There are about 10000 death per firearm per year , about 3000 are murder
Sorry, your numbers are seriously fscked up. 10,000 deaths per firearm would wipe out the US population many times over. Maybe you're trying to say, "10,000 deaths from firearms per year" ?
I bet money that within 10 years domestic airlines will have exclusively non-american pilots How 'bout... in 20 years the planes will have nopilots. Self-driving cars are just around the corner and the planes have been automated for years anyway.
If ATT defines their caps using proprietary methods, least they could do is give you a monitoring tool which uses those methods. Then you'd know if you were getting close to the cap or not. Otherwise it's just their damn secret.
In other news, Poseidon has just decreed the Digital Marine Copyright Act, which expressly forbids oceanic IP theft and DNA reverse engineering by land dwellers.
Chicago. Rummaged through the bill pile to find our new voter ID cards had different ward and precinct numbers. Same polling place - a restaurant down the block. Friendly staff. A LOT of judges on the ballot and a couple referenda (?) I hadn't heard about for teacher's pensions and limiting corporate political contributions. Voted on a paper ballot using a marking pen to fill in arrows.
Although a star has a large net output, it's only because it's so big. Proton-proton fusion has a very low energy density. Though barely conceivable by today's technology, you could theoretically produce the Sun's output in a powerplant a few km across going to D-D or P-11B fusion fuel. No stars are therefore necessary. Matter-antimatter reactions would be orders of magnitude better still.
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remains sound asleep.
Yum.
There are about 10000 death per firearm per year , about 3000 are murder
Sorry, your numbers are seriously fscked up. 10,000 deaths per firearm would wipe out the US population many times over. Maybe you're trying to say, "10,000 deaths from firearms per year" ?
"Machines of Easy Virtue"
"Enhance audio, anomaly filter enabled."
For a minute there, I thought John McAfee'd been arrested.
How do they get all the chips to bend? RAM, Flash, SOC, etc. Or is there a non-flexible part that contains rigid/brittle components?
Just look at the Great Lakes. They stand at record levels.
Actually, they're near record low levels due to drought.
They must have stats on pot consumption/traffic accidents. Ask them.
How 'bout CRM-114?
I bet money that within 10 years domestic airlines will have exclusively non-american pilots
How 'bout... in 20 years the planes will have nopilots. Self-driving cars are just around the corner and the planes have been automated for years anyway.
If ATT defines their caps using proprietary methods, least they could do is give you a monitoring tool which uses those methods. Then you'd know if you were getting close to the cap or not. Otherwise it's just their damn secret.
No, it's a relative of the shrimp.
Now I can walk around with my zipper open and no one'll notice.
In other news, Poseidon has just decreed the Digital Marine Copyright Act, which expressly forbids oceanic IP theft and DNA reverse engineering by land dwellers.
Amen, brother. Not everyone has the "I love coffee taste" gene.
Chicago. Rummaged through the bill pile to find our new voter ID cards had different ward and precinct numbers. Same polling place - a restaurant down the block. Friendly staff. A LOT of judges on the ballot and a couple referenda (?) I hadn't heard about for teacher's pensions and limiting corporate political contributions. Voted on a paper ballot using a marking pen to fill in arrows.
The flip side of that is, who'll hire a 50-year old coder, or even keep him or her on the damn payroll? Even at reduced wages it's a crap shoot.
Publish the home phone numbers of the people who run robocall businesses.
And butterless.
Keep them away from strong magnets, Tesla coils, acids and bases.
At four, I was doing NMR imaging on acids and bases, you insensitive clod!
Broun can believe whatever he likes but he has no business being on the Science, Space and Tech committee. And how the heck did he get an MD?
until morale improves.
Although a star has a large net output, it's only because it's so big. Proton-proton fusion has a very low energy density. Though barely conceivable by today's technology, you could theoretically produce the Sun's output in a powerplant a few km across going to D-D or P-11B fusion fuel. No stars are therefore necessary. Matter-antimatter reactions would be orders of magnitude better still.