With about a couple of hundred governments, I think the only TLD to be achievable would be.stc (squash the citizen) which is the only thing that all states seem to have in common.
'From there on, they'll theoretically be able to deduce a perfect kilogram...'
But, in practice, they won't. Plus, they'll have to check their atom count against, guess what?, the cylinder in Paris. I wonder if they have a balance sensitive enough to detect +/- 1 Si atom difference?
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Free food, man; probably very well prepared. Free booze, too; probably including grand scotch whiskys that I can't afford.
If the discovery is confirmed, it would bolster a theory that Earth once shared its orbit with a Mars-sized body ....'
To say nothing of confirming John Norman and the Tarnsman of Gor!
'... how do you top Michael vs. Lucifer in an apocalyptic battle?'
Seraphim vs. Cherubom mud wresting?
'... how do you top Michael vs. Lucifer in an apocalyptic battle?'
Seraphim vs. Cherubim mud wresting?
That's what Horton heard!
'It's my understanding that each human brain can store roughly 4-5 PentaBytes (entheogen.com).'
So, that's like five bytes per brain? Or does this have something to do with diesel engines?
Be careful for what you wish; it may come true.
With about a couple of hundred governments, I think the only TLD to be achievable would be .stc (squash the citizen) which is the only thing that all states seem to have in common.
You payz yer money; you takez yer chances.
Yeah!, well ND has VIKINGS and they make the Texas gangs seem like sewing circles! ;^)
So there
So they're just distributing copyrighted files?
Hardly sounds much better.
'Complete failure for who exactly?'
We The People, perhaps?
So, someone who's just had a death in the family is now untrustworthy because they're unhappy?
A kettle has a spout.
No, they were a blessing! They weren't actively involved in screwing the citizenry ;^)
Yup. And they held on to Vietnam (French Indochina) for much longer than the US did.
'Can pay-what-you-want become a sustainable mainstream business model?'
Like, e.g., most churches and Greenpeace?
That's a difference in degree, not kind; not a fundamental difference, but surely much less unpleasant to undergo.
Well, there's money to be made from it, so, naturally, it's a resource!
And don't forget Toulouse-Lautrec!
Because there's more than one way to do it!
or, Mrs. Mountbatten, if you prefer.
Only bad tasting beer needs to be chilled.
No; water contracts when heated up to ~4C, then expands. (Ice is less dense than (liquid) water).
'From there on, they'll theoretically be able to deduce a perfect kilogram ...'
But, in practice, they won't. Plus, they'll have to check their atom count against, guess what?, the cylinder in Paris. I wonder if they have a balance sensitive enough to detect +/- 1 Si atom difference?