Sprinkling database updates around in Java (which for most Java programmers means Hibernate) is almost always a terrible idea. Use the appropriate tool to implement your business logic; often that tool is SQL.
Any type of working aux generator would have protected it. Although I think a better design would be to have one a few miles inland. That would provide better protection from other natural disasters, accidents, or intentional attacks.
I'm always confused by that statement. Maybe, if you could mine and manufacture what was needed for a mission you could save something. But that would take a massive infrastructure on the Moon. Without it you're stuck launching from Earth, landing on the Moon, then launching from the Moon.
Manned space exploration is no longer necessary. An unmanned mission can do anything a manned mission can do.
Even Merkel's cell phone was reportedly monitored by American spies.
Merkel said in her weekly podcast that she disapproved of companies such as Google and Facebook basing their operations in countries with low levels of data protection while being active in countries such as Germany with high data protection.
You missed the point entirely. Do not assume the government will protect you - protect yourself. Whether it's smoking or avoiding fish that contain mercury or not using toluene to remove fingernail polish, those are all known hazards and have been for years. Be aware of what's out there.
Yes, there is a place for regulation. Lead, PCBs, mercury are all banned for good reason. That's nice but it doesn't reduce personal responsibility.
Kudos to him for his work. Better for someone to just get this done instead of waiting for governments/UN/etc to finally get around to talking about it
In 2006, they published data identifying five chemicals as neurotoxicants -- substances that impact brain development and can cause a number of neurodevelopmental disabilities including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, dyslexia and other cognitive damage, they said.
Those five are lead, methylmercury, arsenic, polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, and toluene.
Pregnant women are responsible for the baby they're carrying. Obviously they should not expose themselves to these elements/chemicals, or a long list of others known to be harmful. Yet how many babies are born every year to mothers who smoke, consume alcohol, use cocaine or other recreational drugs, etc, etc?
The EPA can make regulations all day long. But the primary responsibility is and will always lie with the individual. Do not expect The Government to protect you 24/7, cradle to grave. It won't happen.
Aside from your too politically correct attitude, I'm sure you would find similar numbers anywhere else in the world. Miss Teen South Carolina said it better than I can if you want a more complete explanation.
Mori “hypothesized that a person’s response to a humanlike robot would abruptly shift from empathy to revulsion as it approached, but failed to attain, a lifelike appearance,”
Obviously Maxim fails to even approach a lifelike appearance with their models.
It's not clear what you base that on. I suspect what we see today has always been true. And CEO's have been very well paid for far longer than 40 years.
“At Snowden’s request,” the civilian NSA employee, who is not identified by name, entered his password onto Snowden’s computer terminal, the memo states.
“Unbeknownst to the civilian, Mr. Snowden was able to capture the password, allowing him even greater access to classified information,” the memo states.
Snowden lied to the other employee in order to steal classified information.
A friend of mine said something similar about Kansas, where he was from. The wind is always blowing there, so limbs break off as soon as they get weak instead of building up for years and all coming down in one storm. Of course in Kansas they don't have many trees anyway.
“When we present to FDA, it will be a slam dunk for approval,” he told Slate. “The drug has virtually no side effects, it’s very well tolerated, and if used correctly it’s awesomely effective.”
The doctor doing the research doesn't seem to share your concern.
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or better yet, how about APL?
One of my favorite exchanges of all time:
Programmer: We wrote our entire application in one line of APL!
Tester: But it doesn't work!
Programmer: That's okay, I know exactly which line of code is broken!
Sprinkling database updates around in Java (which for most Java programmers means Hibernate) is almost always a terrible idea. Use the appropriate tool to implement your business logic; often that tool is SQL.
However, it appears that the NSA (and presumably other three-letter agencies) are pretty good at it.
Any type of working aux generator would have protected it. Although I think a better design would be to have one a few miles inland. That would provide better protection from other natural disasters, accidents, or intentional attacks.
Those are not mutually exclusive, if that's what you're asking.
lesser gravity well.
I'm always confused by that statement. Maybe, if you could mine and manufacture what was needed for a mission you could save something. But that would take a massive infrastructure on the Moon. Without it you're stuck launching from Earth, landing on the Moon, then launching from the Moon.
Manned space exploration is no longer necessary. An unmanned mission can do anything a manned mission can do.
Questionnaire respondents are probably confusing Freedom of the Press with whatever headline is hot the week of the survey.
If you watch them without commercials, they look like they were made by retards for retards! :-/
Are you saying they're better or worse without commercials?
A billion dollar slush fund in time for the 2016 elections. He's not fooling anyone.
But it has no chance of getting through Congress, just something he will point fingers at the Ebil Tea Party Owned Republicans for blocking.
Even Merkel's cell phone was reportedly monitored by American spies.
Merkel said in her weekly podcast that she disapproved of companies such as Google and Facebook basing their operations in countries with low levels of data protection while being active in countries such as Germany with high data protection.
Those two statements don't go together.
It proves more than the hypothetical GP about three jobs and 60 hour week. Let's see your statistics showing which is more common.
You missed the point entirely. Do not assume the government will protect you - protect yourself. Whether it's smoking or avoiding fish that contain mercury or not using toluene to remove fingernail polish, those are all known hazards and have been for years. Be aware of what's out there.
Yes, there is a place for regulation. Lead, PCBs, mercury are all banned for good reason. That's nice but it doesn't reduce personal responsibility.
Kudos to him for his work. Better for someone to just get this done instead of waiting for governments/UN/etc to finally get around to talking about it
In 2006, they published data identifying five chemicals as neurotoxicants -- substances that impact brain development and can cause a number of neurodevelopmental disabilities including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, dyslexia and other cognitive damage, they said.
Those five are lead, methylmercury, arsenic, polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, and toluene.
Pregnant women are responsible for the baby they're carrying. Obviously they should not expose themselves to these elements/chemicals, or a long list of others known to be harmful. Yet how many babies are born every year to mothers who smoke, consume alcohol, use cocaine or other recreational drugs, etc, etc?
The EPA can make regulations all day long. But the primary responsibility is and will always lie with the individual. Do not expect The Government to protect you 24/7, cradle to grave. It won't happen.
Aside from your too politically correct attitude, I'm sure you would find similar numbers anywhere else in the world. Miss Teen South Carolina said it better than I can if you want a more complete explanation.
Yea. But I really want to be a lumberjack anyway.
Mori “hypothesized that a person’s response to a humanlike robot would abruptly shift from empathy to revulsion as it approached, but failed to attain, a lifelike appearance,”
Obviously Maxim fails to even approach a lifelike appearance with their models.
It's not clear what you base that on. I suspect what we see today has always been true. And CEO's have been very well paid for far longer than 40 years.
“At Snowden’s request,” the civilian NSA employee, who is not identified by name, entered his password onto Snowden’s computer terminal, the memo states.
“Unbeknownst to the civilian, Mr. Snowden was able to capture the password, allowing him even greater access to classified information,” the memo states.
Snowden lied to the other employee in order to steal classified information.
It wasn't dead, it was just pining for the Ganges
A friend of mine said something similar about Kansas, where he was from. The wind is always blowing there, so limbs break off as soon as they get weak instead of building up for years and all coming down in one storm. Of course in Kansas they don't have many trees anyway.
I thought they addressed copyright, not patent protection? Can you explain how a GPLv3 license protects me from a patent troll.
Open Source and patents are entirely different subjects.
People are exposed to all kinds of "science" today: animal rights, anti-GMO, organic food, vegan diet, astrology, political science, economics...
What's science? Maybe all of the above, maybe none of the above.
“When we present to FDA, it will be a slam dunk for approval,” he told Slate. “The drug has virtually no side effects, it’s very well tolerated, and if used correctly it’s awesomely effective.”
The doctor doing the research doesn't seem to share your concern.