He is not denying AGW, you insufferable troll. He is disputing the allegation that we've passed some historic point in the ice cover that is a grave threat to the walrus population. His evidence is the fact that in recent history, the sea ice was actually lower.
Oh. My. God. You are thick. She's saying that she believes this is a stampede caused by other factors related to walrus behavior-- animals, her area of expertise-- not a lack of ice. And claiming she's been "bought" by the heartland institute is fallacious reasoning.
We already have tracking chips for them! How long before government requires it? Or better, since we're all required to have health insurance, they could just wait until Big Insurance requires it in order to reduce your premiums.
We know all this stuff is based on an order from Reagan, you mental midget. Have you read that EO, and the subsequent ones? It's what has been done since that original order that is the real problem.
The problem is that searching now requires hunting for a hidden menu, which rarely appears even when you know where to point (especially in a remote session). Then, when you have it, you have to click again to change where you search, then type what you are looking for. I've gone old school-- I've relearned all the hot keys (Win+F for search) and treat Windows Server 2012 like it's a DOS app, because the GUI is unusable.
If you have a battery bank, you are either off-grid or you have a very, very expensive hybrid system. It is horribly expensive to be grid-tied AND off-grid; that is, with the ability to run off the panels and/or batteries alone. It costs almost as much as having two entirely separate systems-- totally off the scale. That's an area I'd like to see improve.
"Progressives" are the worst reactionaries around. They'll impose regulations like this under the guise of Depression-era ideas of "modernization" that were aimed at enlightening the poor, ignorant hicks in the backwoods. Meanwhile, we've moved past that, but you just try to take back your liberty and see what happens.
In the USA the road taxes on diesel fuel are higher than on gasoline-- and our adoption of diesel passenger cars is very low-- so de facto we have higher taxes on the heavier vehicles. Of course, toll roads also charge by axle. Won't be a big change in the status quo.
Alternatively, one could just realize that many government fees are not about proportionately recovering costs, but influencing certain behaviors that have a variety of costs and benefits elsewhere.
I don't like government trying to modify human behavior, other than to keep humans from harming other humans.
Except that Windows probably has just as many holes only you dont know about them because they aren't public or because Microsoft has decided not to invest the engineering resources to fix them or because Microsoft has fixed them in a patch but the actual security flaw is still unknown publicly.
That's like saying Perl or PHP can't have any remote code execution vulnerabilities, because you have to apache with mod_perl or mod_php turned on to exploit them.
When you load mod_cgi, your shell becomes a potential platform for remote exploits.
You are correct. The President's belief in Christian social justice causes him to favor government imposed social programs and punitive taxation, in defiance of economic theory and practice.
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So what you're saying is not only "post hoc, ergo propter hoc", but "we must do SOMETHING!"
It does still push out the malicious software removal tool.
The ice is increasing in some areas. Is that due to global warming?
That would have to be bitter enough to make my face implode.
He is not denying AGW, you insufferable troll. He is disputing the allegation that we've passed some historic point in the ice cover that is a grave threat to the walrus population. His evidence is the fact that in recent history, the sea ice was actually lower.
Oh. My. God. You are thick. She's saying that she believes this is a stampede caused by other factors related to walrus behavior-- animals, her area of expertise-- not a lack of ice. And claiming she's been "bought" by the heartland institute is fallacious reasoning.
His point is that the ignorant original post claimed that the US doesn't have any online vehicle registration, which it does.
Why are you assuming the US doesn't have online vehicle registration? Protip: every state does.
One gender identity good, two gender identities BETTER.
We already have tracking chips for them! How long before government requires it? Or better, since we're all required to have health insurance, they could just wait until Big Insurance requires it in order to reduce your premiums.
Because I have a pen and a phone.
We know all this stuff is based on an order from Reagan, you mental midget. Have you read that EO, and the subsequent ones? It's what has been done since that original order that is the real problem.
So you think without guns, there would be more liberty?
The problem is that searching now requires hunting for a hidden menu, which rarely appears even when you know where to point (especially in a remote session). Then, when you have it, you have to click again to change where you search, then type what you are looking for. I've gone old school-- I've relearned all the hot keys (Win+F for search) and treat Windows Server 2012 like it's a DOS app, because the GUI is unusable.
If you have a battery bank, you are either off-grid or you have a very, very expensive hybrid system. It is horribly expensive to be grid-tied AND off-grid; that is, with the ability to run off the panels and/or batteries alone. It costs almost as much as having two entirely separate systems-- totally off the scale. That's an area I'd like to see improve.
I assume that the people who manufactured the panels and installed them didn't get paid, then, since that would be capitalism.
"Progressives" are the worst reactionaries around. They'll impose regulations like this under the guise of Depression-era ideas of "modernization" that were aimed at enlightening the poor, ignorant hicks in the backwoods. Meanwhile, we've moved past that, but you just try to take back your liberty and see what happens.
Ad hominem tu quoque. Actually, a straw man, since you're assuming that somehow that poster was a shill for Big Oil.
I don't like government trying to modify human behavior, other than to keep humans from harming other humans.
An unprovable assertion.
That's like saying Perl or PHP can't have any remote code execution vulnerabilities, because you have to apache with mod_perl or mod_php turned on to exploit them.
When you load mod_cgi, your shell becomes a potential platform for remote exploits.
You are correct. The President's belief in Christian social justice causes him to favor government imposed social programs and punitive taxation, in defiance of economic theory and practice.
I like Pope Francis, but he probably spent more time bouncing people out of nightclubs than in a lab. Appeal to authority, and all that.
Where is Fox News in this article?
Seriously, where is it?
Some of you people have a anti-Fox News fetish, and it is crippling.
GM can put a sticker on the dash before shipping. Done. It's up to the driver whether they remove it.