Actually, George Kaiser is Tulsa's largest philanthropist (perhaps in Oklahoma) he's donated millions to Tulsa's park system. Including at least a $100 million for a park project that begins construction this year http://agatheringplacefortulsa...
Well said. Likewise why are there laws protecting auto dealerships and preventing automakers from selling direct to the consumer? Regulations & laws should protect consumers, not a business model.
$70 billion has already been approved for the high-speed-rail boondoggle. as a target for sabotage. Just about anything else will yield more death and destruction. Say for example. high speed rail, a bus, subway, or a pipeline filled with natural gas.
In Russia, the pillar takes out the semi! heh heh heh! Seriously. you don't think there will be barricades? What happens when a big rig hits the pillars of a bridge? What happens when a big rig goes into on-coming traffic?
I'm no actuary, but I don't think that happens very often. I'd say the risk is very very low Driving your car is exponentially riskier. But but but, what about earthquakes? Yes, earthquakes are dangerous. During an earthquake I'd take my odds in that tube over my odds in just about anything else.
Build a "wall" around it / make it closed source!
> If I were their manager, I would call them into my office, and tell them "You're Fired!"
Developers have the leeway to make decisions (without running everything through managerment & commitee) ?! haha
It's the manager that needs fired
Godwin invoked
this isn't news until Apple reveals a $399 version.
then zomg! gotta have!
I'm sure the terms and conditions you agree to when using their hotspots explicitly grant them permission to do so.
All hail our short-armed hermaphrodite overloards!
*Technically* the headline is correct.
Clearly the 3rd one didn't quite make it to the river.
Looks like another one further up the hill.. not sure if that's still on the tracks or not.
Actually, George Kaiser is Tulsa's largest philanthropist (perhaps in Oklahoma)
he's donated millions to Tulsa's park system.
Including at least a $100 million for a park project that begins construction this year
http://agatheringplacefortulsa...
Well said.
Likewise why are there laws protecting auto dealerships and preventing automakers from selling direct to the consumer?
Regulations & laws should protect consumers, not a business model.
The man builds spacecraft for a living.
Is CO2 accumulation still an issue on aircraft or has that been solved?
It's a 30 minute trip. Windows for the rarity someone will their eyes off of their smartphone or tv screen in front of them?
$70 billion has already been approved for the high-speed-rail boondoggle.
as a target for sabotage. Just about anything else will yield more death and destruction. Say for example. high speed rail, a bus, subway, or a pipeline filled with natural gas.
Or saw "The Living Daylights"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AzJ5_8Cqdc
In Russia, the pillar takes out the semi!
heh heh heh!
Seriously. you don't think there will be barricades?
What happens when a big rig hits the pillars of a bridge?
What happens when a big rig goes into on-coming traffic?
The same way you breath on-board an aircraft. With your lungs.
It's a pressurized cylinder
come on people READ THE ARTICLE
I'm no actuary, but I don't think that happens very often.
I'd say the risk is very very low
Driving your car is exponentially riskier.
But but but, what about earthquakes? Yes, earthquakes are dangerous. During an earthquake I'd take my odds in that tube over my odds in just about anything else.
OK, here it is: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/overhaul-petition-process/JggZYLmL
Short URL : http://wh.gov/Uyrx
Sounds like we need to start a petition to get this algorithm implemented.
When is it a good time to talking about reforming bare hands control?!
Yes.
it's javascript used by websites to create a rich-text editor with formatting and whatnot.
calling it a browser add on is like calling jQuery.js and slashdot.org browser add-ons
TinyMCE is an Add-On or Extension?
TinyMCE is an "add-on" in the same sense that Slashdot.org and jQuery.js are.
stuxnet 2.0 / trojan horse?
Trojan horse implied by the submitter's use of the trojan helmet?
After reading "The Shadow Factory" ( http://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Factory-NSA-Eavesdropping-America/dp/0307279391/ ), I assumed the NSA already had spyware in all of our infrastructure.
Miles per dollar or miles per cost-of-living quotient?
I'm sure the 3.5" disk sleeve comment was a joke.