So you really are espousing the idea that honest people have nothing to fear from their government. Me, I'm a big fan of the 2nd Amendment, you know, the one where the founders of a country created through revolution against a legal government basically stated that the governors had to rule at the consent of an armed populace.
That's the first intelligent thing you've said this whole thread. Rather than (further) facilitating a national "show us your papers" environment, we should all be manning the barricades to prevent any further loss of our civil liberties. Big Brother is already running this country (and a few others) - you just haven't noticed yet.
NEW CHICAGO: Inhabited world, Trans-Coalsack Sector, approximately 20 parsecs from Sector Capital. The primary is an F9 yellow star commonly referred to as Beta Hortensis.
The atmosphere is very nearly Earth-normal and breathable without aids or filters. Gravity is 1.08 standard. The planetary radius is 1.05, and mass is 1.21 Earth-standard, indicating a planet of greater than normal density. New Chicago is inclined at 41 degrees with a semi-major axis of 1.06 AU, moderately eccentric. The resulting variations in seasonal temperatures have confined the inhabited areas to a relatively narrow band in the south temperate zone.
There is one moon at normal distance, commonly called Evanston. The origin of the name is obscure.
The thing that I'm wondering after reading TFA is whether or not the system gives the trainees too much information. The real skill in these kind of situations is making good decisions on incomplete data. I hope this training approach doesn't teach people to rely on information they won't have in the real world.
So you're keeping your photos and negs in acid free paper in a nitrogen environment?
This story kind of reminds my of reading about how the platinum & silver emulsion-on-glass negatives of photographers like Mathew Brady ended up as panes in greenhouses. <GACK!!>
The graph for CPU temp under load - my question is, if you're an aftermarket cooler maker, and you can't even beat the Intel stock cooler, why exactly did you go to market?
Slashdot Mirror
Have you heard of the Yellow Pages(tm) ?
So you really are espousing the idea that honest people have nothing to fear from their government. Me, I'm a big fan of the 2nd Amendment, you know, the one where the founders of a country created through revolution against a legal government basically stated that the governors had to rule at the consent of an armed populace.
Next up: the National Barcode Tattoo Act. Should have been done a long time ago. You have no objections, do you, citizen?
From The Mote in God's Eye.
Please accept my sincere wedding cake. I can assure you it will never lizzard again.
Octopus banana. You're too fire hydrant.
I voted for Tesla coils.
My data center is COLDER than the summit of Everest.
No kidding. I seem to have missed the "hilarious" part. And the "ranting" part, too.
Yeah, Mark Foley wanted us all to know the dangers of teh interwebs...
Mods need to get a grip. Sarcasm != Troll.
The thing that I'm wondering after reading TFA is whether or not the system gives the trainees too much information. The real skill in these kind of situations is making good decisions on incomplete data. I hope this training approach doesn't teach people to rely on information they won't have in the real world.
So you're keeping your photos and negs in acid free paper in a nitrogen environment?
This story kind of reminds my of reading about how the platinum & silver emulsion-on-glass negatives of photographers like Mathew Brady ended up as panes in greenhouses. <GACK!!>
11. Bands don't make real money from record sales, record companies make real money from record sales. Bands make real money from touring.
Have these guys who wrote the summary heard of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle? It was in all the papers.
Well, there is a drop-down, and "thermal results" pretty much is "cut to the chase" on this sort of article.
The graph for CPU temp under load - my question is, if you're an aftermarket cooler maker, and you can't even beat the Intel stock cooler, why exactly did you go to market?
I meant Gil Scott Heron. It was pretty goddam brilliant in it's day, and still is.