People won't tire of paying $800 for something new and improved however improvements will slow and they won't be able to move their yearly refreshes at the pace they are accustomed to.
If he's a Nazi on his own time and only works to further his ideology peacefully. Then I don't give a fuck. I will never support the policing of thought.
a terrorist could load it full of explosives and program in the target and turn it loose like a smart bomb. Too much at risk here simply to put a few truck drivers out of work.
Who cares if any if it ever comes back? So much to see and do in this world the last thing worthy of consideration is whether these glorified advertising vectors air with 20 minutes of "new" content. Listen to podcasts, read a book, watch the thousands and thousands of hours of already released content, play the latest vidya, watch YouTube, go to the park, fly a kite, take a picture every day, play with your kids, tend to a garden, learn something new, volunteer somewhere, go talk to your neighbor, go fishing, go bird watching, lose ten pounds, write the next great app, call your mom, get high, change your own oil, ask your significant other how they feel, go watch the ballet, go protest something in front if city hall, better yet run for mayor, get a penpal, pick up litter, listen to the radio, go geocaching, write a short story, hell write a book, paint a picture, ride a bike, clean your ears, pet you pet, learn origami, shitpost on slashdot. But for the love of God don't worry about television.
Fuck off until they show us actual proof. If you open your eyes you'll amazed at how little proof is ever provided by the corporate media or government. It's time for that to change.
Yeah they wear their politics on their sleeve. Personally I'm not OK with purportedly neutral global communications platforms pushing such a political agenda. It's their right but people should be very wary of engaging in business with such a company.
The use of an alkali-metal anode (lithium, sodium or potassium) â" which isnâ(TM)t possible with conventional batteries â" increases the energy density of a cathode and delivers a long cycle life. In experiments, the researchersâ(TM) cells have demonstrated more than 1,200 cycles with low cell resistance.
Additionally, because the solid-glass electrolytes can operate, or have high conductivity, at -20 degrees Celsius, this type of battery in a car could perform well in subzero degree weather. This is the first all-solid-state battery cell that can operate under 60 degree Celsius.
Braga began developing solid-glass electrolytes with colleagues while she was at the University of Porto in Portugal. About two years ago, she began collaborating with Goodenough and researcher Andrew J. Murchison at UT Austin. Braga said that Goodenough brought an understanding of the composition and properties of the solid-glass electrolytes that resulted in a new version of the electrolytes that is now patented through the UT Austin Office of Technology Commercialization.
The engineersâ(TM) glass electrolytes allow them to plate and strip alkali metals on both the cathode and the anode side without dendrites, which simplifies battery cell fabrication.
Another advantage is that the battery cells can be made from earth-friendly materials.
âoeThe glass electrolytes allow for the substitution of low-cost sodium for lithium. Sodium is extracted from seawater that is widely available,â Braga said.
minor economic gain is no argument for keeping a broken system intact. scrap the whole thing let citizens get proper pay and not have to compete with indentured servants.
They genuinely believe that the right to bear arms is a good thing and the deaths that result, while tragic, are the price of freedom.
Freedom is messy but then again so is life. Shall we get rid of automobiles? People genuinely believe their right to own a car is a good thing and the deaths from accidents and environmental destruction, while tragic, are the price of convenience.
Man that sucks here in Nampa, ID they are really pleasant and friendly. One chap been down their for years, still remembers me and my kid from my ebaying days. I actually enjoy going in tbqh
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People won't tire of paying $800 for something new and improved however improvements will slow and they won't be able to move their yearly refreshes at the pace they are accustomed to.
And? The country keeps humming along. No harm, no foul really.
You might want to study the intricate art of hyperbole. Seems like you like you need a refresher.
If he's a Nazi on his own time and only works to further his ideology peacefully. Then I don't give a fuck. I will never support the policing of thought.
Completely agree with your sentiment.
For whatever it's worth, I completely agree that could be what we're seeing here.
a terrorist could load it full of explosives and program in the target and turn it loose like a smart bomb. Too much at risk here simply to put a few truck drivers out of work.
Living in fear like a good citizen.
Maybe we hate to see others waste what little time they have on this little blue marble slackjawing at a screen.
Who cares if any if it ever comes back? So much to see and do in this world the last thing worthy of consideration is whether these glorified advertising vectors air with 20 minutes of "new" content. Listen to podcasts, read a book, watch the thousands and thousands of hours of already released content, play the latest vidya, watch YouTube, go to the park, fly a kite, take a picture every day, play with your kids, tend to a garden, learn something new, volunteer somewhere, go talk to your neighbor, go fishing, go bird watching, lose ten pounds, write the next great app, call your mom, get high, change your own oil, ask your significant other how they feel, go watch the ballet, go protest something in front if city hall, better yet run for mayor, get a penpal, pick up litter, listen to the radio, go geocaching, write a short story, hell write a book, paint a picture, ride a bike, clean your ears, pet you pet, learn origami, shitpost on slashdot. But for the love of God don't worry about television.
Fuck off until they show us actual proof. If you open your eyes you'll amazed at how little proof is ever provided by the corporate media or government. It's time for that to change.
Yeah they wear their politics on their sleeve. Personally I'm not OK with purportedly neutral global communications platforms pushing such a political agenda. It's their right but people should be very wary of engaging in business with such a company.
Friendly reminder that /. has degraded to sociopolitical bullshit.
One would think that would do well in today's politically correct and forcibly inclusive world.
Never play their game.
Glad you got some politics there in your little screed there.
ABS - Always Be Signaling
I second the choice of Mint.
Not to be combative but can you provide sources for any of that?
The use of an alkali-metal anode (lithium, sodium or potassium) â" which isnâ(TM)t possible with conventional batteries â" increases the energy density of a cathode and delivers a long cycle life. In experiments, the researchersâ(TM) cells have demonstrated more than 1,200 cycles with low cell resistance.
Additionally, because the solid-glass electrolytes can operate, or have high conductivity, at -20 degrees Celsius, this type of battery in a car could perform well in subzero degree weather. This is the first all-solid-state battery cell that can operate under 60 degree Celsius.
Braga began developing solid-glass electrolytes with colleagues while she was at the University of Porto in Portugal. About two years ago, she began collaborating with Goodenough and researcher Andrew J. Murchison at UT Austin. Braga said that Goodenough brought an understanding of the composition and properties of the solid-glass electrolytes that resulted in a new version of the electrolytes that is now patented through the UT Austin Office of Technology Commercialization. The engineersâ(TM) glass electrolytes allow them to plate and strip alkali metals on both the cathode and the anode side without dendrites, which simplifies battery cell fabrication.
Another advantage is that the battery cells can be made from earth-friendly materials.
âoeThe glass electrolytes allow for the substitution of low-cost sodium for lithium. Sodium is extracted from seawater that is widely available,â Braga said.
minor economic gain is no argument for keeping a broken system intact. scrap the whole thing let citizens get proper pay and not have to compete with indentured servants.
If it truly was an accident and everyone was acting in good faith I think this is a rather severe overreach by the sentencing party.
you almost had it, but then you tried to slide the h1b shit.... sad
They genuinely believe that the right to bear arms is a good thing and the deaths that result, while tragic, are the price of freedom.
Freedom is messy but then again so is life. Shall we get rid of automobiles? People genuinely believe their right to own a car is a good thing and the deaths from accidents and environmental destruction, while tragic, are the price of convenience.
Fun fact: even the "Native" American's were immigrants.
Ownership is determined by the winners of history. There is no need to apologize or make amends for that fact, it simply is what it is.
They brought back the nudity apparently.
http://news.sky.com/story/hefn...
Edge doesn't have a built in spell checker :(
Man that sucks here in Nampa, ID they are really pleasant and friendly. One chap been down their for years, still remembers me and my kid from my ebaying days. I actually enjoy going in tbqh