So it's 3D printed. I'm not seeing how it's superior to any previous evaporative cooling approach.
There is an outfit I've read about that uses evaporation in adjacent tubes to produce a stream of cool, DRY air that you can send into a building. You can find them on YouTube if you search for "Coolerado".
The guy must have something to hold over the heads of some media bigshots. I can't see any other reason why the two top Democratic party media properties would pass on giving the Republicans a black eye like this.
"Hey, let's put tags on all the kids and make them think it's normal for government officials to know where they are at all times! What could possibly go wrong?"
he blew it by thinking that attacking guns in the middle of a presidential election was a good idea.
I'd say that Bubba blew that election for him, frankly. After the Clinton regime, Bush was able to play "Mr. Clean", and Al didn't dare denounce Bubba the Slut for fear of pissing off the Democrats.
Federal regulation of the internet? What could possibly go wrong?
The problem of the Comcasts and the TWCs of the world can be solved by abolishing government-granted cable monopolies. "Net neutrality" is a misguided attempt at trying to make a right out of two wrongs.
That's what they would do if they had a functioning police department or legal system in France, but they haven't had that for many years. You might remember that they had a plague of thugs setting cars on fire a year or so ago, and the cops didn't even try to arrest any of them.
Greenpeace is not, and has NEVER been an environmental organization. From the very beginning, they have been a marketing organization abusing the public's sympathy to environmental concerns to suck up contributions that would otherwise have gone to people doing real work to improve the environment.
If you care about pollution, deforestation, preserving wildlife, etc, contribute to Ducks Unlimited, the Nature Conservancy, the Audubon Society, and your local environmental organizations.
At the most, some dozen people or so were involved in this latest Greenpeace vandalism stunt, and you're using that to blame tens of millions of people. There have been obnoxious people in every generation since mankind evolved, and they have always been vastly outnumbered by decent people.
So it's 3D printed. I'm not seeing how it's superior to any previous evaporative cooling approach.
There is an outfit I've read about that uses evaporation in adjacent tubes to produce a stream of cool, DRY air that you can send into a building. You can find them on YouTube if you search for "Coolerado".
-jcr
Why are they still shipping the same CPU core that was in the iPhone 2G?
Probably because they're selling it for $35. Get over yourself.
-jcr
Her contempt for our right to privacy makes her morally unfit to practice law in the United States.
-jcr
I don't have to be a great human being to be better than you, snowflake.
-jcr
The guy must have something to hold over the heads of some media bigshots. I can't see any other reason why the two top Democratic party media properties would pass on giving the Republicans a black eye like this.
-jcr
C++ wasn't designed, it was accreted.
-jcr
C++ is to C as Lung Cancer is to Lung.
-jcr
Something of value was lost, but it was lost a couple of years ago.
-jcr
That's terrible. They should pour it on PETA members.
-jcr
Congratulations on learning to type. Now, go away and work on coming up with something worth saying.
-jcr
where exactly would a five mile test loop do some good?
Anywhere it's built, since the purpose of a TEST LOOP is to develop the technology.
Did you really not know this?
-jcr
But sometimes I think Frankie da Pope should just go shit in the woods.
-jcr
The FBI and the NSA routinely commit felonies by the billions.
When an entire organization violates the oath of office that all of its employees must swear to, it can't be fixed.
-jcr
"Hey, let's put tags on all the kids and make them think it's normal for government officials to know where they are at all times! What could possibly go wrong?"
-jcr
Oops, forgot to add:
talk to someone that wins. Talk to Bill Clinton.
Bubba torpedoed Hillary's last campaign. He's not a winner anymore.
-jcr
he blew it by thinking that attacking guns in the middle of a presidential election was a good idea.
I'd say that Bubba blew that election for him, frankly. After the Clinton regime, Bush was able to play "Mr. Clean", and Al didn't dare denounce Bubba the Slut for fear of pissing off the Democrats.
-jcr
Federal regulation of the internet? What could possibly go wrong?
The problem of the Comcasts and the TWCs of the world can be solved by abolishing government-granted cable monopolies. "Net neutrality" is a misguided attempt at trying to make a right out of two wrongs.
-jcr
Polygraphs are voodoo.
-jcr
he increased military spending significantly.
The parliament increased spending. The prime minister doesn't have the power to decide how taxes are spent.
-jcr
Seems to me that complying with the demands of a dictatorship is an ill-advised policy.
-jcr
That's what they would do if they had a functioning police department or legal system in France, but they haven't had that for many years. You might remember that they had a plague of thugs setting cars on fire a year or so ago, and the cops didn't even try to arrest any of them.
-jcr
Uber exists because cabs suck.
Customers aren't property. If cabbies want fares, they should start behaving like it.
-jcr
trying to save the earth from the likes of BP, which is the motive that drives Greenpeace.
You're what's known in marketing circles as a sucker.
-jcr
Greenpeace is not, and has NEVER been an environmental organization. From the very beginning, they have been a marketing organization abusing the public's sympathy to environmental concerns to suck up contributions that would otherwise have gone to people doing real work to improve the environment.
If you care about pollution, deforestation, preserving wildlife, etc, contribute to Ducks Unlimited, the Nature Conservancy, the Audubon Society, and your local environmental organizations.
-jcr
At the most, some dozen people or so were involved in this latest Greenpeace vandalism stunt, and you're using that to blame tens of millions of people. There have been obnoxious people in every generation since mankind evolved, and they have always been vastly outnumbered by decent people.
-jcr