Who wants to bet the the primary use of this device will be for stalking. All someone has to do is stash it in or under someone's car and they can be stalked from home via Google.
Good thing Bush gave us the prison camp at Gitmo, and authorized waterboarding. Now all we need to do is officially declare war on Mother Earth; then these tools can be classified as "enemy combatants."
Of course it's cost effective. The first 12'x12' panel, 144 sq feet, cost US$100,000. So, 25,000 sq miles x 5280 feet x 5280 feet x ($100,000/144 sqft) = . . . $484,000,000,000,000. Is that. . . 484 trillion dollars? Where's Dr. Evil's laugh when we need it?
"For boys who had been through the juvenile justice system, compared to boys with similar histories without judicial involvement, the odds of adult judicial interventions increased almost seven-fold,"
Well, duh. If they're smart enough to not get caught when they're young, they're probably smart enough to not get caught when they're older.
You have to know tech either way, whether you continue to be in tech or go in to management
I want to work where you do. My company hires management based on management experience, not experience in the field I work in. Then they quit after two months because they don't know what's going on and all the working stiffs are making fun of them. Hire new manager, rinse, and repeat.
I want to know why there is no proton NMR data - with the author claiming disubstitution of the fullerenes, at least initially, there should be a very clear shift in the proton spectrum of the methylene carbons.
The bonding is controlled by both the thermodynamics of the multi-bonded fullerenes, as well as the kinetics involved in multiple crosslinkings, forcing fullerenes next to each other. If you read the actual article, the evidence suggests that the fullerenes are slowly polymerizing, and crosslinking - an NMR spectrum after several months implies that it actually is one, big, horrible mess (or not fullerenes anymore, depending on how skeptical you are of this).
How about telling your bosses that IE 6 is dead, so maybe they'll tell the IT managers at my university, which rolled out last week a new registration system which only supports IE6, IE7, and Firefox 2. I really dislike having to go back two significant releases to have to register for classes. . .
I'm all for Ghostbusters 3, but I don't understand this idea to put the original cast in it. They left Schwarzenegger out of Terminator 4 for a reason.
That reason being he is the Governor of California and didn't have time to do it (and yet he still manages to be in the film).
Steven Spielberg looked like a bad directing job in the latest Indiana Jones.
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Married. . . With Children.
Who wants to bet the the primary use of this device will be for stalking. All someone has to do is stash it in or under someone's car and they can be stalked from home via Google.
That's a great idea! Thanks!
That's why I still have my SP.
Especially when, according to a British insurance firm, computer engineers are most likely to crash
I don't buy that - how many computer engineers are women?
/ducks
No, Bela killed Asmodean.
I meant that as a joke, but "Troll" is close, right?
Good thing Bush gave us the prison camp at Gitmo, and authorized waterboarding. Now all we need to do is officially declare war on Mother Earth; then these tools can be classified as "enemy combatants."
Of course it's cost effective. The first 12'x12' panel, 144 sq feet, cost US$100,000. So, 25,000 sq miles x 5280 feet x 5280 feet x ($100,000/144 sqft) = . . . $484,000,000,000,000. Is that. . . 484 trillion dollars? Where's Dr. Evil's laugh when we need it?
. . . but if it's going through the MSN server, doesn't that imply that one would have to be running an MSN login?
Does anyone actually use that anymore?
So in other words, I am not allowed to tweet, "Haha, the Bengals lost again?"
. . .if a parent can't answer to a child where babies come from it's not for lack of knowledge.
Uh-huh. It could never be from ignorance.
. . . for intelligently designing these species to evolve.
"For boys who had been through the juvenile justice system, compared to boys with similar histories without judicial involvement, the odds of adult judicial interventions increased almost seven-fold,"
Well, duh. If they're smart enough to not get caught when they're young, they're probably smart enough to not get caught when they're older.
You have to know tech either way, whether you continue to be in tech or go in to management
I want to work where you do. My company hires management based on management experience, not experience in the field I work in. Then they quit after two months because they don't know what's going on and all the working stiffs are making fun of them. Hire new manager, rinse, and repeat.
How so?
"WTB, one account"
That would be the same response a virtual jail sentence would get, though.
I think that's what the banning represents. The offenders are not allowed to interact with the EVE society anymore.
Now all we need is old Iron Eyes Cody to be standing by the highway, crying over a pile of USB sticks.
Nah, that's one of the things the bloggers are complaining about - that the beatings are more numerous than usual.
We'll claim Iran was humbled when we see some actual results. All we've seen so far is more beatings than there would have been without the internet.
. . . the book store.
I want to know why there is no proton NMR data - with the author claiming disubstitution of the fullerenes, at least initially, there should be a very clear shift in the proton spectrum of the methylene carbons.
The bonding is controlled by both the thermodynamics of the multi-bonded fullerenes, as well as the kinetics involved in multiple crosslinkings, forcing fullerenes next to each other. If you read the actual article, the evidence suggests that the fullerenes are slowly polymerizing, and crosslinking - an NMR spectrum after several months implies that it actually is one, big, horrible mess (or not fullerenes anymore, depending on how skeptical you are of this).
How about telling your bosses that IE 6 is dead, so maybe they'll tell the IT managers at my university, which rolled out last week a new registration system which only supports IE6, IE7, and Firefox 2. I really dislike having to go back two significant releases to have to register for classes. . .
I'm all for Ghostbusters 3, but I don't understand this idea to put the original cast in it. They left Schwarzenegger out of Terminator 4 for a reason.
That reason being he is the Governor of California and didn't have time to do it (and yet he still manages to be in the film).
Steven Spielberg looked like a bad directing job in the latest Indiana Jones.
Fixed that for you.
Or if that's too invasive, require you to carry the device at all times?
Nuts to that! I carry enough electronics around already!