If they've gone past more than the initial Earth-Lunar escape, however, the way you abort the mission is you vent the oxygen tanks remotely, after triggering the failsafe protocol.
Perhaps, but in my personal experience, I have noted that traditional LEDs deal with vibration better than standard CFLs. However, have not read any papers on shock tests for either, or for organic LEDs.
Using them during active filming on closed sets is a reasonable response.
Using them for fighting fires is a reasonable response.
Commercial everyday use is an unreasonable response and risk.
Private use to peep on people is an unreasonable response and risk. Just ask people in Vancouver BC. There they have rights of Privacy. Or in Washington State - we have rights of privacy too, in our state constitution.
It's not like, since 2010, that China, India, and the US are responsible for creating all the increased climate change gasses for Global Warming.
Oh.
Wait.
It is.
Just end the fossil fuels subsidies and tax exemptions and cheap land and sea leases and the entire system will fix itself. This is why Adam Smith, the Father of Capitalism (and a Scot), warned against the anti-capitalist Mercantalists.
1. Did Netflix think it could get away without offering 1/3 Canadian content in Canada in both English and French?
2. Why do they need subscriber data (unless it proves Netflix isn't addressing 1)?
It's Canada. You don't want to deal with Canadian regulators, don't do business in Canada, it's that simple (and, yes, I do have a degree in business in Canada and have run businesses and worked for them there).
The referendum was a binding vote because it was approved by the Queen and Parliament in the confusingly titled "The Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 5) Order 2013"
For centuries, Canada was just something approved in "The British North American Act".
Not that confusing.
Canada was created in 1867, only was not considered Britain in 1947, gained independence in 1982 (yes, I know you don't know this, you're American, you probably think Canada is a state).
Why are you being modded down? The wars are almost entirely off budget. Maybe they'll make up for it with asset forfeitures..
They can't handle the truth. They believe in fictions written by some old lady who collected social security and received other government subsidies she railed against.
That's my guess.
But, yes, the US has an unfortunate tendancy, since the War of Independence, and the Civil War, continued to the present, of always fighting wars off budget. Which is where the budget deficits come from. Social Security pays for itself and has always had a surplus, and still does.
The debt is mostly from wars that were not paid for.
It also ignores the 50 percent of military budget that is in the "black budget", as well as the NSA and the other four three letter agencies we don't tell you about.
Now that everyone has commented, the monied Powers That Be will weight it accordingly, and rule in favor of the Biggest Lobbyist donations to the corrupt Congress.
You are bound by the treaties your country signed. In fact, they have more legal weight in the US than laws passed by your own Congress.
As an example, the US has signed Data Treaties with the EU and with Canada that give citizens of those countries more rights to privacy than you as an American would have (exception: if you are also a citizen of an EU country or Canada, you gain those rights in the US as well).
Same goes for any treaties signed for non-countries such as Antarctica (which you are bound to) and space (where those exist).
That's the law. That you choose to be a space pirate, is your own problem. I recommend wearing a gold colored space pirate outfit, with a cape and a cool helmet.
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We could easily abort a manned mission to Mars.
We just cancel the launch.
If they've gone past more than the initial Earth-Lunar escape, however, the way you abort the mission is you vent the oxygen tanks remotely, after triggering the failsafe protocol.
In one workplace in Ohio a coworker chopped off someone's head after being fired.
Fire is the least of your worries
Perhaps, but in my personal experience, I have noted that traditional LEDs deal with vibration better than standard CFLs. However, have not read any papers on shock tests for either, or for organic LEDs.
Just saying.
The main barrier to large scale consumer and commercial adoption of LEDs is cost per unit.
That said, good news!
And as we all know from Atty Gen Holder, Big Crime never goes punished.
Can't lock up people for the big crimes.
Instead we let them break the Constitution, like the NSA, and profit by their actions.
Using them during active filming on closed sets is a reasonable response.
Using them for fighting fires is a reasonable response.
Commercial everyday use is an unreasonable response and risk.
Private use to peep on people is an unreasonable response and risk. Just ask people in Vancouver BC. There they have rights of Privacy. Or in Washington State - we have rights of privacy too, in our state constitution.
they claim they don't have any plans to ramp up skilled immigrants and in fact have CUT their Temporary Foreign Workers Programme.
I think M$FT is just trying more of the FUD they always use.
It's easy, just stop shipping US and Canadian coal, oil, and LNG to China.
Period.
Everything else is sound and fury, signifying nothing but hot air.
Even when you "turn them off" they can still be turned back on by any official at a higher government level.
So if a city or municipality turns off theirs, the county or state can turn it on, and it will be turned on during high level fed visits.
Naturally, they can neither confirm nor deny this occurs.
It's not like, since 2010, that China, India, and the US are responsible for creating all the increased climate change gasses for Global Warming.
Oh.
Wait.
It is.
Just end the fossil fuels subsidies and tax exemptions and cheap land and sea leases and the entire system will fix itself. This is why Adam Smith, the Father of Capitalism (and a Scot), warned against the anti-capitalist Mercantalists.
1. Did Netflix think it could get away without offering 1/3 Canadian content in Canada in both English and French?
2. Why do they need subscriber data (unless it proves Netflix isn't addressing 1)?
It's Canada. You don't want to deal with Canadian regulators, don't do business in Canada, it's that simple (and, yes, I do have a degree in business in Canada and have run businesses and worked for them there).
The referendum was a binding vote because it was approved by the Queen and Parliament in the confusingly titled "The Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 5) Order 2013"
For centuries, Canada was just something approved in "The British North American Act".
Not that confusing.
Canada was created in 1867, only was not considered Britain in 1947, gained independence in 1982 (yes, I know you don't know this, you're American, you probably think Canada is a state).
Oh.
Wait.
Too soon?
Oh, wait, no that's us.
Walls can't be built higher than corporate jets can fly.
That's what drones are for
Why are you being modded down? The wars are almost entirely off budget. Maybe they'll make up for it with asset forfeitures..
They can't handle the truth. They believe in fictions written by some old lady who collected social security and received other government subsidies she railed against.
That's my guess.
But, yes, the US has an unfortunate tendancy, since the War of Independence, and the Civil War, continued to the present, of always fighting wars off budget. Which is where the budget deficits come from. Social Security pays for itself and has always had a surplus, and still does.
No we told you about those
The debt is mostly from wars that were not paid for.
It also ignores the 50 percent of military budget that is in the "black budget", as well as the NSA and the other four three letter agencies we don't tell you about.
About time this happened.
Next up: removing tax exemptions and tax exclusions for corporations.
Corporations aren't People.
People pay taxes and go to jail.
Pitchforks. And torches.
Don't forget the guillotines.
Now that everyone has commented, the monied Powers That Be will weight it accordingly, and rule in favor of the Biggest Lobbyist donations to the corrupt Congress.
What? You thought you weren't actually Serfs?
Yeah, sure.
Kind of doubting we will see space wagon trains
Technically, no.
You are bound by the treaties your country signed. In fact, they have more legal weight in the US than laws passed by your own Congress.
As an example, the US has signed Data Treaties with the EU and with Canada that give citizens of those countries more rights to privacy than you as an American would have (exception: if you are also a citizen of an EU country or Canada, you gain those rights in the US as well).
Same goes for any treaties signed for non-countries such as Antarctica (which you are bound to) and space (where those exist).
That's the law. That you choose to be a space pirate, is your own problem. I recommend wearing a gold colored space pirate outfit, with a cape and a cool helmet.
A stone's throw.... for a volcano.... maybe.
I specified the delivery, not the mechanism.
Any form of gas has that problem. Methane and gas from wells also have a high leakage rate.
Doesn't mean we don't use LNG or methane in fuel cells, though.