I've seen a few bar/strip clubs in Canada that had a breathalyzer machine in the bathroom, next to the condom machine (WARNING: do not confuse the breathalyzer with the glory hole). For some people, it would have the wrong effect.
I think France now requires all cars (or drivers) to carry a disposable breathalyzer.
MADD? The first article says: Even safety groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and AAA declined Tuesday to endorse NTSB's call for a.05 threshold. The second article says: MADD would not oppose the change, he said, but would pursue other remedies.
Of course, it would be counter productive to demand a 0.0 limit. Is.05 even drunk by any meaningful standard? The MADD representative they quoted in the article is Mr. J. T. Griffin. That ought to tell you something.
The backstory: Roundup is a weedkiller. It's also a plant killer. So Monsanto developed a soybean with roundup resistance. Lazy (uh, I mean efficient) farmers could just spray roundup everywhere to kill off the weeds.
If you've heard of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, you know what happened next.
So now you have roundup-resistant super weeds and farmers need to manually weed their crops. By the time the patent expires, there will be no advantage over heirloom soybeans (well, if you can even find heirloom soy beans).
wow, 3 dupes. Is that a record? Oh, I guess this one isn't a dupe because some idiot failed 5th grade science and doesn't understand that plants like carbon dioxide.
LAst year (or was it two years ago?) they released some sort of media speaker cube thing, then suspended it a couple days later because it was so pointless (or wtf inducing). The only reason I remember it is because it was made in the US. Is anything else happening with it?
I think he's referring to upgrades. What if Oracle releases MySQL 7.0 Enterprise Edition SE and 2013-02-31 is no longer a valid date? Meanwhile, MariaDB starts recognizing SLECT, SELCT, SLCT, INSRT, etc as keywords so shitty PHP programmers don't have to worry about writing valid SQL queries.
Wikipedia, harbinger of truth, claims NoSQL means a document database, a graph database, or a key/value database (like Berkeley, GDBM, etc). Of course, you can use a key/value store where the value is JSON or xml data, i.e. a document.
I would like more CCTVs. Specifically, located in every FBI office. So we'll know why they ignored repeated warnings about Tam Tsarnaev from Russia and Saudi Arabia intelligence.
Time for a history lesson! Early linux users didn't use GNU utilities. They used minix utilities and ported over the BSD utilities. The FSF had to port their utilities and gnu libc to linux to remain relevant. Today, most Linux users are using android... no GNU needed.
Surely I can't be the only one that remembers when QNX made their source code available (under a look but don't touch license). It was very educational and useful. I even found a couple bugs and submitted fixes for them. But then they revoked access to the code just before RIM bought them. Too bad. I learned long ago not to depend on closed source operating systems. When Blackberry unlocks the source code, I'll buy one and start developing. Until then, I'll stick to Android.
You also need to factor in time -- your stomach absorbs X oz of alcohol per hour, your liver metabolizes Y oz. of alcohol per hour.
I've seen a few bar/strip clubs in Canada that had a breathalyzer machine in the bathroom, next to the condom machine (WARNING: do not confuse the breathalyzer with the glory hole). For some people, it would have the wrong effect.
I think France now requires all cars (or drivers) to carry a disposable breathalyzer.
MADD? The first article says: Even safety groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and AAA declined Tuesday to endorse NTSB's call for a .05 threshold. The second article says: MADD would not oppose the change, he said, but would pursue other remedies.
Of course, it would be counter productive to demand a 0.0 limit. Is .05 even drunk by any meaningful standard? The MADD representative they quoted in the article is Mr. J. T. Griffin. That ought to tell you something.
You know what else expires? Roundup's usefulness,
The backstory: Roundup is a weedkiller. It's also a plant killer. So Monsanto developed a soybean with roundup resistance. Lazy (uh, I mean efficient) farmers could just spray roundup everywhere to kill off the weeds.
If you've heard of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, you know what happened next.
So now you have roundup-resistant super weeds and farmers need to manually weed their crops. By the time the patent expires, there will be no advantage over heirloom soybeans (well, if you can even find heirloom soy beans).
Maybe, but beet juice is also used.
With shrimp, crab, and lobster, I eat select parts, not the whole thing. Let me know when grasshopper legs are the size (and taste) of king crab legs.
wow, 3 dupes. Is that a record? Oh, I guess this one isn't a dupe because some idiot failed 5th grade science and doesn't understand that plants like carbon dioxide.
Sadly, violating a website's TOS is a crime under the CFFA.
Can you print from Chrome OS ... after Google shuts down cloudprint?
It is a stripped down linux distro. You're complaint is that they stripped too much.
LAst year (or was it two years ago?) they released some sort of media speaker cube thing, then suspended it a couple days later because it was so pointless (or wtf inducing). The only reason I remember it is because it was made in the US. Is anything else happening with it?
No swears, but there are some kinky sex scenes.
While I am a fan of the concept, it does look like that can will be undrinkable for some time on account of it being seriously shaken up.
Where "some time" is 30-45 seconds. Try it some time -- shake the fuck out of a can of beer or soda. Let it set for a minute and then open it.
Anybody else remember google video? Anybody else remember when they shutdown and fucked over everybody that had paid for their DRM videos?
Ok, this is a subscription. But it's not the first time they tried making money from videos.
I think he's referring to upgrades. What if Oracle releases MySQL 7.0 Enterprise Edition SE and 2013-02-31 is no longer a valid date? Meanwhile, MariaDB starts recognizing SLECT, SELCT, SLCT, INSRT, etc as keywords so shitty PHP programmers don't have to worry about writing valid SQL queries.
Wikipedia, harbinger of truth, claims NoSQL means a document database, a graph database, or a key/value database (like Berkeley, GDBM, etc). Of course, you can use a key/value store where the value is JSON or xml data, i.e. a document.
So... it's best to smoke up before you look at it? Got it.
Heh, kernel 3.2... this OS comes outdated out of the box.
It's not outdated. It is well tested.
Isn't 2.6 even more well tested?
I would like more CCTVs. Specifically, located in every FBI office. So we'll know why they ignored repeated warnings about Tam Tsarnaev from Russia and Saudi Arabia intelligence.
Surely you're not suggesting that it matters what colour skin they have?
It does when redditors are tracking down bomb suspects.
Time for a history lesson! Early linux users didn't use GNU utilities. They used minix utilities and ported over the BSD utilities. The FSF had to port their utilities and gnu libc to linux to remain relevant. Today, most Linux users are using android... no GNU needed.
Surely I can't be the only one that remembers when QNX made their source code available (under a look but don't touch license). It was very educational and useful. I even found a couple bugs and submitted fixes for them. But then they revoked access to the code just before RIM bought them. Too bad. I learned long ago not to depend on closed source operating systems. When Blackberry unlocks the source code, I'll buy one and start developing. Until then, I'll stick to Android.
thepiratebay.onion.
http://goat.sx!
(WARNING - goat.sx link)
Sounds like he ate too much of his own dog food.