It is not that big a hardware addition to add X ray spec capability. Probably it is a matter of market demand. Xray spec has little medical market value. (Unknown objects? Forensics?)
It reduces what you can own and travel in privacy with. Several generations ago, some of my ancestors were stripped of their silver at the border leaving.... Sounds like more of the same coming, and other common govt hijinks.
A lot of Canadians and Alaskans have found out the hard way that the various USRDA andd.gov guidelines on vitamin D have been total shii.., er, dead(ly) wrong for decades... 200 iu, 400 iu, 600 iu, 800 iu - they're all way wrong.
vitaminDwiki can set you more straight on the subject.
Properly designed, or at least, not wildly improperly designed, they can't explode.
In the late 1950s, the Soviets had a massive nuclear waste accident.
The Japanese had thermal and hydrogen removal issues that didn't work out so great either. Granted they had long standing engineering design and negligence issues, known in the west in the 1970s. Described in the now defunct Nuclear Safety magazine.
The problem often is not the PSA screening per se, it's the prostate snatcher urologist eager to sell his "services" - old fashioned biopsies and surgery. There are many flavors of PSA related tests that can less invasively help enumerate your prostate cancer odds.
We are at the threshold of diagnostic technologies that are less invasive, and early treatments that are not well recieved by all urologists.
I'm not clear that Harvey was more water damaging than the hurricanes of 1875 and 1886 that swept from Matagorda Bay across to Houston-Galveston. They were faster in wind speeds and movement and the transient water heights may have been higher.
I lost ancestors where the water was over 30 feet deep... and I don't think it was as high or higher with Harvey. The "unusual" 1880 storm may have been a slow one more like Harvey. Basically most of any horrific records disappeared when their town was erased, permanently. This was several miles from where Harvey's rainfall records occurred.
I'm not clear that Harvey was more murderous than the hurricanes of 1875 and 1886 that swept from Matagorda Bay across to Houston-Galveston. They were faster in every sense and water heights may have been higher.
I lost ancestors where the water was over 30 feet deep... and I don't think it was as high with Harvey. The "unusual" 1880 storm may have been a slow one more like Harvey. Basically most of any horrific records disappeared when their town was erased, permanently.
Although personalities like Trump tend to be shallow in many ways, in this case, I think Gates is engaging in character assassination and probaably misquoting or misreading Trump's questions.
I absolutely don't trust Gates. The man has repeatedly lied and connived the world, a snake and weasel. DJT might "test" Gates some way to see his response either as an intellect, as a biased advocate, or as a useful advisor.
It is fair for DJT to quiz an involved party about "differences" in vaccines and viruses. I don't expect DJT to be a molecular biologist.
Gates certainly flunked DJT's loyalty and discretion tests. I do suspect that Gates is engaging in character assassination and misrepresenting his interactions.
The Canadian authorities apparently think they are the Stasi.
Once it was on a public server, without any posted or recognizable warnings, the kid has a pretty solid defense of innocence. If there is some real security breach involved, then they should inform him politely and perhaps firmly, and ask/demand their secret info back (if it still matters).
In the NASA scar tissue, there were known problems that NASA mgmt refused to honestly address before launches. In 1986, Challenger's freezeable, frozen seals. On Columbia, falling ice hits were a recurrent source of significant shuttle damage, that they specifically suspected a major hit on the fatal flight. Ice build up is an old problem with several solutions. Finally, NASA had a chance to image the fatal hole on Columbia in space, and didn't....
If you take a constant heading as "straight", circling the greater Southern Ocean area below South America and above Antarctica, accumulating a minute of deviation each circuit, you could get over 100,000 miles...
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In spring 2011, 2TB drives were advertised as low as $49.
California is always so revenue hunry, it's probably designed to sniff out $100 bills.
JEDI banishes the Dark Overlord.,,
The proper response to a criminal law like DCMA is "FOAD".
Bias? Probably only got those with leg monitors already attached.
That's really broken. It missed at least 500 more...
It is not that big a hardware addition to add X ray spec capability. Probably it is a matter of market demand. Xray spec has little medical market value. (Unknown objects? Forensics?)
This thing bothers me a lot.
It reduces what you can own and travel in privacy with. Several generations ago, some of my ancestors were stripped of their silver at the border leaving.... Sounds like more of the same coming, and other common govt hijinks.
Prices are a little high, even allowing for inflation.
Content, thin mags where much content is hmmm to ugh.
A lot of Canadians and Alaskans have found out the hard way that the various USRDA andd.gov guidelines on vitamin D have been total shii.., er, dead(ly) wrong for decades... 200 iu, 400 iu, 600 iu, 800 iu - they're all way wrong.
vitaminDwiki can set you more straight on the subject.
Properly designed, or at least, not wildly improperly designed, they can't explode.
In the late 1950s, the Soviets had a massive nuclear waste accident.
The Japanese had thermal and hydrogen removal issues that didn't work out so great either. Granted they had long standing engineering design and negligence issues, known in the west in the 1970s. Described in the now defunct Nuclear Safety magazine.
The problem often is not the PSA screening per se, it's the prostate snatcher urologist eager to sell his "services" - old fashioned biopsies and surgery. There are many flavors of PSA related tests that can less invasively help enumerate your prostate cancer odds.
We are at the threshold of diagnostic technologies that are less invasive, and early treatments that are not well recieved by all urologists.
I'm still waiting for our too-cheap-to-meter nuclear power....
I'm not clear that Harvey was more water damaging than the hurricanes of 1875 and 1886 that swept from Matagorda Bay across to Houston-Galveston. They were faster in wind speeds and movement and the transient water heights may have been higher.
I lost ancestors where the water was over 30 feet deep... and I don't think it was as high or higher with Harvey. The "unusual" 1880 storm may have been a slow one more like Harvey. Basically most of any horrific records disappeared when their town was erased, permanently. This was several miles from where Harvey's rainfall records occurred.
I'm not clear that Harvey was more murderous than the hurricanes of 1875 and 1886 that swept from Matagorda Bay across to Houston-Galveston. They were faster in every sense and water heights may have been higher. I lost ancestors where the water was over 30 feet deep... and I don't think it was as high with Harvey. The "unusual" 1880 storm may have been a slow one more like Harvey. Basically most of any horrific records disappeared when their town was erased, permanently.
older Evil vs newer Evil works for me
China will bring African slavery back in a new form...
I wouldn't be surprised if Face Book has a FSBook office, a PLAybook and a FaCIAL book, among many sovereign renters.
good post Okian Warrior.
Although personalities like Trump tend to be shallow in many ways, in this case, I think Gates is engaging in character assassination and probaably misquoting or misreading Trump's questions.
I absolutely don't trust Gates. The man has repeatedly lied and connived the world, a snake and weasel. DJT might "test" Gates some way to see his response either as an intellect, as a biased advocate, or as a useful advisor.
It is fair for DJT to quiz an involved party about "differences" in vaccines and viruses. I don't expect DJT to be a molecular biologist.
Gates certainly flunked DJT's loyalty and discretion tests. I do suspect that Gates is engaging in character assassination and misrepresenting his interactions.
In view of California's other hazards, recent and future, this is another pathetic imposition from the Moonbeam state.
The Canadian authorities apparently think they are the Stasi.
Once it was on a public server, without any posted or recognizable warnings, the kid has a pretty solid defense of innocence. If there is some real security breach involved, then they should inform him politely and perhaps firmly, and ask/demand their secret info back (if it still matters).
In the NASA scar tissue, there were known problems that NASA mgmt refused to honestly address before launches. In 1986, Challenger's freezeable, frozen seals. On Columbia, falling ice hits were a recurrent source of significant shuttle damage, that they specifically suspected a major hit on the fatal flight. Ice build up is an old problem with several solutions. Finally, NASA had a chance to image the fatal hole on Columbia in space, and didn't....
Too f'g many critical management failures...
If you take a constant heading as "straight", circling the greater Southern Ocean area below South America and above Antarctica, accumulating a minute of deviation each circuit, you could get over 100,000 miles...