Grishnakh strong! Grishnakh no sissy under baggage load! No, not the whip!
Um, ok. Every week makes a difference. Number of connections makes a difference. I find it makes even more of a difference when travelling in Europe, where they frequently weight (and weight-limit) carry-on bags.
Yes, one pound makes no difference when it's "once in a while". It's a different story when you're always on the road.
Do you lug your laptop through airports every week? A pound makes a hell of a difference when it's hanging off your arm for an hour at a time. I'll take a pound over upgradeability any day, but my use pattern differs from yours.
There is no difference between offensive and defensive weapons in the nuclear age.
Ideologues quickly forget that balance is what kept us all from getting nuked for 30 years. Anything that moves that balance is a threat with the offensive capability. Given how trigger-happy the US has become I can certainly understand the traditional enemy's belligerence in the face of an increase in "defense" systems deployed near their borders.
10:1 says that once the (alice->victor | bob->victor) delay is longer than the speed of light delay from alice->bob the effect vanishes.
The result seems consistent with causation being an effect at slower scales than the speed of light, which comes back to the basics of modern physics: Everything is goofy when you get near C.
Most blind people aren't blind since birth. A large fraction of blind folks suffer from age-related macular degeneration, where the reflective pigment at the back of the eye gets damaged or destroyed (through a few mechanisms), or the retinal "screen" is otherwise damaged (torn, distorted, occluded) by capillary leakage and scarring. In some cases it's very narrow areas - you won't notice them if they are in the periphery - but they wreak havoc if they are centrally located and/or spreading. Note that these processes don't affect the neurons as much as the detection equipment and/or shape of the receptor field.
Add the baby boomer effect, and it's become very profi^H^H^H^H^Hrelevant to be able to overcome these degenerations.
Ask any oh the G20 protesters which government was tromping on rights. Ask Harper about his inability to balance a budget, or even put all the expenses down in it! Ask harper about his 6billion dollar gift to corporations (those are "businesses", no?). The liberal misdemeanors are now 7 years past, and the team has changed. Unless you're the kind of person who is guilty for your parents' sims, you need to let go and see who is corrupt today, not most of a decade ago.
Look at the parent's application. Yes, having the keyboard there gets in the way. Needing to hold the laptop and press keys to control the playback while trying to show someone a video *standing* on a sports field doesn't work as well as a tablet.
I'm surprised you didn't recommend he use a pencil-and-paper playbook. We've made do with those for years.
Get off the hater bandwagon and actually think about what it might be good for.
So you also clearly don't keep health insurance for your family, don't benefit from (in no particular order) police services, fire departments, curb-side trash removal, winter snow removal, labor regulation, environmental regulation, judicial services, etc.
Why are so many people willfully ignorant of what services modern governments pay for from their taxes?
Having typed SMSs on phones and having typed on an iPad - what the hell are you talking about?
I wouldn't want to write a novel, but short emails, SMS, tweets, are much nicer on the iPad than any other non-laptop I've used.
With that attitude, I hope that you have some alternative mechanism for receiving your post, food delivery to your grocer, and all the other second-hand societal & civilizational lubricating effects that the public roads bring.
Um, ok. Every week makes a difference. Number of connections makes a difference. I find it makes even more of a difference when travelling in Europe, where they frequently weight (and weight-limit) carry-on bags.
Yes, one pound makes no difference when it's "once in a while". It's a different story when you're always on the road.
Do you lug your laptop through airports every week? A pound makes a hell of a difference when it's hanging off your arm for an hour at a time. I'll take a pound over upgradeability any day, but my use pattern differs from yours.
Wafer handling is a big deal, and the bigger the wafer the less waste there is at the circumference, increasing yield.
There is no difference between offensive and defensive weapons in the nuclear age. Ideologues quickly forget that balance is what kept us all from getting nuked for 30 years. Anything that moves that balance is a threat with the offensive capability. Given how trigger-happy the US has become I can certainly understand the traditional enemy's belligerence in the face of an increase in "defense" systems deployed near their borders.
10:1 says that once the (alice->victor | bob->victor) delay is longer than the speed of light delay from alice->bob the effect vanishes. The result seems consistent with causation being an effect at slower scales than the speed of light, which comes back to the basics of modern physics: Everything is goofy when you get near C.
That's correct. If you've been writing DRM you haven't produced a useful program.
You say same percentage, I say same relative impact to standard of living. Fair means different things to different people.
Yes, because extra-judicial assassination always seems like such a reasonable course of action.
They can unilaterally change the contract, and you can't. There's a bit of a power imbalance in the relationship.
And can you then drop your side of the contractual obligation without penalty? I thought not.
It promotes growth and is strong.
Add the baby boomer effect, and it's become very profi^H^H^H^H^Hrelevant to be able to overcome these degenerations.
At least 63 million. Harper has turned the government of Canada into the largest advertising buyer in Canada. Sick.
Ask any oh the G20 protesters which government was tromping on rights. Ask Harper about his inability to balance a budget, or even put all the expenses down in it! Ask harper about his 6billion dollar gift to corporations (those are "businesses", no?). The liberal misdemeanors are now 7 years past, and the team has changed. Unless you're the kind of person who is guilty for your parents' sims, you need to let go and see who is corrupt today, not most of a decade ago.
You mean more like the Newton interface ;-)
I'm surprised you didn't recommend he use a pencil-and-paper playbook. We've made do with those for years.
Get off the hater bandwagon and actually think about what it might be good for.
Wifi actually works.
You need 3D for the 1970's titties.
Nice! I wish I'd had that link 5 hours ago! Thanks. +5 informative.
The days of electoral majorities are behind us, I think. Time to get more mature about our voting options.
Why are so many people willfully ignorant of what services modern governments pay for from their taxes?
The iPot Touch is a miniature iPad. You really have to keep that one straight.
Having typed SMSs on phones and having typed on an iPad - what the hell are you talking about? I wouldn't want to write a novel, but short emails, SMS, tweets, are much nicer on the iPad than any other non-laptop I've used.
Selfish moron.
But yes. Mobile media display, iTunes remote control, web browsing. In a stable platform that I don't have to screw with.
That's a lot of "That's it".