If you're stupid or desperate you'll make the minimum down-payment and keep the money in your pocket right now, but pay several times what you "saved" in increased interest payments.
In the US, the liberal worldview typically includes a fairly gun-control stance, yet most/.ers typically seem to be against gun control - which falls more in line with the conservative worldview here.
IMO, yes, unions too. The individuals in the union are welcome to donate directly to the candidate if they wish to, but the union shouldn't be donating union funds to political candidates.
Thank you for posting that. I thought that was going to be the case -- several items that I, at least, don't have any use for. The few items I do have a use for, I wouldn't buy again since I already have them. Maybe this printer would make a good housewarming gift for someone's first home (although a bit pricey for that) but other than that, i don't see it paying for itself on basic household items.
Since you have access to the study itself, can you tell if they included the cost of materials for the printer to make these items? I have no idea how much the "ink" costs for these 3d printers.
honestly assume that he struggled and grew up in the deep south (instead of Hawaii) like them
Wait, so you complain about others not researching what they choose to believe, yet you believe he grew up in Hawaii? He grew up in Chicago. He did struggle with racial issues just like most people in Chicago did.
Both did good things and both of them did bad things. The only question is did the good outweigh the bad.
Actually, that's not the question. The question is answered in the first of these two sentences. It is "Did they do bad things?" and the answer is "yes." Regardless of whether those were a means to a good end, the bad things they did are punishable and should be punished.
Ultimately it's not the tower's decision if the plane is safe, it is the pilot's. The tower is probably being a bit over cautious as a result of recent events. It's actually much more like a passenger saying "You're heading straight for that tree!" when the tree is a quarter mile ahead of the car and the road curves before it gets to the tree.
Given that Pelosi and Boehner both voted against this bill, I'd say this is a much bigger problem than most of the others we've talked about around slashdot. When those two agree, you know something is severely wrong with the world.
Different is not better. I live in a city in a nice apartment, a 2 minute walk to the train that takes me to work (2 or 3 days/week I make the 30 minute bike ride to work), a thousand acre park nearby where I can do my morning runs and attend concerts and other events throughout the year, a grocery store 3 blocks away, over a dozen bars and restaurants within a 15 minute walk from home, a real butcher and baker within a 10 minute walk. I have a car, but only use it on weekends and since I only fill up the tank once a month or less, I don't care if gas is $3/gallon or $6/gallon.
I'd just like to point out that both of those items in bold are heavily subsidized. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
How can malware be zero-day? If it's exploiting some security weakness, then it's a virus and not malware. If it's malware, then it's probably gotten itself installed (even if through nefarious means) via some social engineering technique. I suspect this is a stretched use of "zero-day" in order to make the headline & article more exciting.
Really, this is modded "Funny"??? I know it's an anecdote and it's flawed in this argument, but how is it funny that this poor person has to watch their child struggle with Autism?
I thought that was what we'd get with Obama. He did show some of that, but I think he got forced to play the game as a result of the political climate, and he's just not that good at it.
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I log in to my toilet every day at 10:00....
We all live in fear of beings we can't communicate with. Maybe this is the first step to bridging the gap.
A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
In the US, the liberal worldview typically includes a fairly gun-control stance, yet most /.ers typically seem to be against gun control - which falls more in line with the conservative worldview here.
Um... well... they ARE editors...
They must disable this logic when the article is about gun control, eh?
IMO, yes, unions too. The individuals in the union are welcome to donate directly to the candidate if they wish to, but the union shouldn't be donating union funds to political candidates.
Who needs a spoon rest when there is no spoon?
Thank you for posting that. I thought that was going to be the case -- several items that I, at least, don't have any use for. The few items I do have a use for, I wouldn't buy again since I already have them. Maybe this printer would make a good housewarming gift for someone's first home (although a bit pricey for that) but other than that, i don't see it paying for itself on basic household items.
Since you have access to the study itself, can you tell if they included the cost of materials for the printer to make these items? I have no idea how much the "ink" costs for these 3d printers.
then later...
Wait, so you complain about others not researching what they choose to believe, yet you believe he grew up in Hawaii? He grew up in Chicago. He did struggle with racial issues just like most people in Chicago did.
I'm just answering BenSchuarmer's question.
Actually, that's not the question. The question is answered in the first of these two sentences. It is "Did they do bad things?" and the answer is "yes." Regardless of whether those were a means to a good end, the bad things they did are punishable and should be punished.
600 MSL (mean sea level) which is probably pretty close to 600ft above the surface of the water near San Francisco depending on tides.
It's clearly spelled out in the NOTAM.
Ultimately it's not the tower's decision if the plane is safe, it is the pilot's. The tower is probably being a bit over cautious as a result of recent events. It's actually much more like a passenger saying "You're heading straight for that tree!" when the tree is a quarter mile ahead of the car and the road curves before it gets to the tree.
We did that for a little while after 9/11.
Please intimate me with the details of this cinema.
I didn't realize that. That's very interesting. An about face for him, or does he really see a difference between the two?
Given that Pelosi and Boehner both voted against this bill, I'd say this is a much bigger problem than most of the others we've talked about around slashdot. When those two agree, you know something is severely wrong with the world.
Really, a town named Viganella with mirrors all over the place? These jokes write themselves!
I'd just like to point out that both of those items in bold are heavily subsidized. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Wake up, sheeple!!! http://xkcd.com/1013/
How can malware be zero-day? If it's exploiting some security weakness, then it's a virus and not malware. If it's malware, then it's probably gotten itself installed (even if through nefarious means) via some social engineering technique. I suspect this is a stretched use of "zero-day" in order to make the headline & article more exciting.
Really, this is modded "Funny"??? I know it's an anecdote and it's flawed in this argument, but how is it funny that this poor person has to watch their child struggle with Autism?
I thought that was what we'd get with Obama. He did show some of that, but I think he got forced to play the game as a result of the political climate, and he's just not that good at it.