If we really wanted to "advance mankind" we'd start here on Earth. We'd start with what's between our ears and behind our eyes... That hasn't changed one bit, over thousands of years only the toys and tools it uses.
Then, we wouldn't "need" to colonize other lands...
I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw the obvious. How about ending the illegal invasion of Iraq and returning the soldiers to their homes while their blood is still warm.
The short-term view supports this opinion. The long-term view sees new markets and economic ativity created by this new technology. With BS Hi-Vision you can communicate with the TV station with your remote. That same tech. could easily be used for TV shopping, surveys, and other things later when the technology matures and proliferates.
Planes may be fast but traveling by plane is not. Trains take you closer to the door of your destination and there aren't any baggage checks. Also, they run more often than planes.
Uh,
Dubbya never turned the thing on in the first place.
Distance in motion was 0.
Stopping distance was 0.
From your linked article (emphasis mine):
"The machine went down when he stepped onto it at his family estate in Kennebunkport, Maine, but he managed to leap to safety, landing on his feet.
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Actually, the Thai government defeated the Thai Communist insurgents not by fighting but by listening to their grievances and granting amnasty for surrender. Now, some are even working hard for the government they once fought.
Actually, the Thai government defeated the Thai Communist insurgents not by fighting but by listening to their grievances and granting amnasty for surrender. Now, some are even working hard for the government they once fought.
Yep, one just can't easily memorise 80,000 paswords from every site that wants to track his movements and make money off the data. They should stop pushing the envelope of crappyness and stop at the dumb ads embeded in the contents. Leave the crappyness barrier unbroken. (though it seems the (ab)users of flash for ads are comming pretty close... they should be experiencing shimmying and loss of control by now... Oh, wait! they are out of control!).
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In Soviet Russia, the stairs push the robot.
How about these lines
There's never been a problem on the demand side, always the supply side.
Then they laugh at you.
Then they fight you.
Then you win.
At 2GHZ each, just emulate the XBox on one CPU rather than all three. why go through the trouble of using all three?
Mi-cro-soft is pulling your strings.
or planets.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw the obvious. How about ending the illegal invasion of Iraq and returning the soldiers to their homes while their blood is still warm.
How about technological offshoots?
The short-term view supports this opinion. The long-term view sees new markets and economic ativity created by this new technology. With BS Hi-Vision you can communicate with the TV station with your remote. That same tech. could easily be used for TV shopping, surveys, and other things later when the technology matures and proliferates.
Planes may be fast but traveling by plane is not. Trains take you closer to the door of your destination and there aren't any baggage checks. Also, they run more often than planes.
Distance in motion was 0.
Stopping distance was 0.
From your linked article (emphasis mine):
" The machine went down when he stepped onto it at his family estate in Kennebunkport, Maine, but he managed to leap to safety, landing on his feet. "
Fighting != manhood.
(Yes, its the same reply as the precious one)
Fighting != manhood.
Without thise "war" where do you think the us/world economy would be now?
Ah,
the beauty of globalism.
SCO: Mo money, Mo money IBM: No money, No money (SCO execs quietly sell off shares and fill Swiss bank accounts with loot.)
If you can make the thing this small, why not make an ultra-light laptop with substantial battery life, FD AND CD-RW?
Thus, your "hydrogen jeep" site is either stupid or funny or both.
Anyway, it is (should be, except for _u.s._ gunboat diplomacy) a free world so countries (should) have the right to put tariffs on anything they want.
"The other countries are just pawns in the whole game." So are the "citizens"/"consumers" of the u.s.
Really, how about _cars_ and _steel_...especially "pick up/SUV" _trucks_?
Feedom is for corporations.
Uh, didja reed za first post?
Yep, one just can't easily memorise 80,000 paswords from every site that wants to track his movements and make money off the data. They should stop pushing the envelope of crappyness and stop at the dumb ads embeded in the contents. Leave the crappyness barrier unbroken. (though it seems the (ab)users of flash for ads are comming pretty close... they should be experiencing shimmying and loss of control by now... Oh, wait! they are out of control!).