$100 per day? Let us know what you think is a "decent" amount of money when you get out of school....
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Eventually instead of doing mayor stuff, all of the mayor's time would be tied up with having to deal with all sorts of insignificant chickenshit stuff because some self-important flunky wanted attention from the big boss man in order to feel important instead of sticking with the chain of command.
Perhaps the recovery of those passwords would have been obvious to a competent sysadmin. Is there evidence that his successors were, in fact, competent sysadmins?
First, the moral position: If I was them, I'd come here. I can't hold it against them if they do what I would do if I were in their place. How could I do that? I could tell myself I was an idiot? Legal?
Immigration policy doesn't have anything to do with moral superiority, and although there are people trying to make the case on the basis of racism, that's really not useful to immigration policy either.
The reason to have an immigration policy is because you can only assimilate so many people into your culture. And if you're talking about a refugee situation where part of the problem is cultural, you've got to set your limits at somewhere where you're going to be able to assimilate the newcomers, or you'll choke and lose your own culture and risk losing the success that came with it as well.
Now, you need to do an honest assessment of your assimilation ability, or you'll end up doing silly things like keeping the same quotas you had when your country was a tenth its current population, and you need to enforce that policy, or.. you don't have a policy, and worse, you have established a precedent for ignoring policies in other areas as well.
But you can't just say, "well, let's not have a policy, then, if it means we have to turn people away" unless you're willing to live with the consequences, one of which being the very real possibility of an equalization of conditions, in favor of the less favorable conditions.
No, I think they are employees, who will be pressured into flying. If it's "voluntary" then the guy with the big pockets is the one who does the volunteering.
No there shouldn't, because you still have to put pilots in the situation of flying the planes you've "willingly agreed to"
Further, it's unnecessary. Transatlantic ocean liners can go from London to NY in something like three days. Granted there aren't many of them, but still, if you're anywhere in the EU and planes are grounded for an indeterminate time and your first calls aren't to Cunard and Eurostar, you're just just not that interested in returning to the US.
The only thing I can think of is art. I mean, let's face it, space aliens can get huge quantities of iron in much more managable clumps on a number of bodies in this star system alone.
But art produced by humans might be curiosity enough to warrant actually visiting us. For a time.
I think they're "people-like" since it's been clearly shown that hybrids are possible. Heck the fertility of said hybrids hasn't yet been established, so they might very well be Homo Sapiens.
Either that or the writers failed biology. One of those.
We do have something better than the shuttle to replace it with. Nothing. Many of us would jump at the chance to work for Nasa, but every dollar they spend is a dollar extracted from an american citizen under the threat of violence. What do they do that justifies it?
If a donation or for-profit manned-flight organization wouldn't work, then the people would vote with their dollars what they cannot vote with their votes: they don't want it.
Government waste sucks, even when they're wasting it on something I want.
It has a huge indoor climate controlled space. The entire hangar deck is, atm, a nice, but somewhat sparse air-conditioned museum. I don't know the dimensions, though, it might be a tight squeeze, and it might not even be possible to get something the size of an orbiter in there without making temporary hull modifications to improve an opening.
The main problem I see with the Intrepid is.. it's a boat. It's not going to last 500 years, even if the HVAC keeps getting repaired. At some point you're going to have to retire the hull, and that means moving the space ship somewhere.
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M.E.??
You're telling me people would take medical advice from a fake coroner??
I believe it, I just don't believe it!
$100 per day? Let us know what you think is a "decent" amount of money when you get out of school....
Eventually instead of doing mayor stuff, all of the mayor's time would be tied up with having to deal with all sorts of insignificant chickenshit stuff because some self-important flunky wanted attention from the big boss man in order to feel important instead of sticking with the chain of command.
Interesting idea. But what's the down side?
Perhaps the recovery of those passwords would have been obvious to a competent sysadmin. Is there evidence that his successors were, in fact, competent sysadmins?
two words: Jimmy Carter...
First, the moral position: If I was them, I'd come here. I can't hold it against them if they do what I would do if I were in their place. How could I do that? I could tell myself I was an idiot? Legal?
Immigration policy doesn't have anything to do with moral superiority, and although there are people trying to make the case on the basis of racism, that's really not useful to immigration policy either.
The reason to have an immigration policy is because you can only assimilate so many people into your culture. And if you're talking about a refugee situation where part of the problem is cultural, you've got to set your limits at somewhere where you're going to be able to assimilate the newcomers, or you'll choke and lose your own culture and risk losing the success that came with it as well.
Now, you need to do an honest assessment of your assimilation ability, or you'll end up doing silly things like keeping the same quotas you had when your country was a tenth its current population, and you need to enforce that policy, or.. you don't have a policy, and worse, you have established a precedent for ignoring policies in other areas as well.
But you can't just say, "well, let's not have a policy, then, if it means we have to turn people away" unless you're willing to live with the consequences, one of which being the very real possibility of an equalization of conditions, in favor of the less favorable conditions.
NASA is phasing out film. Most astronomy is done with CCDs now for the higher quantum efficiency....
No, I think they are employees, who will be pressured into flying. If it's "voluntary" then the guy with the big pockets is the one who does the volunteering.
If you're not using ROT52, you're not playing with a full deck.
No there shouldn't, because you still have to put pilots in the situation of flying the planes you've "willingly agreed to"
Further, it's unnecessary. Transatlantic ocean liners can go from London to NY in something like three days. Granted there aren't many of them, but still, if you're anywhere in the EU and planes are grounded for an indeterminate time and your first calls aren't to Cunard and Eurostar, you're just just not that interested in returning to the US.
I'm pretty sure that the real guide has "Kindle" printed on the top...
The only thing I can think of is art. I mean, let's face it, space aliens can get huge quantities of iron in much more managable clumps on a number of bodies in this star system alone.
But art produced by humans might be curiosity enough to warrant actually visiting us. For a time.
I think they're "people-like" since it's been clearly shown that hybrids are possible. Heck the fertility of said hybrids hasn't yet been established, so they might very well be Homo Sapiens.
Either that or the writers failed biology. One of those.
Perhaps his worry is that they'll stop?
That sounds an awful lot like sim city 2000....
Many Muslims are in a situation similar to what we went through with Crusades and the like.
They're living under the constant fear of steadily advancing muslim invaders?
Please, can we stop calling it "smut?" Smut is really, really, really gross.
Perhaps you missed this part:
In fact, Slashdot was specifically mentioned as an acceptable site to visit
I think the real question is why, following Obama's rhetoric, did GS's stock go up?
We do have something better than the shuttle to replace it with. Nothing. Many of us would jump at the chance to work for Nasa, but every dollar they spend is a dollar extracted from an american citizen under the threat of violence. What do they do that justifies it?
If a donation or for-profit manned-flight organization wouldn't work, then the people would vote with their dollars what they cannot vote with their votes: they don't want it.
Government waste sucks, even when they're wasting it on something I want.
It has a huge indoor climate controlled space. The entire hangar deck is, atm, a nice, but somewhat sparse air-conditioned museum. I don't know the dimensions, though, it might be a tight squeeze, and it might not even be possible to get something the size of an orbiter in there without making temporary hull modifications to improve an opening.
The main problem I see with the Intrepid is.. it's a boat. It's not going to last 500 years, even if the HVAC keeps getting repaired. At some point you're going to have to retire the hull, and that means moving the space ship somewhere.
No, you wanted, IF( 3*count(yeas) >= 412 ) { vote->passes }
Why do divisions *at all* if you don't need to?
Do illegal immigrants count as "all other persons" for representational purposes?
Uh.. If the penetration of iPods is 75%, it meets at least some of the qualifications of a monopoly, or at least it did until iTMS went DRM-free.
The latest ad campaign started with a commercial where, after a short buildup, a door opens and thousands of tiny white men pour forth..
In more recent ads those tiny white men are shown having gotten into everything, including overrunning a woman's apartment....
How has no one noticed this?