Liar. Acela Express tops out at 150 mph, and averages around 80. They take between 6h30m and 8h to go from Boston to Washington. The normal Amtrak trains are not much slower than that. Go check the listings, read up on Acela before making up facts about it, and stop lying.
For an idiot, he sure has whupped you on the complex concept of "using paragraphs". Though, from your posts, you're clearly assuming a sub-third-grade level of comprehension yourself, so I guess I don't blame you for writing as you did. In any case, you missed just about every point he made, seeing as your comebacks had very little to do with said points.
Your guess may be that he's an idiot. Fortunately, as to your idiocy, you've removed all guesswork.
I'm sorry, but I'm fairly certain that the University of Maryland and the University of Michigan are just a little more than one meter apart. I call shenanigans.
A real chapter from a Neal Stephenson novel would have many more obscure references, at least one reference to the protagonist's badassery, and 12-18 other plotlines.
They changed it right quick when there was any uproar over the Chrome ToS. I won't be shocked to see them move quickly to remove the clause elsewhere...
Error at 15 degrees ~ (1 - cos(15d)), so around 3.4%. So the guy has to be going over 1,000 mph for your "error will exceed 35 mph" figure to be correct...
If the guy's causing a sonic boom, I suspect the ticket is going to stick. However, your high school physics grade would clearly never stand up in court.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/fighting_words/2010/12/turn_yourself_in_julian_assange.html
Ahh, vintage Stallman: Because when all you have is an axe, everything looks like a grindstone.
Was Ben Schumin behind this decision? Anyone know?
Liar. Acela Express tops out at 150 mph, and averages around 80. They take between 6h30m and 8h to go from Boston to Washington. The normal Amtrak trains are not much slower than that. Go check the listings, read up on Acela before making up facts about it, and stop lying.
I mean seriously, I'm blushing after hearing this good (and, I should note, widely-publicized) review of my feces.
Your guess may be that he's an idiot. Fortunately, as to your idiocy, you've removed all guesswork.
Cap and Trade is just a fancy phrase meaning "tax" anyway. I hate the verbal misdirection.
Does it have the proper amount of SUCTION? /Dyson
Does this mean the transistors and the capacitors don't have to drink at different fountains anymore? We've certainly come a long way.
I'm sorry, but I'm fairly certain that the University of Maryland and the University of Michigan are just a little more than one meter apart. I call shenanigans.
...call me again when Mono has an implementation.
I couldn't find your phone number, but here you go -- Mono project's Moonlight, the open source implementation of Silverlight.
I found his phone number.
Genius. If I had mod points, you'd get +one.
A Look At the Warhammer Community Ooh, do we get to meet both of them?
These days, is there *anything* that doesn't trump facts?
Mr. T buys back Jibber to keep Cisco from monopoly.
A real chapter from a Neal Stephenson novel would have many more obscure references, at least one reference to the protagonist's badassery, and 12-18 other plotlines.
Everybody knows that. So what? Lots of people are Christians, and there are web sites that cater to them. Get over it.
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Give me my inhaler back, dickhead.
I didn't say "everywhere". Just elsewhere. And I don't think they're evil; I think they're actually going to try to replicate doing the right thing.
They changed it right quick when there was any uproar over the Chrome ToS. I won't be shocked to see them move quickly to remove the clause elsewhere...
Can't they get some better columnists? Maureen Dowd links in their pages are wasting my bandwidth.
I'll be right over with the world's biggest bag of Doritos, 'cause you must be getting a SERIOUS case of the munchies right about now.
The LHC has nothing on my mom's basement. RIGHT HERE is where it's at, baby. Cool Central.
If the guy's causing a sonic boom, I suspect the ticket is going to stick. However, your high school physics grade would clearly never stand up in court.