Why not just use an off-the-shelf processor and put the PCBs in shielded, shock mounted enclosures?
Allow us to introduce to you government purchasing system... Before viewing prices, we suggest you put your tray tables in the upright position so that there are no obstacles when you reflexively smack yourself in the forehead.
harvested all the planets from other solar systems near them for resources to start building a dyson sphere....
Has anyone done the math on this? Just how much rock would we need to mine to make the metal to build a Dyson sphere
Based on my analysis of Press Release Promise Units mixed into an alloy with Wild Speculation Hype, about a kilogram of carbon nanotubes.
The formula is:
- Carbon nanotubes
- something something
- Dyson Sphere
- profit
That would only apply if it was finished being built. The rabid distortions and exaggerations are claiming it's "under construction", which means it would be all patchy and full of mostly open areas still.
But if their Congressional funding got cut mid-sphere... Dyson's Bowl.
The ultimate game design is the one you don't even know you're playing. Welcome to LifeSim (TM) where you sit in a cube and just code all day.
Our motto is: "Hey, it's more watchable than golf."
some guys are perfectly happy with it that way. the grass is always greener, ya know? and when you get to the other side you were happier when you only had the fantasy
Unless the other side gets a Brazilian, then the "lack of grass on the other side" is pretty enticing.
“Because the house exists largely as a set of digital files, the plans can be sent anywhere in the world, constructed using local materials, adapted to the site, and influenced by local culture.”
Geez, don't know what it's going to be made of yet they still claim it's "carbon neutral".
It just means all the carbon parts are painted beige.
It is a strange comment. After all, as was pointed out in The Atlantic, as of 2009 most Chinese still did not have running water. So it may be a stretch to say a US$205 phone is, "almost a burner."
I wish there had been a fight, that would make watching the video (of NYC cops choking Eric Garner to death) and believing what I am seeing, somewhat possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Nope, most of dell is owned by banks. Even more so after this deal. Besides it is usually just debt restructuring with no effect on employees or the organization. Look at all the airline bankruptcies, they come out pretty well every single time.
There are so few examples of US airlines failing, they barely even made a complete Wikipedia listing of them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Sorry, that's kind of snarky. I need coffee.
According to unnamed sources, the project got significant help from the charity, "NSAssists" who provided many critical hardware components, free of charge.
The project leader stated that, "We are so fortunate that a little-known US-based charitable foundation offered to help without even being asked."
Right. And TFS uses language like, "After getting away with..." to get somebody all spun up. Like it was a crime.
The whole amount of money involved, whether it had stayed in FB's bank account or went into the employees' salaries, was taxed.
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Ooh....get a room you two...
Or a milking stool.
Why not just use an off-the-shelf processor and put the PCBs in shielded, shock mounted enclosures?
Allow us to introduce to you government purchasing system... Before viewing prices, we suggest you put your tray tables in the upright position so that there are no obstacles when you reflexively smack yourself in the forehead.
relies on NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN) to make its long-distance calls.
Good to see the alliance with Bajor is paying dividends.
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No they're not. I've never had a smartphone crash on my head, break through my window or spy on me from above.
You weren't standing close enough when I threw my last &%$# phone.
harvested all the planets from other solar systems near them for resources to start building a dyson sphere....
Has anyone done the math on this? Just how much rock would we need to mine to make the metal to build a Dyson sphere
Based on my analysis of Press Release Promise Units mixed into an alloy with Wild Speculation Hype, about a kilogram of carbon nanotubes.
The formula is:
- Carbon nanotubes
- something something
- Dyson Sphere
- profit
That would only apply if it was finished being built. The rabid distortions and exaggerations are claiming it's "under construction", which means it would be all patchy and full of mostly open areas still.
But if their Congressional funding got cut mid-sphere... Dyson's Bowl.
... And I don't play the games!
The ultimate game design is the one you don't even know you're playing. Welcome to LifeSim (TM) where you sit in a cube and just code all day.
Our motto is: "Hey, it's more watchable than golf."
some guys are perfectly happy with it that way. the grass is always greener, ya know? and when you get to the other side you were happier when you only had the fantasy
Unless the other side gets a Brazilian, then the "lack of grass on the other side" is pretty enticing.
I think something other than a flag will be at half mast...
Thanks for explaining the joke, Captain.
Vaporware?
“Because the house exists largely as a set of digital files, the plans can be sent anywhere in the world, constructed using local materials, adapted to the site, and influenced by local culture.”
Geez, don't know what it's going to be made of yet they still claim it's "carbon neutral".
It just means all the carbon parts are painted beige.
They think they're on the cutting edge of becoming Johnny Mnemonic... but really more likely to just get an infection and become Johnny Mneumonia.
You do understand that $190,000 in 1966 was equivalant to well over a million dollars today, right?
Dammit Jim, he's an Anonymous Coward, not an Economist.
Or a mathematician.
Or relevant.
How did you afford a +2 mace as an ox cart driver?
He had loaded D20's.
I tried watching one of the episodes and I could not finish it. Acting on TOS was bad, but this was just unwatchable.
Dammit Jim, it's free entertainment not a million dollar budget production.
...women embrace the playboy bunny
I think this activity is reserved for the subculture called "furries". There may be videos devoted to it as well, Google at your own discretion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
It is a strange comment. After all, as was pointed out in The Atlantic, as of 2009 most Chinese still did not have running water. So it may be a stretch to say a US$205 phone is, "almost a burner."
Source: http://jamesfallows.theatlanti...
Any time there is a fight someone can get hurt.
I wish there had been a fight, that would make watching the video (of NYC cops choking Eric Garner to death) and believing what I am seeing, somewhat possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Nope, most of dell is owned by banks. Even more so after this deal. Besides it is usually just debt restructuring with no effect on employees or the organization. Look at all the airline bankruptcies, they come out pretty well every single time.
There are so few examples of US airlines failing, they barely even made a complete Wikipedia listing of them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Sorry, that's kind of snarky. I need coffee.
According to unnamed sources, the project got significant help from the charity, "NSAssists" who provided many critical hardware components, free of charge.
The project leader stated that, "We are so fortunate that a little-known US-based charitable foundation offered to help without even being asked."
Exactly. That guy in NYC that the cops just choked to death -- no non-lethal tech would solve that kind of decision-making.
Is this a bonus moo? And will we be taxed on said 'bonus moo'?
I find it hard to believe that Facebook has no profit generating business in the UK.
FB paid out all the profits to their employees, who were taxed.
Right. And TFS uses language like, " After getting away with..." to get somebody all spun up.
Like it was a crime.
The whole amount of money involved, whether it had stayed in FB's bank account or went into the employees' salaries, was taxed.