Can we please build modern reactors? Y'know the kind that can actually use waste fuel so we can reduce the existing stockpile and are physically incapable of runaway reactions.
In the long standing tradition of auto comparisons: you wouldn't feel safe in a 35+ year old car if you drove it every day for all those years would you?
Regardless of what method of notification likely you'll have to get up, which is going to wake her up.
If it's a real problem get separate beds.
I did this for about 3 years, and it's fine when you're single or sleeping in your own bed but when you're in a relationship and you share sleeping arrangements it's going to add some strain to your life (I solved it by finding other, better work).
I'm thinkin' that it will never be used for critical patients, but when you need to gather information about someone all day it'd be a lot more fun to wear a shirt or something than have to carry a machine or be tied to a network cable.
I recall reading that developers at Google are allowed to allocate something like 20% of their time to side projects, regardless of whether or not it's "useful" (because really you can't always predict when some widget, technique or acquired knowledge will come in handy.)
Dart may not be for anyone outside of Google (or inside for that matter), but it's there if and when you need it to do something. *shrug*
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That's no space station. It's a moon!
Wait until you put the sunglasses on...
If the secondary market becomes impossible, piracy will spring up to take its place, if anything else to increase availability of hard to find titles.
If you can't please people: blind them.
I think they keep that mess limping along because it's one of the few plants still capable of producing isotopes for medical purposes?
I could be wrong, but still pretty scary.
USA, Canada, Russia... so on and so on...
Can we please build modern reactors? Y'know the kind that can actually use waste fuel so we can reduce the existing stockpile and are physically incapable of runaway reactions.
In the long standing tradition of auto comparisons: you wouldn't feel safe in a 35+ year old car if you drove it every day for all those years would you?
Regardless of what method of notification likely you'll have to get up, which is going to wake her up.
If it's a real problem get separate beds.
I did this for about 3 years, and it's fine when you're single or sleeping in your own bed but when you're in a relationship and you share sleeping arrangements it's going to add some strain to your life (I solved it by finding other, better work).
Wacom makes a capacitive stylus for drawing on the iPad.
I'm thinkin' that it will never be used for critical patients, but when you need to gather information about someone all day it'd be a lot more fun to wear a shirt or something than have to carry a machine or be tied to a network cable.
Dammit no. I remember being a child and hearing that sound and cringing then finding out AFTER that I wasn't alone.
Some things just plain old suck (like fingernails on a chalkboard and communism).
Am I the only one who heard the Rocky theme song in my head while I watched it?
If the robot starts punching meat we know we got a contenda
(until then, you're a bum PETMAN! A BUM!)
MST3K marathon!
Real Sci-Fi is about asking "what if", period.
Shatner will be in Edmonton on October 23rd at the Shaw Conference Centre.
I know I'll be there
...or the 1812 Overture...
Given a sufficient quantity dropped on you or were fired at you at extreme velocity.
Sadly the chili pepper gun is a long way from becoming useful enough for pithy action movie hero comments "What's th' matter? Heartburn?"
Where I work Lync has supplanted Skype for the most part, I fully expect one to absorb the features of the other (can you guess which?)
And even then, we'll update the bad guy list you're on... later... after coffee
Or Facebook at all for that matter, the sole purpose of the site is to share information about yourself so that people can track you.
It's funny not a single person who rode it had any complaints after the experience.
So if a Carnie screws up, do people survive?
I recall reading that developers at Google are allowed to allocate something like 20% of their time to side projects, regardless of whether or not it's "useful" (because really you can't always predict when some widget, technique or acquired knowledge will come in handy.)
Dart may not be for anyone outside of Google (or inside for that matter), but it's there if and when you need it to do something. *shrug*
http://i.imgur.com/y38ox.jpg
"Are you the Police?"
"No ma'am, we're musicians"
Here's what they look like: http://i.imgur.com/CmLXu.jpg