Of course, if you had bothered to RTFA, you would have noticed that the antibiotic resistance element in question most likely came from a pig who was fed the drug in it's feed.
If you bought an iPhone this Xmas then the only way to listen to it is with something wireless. These people literally had no choice about what sort of things to buy.
Isn;t this really just making a bigger headache for the people that have to deal with this in 100 years time?
No.
The original sarcophagus is falling apart. It was built by people who could only stay in the zone for a few minutes at a time and has no welds, bolts, or anything else. It's basically just a big pile of heavy stuff on top of the reactor.
Something has to be done. Now.
This new dome has plenty of space inside it and lots of cranes and robots built-in to dismantle the old stuff. When it's finished work a few years from now there will be easy access to the reactor, lots of space, and many years left over to think about what to do next.
Apple Inc. does not even innovate with the Apple iPhone products. On the desktop and notebook front Apple Inc. has not refreshed their hardware in years nor have they made a compelling case as to why someone should buy their desktop and notebook computers in 2017.
Obviously they don't need to change anything - people are happy as-is.
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Of course, if you had bothered to RTFA, you would have noticed that the antibiotic resistance element in question most likely came from a pig who was fed the drug in it's feed.
How is that not overuse of antibiotics?
Yes.
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26% of nothing is nothing.
Math: Do you do it?
With less than a month of sales data it's hard to say how many of those will regret their impulse purchase.
Apples offering isn't exactly getting 5-star reviews.
https://www.cnet.com/products/...
If you bought an iPhone this Xmas then the only way to listen to it is with something wireless. These people literally had no choice about what sort of things to buy.
What's 'soaring'?
They went from selling two pairs a month to three? What...?
Where were these "regulators" when the banks were lending trillions on junk mortgages then reselling them to people as bonds?
Only allowed when the EU targets a USA company.
Don't look at me, I don't make the rules!
It's almost as if you missed the links to the TV documentary posted further up.
PS: And ... what did you think of the documentary?
Instead of futzing around with a 1.26 GiB torrent, you can just watch it on YouTube:
Horses for courses. I just clicked a magnet link and two minutes later I had a copy I could watch at leisure.
Isn;t this really just making a bigger headache for the people that have to deal with this in 100 years time?
No.
The original sarcophagus is falling apart. It was built by people who could only stay in the zone for a few minutes at a time and has no welds, bolts, or anything else. It's basically just a big pile of heavy stuff on top of the reactor.
Something has to be done. Now.
This new dome has plenty of space inside it and lots of cranes and robots built-in to dismantle the old stuff. When it's finished work a few years from now there will be easy access to the reactor, lots of space, and many years left over to think about what to do next.
The BBS did an excellent documentary on this last week, well worth watching:
https://thepiratebay.org/torre...
Apple Inc. does not even innovate with the Apple iPhone products. On the desktop and notebook front Apple Inc. has not refreshed their hardware in years nor have they made a compelling case as to why someone should buy their desktop and notebook computers in 2017.
Obviously they don't need to change anything - people are happy as-is.
Saying as a user of iPhone, new MacBook Pro, iPad, TimeCapsule and AppleTV, that apple is no longer a computer company.
Go to an educational institution sometime. Out of every 100 laptops on display 99 will be MacBooks.
(I don't know why - you can also get thin/small Windows laptops if you're prepared to pay Mac prices for one).
If your thumb is as big as this thing then you should see a doctor.
I really don't think you did.
To be fair, Carrie Fisher only died a few days ago and she's still near the top.
Who knows what would have happened if she'd died a week earlier?
Because in the original one Han Shot First.
The "study's" what? Come on, don't leave us in suspense...
Why do the worst movies make the most money?
Because parents will pay any amount of money to shut the kids up for 90 minutes.
They love consuming hype.
Sadly true.
In their heads they always want to believe they're doing the latest, greatest thing. Even if it's not.
Looks to me like somebody is going for a higher-paid job in Trumps brave new administration.
I can assure you that Apple/Spotify aren't paying artists anything.
Now that's a term I haven't heard in a long time...
It's almost as if you didn't read to the end of the article summary before posting that...