I could have fixed it for them without having to change the PCB and front panel: remove the panel button, and make engineers use a PEN to push the switch. You know, like how 99.9% of all other gear is reset to defaults.
First of all, read the box. You're probably looking at the ridiculous "1/2 cup" serving size. Yeah, unless you're eating something else with it, that's not realistic. Second, note the milk. It's probably skim. Skim is an unnecessary torture. I'll take a few fat calories in 1%.
There is already a useful system. The SPF number is a multiplier. If you can usually stay outside for 10 minutes without burning, an SPF 30 means you can stay outside for 5 hours (assuming you reapply it if sweat/water removes it). The trick is figuring out how long you can really be fully exposed without burning. It's not something I like to determine empirically.
That you'd call Reagan a charlatan indicates just how ignorant you are. It's setting the bar pretty low, but Carter is still better out of office than he was in it. One of the best Presidents ever? Not in any academic's opinion.
That is a good question. It makes me wonder if cops watch these people, waiting for them to crash the drone because it's more fun to arrest someone than to just kick them out with a warning.
The same reason we need new gun control laws once someone breaks them to commit a crime with a gun. I guess people think when you break a law, it needs to be fixed, like your dishwasher.
Yeah... I'm not buying this. Or the towing thing. Why would a company open itself to trouble like this? It's enough to escort people to the door peacefully and let them go, so why tase them and face a lawsuit? Who ever heard of towing their cars so that they can't leave?
Maybe your government has a bad rule. Mine (in PA, and probably in NJ and NY) has the following rules.
1. Come to a full stop. 2. If someone was there before you, yield to them. 3. If you got there at the same time as someone else, yield to them if they're on the right.
Half? I kinda think it was only a small subset of your devices that was actually using all the power. My cable box has a DVR, so it basically uses almost as much power when "off" as when on. Smart TVs and blu-ray players might keep their CPUs booted up so that you don't have to wait every time you turn them on. Then we have some defective cell phone chargers that use power even when nothing is plugged into them. That's why I got a Kill-a-watt. I'd rather not unplug everything in my house.
The think the more important note here is that the guy with a 707 HP Challenger Hellcat is probably not driving it to work every day. Even if he were, he's a vanishingly small portion of the vehicle fleet. The frustration of the greenies over SUVs when they were incredibly popular was well placed, but losing your shit over elite musclecars is straining out a gnat to swallow a camel.
Gaming systems are much the same. I'm more annoyed with the knuckleheads who purposely turn off their energy saving features like screen blanking.
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I could have fixed it for them without having to change the PCB and front panel: remove the panel button, and make engineers use a PEN to push the switch. You know, like how 99.9% of all other gear is reset to defaults.
First of all, read the box. You're probably looking at the ridiculous "1/2 cup" serving size. Yeah, unless you're eating something else with it, that's not realistic. Second, note the milk. It's probably skim. Skim is an unnecessary torture. I'll take a few fat calories in 1%.
Muffins are bread, really.
FTFY
Parts of Europe are at a lower latitude than parts of Africa.
There is already a useful system. The SPF number is a multiplier. If you can usually stay outside for 10 minutes without burning, an SPF 30 means you can stay outside for 5 hours (assuming you reapply it if sweat/water removes it). The trick is figuring out how long you can really be fully exposed without burning. It's not something I like to determine empirically.
That lady is so pale, she's probably experienced minor sunburn multiple times and never remembered.
I think sunscreen should come in three easy levels: SPF 15, SPF 30, and Irish.
I've never heard of, nor seen, a third degree burn from the sun.
How is it that this jackass says something so foolish, and I'm the one who gets modded down "Troll"?
That you'd call Reagan a charlatan indicates just how ignorant you are. It's setting the bar pretty low, but Carter is still better out of office than he was in it. One of the best Presidents ever? Not in any academic's opinion.
I'm not a conservative, and you're a troll.
Do I need one? I didn't say this was an ex-President contest.
I'm not ignorant. That's my opinion, and your worthless trolling is your horrible opinion.
That is a good question. It makes me wonder if cops watch these people, waiting for them to crash the drone because it's more fun to arrest someone than to just kick them out with a warning.
I already tried this, but my problem was that the vehicle would flip over every 30 minutes. Good luck.
The same reason we need new gun control laws once someone breaks them to commit a crime with a gun. I guess people think when you break a law, it needs to be fixed, like your dishwasher.
I guess because there's that small strip you can't mow, which kills off the saplings. Except for the cedars, those things keep coming back.
In the northeast USA, most new housing is built either on formerly commercial land or farmland. No trees.
How many trees are we losing due to natural causes?
Yeah... I'm not buying this. Or the towing thing. Why would a company open itself to trouble like this? It's enough to escort people to the door peacefully and let them go, so why tase them and face a lawsuit? Who ever heard of towing their cars so that they can't leave?
Maybe your government has a bad rule. Mine (in PA, and probably in NJ and NY) has the following rules.
1. Come to a full stop.
2. If someone was there before you, yield to them.
3. If you got there at the same time as someone else, yield to them if they're on the right.
I too enjoy taking shortcuts instead of fixing things properly.
Actually, you can query what is installed with Powershell. I don't know if you can enumerate the associated files.
Half? I kinda think it was only a small subset of your devices that was actually using all the power. My cable box has a DVR, so it basically uses almost as much power when "off" as when on. Smart TVs and blu-ray players might keep their CPUs booted up so that you don't have to wait every time you turn them on. Then we have some defective cell phone chargers that use power even when nothing is plugged into them. That's why I got a Kill-a-watt. I'd rather not unplug everything in my house.
The think the more important note here is that the guy with a 707 HP Challenger Hellcat is probably not driving it to work every day. Even if he were, he's a vanishingly small portion of the vehicle fleet. The frustration of the greenies over SUVs when they were incredibly popular was well placed, but losing your shit over elite musclecars is straining out a gnat to swallow a camel.
Gaming systems are much the same. I'm more annoyed with the knuckleheads who purposely turn off their energy saving features like screen blanking.