The use of unwarranted electronic intercepts of data belonging to Canadian and EU citizens is a clear violation of both the US/EU Data Privacy Treaty and the US/Canada Data Privacy Treaty.
By our US Constitution, international treaties signed by the US Senate, as both of these were due to majority affirmation, have higher legal standing.
Can you solve it by planting a tree personally. Mostly true.
Will that solve it for the entire world and the pollution causing the glaciers to melt, your state to become a desert, and the oceans to rise in both temperature and sea level? No.
Let's be crystal. We're lazy. We're spending 3.5 percent of US GDP to subsidize fossil fuel exploration, drilling, processing, shipping, and use. With our tax dollars, our public lands, our infrastructure priorities. Just getting rid of all the tax subsidies, the artificial low land and sea lease rates for drilling, the tax incentives for business, would mostly fix it.
Flying less, on a personal level, would help a lot. Using a 787 Boeing or a turboprop when you do fly would fix half of that. Using a high speed train would also fix half of that (if you had one).
But, all the changes aren't that hard to do. Buying the $10 LED 3 pack of dimmable lights (got 3 packs) at Costco both saved me money (kaching) and reduced my emissions for the next 20-40 years. Less power plants making that energy.
Next time you were buying a car (don't buy them more often, the manufacture of each car generates a lot of emissions, even if it's an electric or hybrid) getting one that gets 40 mpg instead of 20 mpg, or a truck that gets 20 mpg instead of 10 mpg - that helps.
Lots of stuff helps. Trees help. But just doing the one thing won't fix it. At all. Sending our tax-subsidized coal and oil and tar sands distillates to China and Korea and Malaysia makes it worse.
So, at most, this would help ameliorate 10 percent total of the increase in temps just this decade, which would still result in 25 to 50 percent crop failures?
Great. But stop using fossil fuels. We have cheaper technology already.
See, the problem is many of you don't get that what you think of as "noise" in the DNA is actually code. Shifted code. The internal mechanisms use cis regulation and miRNA, mRNA, cRNA to adapt to things going on in the environment.
It's not noise code, or broken code.
It's designed to do that.
If anyone had taken assembler and machine coding back in the old days of computing, they'd get it. You only have so much to code with, so you make it do multiple things.
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Yeah but that doesn't work, there are gaps in the urine steam.
Don't cross the streams, the results will be even more shocking!
Sigh.
Not.
#JeSuisCharlie
Used in a heck of a lot of high schools, colleges and universities in the US and Canada.
Don't know why you'd say they're "not in much use".
But, hey, keep telling yourselves you'll make a mint coding Java at Amazon ...
Last I heard, North Korea said it had a well trained 6000 member cyber army, so maybe they will buy the $1200 digital walkmen?
The use of unwarranted electronic intercepts of data belonging to Canadian and EU citizens is a clear violation of both the US/EU Data Privacy Treaty and the US/Canada Data Privacy Treaty.
By our US Constitution, international treaties signed by the US Senate, as both of these were due to majority affirmation, have higher legal standing.
The FBI is lying.
Ooh, look, this set of commands overloads the device and opens the doors!
And, on reboot, you can hang it if you fire off this series of commands.
Time for shopping!
Look, I could fix my HDTV that burnt out. It's probably only the HDMI interface module.
Or I could spend a tiny bit more and get the same size HDTV now.
Capiche?
Please elaborate and stuff.
Serf says what?
Someone has to look out for the Christians of the world.
Hint: Jesus was against Pharisees and Money Lenders. If you think he said for you to get rich and destroy the world, you're reading the wrong bible.
Citizens would never let an NSL stand in their way of their Constitutional Rights.
Not privileges, Rights.
They probably bought the bulk DVDs from a Sony store.
Dumping food on countries kills off the local farms, causing even greater food insecurity.
Think before you drop bags of food on people's heads, crushing their farm animals and houses.
It's as if North Korea is such a backwater that they don't have 40 GB/s Net2 service like ... oh, wait, neither does the US ... my bad.
citation - Wall Street Journal online, 12/29/2014.
Buy a print edition.
Suck on that fossil fuel crony.
Now I'll just fire up my Steampunk Mars Exploratron and off we go!
Look, we don't need a new tablet or cell phone every year.
People are realizing that.
Now fix your business model, instead.
Is it simple to solve it?
Yes.
Can you solve it by planting a tree personally. Mostly true.
Will that solve it for the entire world and the pollution causing the glaciers to melt, your state to become a desert, and the oceans to rise in both temperature and sea level? No.
Let's be crystal. We're lazy. We're spending 3.5 percent of US GDP to subsidize fossil fuel exploration, drilling, processing, shipping, and use. With our tax dollars, our public lands, our infrastructure priorities. Just getting rid of all the tax subsidies, the artificial low land and sea lease rates for drilling, the tax incentives for business, would mostly fix it.
Flying less, on a personal level, would help a lot. Using a 787 Boeing or a turboprop when you do fly would fix half of that. Using a high speed train would also fix half of that (if you had one).
But, all the changes aren't that hard to do. Buying the $10 LED 3 pack of dimmable lights (got 3 packs) at Costco both saved me money (kaching) and reduced my emissions for the next 20-40 years. Less power plants making that energy.
Next time you were buying a car (don't buy them more often, the manufacture of each car generates a lot of emissions, even if it's an electric or hybrid) getting one that gets 40 mpg instead of 20 mpg, or a truck that gets 20 mpg instead of 10 mpg - that helps.
Lots of stuff helps. Trees help. But just doing the one thing won't fix it. At all. Sending our tax-subsidized coal and oil and tar sands distillates to China and Korea and Malaysia makes it worse.
There's a good paper on how a lot more DNA is used than we think, in the next issue of Cell.
But stop using fossil fuels
Do you know what most fertilizer is made of? Its not shit. Its oil.
I worked at Tek Cominco, idiot.
I know way more about it than you do.
So, at most, this would help ameliorate 10 percent total of the increase in temps just this decade, which would still result in 25 to 50 percent crop failures?
Great. But stop using fossil fuels. We have cheaper technology already.
Exterminate!
See, the problem is many of you don't get that what you think of as "noise" in the DNA is actually code. Shifted code. The internal mechanisms use cis regulation and miRNA, mRNA, cRNA to adapt to things going on in the environment.
It's not noise code, or broken code.
It's designed to do that.
If anyone had taken assembler and machine coding back in the old days of computing, they'd get it. You only have so much to code with, so you make it do multiple things.
Sap.
Technically it's an aerostat.
It carries gas.
Ever read Boneshaker?