When we went on a schooltrip to the Iguazu Falls we said if one of us wanted to commit suicide the best way to do it would be jump into the falls. They're magnificent at a distance, and they must be incredible to jump into.
I'm not sure how much medical usage really can effect the ozone layer, because it is contained by the anesthesia machine and metabolized by the body, meaning it isnt released into the atmosphere
Does the president now have the option of disconnecting people when they disagree with his policies? Disconnect bloggers that criticize his health-reform? What counts as an emergency, can political opponents be deemed a cyber security emergency?"
Jesus christ man, leave something for the comments!
Nope. He's an elected president who's taking advantage of Venezuela's (hell, Latin America's) lack of concern for institutions and democracy, pushing his perpetual reelection and too-socialist-for-my-liking measures. He's not a dictator yet
I believe it is "violence found in the real world is translated into video games"
But the real-world violence that is reflected in video games is the one seen by their makers, who are mostly in developed countries (at least the designers are). Therefore it't not much of an argument against Chavez. Neither is buying guns, since when is buying guns for the army wrong? Hell, he's just doing it to show off.
IANAA, but I'd expect the bits of debris to settle into an equilibrium between clumping and breaking up: rings. What you describe suggests some form of hysteresis.
Or, you know, development. Europe had unsustainable growth before its current unsustainable shrinking, and wars aren't what reduced growth (hell, think baby boomers)
Like it or not, FLASH is what you get on microcontroller these days. Few if any of the devices are EPROM based anymore. By making the same part generic and programmable, you get huge volume and lower price
Flash? EPROM? Don't they just order a couple million masked chips?
Well, this hypothetical advanced civilization is capable of surviving without cattle (in fact it has found superior alternatives). However, due to the form of government this civilization has, the cattle-growing sectors have a disproportionately high importance to those seeking political power, so they never managed to get rid of cattle.
Cotta and Morales study how automated probes sent ahead of the colonization could explore the galaxy. If these probes left evidence of a visit that lasts for 100 million years, then there can be no more than about 10 civilizations out there
Maybe there are more, but the rest are afraid of running into an advanced civilization who'll treat them as cattle
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When we went on a schooltrip to the Iguazu Falls we said if one of us wanted to commit suicide the best way to do it would be jump into the falls. They're magnificent at a distance, and they must be incredible to jump into.
Nice of him to submit the comment for you.
I'm not sure how much medical usage really can effect the ozone layer, because it is contained by the anesthesia machine and metabolized by the body, meaning it isnt released into the atmosphere
Nope, it appears it's barely metabolized
What competes with the microbes for consuming plastic?
They're not consuming plastic anymore...
Plastic eating microbes find something else they like that taste's better
They're eating tasty fish/people
5.5 Become a successful lawyer/doctor/programmer
5. Plastic eating microbes compete with the rest of the ocean's ecosystem for resources like every other being.
Oh, I got it. It's clever, but it's easier for me to do 2*7*10 + 4*7
If you can't figure out or remember (7x25)-7
The fuck?
Does the president now have the option of disconnecting people when they disagree with his policies? Disconnect bloggers that criticize his health-reform? What counts as an emergency, can political opponents be deemed a cyber security emergency?"
Jesus christ man, leave something for the comments!
Nope. He's an elected president who's taking advantage of Venezuela's (hell, Latin America's) lack of concern for institutions and democracy, pushing his perpetual reelection and too-socialist-for-my-liking measures. He's not a dictator yet
I believe it is "violence found in the real world is translated into video games"
But the real-world violence that is reflected in video games is the one seen by their makers, who are mostly in developed countries (at least the designers are). Therefore it't not much of an argument against Chavez. Neither is buying guns, since when is buying guns for the army wrong? Hell, he's just doing it to show off.
That story's bullshit, they brought up an extra astronaut to swing the pen in circles so the ink stayed in the tip.
Well if it's in your lungs in gaseous state it will surely kill you ;)
Ever frosted a glass with your breath?
I believe you'd have to scan her face. Good luck getting her to comply (tell her it's laser surgery!)
So... your insightful post suggests that what's holding back malware writers from infecting robots is... a standarized API? Yeah, why not.
lazy people who just want cash for their clunker and to be left aloe to play Halo
Well, to be fair, aloe does help with the chaffing after 48 hours of non-stop Halo.
IANAA, but I'd expect the bits of debris to settle into an equilibrium between clumping and breaking up: rings. What you describe suggests some form of hysteresis.
Or, you know, development. Europe had unsustainable growth before its current unsustainable shrinking, and wars aren't what reduced growth (hell, think baby boomers)
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Even if it begins at its fusion temp, it would take 13.050 kJ/mol * 5E5g / 63.5g/mol = approximately 100MJ
Since when do teachers at your high school accept homework by e-mail?
Since the year before last, although not all of them do.
Like it or not, FLASH is what you get on microcontroller these days. Few if any of the devices are EPROM based anymore. By making the same part generic and programmable, you get huge volume and lower price
Flash? EPROM? Don't they just order a couple million masked chips?
Well, this hypothetical advanced civilization is capable of surviving without cattle (in fact it has found superior alternatives). However, due to the form of government this civilization has, the cattle-growing sectors have a disproportionately high importance to those seeking political power, so they never managed to get rid of cattle.
Cotta and Morales study how automated probes sent ahead of the colonization could explore the galaxy. If these probes left evidence of a visit that lasts for 100 million years, then there can be no more than about 10 civilizations out there
Maybe there are more, but the rest are afraid of running into an advanced civilization who'll treat them as cattle
that would be neigh to impossible.
And yet I can't see where the horses come in