Typically a quick pulse of the high-beams does just that anyway, as the lows turn off and there's a short gap before the high-beams are at full brightness.
The "fun" thing about cancer is that it typically kills after it's possible to breed. There's little selective pressure because of that - while there is still some (for social animals like us at least), it's not that strong.
I've had mine since 2006. Sure, they have tried to get me to use Google+ (mostly via Youtube, recently) but every time I've managed to accidentally create a Google+ profile, I've deleted it.
My gmail, my apps domain, etc all continues working just fine. The only thing that doesn't (that I honestly don't miss too much) is being able to comment on youtube.
Which is hilarious, because McAfee could spend 5 seconds setting an executable flag so that Windows launches it's process with a Below Normal priority.
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Hey, Drone Wars would give us something to do while we sit on the parking lot er I75...
Now in the woods this would be great for scouting prospective camping/hunting areas prior to venturing out.
That's actually a great idea - these would be great for wildlife management/observation. Choppers are loud, these are nowhere nearly as loud.
urge... to kill... rising...
My favorite is when the camera would go off when -nobody- was in the intersection, entering, or leaving.
Yes. I've seen that.
Several times.
In corollary, mine (also extended family) are some of the best people I know, and I have never had a single problem with any LEO.
Typically a quick pulse of the high-beams does just that anyway, as the lows turn off and there's a short gap before the high-beams are at full brightness.
Unfortunately because of the "false positives" the list now has zero validity - unless the specifics of someone's inclusion on the list is visible.
Apparently there's some problems with that method or it's a pain in the rear to do so.
This new method seems to offer promise to be both cheap and easy to do so at scale.
The "fun" thing about cancer is that it typically kills after it's possible to breed. There's little selective pressure because of that - while there is still some (for social animals like us at least), it's not that strong.
Woosh.
Patient dies, tumor dies (eventually)
I call bullshit: /usr/bin:
Copied right from
"-rwxr-xr-x. 1 person staff 744K Nov 11 2010 gpg"
Packed with upx --best: (note this runtime unpacks, there is no loader library etc)
"-rwxr-xr-x. 1 person staff 327K Jan 19 05:40 gpg"
I should note this is a static binary.
Don't.
It's a computer - a tool. Bend it to your will, don't bend to it.
NoDaddy: for all your hosting "needs."
I've had mine since 2006. Sure, they have tried to get me to use Google+ (mostly via Youtube, recently) but every time I've managed to accidentally create a Google+ profile, I've deleted it.
My gmail, my apps domain, etc all continues working just fine. The only thing that doesn't (that I honestly don't miss too much) is being able to comment on youtube.
So instead of posting a guard on his door, they rape his human rights?
Which is hilarious, because McAfee could spend 5 seconds setting an executable flag so that Windows launches it's process with a Below Normal priority.
There's quite a precedent established!
(Apollo 10)
Sure, but it died in a fire a long time before that.
I think calling them crazy or crazy-as-shit is a bit uncalled for. Sure, some of them are, but most are not.
Just misguided, gullible, or naive.
They faded to white a long time ago, so it's hardly coincidental.
NM is a real pain in the ass.
I'm sure you've seen it mentioned elsewhere, but just in case: TSA != US Customs.
A fate they quite arguably deserve.
He should do it because it's the right thing to do, there should not be any need for more incentive than that.
Why are hoodies useless? I'm going to assume it never goes below 65F where you live.
I'd prefer he get busy dying. Hopefully that's what is happening, actually.