It would be a different medium of art, most likely. William Gibson did a short story about something like this in Burning Chrome called The Winter Market
I figured it was to call attention to the fact that she wasn't South Asian. I don't think I've seen a Dunkin Donuts with non-Desi owners/managers in 15 years.
the dental industry doesn't want to even consider the possibility that the amalgam in your fillings might be bad for you (but nevertheless the dentist keeps taking his chelates for mercury), and any adverse conclusions about mercury would leave the public health vaccination folks (and vaccine makers) SOL.
So that's why amalgam fillings are more or less no longer used, and thimerosol was removed from all pediatric vaccines over 5 years ago?
When the largest banks and insurance companies in the world start to topple like a house of cards over a matter of days, that is NOT a "starting to enter into a recession."
Leave us Jews out of it. The old testament says next to nothing about an afterlife, and our liturgy doesn't really harp on it much. We tend to concentrate more on repairing this world rather than getting to the next one, although different factions have wildly different ideas about what such repair might consist of.
There's some non-binding talmudic stuff about having to roll on your side to Jerusalem before meeting the messiah if you didn't live a good life, and a set of seven commandments non-jews need to follow to be redeemed ("don't eat the flesh of a live animal" is the only one I can remember), but that's mostly regarded as trivia.
Unlike in other games, Nethack is not multiplayer at all. There's not much incentive to play online. This makes it much easier for lag to drive people to local copies.
Not true. Bones files (levels containing a dead character's corpse, ghost, (mostly cursed) equipment, pets, and whatever nasties killed them) can be found by any player no the same machine. If it was a powerful character who died of something stupid high up in the dungeon, it can be a really, really good thing; and it's usually a nice-ish stash regardless once you get things uncursed.
The situation needs to be restructured so that only the government can borrow or loan money for the purchasing of anything other than real assets.So the federal reserve originates all leverage loans, interbank lending, venture capital, business lines of credit, business start-up loans, consumer credit, medical/dental loans, student loans, etc., etc., etc.? Where does it get the money, how do interest rates get set, and how does this accomplish anything other than forcing everyone to deal in currencies other than the US Dollar?
re: Quickbooks being "the Pointiest of HB wanker programs that aren't even needed" - have fun invoicing for that day of digging ditches with your double-entry ledger. I've worked at small businesses that tracked all their billing and accounts on paper, and I'll stick with (an ancient, internet-independent version of) Quickbooks for my consulting business, thanks.
It's not a single niche app that's missing, it's that almost everyone has a niche app they need that is missing or not quite there. Exchange, AutoCAD, and Quickbooks as a set cover a whole lot of users, for example.
Extreme thermal cycling every few hours, hard radiation all the time, the occasional micrometorite, and extreme difficulty removing heat from your electronics. Not to mention the odd things various materials might do unexpectedly after a decade or two of microgravity.
Bite your tongue. Heretic had the most finely balanced multiplayer deathmatch of any game I have ever played. Every move had a countermove, and every countermove had a counter-countermove. Besides,it was a Doom TC made by Raven Software with id's blessing, so it wasn't exactly a me-too effort.
I was under the impression that there was precedent such that codecs that don't write every frame (i.e. not MJPEG) weren't admissible. It came up in a discussion about why so many web-enabled security cameras speak MJPEG. Any lawyers/law students able to shed light on the discrepancy?
it's quite possible to save enough money to live purely off the interest (not touch the principle... and have a really nice "gift" to leave your children or favorite charity) if you make it a goal. Unfortunately, for most people, their lifestyle choices come first.
Shenanigans. To make a roughly median $42k/yr off interest (which is not really enough to live on comfortably in most major metropolitan areas), you need to save $840,000 and consistently get a 5% rate of return, year after year (and we're also not even considering the need to grow principal to keep up with inflation). That's 20 years' worth of saving 50% of your pre-tax income if you make $84k/year. If you get lucky in the stock market, sure, it's possible. But certainly not universally possible, especially if you have kids or dependent parents in the meantime.
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It would be a different medium of art, most likely. William Gibson did a short story about something like this in Burning Chrome called The Winter Market
You, my friend, do not live anywhere near a college town.
Not if you adjust for the number of PCs in the wild at the time.
$0.10 per game is a noticeable amount?
I figured it was to call attention to the fact that she wasn't South Asian. I don't think I've seen a Dunkin Donuts with non-Desi owners/managers in 15 years.
Except for the 'enemy combatant' nonsense Bush II arrogated for himself.
So that's why amalgam fillings are more or less no longer used, and thimerosol was removed from all pediatric vaccines over 5 years ago?
Actually, that's the best way to get them mugged.
Because retailers usually buy products wholesale rather than from other retailers?
Economics lesson:
When the largest banks and insurance companies in the world start to topple like a house of cards over a matter of days, that is NOT a "starting to enter into a recession."
There's some non-binding talmudic stuff about having to roll on your side to Jerusalem before meeting the messiah if you didn't live a good life, and a set of seven commandments non-jews need to follow to be redeemed ("don't eat the flesh of a live animal" is the only one I can remember), but that's mostly regarded as trivia.
Not true. Bones files (levels containing a dead character's corpse, ghost, (mostly cursed) equipment, pets, and whatever nasties killed them) can be found by any player no the same machine. If it was a powerful character who died of something stupid high up in the dungeon, it can be a really, really good thing; and it's usually a nice-ish stash regardless once you get things uncursed.
It's better than that. We're phasing out the feeding and education of own own citizens as well. Cha-ching!
The situation needs to be restructured so that only the government can borrow or loan money for the purchasing of anything other than real assets.So the federal reserve originates all leverage loans, interbank lending, venture capital, business lines of credit, business start-up loans, consumer credit, medical/dental loans, student loans, etc., etc., etc.? Where does it get the money, how do interest rates get set, and how does this accomplish anything other than forcing everyone to deal in currencies other than the US Dollar?
I'd venture to guess that on a daily basis the average homeless person has a lot more interaction with laws and law enforcement than you.
re: Quickbooks being "the Pointiest of HB wanker programs that aren't even needed" - have fun invoicing for that day of digging ditches with your double-entry ledger. I've worked at small businesses that tracked all their billing and accounts on paper, and I'll stick with (an ancient, internet-independent version of) Quickbooks for my consulting business, thanks.
It's not a single niche app that's missing, it's that almost everyone has a niche app they need that is missing or not quite there. Exchange, AutoCAD, and Quickbooks as a set cover a whole lot of users, for example.
I believe the OP meant 2500 different sexual parnters. And his Wikipedia entry agrees.
Extreme thermal cycling every few hours, hard radiation all the time, the occasional micrometorite, and extreme difficulty removing heat from your electronics. Not to mention the odd things various materials might do unexpectedly after a decade or two of microgravity.
If they could finagle Bill Gates into wiggling his ass in an Ubuntu ad, that would indeed be fucking brilliant.
Bite your tongue. Heretic had the most finely balanced multiplayer deathmatch of any game I have ever played. Every move had a countermove, and every countermove had a counter-countermove. Besides,it was a Doom TC made by Raven Software with id's blessing, so it wasn't exactly a me-too effort.
I was under the impression that there was precedent such that codecs that don't write every frame (i.e. not MJPEG) weren't admissible. It came up in a discussion about why so many web-enabled security cameras speak MJPEG. Any lawyers/law students able to shed light on the discrepancy?
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That is all.
it's quite possible to save enough money to live purely off the interest (not touch the principle... and have a really nice "gift" to leave your children or favorite charity) if you make it a goal. Unfortunately, for most people, their lifestyle choices come first.
Shenanigans. To make a roughly median $42k/yr off interest (which is not really enough to live on comfortably in most major metropolitan areas), you need to save $840,000 and consistently get a 5% rate of return, year after year (and we're also not even considering the need to grow principal to keep up with inflation). That's 20 years' worth of saving 50% of your pre-tax income if you make $84k/year. If you get lucky in the stock market, sure, it's possible. But certainly not universally possible, especially if you have kids or dependent parents in the meantime.
Actually, McCain has released a detailed rundown of his healthcare plan, and it's totally batshit crazy.