The lead isn't going to leak out of these things. It's essentially inert. The demand just isn't there. Same with scrap metal. My local scrap metal place doesn't pay anything for scrap steel anymore. The Iraq war created a lot of demand for scrap steel. You'd think that lead recycling would be in demand given that the last US lead smelter closed in 2013 but perhaps manufactured products using lead are all made overseas.
Should we subsidize the people who used to make bogus weight-loss machines? How about the people who used to make now-banned products? Bill Gates has become an ivory-tower moron.
I heard that and tried saying "Lumos Maximus" but all Siri wanted to do is search for limousine services in the area. She does know what the fox says even though that's a pretty dated joke.
Yesterday, I needed to turn on the iPhone's flashlight and for some bizarre reason, it wouldn't let me swipe up from the bottom of the screen to turn it on. So I asked Siri to do turn it on and she said, "I can't do that." Siriously? A while back, the speedometer cable in my truck broke so I couldn't tell how fast I was going. I asked Siri thinking that she would be able to use the GPS to figure it out. "Hey, Siri, how fast am I going?" She said, "I've been wondering that for a while." Yeah, um, hey Siri, quit being a smartass millenial and do some work.
There was a time when benefits were optional or rare. Then price and wage controls were introduced and the only way employers could attract good talent was to offer them "benefits". Now they are mandatory. Things might be better if people got more money and chose their own health plan outside of work just like car insurance. (Along with being able to buy across state lines and tort reform but that's a story for another time.)
We need a new protocol that redistributes money from wealthy countries to poor ones who will be most affected by the loss of the magnetic field because the wealthy ones have a lot more electric motors and refrigerator magnets so they're ruining the Earth's field.
When I worked at a Fortune 500 company, I actually witnessed some woman spend an entire day updating her stupid Franklin planner. A whole damn day. Showing up for work is not a valid method of determining compensation. One should get rewarded for results not for the amount of hours they're at their place of employment.
You can't have nuclear winter induced by a volcano. There's no nuke involved. (also, read "Comrade J") I recently saw someone post that the most recent winter storm in the U.S. was caused by Mother Earth being pissed off at us because of the drilling related to the Dakota Access pipeline. Good grief.
This is the disconnect (no pun intended) between internet application developers, most of whom live in a big city with huge data pipes, and the rest of the country that doesn't (and doesn't always have cellular internet either).
It doesn't matter if law enforcement thinks it can solve crimes. What matters is if lawyers think juries will believe the results. Juries think that CSI is real and forensics can all be accomplished in less than an hour.
The US State Department STILL requires applications for ITAR export licenses to be submitted using a form system that's a dinosaur from Lotus Notes and uploaded using only Internet Explorer only on Windows.
He who has the gold makes the rules. You should be far more concerned about cash-rich companies that can afford to hire lobbyists who will effectively tilt the playing field in their direction through regulations that only they can afford to deal with. Deregulation is the playing field leveler.
There's only one reason to bork disruptive DIYers who want to work in new fields of technology. They want to be sure that only people with a crap-ton of money can afford to deal with regulations so only they will be able to make money in new markets.
Based on the description alone, it would seem that the only way to detect this is by majority vote. Things could get past the filter and still be wrong or misleading if enough people were misled.
Slashdot Mirror
Or iOrchard?
The lead isn't going to leak out of these things. It's essentially inert.
The demand just isn't there. Same with scrap metal. My local scrap metal place doesn't pay anything for scrap steel anymore.
The Iraq war created a lot of demand for scrap steel.
You'd think that lead recycling would be in demand given that the last US lead smelter closed in 2013 but perhaps manufactured products using lead are all made overseas.
Should we subsidize the people who used to make bogus weight-loss machines? How about the people who used to make now-banned products? Bill Gates has become an ivory-tower moron.
Can it emulate the Philips Coffee Machine voice synthesizer? Coffee? COFFEE!
Clearly, these algorithms don't know what a bubblah or a blinkah or a clickah is.
I heard that and tried saying "Lumos Maximus" but all Siri wanted to do is search for limousine services in the area. She does know what the fox says even though that's a pretty dated joke.
Yesterday, I needed to turn on the iPhone's flashlight and for some bizarre reason, it wouldn't let me swipe up from the bottom of the screen to turn it on. So I asked Siri to do turn it on and she said, "I can't do that." Siriously? A while back, the speedometer cable in my truck broke so I couldn't tell how fast I was going. I asked Siri thinking that she would be able to use the GPS to figure it out. "Hey, Siri, how fast am I going?" She said, "I've been wondering that for a while." Yeah, um, hey Siri, quit being a smartass millenial and do some work.
There was a time when benefits were optional or rare. Then price and wage controls were introduced and the only way employers could attract good talent was to offer them "benefits". Now they are mandatory. Things might be better if people got more money and chose their own health plan outside of work just like car insurance. (Along with being able to buy across state lines and tort reform but that's a story for another time.)
Roughly.
https://www.rita.dot.gov/bts/s...
We need a new protocol that redistributes money from wealthy countries to poor ones who will be most affected by the loss of the magnetic field because the wealthy ones have a lot more electric motors and refrigerator magnets so they're ruining the Earth's field.
That's like a zombie wanting to eat the brains of another zombie.
When I worked at a Fortune 500 company, I actually witnessed some woman spend an entire day updating her stupid Franklin planner. A whole damn day. Showing up for work is not a valid method of determining compensation. One should get rewarded for results not for the amount of hours they're at their place of employment.
Because https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You can't have nuclear winter induced by a volcano. There's no nuke involved. (also, read "Comrade J")
I recently saw someone post that the most recent winter storm in the U.S. was caused by Mother Earth being pissed off at us because of the drilling related to the Dakota Access pipeline. Good grief.
This is the disconnect (no pun intended) between internet application developers, most of whom live in a big city with huge data pipes, and the rest of the country that doesn't (and doesn't always have cellular internet either).
Umm...does anyone else think he's really not focused on running Apple like Steve did?
It doesn't matter if law enforcement thinks it can solve crimes. What matters is if lawyers think juries will believe the results. Juries think that CSI is real and forensics can all be accomplished in less than an hour.
The US State Department STILL requires applications for ITAR export licenses to be submitted using a form system that's a dinosaur from Lotus Notes and uploaded using only Internet Explorer only on Windows.
Read up on the McCarran–Walter Act. POTUS has the authority to do this.
He who has the gold makes the rules. You should be far more concerned about cash-rich companies that can afford to hire lobbyists who will effectively tilt the playing field in their direction through regulations that only they can afford to deal with. Deregulation is the playing field leveler.
There's only one reason to bork disruptive DIYers who want to work in new fields of technology. They want to be sure that only people with a crap-ton of money can afford to deal with regulations so only they will be able to make money in new markets.
At least you wouldn't be wasting years conjugating verbs in ways only used in old literature.
It's still a friggin' simulation. Occam's Razor says it's a bug in your code.
Based on the description alone, it would seem that the only way to detect this is by majority vote. Things could get past the filter and still be wrong or misleading if enough people were misled.
I'd like to see this adapted to take the place of magnifying head gear so I can scrutinize tiny components on PCBs.