first Chinese launcher to fully use liquid propellant.
China (and seemingly India, though wikipedia's usage of "booster" and "second stage" without a first stage confuses me, since I expect SRBs to be strapped next to a liquid propellant first stage) still use solid motor rockets for their first stages???
(If I were Bender Bending RodrÃguez, the obvious solution would be to kill all humans, but since I'm not Bender Bending RodrÃguez, that's not the solution.)
There's nothing to stop one of the EIGHT AND A HALF FUCKING MILLION PEOPLE in NYC from suing Verizon, instead of having to rely on someone who lives 3 hours away.
The SCOTUS unanimously disagreed in Wickard v. Filburn (the stare decisis of Gonzales v. Raich), and all but one of the Justices who voted in that case were appointed by FDR, who's law it was that Filburn broke.
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Will Windows 8.1 phones keep working? If so, then the phones aren't dead.
does not mean what you think it means.
Google and Axa are on the edge of stupidity. The other three are ok.
The word "maple" has to be paired with another word to sound right.
People are too embarrassed to buy from companies with names like that.
Don't Date Robots!
they will be subject to oversight from the regulator
If Cisco upper management has any sense, they've started looking for a new source of chip designs.
I see Yelp quite often in Google search results.
first Chinese launcher to fully use liquid propellant.
China (and seemingly India, though wikipedia's usage of "booster" and "second stage" without a first stage confuses me, since I expect SRBs to be strapped next to a liquid propellant first stage) still use solid motor rockets for their first stages???
No, it's a hack. (I got spam yesterday with a link deep down in their website.)
to kill all kangaroos.
(If I were Bender Bending RodrÃguez, the obvious solution would be to kill all humans, but since I'm not Bender Bending RodrÃguez, that's not the solution.)
There's nothing to stop one of the EIGHT AND A HALF FUCKING MILLION PEOPLE in NYC from suing Verizon, instead of having to rely on someone who lives 3 hours away.
it turns out the courts are helping to open things up a bit. So far, so good...
No. That's a horribly bad thing, since it will set a precedent which will destroy the US legal system.
That was my second thought: "Harvard is in (well, close enough to) Boston, and that's 220 miles from NYC."
First thought was, "Oh God, yet another whining activist."
Idaho uses white asphalt.
Without question, asphalt is black. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asphalt
That Oregon road is aggregate (aka "little rocks") bound together with bitumen, whereas the Idaho roads are just aggregate.
Isn't "heat" just slightly longer waves of red light?
Calc still has problems with complex xlsx files. Pivot tables seem to be the worst (and they seem to be popular where I work).
He got the operating system wrong, you ninny.
a week without dupes on /.
is that they're publishing it in Science.
Maybe. Or maybe you're just *saying* it to make yourself look better while bashing the US.
How will we ever know for sure?
The SCOTUS unanimously disagreed in Wickard v. Filburn (the stare decisis of Gonzales v. Raich), and all but one of the Justices who voted in that case were appointed by FDR, who's law it was that Filburn broke.
So... blame the Democrats for Gonzales v. Raich.
But is it a fine when it's a private corporation collecting fees for its own profit?
Are you asking me, or accusing me?
Very good point. But you'll have to ask the lawyers who argued the case for the convicts.