type of weapon for that job would be firing copper jacketed or steel rounds. Evidence of impact would remain anyway. If perp not interested in dying in a fire the weapon would be non-man portable and LOUD like nothing you've ever likely heard
more specifically something like an M102 howitzer (105mm AKA 4.1 inch) would have the range, but I'm pretty sure someone would have noticed one of those bad-ass motherfuckers going off, not to mention it wouldn't just make a "breech" in a cooling system on impact HAHAHA
you can lose all your SD cards and photos in plenty of accidents at home. Large enterprises have redundant data centers. If you encrypt your data it doesn't matter who steals a copy of the cloud files. You spend more on SD cards than I do on "cloud storage"
wrong, most of the universe is receding away from us at faster than light speed.
And drop your religious belief in science, physics is a man-made set of useful models, that we already know don't apply to all situations. We don't know what the laws of nature are. We don't know that making a craft that goes FTL is impossible, in fact our understanding of GR says it IS possible.
oh I thought the summary said it would cost me an extra $1.2 billion a year. I was brokering a deal with the local nuke plant for dedicated use of their 2nd reactor and genset. What a relief
You've just made me realize my local zoo doesn't provide the dolphins with towels, the bastards. I'm not sure what the chimps have back in the concrete faux-cave at the rear of the exhibit but I intend to get to the bottom of this matter.
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the telescope is primarily for radio astronomy, not SETI
Obama's original birth certificate sadly was lost in the fire, but don't worry we have county records computer in Hawaii full of replacement ones
type of weapon for that job would be firing copper jacketed or steel rounds. Evidence of impact would remain anyway. If perp not interested in dying in a fire the weapon would be non-man portable and LOUD like nothing you've ever likely heard
I'm really interested what rifle you think is going to work at 2+ mile range, unless the sniper wants to die in the fire
more specifically something like an M102 howitzer (105mm AKA 4.1 inch) would have the range, but I'm pretty sure someone would have noticed one of those bad-ass motherfuckers going off, not to mention it wouldn't just make a "breech" in a cooling system on impact HAHAHA
you can lose all your SD cards and photos in plenty of accidents at home. Large enterprises have redundant data centers. If you encrypt your data it doesn't matter who steals a copy of the cloud files. You spend more on SD cards than I do on "cloud storage"
Your plan is even more foolish, sd cards can and do fail. Your plan makes no sense.
Plenty of cloud storage vendors have been in business and working fine for years.
face it, the only gigantic troll here is you.
wrong, most of the universe is receding away from us at faster than light speed.
And drop your religious belief in science, physics is a man-made set of useful models, that we already know don't apply to all situations. We don't know what the laws of nature are. We don't know that making a craft that goes FTL is impossible, in fact our understanding of GR says it IS possible.
no, not if you drag a bubble of space-time with you. there is no velocity limit in that case either.
No, he did nothing of the sort. No one has successfully "married general relativity to quantum mechanics", that is beyond present day physics.
He has applied quantum thermodynamics to certain aspects of a black hole, but that is not the same thing.
plenty of tiny form factor x86 computers out there in that price range
this has nothing to do with the pi market. zero.
nothing like the losses of sending green power to place that rips water apart and then transports/stores hydrogen
there are better ways to store wind and solar power, and you don't need to "carry" stored energy when you have electric train connected to grid
people who were put in there as a result of deals between yahoo and some large ISP like SBC/AT&T, the customers name, address, phone number are there
one of their "co-branded" ISP deals was with AT&T (bought by SBC), and also "my AT&T" users were put into yahoo mail
but the change password link in the yahoo web mail UI takes one to "my AT&T" account page for AT&T login and password
Do you have proof the alarm clock used gasoline inefficiently?
There are 150 kilocalories in a 1` oz snack bag of cheetos, that's enough to run a 16W flourescent bulb for 12 hours!
oh I thought the summary said it would cost me an extra $1.2 billion a year. I was brokering a deal with the local nuke plant for dedicated use of their 2nd reactor and genset. What a relief
you don't take them to vets for checkup, dental and immunization? My friends that have horses do that here, that $250 a month covers everything
Sadly the horses don't pay you to shovel their manure
No they haven't. This is an extremely inefficient use of "green" power, alternative storage methods would be superior to hydrogen
yes, my friends and I stagger out of saloons on occasion.
I don't exploit them, I eat them for dinner.
You've just made me realize my local zoo doesn't provide the dolphins with towels, the bastards. I'm not sure what the chimps have back in the concrete faux-cave at the rear of the exhibit but I intend to get to the bottom of this matter.
that's what my mane man told me, he's no foal and can look pasture usual stereotypes about horses.