This is really going full on glass half empty and it's wrong to single out communications. We are at the point where we are increasing our usage of space resources for all kinds of things. That means there's going to be more stuff up there from everything. It's a sign progress. Who knows the stuff might be able to be harvested and reused in orbit.
Corporations set the price of their products, not the other way around. Also, they could charge lower prices for their products if they weren't guaranteeing higher returns to shareholders year over year. At some point the whole public trading system is not sustainable.
Wut ? that system has outlasted the civilizations that spawned it.
I notice people who have a beef with Fox never mention specific incidents for some reason.
The people who don't like CNN, on the other hand, have specifics, whats more they have the reporters donating to and working for the candidates they cover.
But speaking of long term vendettas in the news, somehow those people who don't like Fox seem to forget Dan Rather as the head of CBS news, George Stephanopulous at ABC, or that entire joke of a network MSNBC
It seems what the products are going to cost is trade secret level information. The same thing was the case for that robot that's delivering lunch in D.C.
So Intels processors are being slowed down because of the spy chip? Citations needed by reputable sources like Wikipedia and Youtube.
There is only so much real estate on any die, what management engine takes, can't be used for things like cache which are well known performance enhancers.
This is something so trivial even non technical people should understand it intuitively, so are you just trolling or is it something else ?
`(3) Nothing in the subsection shall be construed as--
``(A) requiring the Administrator to disseminate scientific
and technical information;
``(B) superseding any nondiscretionary statutory
requirement;
Sounds like a bill based on an understanding of science from people who've never worked in a scientific field. All research affected by HIPAA would be banned by this bill. Which is the majority of medical research. All research involving external sources of proprietary data - which no researchers like using, but sometimes you have no choice - would also be banned.
And furthermore, not all research is reproducible. "Hey, I just detected the highest energy cosmic ray collision ever in my detector, here's my paper showing proof of the detection!"
If the EPA wants to regulate cosmic rays let me know I need a laugh. Anything that will need regulation will inherently be reproducible if it's not it's B.S. not science.
Actually I am pretty damn good. Seeing as the summary didn't have one/still doesn't and originally didn't specify a weekly rent, I'll take full credit for helping get it corrected.
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That's just disgusting.
O'rly
http://www.space.com/27128-dar...
There you go satellites that repair other satellites go figure.
Obligatory " I for one welcome our orbiting robotic overlords"
Rolling pin for that last half ounce.
This is really going full on glass half empty and it's wrong to single out communications. We are at the point where we are increasing our usage of space resources for all kinds of things. That means there's going to be more stuff up there from everything. It's a sign progress. Who knows the stuff might be able to be harvested and reused in orbit.
Corporations set the price of their products, not the other way around. Also, they could charge lower prices for their products if they weren't guaranteeing higher returns to shareholders year over year. At some point the whole public trading system is not sustainable.
Wut ? that system has outlasted the civilizations that spawned it.
Seeing as you don't know the difference between land and sea ice,
Says the man who just proved he doesn't know the difference between a river and glacier.
I am sorry that would be because rivers don't change course on their own.
https://www.google.com/search?...
This one is particularly good
http://www.npr.org/sections/in...
Anyone who had read their Mark Twain was aware of the Mississippi doing this all the time.
Here's more
https://www.google.com/search?...
Most people who have at least the basic knowledge of Earth Science will tell you changing course is what rivers do.
But there's no arguing about the shocks being real.
Just love how protecting us from ourselves always seems to protect large interests from anyone else making money in their racket.
I have to love it, "Their article made it harder to enforce ridiculous patents"
He does realize most people's response will be GOOD !
I notice people who have a beef with Fox never mention specific incidents for some reason.
The people who don't like CNN, on the other hand, have specifics, whats more they have the reporters donating to and working for the candidates they cover.
But speaking of long term vendettas in the news, somehow those people who don't like Fox seem to forget Dan Rather as the head of CBS news, George Stephanopulous at ABC, or that entire joke of a network MSNBC
It seems what the products are going to cost is trade secret level information.
The same thing was the case for that robot that's delivering lunch in D.C.
At least this time it's post retirement and post death.
No real surprise seeing as short term predictions kept coming up wrong.
50 million climate refugees and entire countries gone by 2010 (UN)
http://www.spiegel.de/internat...
West Side Highway under water by 2010 (James Hansen)
http://www.salon.com/2001/10/2...
So Intels processors are being slowed down because of the spy chip? Citations needed by reputable sources like Wikipedia and Youtube.
There is only so much real estate on any die, what management engine takes, can't be used for things like cache which are well known performance enhancers.
This is something so trivial even non technical people should understand it intuitively, so are you just trolling or is it something else ?
I wouldn't trust comcast not to sell my body parts, while I was still using them.
It requires the release of all data..
All except it doesn't
`(3) Nothing in the subsection shall be construed as--
``(A) requiring the Administrator to disseminate scientific
and technical information;
``(B) superseding any nondiscretionary statutory
requirement;
Perhaps you missed how you can't use unanonymized data anyway ?
Or perhaps you missed how you can go to the census bureau and see all their results without seeing anything confidential.
Anything that will need regulation will inherently be reproducible if it's not it's B.S. not science.
Nice try.
How about climate change?
Do we need to reproduce an entire other Earth?
Being able to have the same data from year to year would be a start.
Sounds like a bill based on an understanding of science from people who've never worked in a scientific field. All research affected by HIPAA would be banned by this bill. Which is the majority of medical research. All research involving external sources of proprietary data - which no researchers like using, but sometimes you have no choice - would also be banned.
no
HIPAA provides for anonymizing records for research heres the guidelines https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-...
And furthermore, not all research is reproducible. "Hey, I just detected the highest energy cosmic ray collision ever in my detector, here's my paper showing proof of the detection!"
If the EPA wants to regulate cosmic rays let me know I need a laugh. Anything that will need regulation will inherently be reproducible if it's not it's B.S. not science.
Nice try.
What can you expect from a state settled by criminals? It's hard to find now in the history books, but Georgia was a penal colony early on.
Uhmm pretty much all the original colonies were settled by criminals. Georgia's particular crime was debtors
http://www.ushistory.org/us/5d...
So how much revolving debt are you carrying ?
Actually I am pretty damn good. Seeing as the summary didn't have one/still doesn't and originally didn't specify a weekly rent, I'll take full credit for helping get it corrected.
Thanks I missed that.
Weekly ? Guess next time I go shopping I'll have to see if they are selling by the bushel or the peck.
That's bullshit. My parking space goes for $400/month. I doubt you could rent a closet for $400.00
Hmmm so you think 10 billion a vehicle is a good deal ?
Bingo. That's exactly what this is wishful thinking trying to ride the coattails of a very successful observation of how the world works.