The quintessential manifestation of this pervasive dysfunction in western management was the US President George W. Bush.
And at every opportunity, he boasted of being a "C" student, rubbing his "greater position" in the faces of those who'd spent their lives hitting the books.
Nope. No mirror is perfectly reflective. The few percent of energy it absorbs is enough to melt, severely warp or shatter a mirror. Or... they can tune it to a frequency where the mirror becomes transparent.
You can trust the cloud when the servers are overseen by people who never make mistakes, when the hardware runs perfectly all the time, and when all other human beings agree to not screw with the system.
They can't freeze a head to last. They don't do it fast enough to preserve the cell walls, and they have a horrible history of being able to maintain the temperature.
Please keep in mind that thousands of people, once frozen as embryos, are walking around today, quite alive. Though the challenge of restoring the brain after freezing is a big one, it will be overcome.
Whether it exists or not is irrelevant. Snow White doesn't exist either. All that matters is whether enough people think they exist under that name, and want merch badly enough to pay Disney a premium price for the illusion.
You can't take the iPhone battery out without tools etc. I'm curious... if you remote-wiped it, does it clear the location db or does it keep that data?
Demand Studios pays halfway decent money for writing articles. The work is difficult but the money's helped me keep a roof over my family's head during the atrocious economy. In the past few years they've tightened their standards tremendously... it is not easy to write for them.
I was shocked to learn that they'd scooped Chase Bank's email list. Not because of the theft, but I thought, why would Chase need to hire an outside firm to send out emails? Don't they have their own servers? Marketing types??
Do not worry that a neutron beam is hazardous. Neutrons, being uncharged, pose no danger of electrical shock. Also, they simply pass through most materials.
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HP-35 in its original plastic box in a cabinet at work.
The quintessential manifestation of this pervasive dysfunction in western management was the US President George W. Bush.
And at every opportunity, he boasted of being a "C" student, rubbing his "greater position" in the faces of those who'd spent their lives hitting the books.
Cog turned out to be a dead end. It was rather embarrassing to all concerned. As one grad student said, "It just sits there. That's all it does."
Well, it's just a cog in a big machine.
Yeah, but coal is dumb and simple. Nukular is scary, and only elitists with thick accents understand it.
Playstation plays YOU.
Ditto -- 1975.
Tesla received $465M in Federal money according to engadget. They couldn't possibly have burned thru it already.
Nope. No mirror is perfectly reflective. The few percent of energy it absorbs is enough to melt, severely warp or shatter a mirror. Or... they can tune it to a frequency where the mirror becomes transparent.
You can trust the cloud when the servers are overseen by people who never make mistakes, when the hardware runs perfectly all the time, and when all other human beings agree to not screw with the system.
They can't freeze a head to last. They don't do it fast enough to preserve the cell walls, and they have a horrible history of being able to maintain the temperature.
Please keep in mind that thousands of people, once frozen as embryos, are walking around today, quite alive. Though the challenge of restoring the brain after freezing is a big one, it will be overcome.
Charging extra for using the same bandwidth for a different application stinks.
His father's suicide didn't help much, either.
Whether it exists or not is irrelevant. Snow White doesn't exist either. All that matters is whether enough people think they exist under that name, and want merch badly enough to pay Disney a premium price for the illusion.
"He who trusts private data to remote host has head in cloud..."
How many years would it take for 5% scattered in a nuclear winter to even have running water again?
Depends how many of the 5% are plumbers.
why would a robot need a toilet?
You can't take the iPhone battery out without tools etc.
I'm curious... if you remote-wiped it, does it clear the location db or does it keep that data?
Demand Studios pays halfway decent money for writing articles. The work is difficult but the money's helped me keep a roof over my family's head during the atrocious economy. In the past few years they've tightened their standards tremendously... it is not easy to write for them.
If they go under, I'm screwed.
With 50 years of manned spaceflight, presumably carefully watched-over by physicians, how could this possibly be news?
I was shocked to learn that they'd scooped Chase Bank's email list. Not because of the theft, but I thought, why would Chase need to hire an outside firm to send out emails? Don't they have their own servers? Marketing types??
Do not worry that a neutron beam is hazardous. Neutrons, being uncharged, pose no danger of electrical shock. Also, they simply pass through most materials.
Bullwinkle: "Illee-beenie-chili-beanie. The spirits are about to speak!"
Rocky: "Are they friendly spirits?"
Bullwinkle: "Friendly? Just listen!"
Little Lost Robot
"The name's Bot. James Bot."
What is "Daisy?'