There's probably a market for sending the TVs out of the factory pre-loaded with some ads. Lower-valued, because there'd be no feedback on how often they were watched and all that jazz, but I wouldn't put it past them to want to get a few bucks out of the people that never bother connecting.
Since you've outlined the important pieces that would go into such a test, then yes, I'm pretty sure you could run the exact test that you've theorized.
The only reason nuclear is so expensive is due to massive, outdated regulation. These are damn ancient machines that are difficult to get new versions of approved.
Regions don't become uninhabitable from any reactor design in the past quarter+-century or so.
Sure, you could get into a car accident. But nobody has the power to guarantee you get into a car accident without repercussions.
Humans are humans, and they'll do humany things.
By giving cops these powers, we are guaranteeing they will be abused. Not in every situation, not by every cop, but if a power exists, it's only a matter of time until it IS abused.
I'm glad you've only run into nice cops. You know what? So have I.
But there mere fact that these powers exist means that everybody's ok with the most sociopathic human being we can imagine getting employed by the police and using these powers against somebody innocent.
He made no comment on whether it was ok, he was saying that you can't count everybody getting a new account as pure profit because all of these old "shared" accounts would downgrade if they were no longer sharing.
It is literally depriving them of their liberty to leave.
What if you're running late for an important appointment, and the cop's having a bad day? Maybe he decides to stretch it out because you didn't show him the proper respect.
Sorry, we're gonna need the drug dogs to come due to your suspicious behaviour. That'll be 30 minutes. Maybe an hour.
Oh geez, the dogs signaled. I'm gonna need to perform a cavity search.
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Until this is common enough for Log-Massagers to be common apps.
There's probably a market for sending the TVs out of the factory pre-loaded with some ads. Lower-valued, because there'd be no feedback on how often they were watched and all that jazz, but I wouldn't put it past them to want to get a few bucks out of the people that never bother connecting.
For reference to anybody unfamiliar:
https://www.google.com/search?...
8 USD.
You can already install Kodi on the Xbox.
"Word Binary Format 6" is hard-blocked from opening in all recent versions of office.
Can't recall how those got created, but it comes up from time to time.
Less important, but alt-enter "used to" be the command for games to full screen.
Now with UWP, it's Winkey+shift+enter. ....Why?
Since you've outlined the important pieces that would go into such a test, then yes, I'm pretty sure you could run the exact test that you've theorized.
I've never had, or investigated, Lasik, but I've heard this place mentioned often:
https://www.lasikmd.com/price-...
I have no clue what "Starting at $490/eye" means though, and how quickly the cost jumps.
CAD pricing, so still above $200 per eye as mentioned above, but not a ridiculous amount, I guess, when you're discussing eye surgery.
I thought it was since around 10-20,000 BC.
It was a remake of a movie that originally starred men.
Remakes invite comparison to the original.
"This is Ghostbusters, but now they're all women" is going to make people focus on their genders.
I'm all for case C.
If it can't fund itself, does it really need to exist?
If it's something that needs to exist, can't it fund itself?
People get things goings at the "individual's hobby" level. Shouldn't anything grander than that be even easier to get and keep going?
I think I was vaccinated for the missles once.
"If ads were banned, far more sites would have a paywall."
If ads were banned, far fewer sites would exist.
How you interpret that statement depends on whether you're an optimist or a pessimist.
The only reason nuclear is so expensive is due to massive, outdated regulation. These are damn ancient machines that are difficult to get new versions of approved.
Regions don't become uninhabitable from any reactor design in the past quarter+-century or so.
Sure, you could get into a car accident. But nobody has the power to guarantee you get into a car accident without repercussions.
Humans are humans, and they'll do humany things.
By giving cops these powers, we are guaranteeing they will be abused. Not in every situation, not by every cop, but if a power exists, it's only a matter of time until it IS abused.
I'm glad you've only run into nice cops. You know what? So have I.
But there mere fact that these powers exist means that everybody's ok with the most sociopathic human being we can imagine getting employed by the police and using these powers against somebody innocent.
I never signed a contract with any of those services.
He made no comment on whether it was ok, he was saying that you can't count everybody getting a new account as pure profit because all of these old "shared" accounts would downgrade if they were no longer sharing.
I lost $56 million by not buying a lottery ticket.
But losing one freedom never gets you the other freedom, you've simply lost multiple freedoms.
It is literally depriving them of their liberty to leave.
What if you're running late for an important appointment, and the cop's having a bad day? Maybe he decides to stretch it out because you didn't show him the proper respect.
Sorry, we're gonna need the drug dogs to come due to your suspicious behaviour. That'll be 30 minutes. Maybe an hour.
Oh geez, the dogs signaled. I'm gonna need to perform a cavity search.
Are you resisting me?
Hands behind your back.
"even before we start to look at the circumstances, and find that most people shot by police were in the process of attacking them"
I'm pretty sure the first words following every police shooting were "He was coming right for me", whether justified or not.
Do women pay more for used cars?
If so, is this discrimination?
Maybe I just haven't had my caffeine yet, but have there been any naval battles between equal-ish powers since WW2?
If wind power needs 1000x more service calls than solar, wouldn't you say solar is safer than wind?
If nuclear needed people to walk a tightrope across a windy chasm full of razor blades, wouldn't you say that nuclear was dangerous?
How about "space" and "consistent output"?