Seeing as how all of the light is directed upward, this adds to light pollution, which some people blame a lot of problems on: http://darkskyinitiative.org/
I'm trying to figure out why you think paying a teacher $28,000 a year to work 10-hour days is "artificially higher than it should be," and I can only conclude that you are a dimwitted, sheep-shanking idiot.
This device, by monitoring employees, allows bosses to defer their responsibilities to the device. It therefore allows one class of employee to become worse at their job by ensuring another class becomes better at theirs. So the one group of people that needs this technology applied to themselves the most is bosses, those lazy fucks.
Which is why the South capitulated immediately and there was no Civil War. Those slaves weren't productive at all and weren't a crucial component of the southern economy.
I'd warrant (but don't have the statistics to back me up) that the typical ad-block user would be less prone to click on ads if forced to see them than a typical surfer. I don't see why these crybaby advertisers are so desperate to reach a market that would have low click-through rates. The advertisers win by not needing the extra bandwidth necessary to serve up ads to people that wouldn't click on them anyways.
Oh, please spare the developers from having any contact with the outside world. It's not like the clients or individuals in other departments ever discover any bugs or have anything relevant to say about design features or the future of the product.
At temperatures even warmer than that, people need special snorkels with heat exchangers to avoid freezing their lungs. Death would be by asphyxiation in mere minutes unless blood freezing in the skin caused some sort of high blood pressure event that triggers a heart attack first.
Bennett's supposition is that an uncapped market could be manipulated, and then arbitrage trading between that and a capped market could cause the value of the capped market to swing away from some true value. The problem with this thesis is the assumption that both markets have equal trust. The capped market should be trusted more, and arbitrage trading between the two markets will tend to bring the two prices closer to what the capped market's original value was.
In that case, one would manipulate the market in favor of the candidate one wishes to lose, causing that candidates supporters not to go to the polls because they think the candidate is a shoe-in. And in case you haven't noticed, people hate political advertising more than they hate cancer and North Korea. This manipulation would be much stealthier.
In my car it's called Turbo, and the compressed gas from the Turbo is mixed violently with diesel moments before being compressed into a conflagration.
lister king - when guessing the age of a/.er, look at the number of digits in the user id #. Those with 5 are old-timers. Those with 7 are usually clueless noobs.
Facebook is not "clamping down on pseudonyms" and/. should be ashamed for posting a story that suggests it is. The questions Facebook sends to users are used for statistical purposes and are not used to punish those using pseudonyms. Pure FUD.
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Seeing as how all of the light is directed upward, this adds to light pollution, which some people blame a lot of problems on: http://darkskyinitiative.org/
And the company's FAQs could be stored in WhatsApp.doc.
I'm trying to figure out why you think paying a teacher $28,000 a year to work 10-hour days is "artificially higher than it should be," and I can only conclude that you are a dimwitted, sheep-shanking idiot.
Since this is a EUROPEAN proposal, it is apparent that you did not RTFA.
Since this is a EUROPEAN proposal, you come off as another under-educated conservative shooting his mouth off without having all the facts.
This device, by monitoring employees, allows bosses to defer their responsibilities to the device. It therefore allows one class of employee to become worse at their job by ensuring another class becomes better at theirs. So the one group of people that needs this technology applied to themselves the most is bosses, those lazy fucks.
Which is why the South capitulated immediately and there was no Civil War. Those slaves weren't productive at all and weren't a crucial component of the southern economy.
I'd warrant (but don't have the statistics to back me up) that the typical ad-block user would be less prone to click on ads if forced to see them than a typical surfer. I don't see why these crybaby advertisers are so desperate to reach a market that would have low click-through rates. The advertisers win by not needing the extra bandwidth necessary to serve up ads to people that wouldn't click on them anyways.
"concrete, specific warnings" and "not technical"
Oh, please spare the developers from having any contact with the outside world. It's not like the clients or individuals in other departments ever discover any bugs or have anything relevant to say about design features or the future of the product.
At temperatures even warmer than that, people need special snorkels with heat exchangers to avoid freezing their lungs. Death would be by asphyxiation in mere minutes unless blood freezing in the skin caused some sort of high blood pressure event that triggers a heart attack first.
Clearly you do not have the same FB friends as me.
Shaq.. because devotion to an enormously huge black man is surely a sign of heterosexuality.
They just need Chuck Norris. He'll close every cold case with his fists.
Bennett's supposition is that an uncapped market could be manipulated, and then arbitrage trading between that and a capped market could cause the value of the capped market to swing away from some true value. The problem with this thesis is the assumption that both markets have equal trust. The capped market should be trusted more, and arbitrage trading between the two markets will tend to bring the two prices closer to what the capped market's original value was.
In that case, one would manipulate the market in favor of the candidate one wishes to lose, causing that candidates supporters not to go to the polls because they think the candidate is a shoe-in. And in case you haven't noticed, people hate political advertising more than they hate cancer and North Korea. This manipulation would be much stealthier.
In my car it's called Turbo, and the compressed gas from the Turbo is mixed violently with diesel moments before being compressed into a conflagration.
Isn't this just asking for a slew of "discoveries" similar to previous Mars finds: Bigfoot, pyramids, and giant glass worms?
lister king - when guessing the age of a /.er, look at the number of digits in the user id #. Those with 5 are old-timers. Those with 7 are usually clueless noobs.
That would explain why you used the word "waist" instead of the proper word.
Pluky: adj. Plucky and nauseated to the point of puking.
... the decline in rare earth supply will cause companies to innovate, and they'll find ways to not use rare earths. Like... well.... like this Hitachi motor without rare earth metals: http://www.zdnet.com/hitachi-introduces-motor-without-rare-earth-2062304468/
First time I've heard of intestinal contents being referred to as "an idea."
My contract with AT&T ends in December. Now I can scratch Verizon off the list. Now which company DOESN'T do this?
Facebook is not "clamping down on pseudonyms" and /. should be ashamed for posting a story that suggests it is. The questions Facebook sends to users are used for statistical purposes and are not used to punish those using pseudonyms. Pure FUD.