Then don't vote for them. Democrats and Republicans are not the only parties, and it really gets me irritated that people (en masse) seem to think they are.
Thanks for correcting my understanding of the heart's pacemaker.
Hopefully the diaphragm is able to be connected like this, I believe it would as it behaves as a skeletal muscle? (and what is that darn nerve called?)
As far as sensory information goes, I could see this being used for that, if not perfect it would be better than no sensations. The fun part about those is that, while binary signals may work for them, I would really prefer no sensation to the choice of "OK" and "OMG MY HAND IS ON FIRE" with no gradient between.
I don't really know what I'm talking about though, so I likely don't understand how this works beyond a basic level.
Am I the only one who's more interested in the medical significance of this, instead of the silly aspect of monkey-gaming? Holy crap guys, use your brains.
This means that we have the potential to repair neural damage, potentially severe damage as well!
I see particular use with pacemakers. Rather than just pulse the heart at a given frequency, read what the brain wants the heart to do, and do that! You could do the same thing for the lungs as well, although I'm not sure how often someone who damages that nerve makes it to the hospital in time.
Other use could be with amputation victims. Helping restore function to reattached appendages/digits, or controlling prosthesis...
I wonder if, further down the line, it would be possible to do this to sensory nerves as well, not just motor control/response...
We appreciate the citation, but next time more info than a last name and year would be useful. There were a lot of Franks running around in 2006, I'm sure.
I have no trouble stopping with my brakes at high speeds. Then, I also have the habit of applying them in a burst fashion (and I've got ABS, and always have, so this habit came from somewhere I don't quite know), and I don't use them unless I have to.
This may be important to this, but I drive an automatic with disk brakes all-around.
Ug. Your cylinder head would have warped, with an end result the same as a severe head gasket leak (or just blown gasket), not to mention mechanical problems with your valves etc.
Sounds like your head gasket went. You probably had an aluminum one, and that temperature spike was enough to warp it. That would explain all the fluid leaks - all that is under the head gasket and if that is damaged/warped, they all leak out and intermingle.
Even if it ran, it would run horrid - you would have water and oil in your firing chambers, oil and gas in your coolant, and water/gas floating around your camshafts etc... not very healthy for such a machine.
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As I said below, I would agree in that some of these people need to grow some skin and learn to deal with shit.
Too bad. Grow some fucking skin, it's a big wide world out there.
Then don't vote for them. Democrats and Republicans are not the only parties, and it really gets me irritated that people (en masse) seem to think they are.
Of course they don't fear your shotgun. But they already banned what they would fear.
I have a dog and a cat.
Hmm... Armageddon is nigh! Run!
I'm sure they didn't go so far as to say "hey, talk about stealing credit cards here!"
Giving someone a room to talk in is hardly entrapment.
Mine hangs while some USB device gets picky and refuses to accept addresses. If not for that, it would be up within a minute.
I still haven't determined which device is being snobby though.
30 seconds isn't instant. Instant means it's on instantly. Sounds like someone is applying buzzwords to things they don't fit on.
They have earned that reputation.
It shows. My systems have never crashed on their own, only when I do something stupid and try to twiddle something a way it's not to be twiddled.
They used to. That went away with the death of the Win9x branch.
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Thanks for correcting my understanding of the heart's pacemaker.
Hopefully the diaphragm is able to be connected like this, I believe it would as it behaves as a skeletal muscle? (and what is that darn nerve called?)
As far as sensory information goes, I could see this being used for that, if not perfect it would be better than no sensations. The fun part about those is that, while binary signals may work for them, I would really prefer no sensation to the choice of "OK" and "OMG MY HAND IS ON FIRE" with no gradient between.
I don't really know what I'm talking about though, so I likely don't understand how this works beyond a basic level.
Callboxes were handy, and between a raised hood and an upraised thumb, someone would eventually stop to help ;)
Right, because permanent damage was done to the monkeys.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromuscular-blocking_drugs
Trolly troll-troll!
Am I the only one who's more interested in the medical significance of this, instead of the silly aspect of monkey-gaming? Holy crap guys, use your brains.
This means that we have the potential to repair neural damage, potentially severe damage as well!
I see particular use with pacemakers. Rather than just pulse the heart at a given frequency, read what the brain wants the heart to do, and do that! You could do the same thing for the lungs as well, although I'm not sure how often someone who damages that nerve makes it to the hospital in time.
Other use could be with amputation victims. Helping restore function to reattached appendages/digits, or controlling prosthesis...
I wonder if, further down the line, it would be possible to do this to sensory nerves as well, not just motor control/response...
One would also hope that there was a way to reliably be removed from said list, by proving who you are with said address.
Really, how much of a fuckup does something need to be to make 32->64 bitness a problem?
You generally don't get pregnant from oral sex. Generally.
We appreciate the citation, but next time more info than a last name and year would be useful. There were a lot of Franks running around in 2006, I'm sure.
It also helps that you don't have pain receptors (or pressure receptors?) inside your brain, only around it.
Holy aspect distortion!
Shit like that makes me hate things like youtube.
I have no trouble stopping with my brakes at high speeds. Then, I also have the habit of applying them in a burst fashion (and I've got ABS, and always have, so this habit came from somewhere I don't quite know), and I don't use them unless I have to.
This may be important to this, but I drive an automatic with disk brakes all-around.
Ug. Your cylinder head would have warped, with an end result the same as a severe head gasket leak (or just blown gasket), not to mention mechanical problems with your valves etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_gasket
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_head
Sorry about that.
Sounds like your head gasket went. You probably had an aluminum one, and that temperature spike was enough to warp it. That would explain all the fluid leaks - all that is under the head gasket and if that is damaged/warped, they all leak out and intermingle.
Even if it ran, it would run horrid - you would have water and oil in your firing chambers, oil and gas in your coolant, and water/gas floating around your camshafts etc... not very healthy for such a machine.