Because in our economy, bubbles are essentially a natural state. They constantly come and go. Sometimes they get quite big and attract attention, but they are always bubbling around.
Yes. It does. Exactly. Only way it could be a better example is if there were shot after winning... They won the lawsuit that drove them out of business.
Now if he adds, "Oh, btw! While looking for these rockets, I'm banging a super model and a porn star at the same time in my disposable Ferraris!", I'm going to go and kill myself.
Why kill yourself now? Wait for the video to be "leaked" first to see if it was worth it... "One night in Paris..." I think I will pass.
We are talking about fuel efficiency, and drifting through corners is not going to help that. And while you will loose some grip, that should not matter unless you are driving close to the limit (not good for economy) or driving inattentively (in which case you should be shot) and need to do a panic stop.
The obvious takeaway everyone is missing is that this is a nice list of things you can do to increase fuel efficiency, in some cases by up to 25% to 50%! I mean really... Is over-inflating the tires (by the car spec, not the tire safety rating) and taping over infrequently used body gaps all that hard? I even know racers that had body color match vinyl tape for just this purpose... Some hyper-milers even disconnect the alternator and change the battery at home...
You say they used a dish for satellite communication, no idea which frequency that is but definitely way higher than 27 MHz or most other amateur bands.
A dish is only a reflector, and the antenna can be changed. It is the antenna that is tuned to the frequency. This is why a USB WiFi dongle in the floating centre of a wok actually makes a good antenna. A wok is absolutely not tuned to 2.4 ghz...:) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WokFi
The problem with all these stories on how to write your resume is that they're written by people who are fundamentally useless and are stuck writing puff pieces and managing someone's twitter account.
The bigger problem is that the people who review your resume are fundamentally useless and are stuck writing puff pieces and managing someone's twitter account.
I think there is also a "silent expectation" that the young person is cheaper to hire, will be more up to date on technology, and will be more malleable since they have less experience and can be taught. Is it fair? Nope. I don't like it either. I could never grasp the rationale behind a lot of decisions HR makes, and that's why I'm an R and D engineer and not an HR person:)
I never expected it to be fair, but it also is not true. I do not know how many times I have seen on Slashdot that I am beyond the IT hiring age, yet I am still busy as hell...
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On the plus side, the ones left won't bitch about the Dice adds^h^h^h^h articles.
Because in our economy, bubbles are essentially a natural state. They constantly come and go. Sometimes they get quite big and attract attention, but they are always bubbling around.
That is not the right question. Of course it is a bubble. The question is, "Where in the bubble are we?" Just starting, or about to pop?
Yes. It does. Exactly. Only way it could be a better example is if there were shot after winning... They won the lawsuit that drove them out of business.
Now if he adds, "Oh, btw! While looking for these rockets, I'm banging a super model and a porn star at the same time in my disposable Ferraris!", I'm going to go and kill myself.
Why kill yourself now? Wait for the video to be "leaked" first to see if it was worth it... "One night in Paris..." I think I will pass.
Why? If a reef is growing around it, it is habitat for fish and other sea life. Many reefs have been seeded with man made objects.
We are talking about fuel efficiency, and drifting through corners is not going to help that. And while you will loose some grip, that should not matter unless you are driving close to the limit (not good for economy) or driving inattentively (in which case you should be shot) and need to do a panic stop.
The obvious takeaway everyone is missing is that this is a nice list of things you can do to increase fuel efficiency, in some cases by up to 25% to 50%! I mean really... Is over-inflating the tires (by the car spec, not the tire safety rating) and taping over infrequently used body gaps all that hard? I even know racers that had body color match vinyl tape for just this purpose... Some hyper-milers even disconnect the alternator and change the battery at home...
So how about "Large speed differentials kill!"
Speed does not kill. It is the sudden absence of speed that kills... You know... Hitting something.
With what? They probably know a good bankruptcy attorney...
I wonder how much it would hurt a law firm to be declared a vexatious litigant? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vexatious_litigation :)
Damn... Where is the "Like" button?
Having seen how government regulation works in New Jersey, I am not sure that Internet oversight would be any kind of improvement there...
The problems are manifold.
You say they used a dish for satellite communication, no idea which frequency that is but definitely way higher than 27 MHz or most other amateur bands.
A dish is only a reflector, and the antenna can be changed. It is the antenna that is tuned to the frequency. This is why a USB WiFi dongle in the floating centre of a wok actually makes a good antenna. A wok is absolutely not tuned to 2.4 ghz... :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WokFi
The authorities will not care... But a usb mounted at the reflective center in a wok is a nice directional antenna to find the evil twin.
There is a lot of space travel we can do before we have to, or able to, go interstellar.
If you block *.com you should get a lot of it.
But really... where is a viable ./ replacement? I'm open to ideas.
These days? Try repeatedly beating you head on your desk until the hallucinations start. About the same as slashdot, but without the dice.com ads.
bad website, bad. sit, no bone for you.
Too late... We are already boned...
its a network application that uses SNMPv1 or v2c.
(sorry, very geeky joke)
Better than the article.
That is where she got the Dice job... ;)
The problem with all these stories on how to write your resume is that they're written by people who are fundamentally useless and are stuck writing puff pieces and managing someone's twitter account.
The bigger problem is that the people who review your resume are fundamentally useless and are stuck writing puff pieces and managing someone's twitter account.
What else is there to go to? Reddit?
Between The Register and Torrent Freak, you will get most of the good stories on slashdot, and a day or two early!
I think there is also a "silent expectation" that the young person is cheaper to hire, will be more up to date on technology, and will be more malleable since they have less experience and can be taught. Is it fair? Nope. I don't like it either. I could never grasp the rationale behind a lot of decisions HR makes, and that's why I'm an R and D engineer and not an HR person :)
I never expected it to be fair, but it also is not true. I do not know how many times I have seen on Slashdot that I am beyond the IT hiring age, yet I am still busy as hell...