The projected confidence is a learned behaviour I suspect. One learns to effect change through convincing others to do their bidding.
So, its a misunderstanding that most idiots are even looking to give a "correct" answer but rather are caring more about personal status and influence.
Because it's such a big undertaking, nobody, until recently, has ever even tried to get fusion to work at the scale required to prove it.
The cost meant it was easier just to put off till later.
Fission's got a number of issues but the biggest by far is stupidity of designing and building inherently unstably reactors. And then continuing to use them without fixing the problem!
Again, it comes back to the bean counters. When the spend is warranted, then they'll act. If the cost of disposing of the old fission reactors/fuel and rebuilding with new inherently stable designs can be shown to be cheaper than leaving the existing ones in place then it'll happen. This situation is a good example of why to get it right first time around.
For the time being, sadly, fossil fuels are cheaper. Hence the drive to start accounting for the cost of pumping so much carbon into the atmosphere.
Ghostery turns the tables just like Mega turns the tables. It's tells advertisers what we really think of their methods by adding a usable opt-in layer to their supposed opt-out. The difference here is the advertising industry is happy to pay for that knowledge.
Also, no speed problems with NoScript doing it's thing. Most web pages get bogged down on useless scripts and flash videos.
I learnt the uselessness of statistics for guidance of correctness when trying to reduce my effort required at Sudoku. I've since discover the best way to win is not to play. Doesn't stop me trying though!
Wine has no other target than x86, it's purpose is for Windoze ABI compatibility.
Windoze Server did have a tiny market on other architectures but I don't think anyone is seriously trying to get Wine to run such programs. Certainly not on an ARM.
I predict (On nothing more than an opinion) it won't be found because the current models have simply not accounted for enough normal matter. We're only talking one decimal place, right?
While intelligence is a vague term in itself there is something to be said for the written word, collaboration, education, proofs, and the extrapolated reasoning that comes from combining them all.
Now explain this to those on the pokies machines
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They might get a better understanding of themselves instead of thinking they're total scum.
I have a lot of trouble pointing out that obsessiveness is often mistaken for addiction these days. I think it's due to an attempt to assign a medical condition to those being irresponsible with their families and thereby able to bring the law to bare.
Aside from the fact that one can't be addicted to an activity it also is disrespectful to those that do suffer under addiction and, of course, misleading to the rest of us.
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The projected confidence is a learned behaviour I suspect. One learns to effect change through convincing others to do their bidding.
So, its a misunderstanding that most idiots are even looking to give a "correct" answer but rather are caring more about personal status and influence.
get out the soldering iron! :P
Yeah, for a rechargeable I think I'd be okay with as little as six months per recharge.
I never understood why they stop working without the ignition turned on, or shortly after being turned off.
Why isn't there an option to have electric windows operate at all times?
for Joe plebb investor. There's just another level nowadays.
If the marketers are so sure that people really want this drag-netting then let those that are so keen to have it actually choose it.
Because it's such a big undertaking, nobody, until recently, has ever even tried to get fusion to work at the scale required to prove it.
The cost meant it was easier just to put off till later.
Fission's got a number of issues but the biggest by far is stupidity of designing and building inherently unstably reactors. And then continuing to use them without fixing the problem!
Again, it comes back to the bean counters. When the spend is warranted, then they'll act. If the cost of disposing of the old fission reactors/fuel and rebuilding with new inherently stable designs can be shown to be cheaper than leaving the existing ones in place then it'll happen. This situation is a good example of why to get it right first time around.
For the time being, sadly, fossil fuels are cheaper. Hence the drive to start accounting for the cost of pumping so much carbon into the atmosphere.
Doing some full stride walking every day is the bees-nees!
Standing isn't going to give you anything more than sore feet.
By "their methods" I mean drag-netting to achieve targeted advertising.
Ghostery turns the tables just like Mega turns the tables. It's tells advertisers what we really think of their methods by adding a usable opt-in layer to their supposed opt-out. The difference here is the advertising industry is happy to pay for that knowledge.
Also, no speed problems with NoScript doing it's thing. Most web pages get bogged down on useless scripts and flash videos.
And that's with scripting disabled even. NetworkWorld is a whore.
That will be a good test of language vs math.
It's a case of finding what you want to find. Not much objective research me thinks.
I learnt the uselessness of statistics for guidance of correctness when trying to reduce my effort required at Sudoku. I've since discover the best way to win is not to play. Doesn't stop me trying though!
Wine has no other target than x86, it's purpose is for Windoze ABI compatibility.
Windoze Server did have a tiny market on other architectures but I don't think anyone is seriously trying to get Wine to run such programs. Certainly not on an ARM.
The point is Wine can't perform the emulation that is needed for x86 code to run on an ARM CPU. For that you actually need and emulator.
Yes, secure connections are pretty useless if you are being tracked all the time anyway.
Has anything changed?
Let me know when it has a local DB and stops leaking everything about me and my friends.
Ah, so less than one decimal place then. Even closer than I thought.
I predict (On nothing more than an opinion) it won't be found because the current models have simply not accounted for enough normal matter. We're only talking one decimal place, right?
I'll just stick with broadcast then.
Forever retransmitting the same data over and over. And you have to have the ideal connection at the right times.
They really need to embrace file sharing if they want an advantage over broadcast.
While intelligence is a vague term in itself there is something to be said for the written word, collaboration, education, proofs, and the extrapolated reasoning that comes from combining them all.
They might get a better understanding of themselves instead of thinking they're total scum.
I have a lot of trouble pointing out that obsessiveness is often mistaken for addiction these days. I think it's due to an attempt to assign a medical condition to those being irresponsible with their families and thereby able to bring the law to bare.
Aside from the fact that one can't be addicted to an activity it also is disrespectful to those that do suffer under addiction and, of course, misleading to the rest of us.