Thing is, both Lady Ada and Skud embedded their pseudonyms in their real names that they used for their profile listings. I wonder if that is triggering something.
As for not being able to login from the same IP twice, that is incorrect, and easily proven by the fact that my phone and laptop are accessing Gmail through the same router, at the same time, without any problems. I can also log into two different accounts using two separate browsers. What it doesn't allow is two different sessions in the same browser. For the family computer, you need to logout of your email when you're done... which is what you should be doing anyway whenever you're not the only one with access to a computer.
...is that they both had their handles as part of their name, in quotes, on their profile. It would be interesting to see what proportion of locked accounts have handles embedded in their real name.
The issue then is, who gets the right to remove a judge, and how would you go about removing them without then allowing folks to remove judges for purely political reasons?
The first numbers were around 88% male, then down to 67% male (http://mashable.com/2011/07/16/google-plus-female/)(http://www.businessinsider.com/debunked-3-viral-google-myths-2011-7), and now around 57% male (http://mashable.com/2011/07/20/google-plus-stats/). So, no, it's not a sausage fest. I wouldn't expect the numbers to get much more balanced until the casual games start arriving.
Hydrogen is not an energy source; it's an energy storage mechanism. You need to compare the merits of hydrogen against the merits of batteries, not electricity.
And how do you get steam, if not from electricity. And don't say from burning fossil fuels (back to square one) or use geothermal power (not widely available).
"All these electric cars are just slowing down the development of hydrogen."
Err, no. What's slowing down the development of hydrogen is the fact that no company(s) is willing to pay for the infrastructure -- production, storage, and delivery -- until there's sufficient hydrogen cars out there to not lose massive amounts of money. And there won't sufficient hydrogen cars out there until you can drive a few hundred miles without worrying about running out of hydrogen and not having a fuel station.
The Peel P50 is widely recognized as a car (specifically, the smallest car ever commercially produced). It had room for one passenger, had three wheels... and a single door and a few windows. So I guess we're pretty close. Honestly, I'm surprised they didn't stick a light one-piece Lexan windscreen/canopy on it to cut down on the wind resistance.
Mandatory hiring if an applicant is proficient? You've never had to work with any real creeps, have you? Fine, person shows up, is proficient but has a employment history of sexual harassment towards both males and females. You're telling me you're going to hire them?
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Thing is, both Lady Ada and Skud embedded their pseudonyms in their real names that they used for their profile listings. I wonder if that is triggering something.
As for not being able to login from the same IP twice, that is incorrect, and easily proven by the fact that my phone and laptop are accessing Gmail through the same router, at the same time, without any problems. I can also log into two different accounts using two separate browsers. What it doesn't allow is two different sessions in the same browser. For the family computer, you need to logout of your email when you're done... which is what you should be doing anyway whenever you're not the only one with access to a computer.
...is that they both had their handles as part of their name, in quotes, on their profile. It would be interesting to see what proportion of locked accounts have handles embedded in their real name.
It can if the straight-line path is blocked by a more massive object/building that took the brunt of the force.
...of going after the low-hanging fruit.
The issue then is, who gets the right to remove a judge, and how would you go about removing them without then allowing folks to remove judges for purely political reasons?
Then "accidentally" drop it on the ground and "accidentally" step on it.
The first numbers were around 88% male, then down to 67% male (http://mashable.com/2011/07/16/google-plus-female/)(http://www.businessinsider.com/debunked-3-viral-google-myths-2011-7), and now around 57% male (http://mashable.com/2011/07/20/google-plus-stats/). So, no, it's not a sausage fest. I wouldn't expect the numbers to get much more balanced until the casual games start arriving.
Pro-tip: smash the phone yourself as soon as it's done uploading. You might be out a few hundred bucks, but at least you'll have secured the evidence.
Billy Blanks is no longer allowed in South Korea.
Because robotic refueling station sounds better -- by which I mean more likely to be funded -- than fueling station for the manned mission to Mars.
Reagan lifted the ban.
Fun fact: the ban on reprocessing was lifted by Reagan. The government just isn't subsiziding it.
Funny, I wasn't aware that the Sky News' programmes Soccer AM and Soccer Saturday were American.
One swallow does not make a spring.
1) Uh... okay, sure.
2) Easily removed.
3) Easily removed/skipped.
The problem with electric cars is energy storage (batteries), and hydrogen can be stored more easily than electricity.
Funny thing: hydrogen tends to leak through plastic and/or become absorbed by it, and it makes metals brittle.
Hydrogen is not an energy source; it's an energy storage mechanism. You need to compare the merits of hydrogen against the merits of batteries, not electricity.
And how do you get steam, if not from electricity. And don't say from burning fossil fuels (back to square one) or use geothermal power (not widely available).
"All these electric cars are just slowing down the development of hydrogen."
Err, no. What's slowing down the development of hydrogen is the fact that no company(s) is willing to pay for the infrastructure -- production, storage, and delivery -- until there's sufficient hydrogen cars out there to not lose massive amounts of money. And there won't sufficient hydrogen cars out there until you can drive a few hundred miles without worrying about running out of hydrogen and not having a fuel station.
Passing laws against shouting fire in a crowded theater is also censorship. I guess by your rhetorical questions you're not okay with that.
Tsunamis, however, are a bugbear they are not really prepared for... did any data centers in the wet zone survive?
There are no data centers in that region... precisely because they didn't want to have to deal with tsunamis.
Actually, there's a new minigun with much less noise on spinup.
The Peel P50 is widely recognized as a car (specifically, the smallest car ever commercially produced). It had room for one passenger, had three wheels... and a single door and a few windows. So I guess we're pretty close. Honestly, I'm surprised they didn't stick a light one-piece Lexan windscreen/canopy on it to cut down on the wind resistance.
Mandatory hiring if an applicant is proficient? You've never had to work with any real creeps, have you? Fine, person shows up, is proficient but has a employment history of sexual harassment towards both males and females. You're telling me you're going to hire them?
Figured as much. Most people complaining about iTunes run it on Windows.