Last time I checked, Microsoft opened up many of their Office formats to be implemented by third parties free of charge, including Word 97-2007. What's the issue?
Why fear a collected centralized source of information that gives general information about your person ran by the government (or some partially privatized-government combination) when, for the most part, the same information can be obtained by anyone with competence with a web browser and a few search engines? Welcome to the Information Age.
7.6 billion years? If people are still H. sapiens then it'll probably be throwing out some theories too, since current theories posits we were only minor fauna running around in the footprints of dinosaurs merely 80 million years ago.
Too bad you're wrong, Mr. Troll: those phrases haven't been around for "cednturies [sic]." The phrase third world was coined by Alfred Sauvy in the 1950s. He also retroactively coined the words first world and second world to apply to already existent categorical differences between the Democratic West and the Communist East. I believe the phrase you confused with first world is the Old World. However, the Old World does not merely apply to the wealthy European nations, but all of Eurasia and Africa as well.
Tsar Bomba, Russia's 50 Megaton H bomb. For comparison purposes, the Tunguska Event explosion wasn't that high, as the highest estimates say about 30 tons, others (more believable) put it at about half that.
Interesting idea, but the way I see it, if they're going to argue that piracy is a gateway crime, how can they not argue that music makes people violent? I have to offset this with the fact that they are the RIAA, nevertheless, combining these two opinions seems roughly logically consistent to me.
Hmm I've never noticed a speed change on my connection with Cox, and they advertise a similar "Power Boost." I just downloaded an 800MB file and got 6.94Mbps over 17 minutes.
Natural selection of metabolism rates. People with high metabolisms won't be as likely to get the diseases related to obesity and thus will live longer and theoretically have more children. That, my friend, is how we as a species adapt to the I/O energy changes. But of course, Skynet forbid we actually need fat after that evolutionary step, because that would probably doom our metabolically empowered overlords.
If this holds true after more analysis, I think that moon just became are next target. After all, all we really need to establish a real space age is an obvious market opportunity.
This one, if capitalized on, would be one that could only lead to hurting the Earth.
Going a little off-topic sci-fi here, I'd like to see if we could take the excess CO2 from Earth and put it on Mars to develop a thicker atmosphere.
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Whilst I'm not attempting to RTFA and just going by the summary, it sounds like nothing more than what I've always been doing with "site:".
Until you realize your neighbor is psychopathic murderer, then you're in trouble.
...as thousands of CoS members migrate to Sweden to physically destroy the server...
I guess your parents weren't thinking about information security back in 197*.
Last time I checked, Microsoft opened up many of their Office formats to be implemented by third parties free of charge, including Word 97-2007. What's the issue?
Why fear a collected centralized source of information that gives general information about your person ran by the government (or some partially privatized-government combination) when, for the most part, the same information can be obtained by anyone with competence with a web browser and a few search engines? Welcome to the Information Age.
Guns could also be used for recreation as in skeet shooting, trap shooting et cetera. They can also be used to obtain food. Just something I noticed...
...googling for Akamai generates a 403 and CAPTCHA to regain permissions.
7.6 billion years? If people are still H. sapiens then it'll probably be throwing out some theories too, since current theories posits we were only minor fauna running around in the footprints of dinosaurs merely 80 million years ago.
Too bad you're wrong, Mr. Troll: those phrases haven't been around for "cednturies [sic]." The phrase third world was coined by Alfred Sauvy in the 1950s. He also retroactively coined the words first world and second world to apply to already existent categorical differences between the Democratic West and the Communist East. I believe the phrase you confused with first world is the Old World. However, the Old World does not merely apply to the wealthy European nations, but all of Eurasia and Africa as well.
Tsar Bomba, Russia's 50 Megaton H bomb. For comparison purposes, the Tunguska Event explosion wasn't that high, as the highest estimates say about 30 tons, others (more believable) put it at about half that.
Interesting idea, but the way I see it, if they're going to argue that piracy is a gateway crime, how can they not argue that music makes people violent? I have to offset this with the fact that they are the RIAA, nevertheless, combining these two opinions seems roughly logically consistent to me.
You're comparing oranges and limes. They're both citrus fruits, but they're still not the same thing.
Hmm I've never noticed a speed change on my connection with Cox, and they advertise a similar "Power Boost." I just downloaded an 800MB file and got 6.94Mbps over 17 minutes.
Ah yes, reminiscent of H.G.Wells' Morlocks.
I use Notepad. If you hate Microsoft, I'm sure something like gedit would suffice. Hell, you could use vi or Emacs.
Natural selection of metabolism rates. People with high metabolisms won't be as likely to get the diseases related to obesity and thus will live longer and theoretically have more children. That, my friend, is how we as a species adapt to the I/O energy changes. But of course, Skynet forbid we actually need fat after that evolutionary step, because that would probably doom our metabolically empowered overlords.
Reaching anything above level 80 in Runescape would suffice as well.
If this holds true after more analysis, I think that moon just became are next target. After all, all we really need to establish a real space age is an obvious market opportunity.
This one, if capitalized on, would be one that could only lead to hurting the Earth.
Going a little off-topic sci-fi here, I'd like to see if we could take the excess CO2 from Earth and put it on Mars to develop a thicker atmosphere.
Exactly, Linux is pro-choice.
That's one laptop, one pair of pants, or in RIAA-land, that's 36 CD, cheap half empty CDs at that.
And the residents of HD 189733b found Earth not too long, and dismissed for containing life as it was far too cold.