I expect that unemployed coal miners could find success in opening "boutique" coal shops in revitalized downtown areas. This hand-picked coal is lovingly taken from small mines that have a limited impact on the environment.
Which makes me appreciate all the thought that Slashdot put into its security. For example, did you know if you accidentally type your own password into a comment, it stars it out for you? Example:
For two, the cost of shutting that industry down does not cover the cost of starting new energy industries to replace it. Or were we just going to go without 37% of our electricity?
I picture vast fields of hipsters pedaling bolted-down fixies with generators attached.
The way you put things, yeah that might be interpreted as sexist...
Honestly (and this is just my opinion), I don't think women want to look at it as "effort/time put in = money". They see the position, it is basically the same "tier" for a man and a woman, and the woman makes less. Never mind that particular man may have worked X more years and puts in Y extra hours.
So, the reason for my question is that when I first heard about this, it was presented as a theft by an entity outside of Mt. Gox. These explanations seem like it was inside job. Is that the thinking now?
I don't understand Bitcoins in general, but I *really* don't understand the process where they could be stolen. Could someone please explain it? Car analogies OK.
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I had no idea such a thing as a "corn lobby" existed.
Weird times.
They were involved, under many layers, in the celery/bacon fiasco.
...it just makes me want to sue them on principle.
In any case, changing the Constitution is straightforward, if not "easy" : amend it per the steps provided. Good luck with that.
I expect that unemployed coal miners could find success in opening "boutique" coal shops in revitalized downtown areas. This hand-picked coal is lovingly taken from small mines that have a limited impact on the environment.
Hey, at least they got some punctuation in there.
And : the, more; the... better!
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Neat, huh?
...bags another head.
Ouch! You said "Koch" and "big oil", and both my knees went out of joint. Spread that shit around a little.
How often do they put out a "We're all going do die" report like this?
As often as it takes until people like you listen?
SCIENCE, BITCH!
I fucking love science!
There, does that help?
Thanks Obama!!!
Partisan moron is a moron.
This meme is used so often it's hard to separate first order sarcasm from the second order sarcasm.
Particulates jam the drone's intake... Drone stalls and dies... Pollution found!
And if it does, at least that's a good problem to have.
It took a few hundred more years before they discovered the Higgs Bison.
For two, the cost of shutting that industry down does not cover the cost of starting new energy industries to replace it. Or were we just going to go without 37% of our electricity?
I picture vast fields of hipsters pedaling bolted-down fixies with generators attached.
You'd think it sucks to be spied on or something.
Hitler was a traitor?
This is really the only Slashdot post I'll ever need again.
baby
The way you put things, yeah that might be interpreted as sexist...
Honestly (and this is just my opinion), I don't think women want to look at it as "effort/time put in = money". They see the position, it is basically the same "tier" for a man and a woman, and the woman makes less. Never mind that particular man may have worked X more years and puts in Y extra hours.
I know, troll. But I'm serious. It's a factor in manpower planning, especially in smaller teams.
Right. It ain't called "womanpower" planning. Amirite fellas?!
Well there was a "turd on the run" on Apollo 10. Tellingly, no one owned up to it.
I can see this on my pizza.
Ask your mummy to make you one.
So, the reason for my question is that when I first heard about this, it was presented as a theft by an entity outside of Mt. Gox. These explanations seem like it was inside job. Is that the thinking now?
I don't understand Bitcoins in general, but I *really* don't understand the process where they could be stolen. Could someone please explain it? Car analogies OK.
I just realized that "Bigender" is meant to be "bi-gender", not "big ender".
So I guess that answers the question I had about "Littleender".