Well, is that date in the Julian, Gregorian or Clintonion calendar? Have we accounted for time skews and missing seconds? Those kinds of things add up over time.
What's that? Your credit card from the future hasn't been issued yet? That doesn't need to be a problem. Simply use the card to purchase something small and valuable, like gold, plutonium or a box of old pinball machine parts, and bring that with you. Once you are in the past sell it to acquire temporally local currency.
For bonus points make sure you sell it to the same people you were-going-to / had-already bought it from.
Worried about how to cover the credit card bill? Don't be. Just invest a small amount of your 2000-era cash in Taco Bell stock so that you will be able to pay off your future credit card balance once you return.
A programmer, on the other hand, would leave the waste pipe out since nobody checks return values anyway. This proves that not only was humanity designed by coders, but that your butt is a hack that was stuck in after a rather unpleasant code review.
"Following on the heels of Zaibatsucorp closing Johnathan E's end run around its C4-ankle bracelets and a British holo station offering free downloads attached to explosive collars it seems fair to ask, at what point would you accept placing a locked explosive collar around your neck in exchange for listening to a song?"
And I heard that the Russkies are ten years ahead of us on cute bald women.
I mean, we must be increasingly on the alert to prevent them from taking over more cute bald women, knocking us out in superior numbers when Voyager returns. Mr. President, we must not allow... a cute bald women gap!
I think you are confused. The Chandrasekhar limit is the upper mass limit for a stable white dwarf star -- A star whose core exceeds that mass will become degenerate and collapse into a neutron star or "black hole" while one below the limit will be able to support itself and remain a white dwarf until it burns out and dies.
The Chandrasekhar has to do with the _death_ of stars, not their birth. To be considered a star all you need is sustained hydrogen fusion at the core, not electron degeneracy. While it's interesting that we are seeing a dense low mass star the value of L C is in no danger of being rewritten.
And yet you somehow missed the fact that we were discussing how US government agencies were regulating speech. Perhaps in the future I will have to include Cliff's Notes with every posting to avoid similar misunderstandings.
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If I was talking about something completely and totally different, that would be right.
Well, is that date in the Julian, Gregorian or Clintonion calendar? Have we accounted for time skews and missing seconds? Those kinds of things add up over time.
Yes, but you can't have a time machine and NOT go back in time to kill Hitler. It's an unwritten law.
For bonus points make sure you sell it to the same people you were-going-to / had-already bought it from.
Worried about how to cover the credit card bill? Don't be. Just invest a small amount of your 2000-era cash in Taco Bell stock so that you will be able to pay off your future credit card balance once you return.
A programmer, on the other hand, would leave the waste pipe out since nobody checks return values anyway. This proves that not only was humanity designed by coders, but that your butt is a hack that was stuck in after a rather unpleasant code review.
It could be worse. We could be reading "Slashdot: Postmodernism for Derridaists. Neotextual desitutationalism that subcontextualizes"
He just said that Americans are a joke.
Go bomb him.
If you get a large enough group of people interested in the same thing, there are bound to be disagreements on something.
"No, I'm _a_ Donald Knuth. We come in six packs now."
I heard a rumour that "Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right A B Select Start" would give you +o, but something about it doesn't sound right.
She could have been named Fiorina instead.
"Following on the heels of Zaibatsucorp closing Johnathan E's end run around its C4-ankle bracelets and a British holo station offering free downloads attached to explosive collars it seems fair to ask, at what point would you accept placing a locked explosive collar around your neck in exchange for listening to a song?"
Look up. Look way up.
That was the point.
I think you may have missed it this time.
What's this about the Encyclopedia Britannia?
His song "Hot Shot City" is particularly good.
It's almost as good as a Debian desktop with the Red Hat logo on it.
All a startup company needs to do is remember one thing: Make lots more money than you spend.
A startup that always does that will probably succeed. How difficult can that be?
And I heard that the Russkies are ten years ahead of us on cute bald women.
I mean, we must be increasingly on the alert to prevent them from taking over more cute bald women, knocking us out in superior numbers when Voyager returns. Mr. President, we must not allow... a cute bald women gap!
In any field.
The Chandrasekhar has to do with the _death_ of stars, not their birth. To be considered a star all you need is sustained hydrogen fusion at the core, not electron degeneracy. While it's interesting that we are seeing a dense low mass star the value of L C is in no danger of being rewritten.
To learn more, why not search the Internet?
This discussion is pointless, even for Slashdot.
And yet you somehow missed the fact that we were discussing how US government agencies were regulating speech. Perhaps in the future I will have to include Cliff's Notes with every posting to avoid similar misunderstandings.
And don't forget about Poland.
And here's another one. The article you are thinking about and the post I was replying to are two different things.
It can help to actually read before posting from time to time.
I think you're a little bit late. The FCC has been regulating speech since 1934.