading OS anyway. There is no need to, but you should at least have an idea of what your OS is doing when you ask it to do something via the API.
Isn't it interesting how average CO2 levels fluctuate throughout the year. As if colder temperatures actually decreased CO2 levels, while warmer temperatures increase it. In fact this correlates well with ice core data that shows CO2 levels lagging behind higher temperatures. You'd think they were somehow related, like perhaps all that water on our planet is perfectly capable of absorbing/releasing CO2 depending on TEMPERATURE. Wow this even explains why the oceans are getting more acidic. But no. Hey, are we going to claim that the year's seasons are also caused by the CO2 cycling mysteriously back and forth between "low" and "high"?
Now all the bank has to do is ask the Fed for a zero interest $50 million loan and it's all good, like nothing happened. Because too big to fail means we reinforce failures and give them all the support they need so they can keep failing. Seriously, what kind of bank lets people into their database? Do they have happy hour in the vault, too?
That business plan stinks, and you have no ethics what so ever for bringing it up. Is it ok to steal from someone if you say please and thank you? The only reason people would let you do this in the first place is because they are ignorant of both the costs (in terms of wear and tear on processors and equipment, and electricity) and the gains (most people have never heard of bitcoin). Inform them of either, and people will want to be a) paid for their expenses and b) given no small portion of the profits. So your "business" model is merely the exploitation of people's ignorance. While that's perfect for religion or politics, it's not something you'll be able to build a solid business on.
However the game maker decided to release a pirated copy of their own game, therefore they don't see piracy as a loss at all but rather a means of free advertising and publicity. Therefore the game doesn't simulate real life at all.
So the game company is admitting that it's a really crappy simulator because if they were willing to "pirate" their own game, surely the real losses from piracy can't be that bad because they are willing to take them.
If not having the gene provides a survival advantage to the mosquito, expect all your efforts to be for nothing until you understand natural selection a little better.
Yup that's the problem - people think other people are stupid. Gunpowder was being made 1,000 years ago so anyone who thinks this will "solve" anything is seriously delusional. Explosives are not HARD to make. They are EASY to make.
because some knucklehead wanted to fire off a dozen rounds in the air on New Years Eve
[citation needed]
Oh you've never run into banks that come up with brand new fees. Or banks that go under, Cyprus style, and take your money with them. Banks can take your money involuntarily sometimes.
Buy them a Cessna and point them to the nearest IRS building?
It's not hard at all if you know what you're doing. It's hard when you're copy-pasting code from somewhere else, and it's hard when you really don't know what you're doing and trying to fudge your way through things.
Any decent programmer should be able to write his own basic multi-threading OS anyway. There is no need to, but you should at least have an idea of what your OS is doing when you ask it to do something via the API.
Money is given, not taken. Unless of course you're a bank or the government.
Isn't it interesting how average CO2 levels fluctuate throughout the year. As if colder temperatures actually decreased CO2 levels, while warmer temperatures increase it. In fact this correlates well with ice core data that shows CO2 levels lagging behind higher temperatures. You'd think they were somehow related, like perhaps all that water on our planet is perfectly capable of absorbing/releasing CO2 depending on TEMPERATURE. Wow this even explains why the oceans are getting more acidic. But no. Hey, are we going to claim that the year's seasons are also caused by the CO2 cycling mysteriously back and forth between "low" and "high"?
Dumb people tend not to stay rich for very long.
There's a bit of a caveat. Will old atherosclerotic arteries be able to supply the oxygen that young healthy myocardial tissue demands?
Now all the bank has to do is ask the Fed for a zero interest $50 million loan and it's all good, like nothing happened. Because too big to fail means we reinforce failures and give them all the support they need so they can keep failing. Seriously, what kind of bank lets people into their database? Do they have happy hour in the vault, too?
The rockets were painted black. What happens when a rocket is not painted black?
Yup, so now it will be the US government AND the Indian government.
They'll be spying on you, too. You have no idea exactly how much stuff is outsourced to India. Well, now it's all fair game.
You're not paying your "fair share" either, considering that the US government spends far, far more than it takes in.
electron volts, not volts. Wikipedia is your friend. It's how energy is measured when you talk about small things.
I guess this is probably related to the neutrinos that were detected a few days ago?
That business plan stinks, and you have no ethics what so ever for bringing it up. Is it ok to steal from someone if you say please and thank you? The only reason people would let you do this in the first place is because they are ignorant of both the costs (in terms of wear and tear on processors and equipment, and electricity) and the gains (most people have never heard of bitcoin). Inform them of either, and people will want to be a) paid for their expenses and b) given no small portion of the profits. So your "business" model is merely the exploitation of people's ignorance. While that's perfect for religion or politics, it's not something you'll be able to build a solid business on.
No, they've admitted to $4k.
We're also supposed to take them at their word that only 29 bitcoins were mined. Sure they provided the dumps. How much are they holding back?
You said it yourself - attracts ALL mosquitoes. Therefore there is no selection of one set of genes over another. Fail. Idiocracy ftw.
However the game maker decided to release a pirated copy of their own game, therefore they don't see piracy as a loss at all but rather a means of free advertising and publicity. Therefore the game doesn't simulate real life at all.
So the game company is admitting that it's a really crappy simulator because if they were willing to "pirate" their own game, surely the real losses from piracy can't be that bad because they are willing to take them.
If not having the gene provides a survival advantage to the mosquito, expect all your efforts to be for nothing until you understand natural selection a little better.
Yup that's the problem - people think other people are stupid. Gunpowder was being made 1,000 years ago so anyone who thinks this will "solve" anything is seriously delusional. Explosives are not HARD to make. They are EASY to make.
Doesn't really help the argument. In fact, you're making the point. These things look bad.