This is almost LOL funny: You also ignored the part of the article where he did apply for the license but was then refused. You ignored the line in the article where it flat-out said he "ignored" the permit fee!
I honestly don't understand one thing about solar cells. When will they work? I swear, I've read between 2-3 stories per month for the last 5 years on how someone has revolutionized the process of producing solar cells, at a fraction of the cost it was last week... By this point, I should be able to pick up a 2 by 4 ft. panel from the side of the street by the peaches stands.
Chances are they stole the formula for the electrolyte. So when they travel in time, the capacitor starts leaking all over the time vehicle and they have little chance of returning.
(This might be just a little obscure even for slashdot. Google "Capacitor plague")
I've seen too many episodes of House. I can just see it now... Wilson at home or in his office, ticked off because House has somehow let mosquitos into the office, but chewing him out for something else entirely. Just as he's about to go off on another tangent, Wilson says, "Die, you malaria-spreading bitch!" (because we know only female mosquitos bite) all of a sudden, House will remember this article, get that weird vacant, distant look on his face, and leave the room. Wilson will kill another mosquito.
I think a court has already precedented that. Withholding doesn't hold up to 5th amendment protection. I believe it was likened to not divulging the combination to a safe.
All rare earth magnets are that way. They are especially concerned about them being swallowed separately or coming apart.... The problem being if they are in different stages of your intestines, they will attract each other and either stay right where they are, blocking flow of blood or other stuff, or maybe even wear right through the walls and make holes. Pretty nasty situation either way.
I'd wait on it. I DO LIKE my buckyballs, but it's funny about the timing. Over the last few days I have noticed many flecks coming off of them. They're starting to chip.
True enough but don't forget there is a big difference between Secret and Top Secret SCI. Most people do just kind of merge the two together... Plus, we're talking about over a hundred of these guys.
Yeah, yeah, it's a press release.. STFW? It's exactly what's going to be happening next monday at the national press club. That it's going to be happening and what it is about is fairly interesting to some people. I don't see the problem.
roll your eyes and mock all you want, but don't forget that a lot of these guys had Top Secret SCI clearances they don't exactly hand out to every random Jethro. There was a Disclosure Project event at the National Press Club in early 2001 that had well over a hundred witnesses that were pilots, former military officers, etc... that were willing to break their oaths and testify in front of congress if called about these events. Some people think 9/11 was a reaction/distraction. I'm NOT going that far, but it still makes me wonder.
Security at the airport should have taken his bag over to the side so nobody could see it. Then, after their coffee break, after Steve found them, he could have yelled over to one of them, "How's my bag search coming along?" Eventually, one of them might or might not have answered him. Sooner or later, he'd get word that his bag might not be making it onto the plane. "But, why?" Steve would ask. "Well, there's a security problem, but I can't tell you much more than that." Again, Steve would fire off another inquiry. "Hey, am I going to get my bag approved today?" "No. It duplicates existing bags we've already processed, you see... There's a secret process to getting these bags approved, you know. Err. No. Wait. You don't know. That's why it's secret."
Ok, the joke is stale now. Have I killed it fully?
The Flubber option is kick-ass. Remembering in the original that the Professor put in a device that simulated the sound of a gas-powered engine to hide the flubber noise... It's like double-irony with a sci-fi twist.
"The same could be said of Macs. Part of what made Steam viable on the Mac was Valve porting a number of their games over to the Mac. And they could do it again for Linux if they wanted to..."
I play on a fairly recent iMac... Team Fortress 2 is gorgeous on the Windows 7 side, but when I reboot from that, into Mac OS X version, the difference is still quite clear, even with the recent updates. Also, the microphone tends to fail after 3-5 minutes of use.
So essentially... they have enough to worry about as it is...
My prediction is that on Coast to Coast AM, "science advisor" Richard C. Hoa(x | g)land will be on the air and commenting that since this was a NASA administrator, they were all getting together to discuss a disclosure about ET's or artifacts on The Mars or Moon. They were done away with by the secret people, and we should all demand answers, so forth, so on, etc...
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CA law?
Let me guess.. A stick of chewed gum in the foil wrapper?
An ethernet cable with a bad crimp?
That is bizarre. I am sitting next to a window that overlooks a DeLorean painted red. (The owner is in the process of reverting it)
Sounds like every encounter I had with the code printed in 3-2-1 Contact magazine.
This is almost LOL funny:
You also ignored the part of the article where he did apply for the license but was then refused.
You ignored the line in the article where it flat-out said he "ignored" the permit fee!
6 is a LITTLE elitist, don't you think?
The nano's are nice, but Unifi has the kind of management the OP is going to need to keep things under control. The nano's are just "dumb" AP's
I honestly don't understand one thing about solar cells. When will they work?
I swear, I've read between 2-3 stories per month for the last 5 years on how someone has revolutionized the process of producing solar cells, at a fraction of the cost it was last week...
By this point, I should be able to pick up a 2 by 4 ft. panel from the side of the street by the peaches stands.
Get up a little early, did we?
Not seeing it.
http://search.mediacomcable.com/prefs.php
Disable, Disable, Disable...
Chances are they stole the formula for the electrolyte. So when they travel in time, the capacitor starts leaking all over the time vehicle and they have little chance of returning.
(This might be just a little obscure even for slashdot. Google "Capacitor plague")
I've seen too many episodes of House. I can just see it now... Wilson at home or in his office, ticked off because House has somehow let mosquitos into the office, but chewing him out for something else entirely. Just as he's about to go off on another tangent, Wilson says, "Die, you malaria-spreading bitch!" (because we know only female mosquitos bite) all of a sudden, House will remember this article, get that weird vacant, distant look on his face, and leave the room. Wilson will kill another mosquito.
I think a court has already precedented that. Withholding doesn't hold up to 5th amendment protection. I believe it was likened to not divulging the combination to a safe.
I'd love to see the numbers on that. I bet you have a good point, and that it will inconvenience more than it will help.
All rare earth magnets are that way. They are especially concerned about them being swallowed separately or coming apart.... The problem being if they are in different stages of your intestines, they will attract each other and either stay right where they are, blocking flow of blood or other stuff, or maybe even wear right through the walls and make holes. Pretty nasty situation either way.
I'd wait on it. I DO LIKE my buckyballs, but it's funny about the timing. Over the last few days I have noticed many flecks coming off of them. They're starting to chip.
True enough but don't forget there is a big difference between Secret and Top Secret SCI. Most people do just kind of merge the two together... Plus, we're talking about over a hundred of these guys.
Yeah, yeah, it's a press release.. STFW?
It's exactly what's going to be happening next monday at the national press club. That it's going to be happening and what it is about is fairly interesting to some people. I don't see the problem.
roll your eyes and mock all you want, but don't forget that a lot of these guys had Top Secret SCI clearances they don't exactly hand out to every random Jethro.
There was a Disclosure Project event at the National Press Club in early 2001 that had well over a hundred witnesses that were pilots, former military officers, etc... that were willing to break their oaths and testify in front of congress if called about these events.
Some people think 9/11 was a reaction/distraction. I'm NOT going that far, but it still makes me wonder.
Security at the airport should have taken his bag over to the side so nobody could see it. Then, after their coffee break, after Steve found them, he could have yelled over to one of them, "How's my bag search coming along?" Eventually, one of them might or might not have answered him.
Sooner or later, he'd get word that his bag might not be making it onto the plane.
"But, why?" Steve would ask.
"Well, there's a security problem, but I can't tell you much more than that."
Again, Steve would fire off another inquiry. "Hey, am I going to get my bag approved today?"
"No. It duplicates existing bags we've already processed, you see... There's a secret process to getting these bags approved, you know. Err. No. Wait. You don't know. That's why it's secret."
Ok, the joke is stale now. Have I killed it fully?
The Flubber option is kick-ass. Remembering in the original that the Professor put in a device that simulated the sound of a gas-powered engine to hide the flubber noise... It's like double-irony with a sci-fi twist.
"The same could be said of Macs. Part of what made Steam viable on the Mac was Valve porting a number of their games over to the Mac. And they could do it again for Linux if they wanted to..."
I play on a fairly recent iMac... Team Fortress 2 is gorgeous on the Windows 7 side, but when I reboot from that, into Mac OS X version, the difference is still quite clear, even with the recent updates. Also, the microphone tends to fail after 3-5 minutes of use.
So essentially... they have enough to worry about as it is...
But...
Fuck you, Steve.
No.
But try the one about his Connecticut-issued Social Security Number.
No. Don't be silly. That's just crazy talk.
It was the Russians that did it with THEIR weather manipulation device.
Duh.
My prediction is that on Coast to Coast AM, "science advisor" Richard C. Hoa(x | g)land will be on the air and commenting that since this was a NASA administrator, they were all getting together to discuss a disclosure about ET's or artifacts on The Mars or Moon. They were done away with by the secret people, and we should all demand answers, so forth, so on, etc...
Wow I am super-cynical today.