Females also have this little secret: If you give them your home number, it can be googled, and then they use Google Maps to see what your house looks like to determine how wealthy you are.
I don't follow very closely, and I haven't heard of the race you're talking about, but the first thing that comes to mind would be "to put a better candidate in office."
So you're saying that the way Bush violated FISA has put American national security in danger? Had he followed the law we wouldn't have this court case, and there is absolutely nothing to convince me that filing for warrants THREE DAYS AFTER you've started wiretapping is too much of a burden.
And note that Bin Laden, and these mullahs, are still alive, inciting their followers into doing their dirty violent work. Bin Laden and these mullahs aren't in the crowd rioting, they're the ones passing around the cartoons (and some more offensive cartoons that they distributed themselves to start additional outrage)
So you think it's more likely that a Reuters or AP reporter with his job on the line if found guilty of doctoring pictures inserted the picture of bin Laden with Bert, and didn't see Bert, than it was for a pro bin Laden demonstrator to print out the picture and not see Bert? I disagree.
I can see complaints about ridiculous patents that have been granted, but what is inherently wrong about an "IP holding company" trying to profit off of the use of its inventions?
The ability to send messages to offline people, and have them read them when they log in. I really miss this from the ICQ days. Is this extra server intensive or something? It was very useful.
I sent an email to megabotfeedback@aol.com letting them know this isn't cool. In fact, if it keeps up I'm going to personally lead a mass migration to GoogleTalk.
I would expect ad rates to be proportional to viewership. As people transfer further from newspapers to online news, ad value will also transfer from newspapers to online news sources.
How do they know which serial number is matched with which credit card? As far as I know, every printer of a specific model has the exact same UPC code that gets scanned on purchase. So while they could easily keep track of who owns their printers, it would be difficult to keep track of who takes which specific printer (serial number) since they all scan the same.
I believe (IANAL) that the reason they get you for uploading and not downloading is that uploading is always illegal. To get you for downloading, they would have to prove you've never bought the CD. (and anyone who got a nasty letter from the RIAA could go out, buy the CD, then show them they've got the right to have a personal copy of it on their computer.)
Actually, I've heard a lot more people talking about how FPSs are old and rehashed already and want something new, and complain about companies re-re-re-releasing games and sequels without any innovation than I have heard people complaining about not getting an upgraded Goldeneye.
When you consider that you've already got a 2 out of 113 record of complete Shuttle failure, I don't think the pool of willing astronauts is going to be significantly decreased by this finding, especially if there's ways around it (The dentist gives me a lead vest...)
First, how much of this radiation would be blocked by the metal the spacecraft is made out of? I'm sure they considered this when making this report. Secondly, is there any possible way to generate an artificial "magnetosphere" like the Earth has, to protect people near it from this radiation?
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Females also have this little secret: If you give them your home number, it can be googled, and then they use Google Maps to see what your house looks like to determine how wealthy you are.
Do you realize Slashdot is made up of more than one person, and these multiple people have different ideas?
I don't follow very closely, and I haven't heard of the race you're talking about, but the first thing that comes to mind would be "to put a better candidate in office."
His stated strategy in helping the Democraticis in general is to focus on supporting candidates in districts that are very difficult to win.
So you're saying that the way Bush violated FISA has put American national security in danger? Had he followed the law we wouldn't have this court case, and there is absolutely nothing to convince me that filing for warrants THREE DAYS AFTER you've started wiretapping is too much of a burden.
Is there a study regarding this that I could show people?
And note that Bin Laden, and these mullahs, are still alive, inciting their followers into doing their dirty violent work. Bin Laden and these mullahs aren't in the crowd rioting, they're the ones passing around the cartoons (and some more offensive cartoons that they distributed themselves to start additional outrage)
They'd also have to end restrictions of printed books and public expression. The fact that they do none of this shows they're completely full of it.
So you think it's more likely that a Reuters or AP reporter with his job on the line if found guilty of doctoring pictures inserted the picture of bin Laden with Bert, and didn't see Bert, than it was for a pro bin Laden demonstrator to print out the picture and not see Bert? I disagree.
I can see complaints about ridiculous patents that have been granted, but what is inherently wrong about an "IP holding company" trying to profit off of the use of its inventions?
"Soon to be the Supreme Court as well." ? Republicans appointed (and will appoint) all but 2 of the 9 justices.
The ability to send messages to offline people, and have them read them when they log in. I really miss this from the ICQ days. Is this extra server intensive or something? It was very useful.
I sent an email to megabotfeedback@aol.com letting them know this isn't cool. In fact, if it keeps up I'm going to personally lead a mass migration to GoogleTalk.
Is nuclear power renewable? I mean, maybe we won't run out of uranium for a while, but I don't think it comes back.
I would expect ad rates to be proportional to viewership. As people transfer further from newspapers to online news, ad value will also transfer from newspapers to online news sources.
How do they know which serial number is matched with which credit card? As far as I know, every printer of a specific model has the exact same UPC code that gets scanned on purchase. So while they could easily keep track of who owns their printers, it would be difficult to keep track of who takes which specific printer (serial number) since they all scan the same.
I believe (IANAL) that the reason they get you for uploading and not downloading is that uploading is always illegal. To get you for downloading, they would have to prove you've never bought the CD. (and anyone who got a nasty letter from the RIAA could go out, buy the CD, then show them they've got the right to have a personal copy of it on their computer.)
Actually, I've heard a lot more people talking about how FPSs are old and rehashed already and want something new, and complain about companies re-re-re-releasing games and sequels without any innovation than I have heard people complaining about not getting an upgraded Goldeneye.
When you consider that you've already got a 2 out of 113 record of complete Shuttle failure, I don't think the pool of willing astronauts is going to be significantly decreased by this finding, especially if there's ways around it (The dentist gives me a lead vest...)
First, how much of this radiation would be blocked by the metal the spacecraft is made out of? I'm sure they considered this when making this report. Secondly, is there any possible way to generate an artificial "magnetosphere" like the Earth has, to protect people near it from this radiation?
Amps are not power, power is current times voltage (or current squared times resistance) and we aren't given those other figures.
How much is all the electrical power on Earth? It doesn't give numbers.
But the real question: When do we see the biggest video game cliche of all time, exploding barrels?
you *can* see sex in a video game if you are over 18. It's a rating change, not a ban.
Ah, that's the countdown, not the launch. Thanks. Now I don't feel so bad since its not even an option :)