Yes. And my ability to predict your future with my tarot cards, for some reason, can't be replicated in a controlled environment either. But come to my office, and let the cards tell you your future...
Quite a fitting cartoon actually. Frankenstein's monster was really a misunderstood creature in Shelley's book. On the other hand, Godzilla did save us from aliens too. So now I'm confused...
It's quite clear that all men are not created equal as a result of genetics. Clearly someone with Down syndrome, compared with someone without Down syndrome, is less intelligent, more prone to Alzheimer disease, and more prone to certain types of cancers.
Well that does pose an interesting question. Should people with genetic predisposition to disease have higher insurance rates? Should women with the BRCA mutations pay more? What if they get profilactic surgeries?
1) Someone might figure out how to get Linux to run on this thing (if it isn't already running Linux) or 2) Those who know will avoid this thing and get something else.
You mean like how MS redid the interface for their new office application? The new interface that, given time, actually does work better than the old one, but which the old-timers are still resistant to change because they're used to the old interface?
Riiight... and next you're going to tell me that Christopher Columbus wasn't the first person to discover the Americas, that there's a NEW Mexico, that there's no Santa Claus...
The reactor is practically in the middle of nowhere, and it's not an energy producing reactor. So even if it was near me, I'd be fine with it.
Yes. And my ability to predict your future with my tarot cards, for some reason, can't be replicated in a controlled environment either. But come to my office, and let the cards tell you your future...
It also contains potassium benzoate... that's bad...
MSFT isn't the only one who pulls crap like this. AAPL and NOK would gladly do the same things if they can get away with it.
France does it quite well. In fact they're a net energy exporter.
Yeah, especially when the feds take it away from you...
Sort of. Animals are a finite resource. You kill one, and that animal won't be replaced for a while.
Please turn in your Slashdot ID and nerd card. Also, please unholster and return your pitch fork.
Nice, but does it play Ogg???
Quite a fitting cartoon actually. Frankenstein's monster was really a misunderstood creature in Shelley's book. On the other hand, Godzilla did save us from aliens too. So now I'm confused...
China would not have because of their one child policy. Probably not Japan either since they don't have much land.
That's because people don't know how to use the 'underrated' moderation.
Why very good, what with all this Ford stock I just bought!
The article mentions how HIV can infect other primates but not cause disease, and even gives a molecular explanation. So how will this be spun?
It's quite clear that all men are not created equal as a result of genetics. Clearly someone with Down syndrome, compared with someone without Down syndrome, is less intelligent, more prone to Alzheimer disease, and more prone to certain types of cancers.
Well that does pose an interesting question. Should people with genetic predisposition to disease have higher insurance rates? Should women with the BRCA mutations pay more? What if they get profilactic surgeries?
Or go into medicine. You wouldn't belive the things people put in their rectum and how it got there...
With regard to option 1, here's a good site
1) Someone might figure out how to get Linux to run on this thing (if it isn't already running Linux) or
2) Those who know will avoid this thing and get something else.
It's truthiness!
You mean like how MS redid the interface for their new office application? The new interface that, given time, actually does work better than the old one, but which the old-timers are still resistant to change because they're used to the old interface?
Have you seen a dwarf do a fat chick? No? So indeed you haven't seen everything...
Hmmm... I suppose that I should disconnect this Phenom-powered computer running Windows from this nuclear power station I'm working at...
Riiight... and next you're going to tell me that Christopher Columbus wasn't the first person to discover the Americas, that there's a NEW Mexico, that there's no Santa Claus...
Pay phones are still present. AT&T just won't be in charge of them. Verizon still has quite a few of them.