How strange, I did Z80 assembly on the TRS-80 at age 12, one program I wrote copied any program tape, even the "copy protected" ones with initial loader section to then load different baud rate main section. Motivation and interest make the difference in whether someone with a computer learns something
Wrong, I've been using a Linux desktop as my main home platform for almost 20 year and I can have a new desktop up and function in less than 25 minutes, much less than it takes to set up a windows box.
don't know about your workplace but can't function without smartphone at mine. multi-factor authentication one reason, system alerts another, besides the meeting reminders and yes actual phone calls
but the vehicle itself was only about 10% of cost of launch, so $110M in todays money for a Saturn V which didn't need multiple launches to get men to the moon compared to $90M for a Musk 8 oz bottle rocket.
Water is said to have "low compressibility", but still it is compressible. Sound wouldn't travel in water were that not the case. Amazing though that at 4 km of depth with 400 atmospheres of pressure, water compresses less than 2 percent!
someone over age 50? not every crowd has them but our launching capacity is truly pathetic these days. We're not going to Mars with that bottle rocket.
indeed, father gave me pocket knife at age 10 and showed me how to sharpen knives. Also, he taught me how to solder, grind damaged screwdriver blade, file parts, etc.
geez god forbid our children learn to safely use tools
so some taxi companies (using meaning of ride for hire) are slower than others, doesn't invalidate my point about self-driving cars not causing anything that hasn't already occurred.
wrong, and communication between your server and a foreign one can fall under law. Already laws for fraud and terrorism can be invoked to inspect or seize your server, and more can be created.
socialism is done at government level though and controls ALL companies. Owners of a company are not practicing socialism, an outsider doesn't get a piece of the pie
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How strange, I did Z80 assembly on the TRS-80 at age 12, one program I wrote copied any program tape, even the "copy protected" ones with initial loader section to then load different baud rate main section. Motivation and interest make the difference in whether someone with a computer learns something
Wrong, I've been using a Linux desktop as my main home platform for almost 20 year and I can have a new desktop up and function in less than 25 minutes, much less than it takes to set up a windows box.
don't know about your workplace but can't function without smartphone at mine. multi-factor authentication one reason, system alerts another, besides the meeting reminders and yes actual phone calls
yes, our lifespans have decreased dramatically in the past two centuries.
except they haven't.
refrigeration of food is a small part of my electric bill; refrigerators are insulated well
there are already apps for that, it's just that you don't get to ride in a car
It is the "serial comma"; let's leave "Oxford comma" and/or "Harvard comma" to hipsters, bloggers, and trendy fad followers.
âoeCommas in The New Yorker fall with the precision of knives in a circus act, outlining the victim." -- E.B. White
or put your favorite politician or coworker into the Wicker Man
"NOT THE BEES!!!!"
of course firing someone for health issues is illegal though, wait till the first time that shows up after a subpoena.
but the vehicle itself was only about 10% of cost of launch, so $110M in todays money for a Saturn V which didn't need multiple launches to get men to the moon compared to $90M for a Musk 8 oz bottle rocket.
Yes I watched first man walk on moon, live.
Water is said to have "low compressibility", but still it is compressible. Sound wouldn't travel in water were that not the case. Amazing though that at 4 km of depth with 400 atmospheres of pressure, water compresses less than 2 percent!
oh noes they'll be shooting at people who walk funny and grunt, Tom Hardy would be a goner.
someone over age 50? not every crowd has them but our launching capacity is truly pathetic these days. We're not going to Mars with that bottle rocket.
Oxfam is incorrect, none of the men listed are the elite and none of them are the richest. Guess again, here's a hint: banking cartel.
a rocket system with much less payload capability than the ones of 40 years ago doesn't make me feel that way.
they can make extra tips giving head and handjobs.
problem solved.
indeed, father gave me pocket knife at age 10 and showed me how to sharpen knives. Also, he taught me how to solder, grind damaged screwdriver blade, file parts, etc.
geez god forbid our children learn to safely use tools
so some taxi companies (using meaning of ride for hire) are slower than others, doesn't invalidate my point about self-driving cars not causing anything that hasn't already occurred.
uber is a taxi
any taxi company can do all those things you list and some already do
you're confused.
wrong, and communication between your server and a foreign one can fall under law. Already laws for fraud and terrorism can be invoked to inspect or seize your server, and more can be created.
why didn't that happen decades ago with taxis? what's the difference?
pffft, someone was just putting invented tripe in the middle of the normal definition. It's not a real thing, while capitalism and socialism are.
socialism is done at government level though and controls ALL companies. Owners of a company are not practicing socialism, an outsider doesn't get a piece of the pie
when they go broke they will
no they'll both be produced as niche formats for a while, doubtful it would last half a generation (~15 years) though
silly, socialism has nothing to do with it. or you think companies with stocks and stockholders are socialism too? hahaha, my sides