According to the prophesies told in a book called "1984", Governments subscribing to this religion are doing their best to make its apocalyptic predictions come true.
No more enrichment, ever. Cheap fuel (currently is a waste product of mining) No more 100+ Atmosphere pressure vessels to burst No more backup generators needed Accidental meltdowns are impossible Turn reactor on/off in hours/minutes not months Unable to weaponize any part of fuel or waste. Needs Uranium only to start the reactor Creates leukemia fighting medical isotopes Creates isotopes for space-grade batteries for NASA Creates very little waste
Win 3.0 Sucked Win 3.1/3.11 OK WFWG 3.1 sucked WFWG 3.11 OK
Only the early NT OS' that existed at the same time as 9X screw around with the pattern: Win NT 3.1 ??? Win NT 3.5 sucked donkey balls Win NT 3.51 OK Win NT 4.0 OK (aka 2000) Win NT 5.0 (aka XP) was pissed on then became OK
When the Chinese announces they have a functioning LFTR reactor in 2020 and is willing to burn nuclear waste at a price, then Thorium will become the "good" nuclear stuff.
Are much too polite to complain about our coming incarceration for doing what we do everyday, today.
Only once our hockey and favourite coffee are illegal will we rise from our couches and build pitch forks and torches, only to wonder what to do with them.
Until then, there's a Kardashian spectacle on TV... (Baaahhh!)
A few years ago I remember reading how congress lived up to their name and decided to cut back on funding at the USPTO (or even make it a profit centre)
Next thing you know they are willing to patent anything from though processes to math equations.
If challenges to patents meant the USPTO would share even 10% of the court costs when the patent is invalidated, this shit would get fixed quickly.
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Meanwhile they used charcoal in their barbecues and eat bananas.
Both are radioactive.
According to the prophesies told in a book called "1984", Governments subscribing to this religion are doing their best to make its apocalyptic predictions come true.
The real solution is LFTR reactors.
No more enrichment, ever.
Cheap fuel (currently is a waste product of mining)
No more 100+ Atmosphere pressure vessels to burst
No more backup generators needed
Accidental meltdowns are impossible
Turn reactor on/off in hours/minutes not months
Unable to weaponize any part of fuel or waste.
Needs Uranium only to start the reactor
Creates leukemia fighting medical isotopes
Creates isotopes for space-grade batteries for NASA
Creates very little waste
Issue: Regulations set by existing Nuke industry.
It's sad but true even for 16bit Windows:
Win 3.0 Sucked
Win 3.1/3.11 OK
WFWG 3.1 sucked
WFWG 3.11 OK
Only the early NT OS' that existed at the
same time as 9X screw around with the pattern:
Win NT 3.1 ???
Win NT 3.5 sucked donkey balls
Win NT 3.51 OK
Win NT 4.0 OK (aka 2000)
Win NT 5.0 (aka XP) was pissed on then became OK
Please educate yourself about the LFTR design.
http://www.google.ca/search?q=thorium+remix+2011
Watch the 1st five seconds and then you won't want to stop it.
LFTR is a gold mine waiting to happen
but greedy people would rather keep their monopoly alive.
That's ok.
When the Chinese announces they have a functioning LFTR reactor in 2020 and is willing to burn nuclear waste at a price, then Thorium will become the "good" nuclear stuff.
but it's on a computer so that makes it **new**.
Before I used to do "DIR *findme* /s" but now I need it on a mobile device and so I *NEED* a new invention for that.
Say anything "bad" tm and you'll get ass FISA'd.
Now FISA goes against the 4th amendment but hey, since those tower came down, the government can't do anything wrong. ;)
add Australia to the list
Give it time and we will have Gattaca-like scenarios.
We have them right now for pills and vaccines.
When H1N1 broke out what was stopping us from getting Vaccines beside the technical issues: Greed via patents
Until that is dealt with, we can have all the gene therapies we want but only if someone gets paid a king's ransom, everytime.
IOW: Facebook followed Digg's recipe for failure.
Chrome + IEtab = solved
configure IETab to use IE when chrome hits one of your ass-backwards web apps.
Cue Dr. Who theme song and the intro when Tom Baker was Dr. Who.
This is the same group that tried to get the ACTA treaty passed everywhere and NOW they say Internet access is a basic human right?
And we have a winner for a DOD grant for research in the new field of death/destruction by excessive mass.
You go spill a few barrels of oil anywhere and see if you can stay out of jail by just paying a fine.
Seriously?
A friend's couch or spare bedroom
But the friend will get free and awesome technical during his stay for *Anything*.
We the Sheeple of Canada (Baaah),
Are much too polite to complain about our coming incarceration for doing what we do everyday, today.
Only once our hockey and favourite coffee are illegal will we rise from our couches and build pitch forks and torches, only to wonder what to do with them.
Until then, there's a Kardashian spectacle on TV...
(Baaahhh!)
RE: I wonder what "the dark ages 2.0" will be like.:
go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5XbOvaceRA
And jump to 5:50 and you'll have your answer.
Showing his handlers that we want a raise.
What's next critical thinking?
That cannot happen or else religions would cease to be followed.
*The* authoritative guide to oppress and subdue your population into submission and complacency.
Warning: Void for the wealthy and/or connected.
It has to do with their funding model.
A few years ago I remember reading how congress lived up to their name and decided to cut back on funding at the USPTO (or even make it a profit centre)
Next thing you know they are willing to patent anything from though processes to math equations.
If challenges to patents meant the USPTO would share even 10% of the court costs when the patent is invalidated, this shit would get fixed quickly.
re: manually mapping samba groups to certain local groups on the workstation
In our large MS 2003/2008r2 network, we are recommending/enforcing mapping Domain Groups to Computer Local Groups on the (XP/W7) workstations.
You should have mentioned "Underated" so that you could end up with +5 Underated