Polluting of the environment, genetic modification, carrying out experiments on humans, causing social injustice, causing poverty, becoming obscenely wealthy and taking drugs all constitute mortal sins, according to Girotti.
The bill would require anyone who contributes to a website to register their real name, address and e-mail address with that site.
Now that Rep. Crouch has contributed to a Website, via a reporter, he must be devastated to think that he is responsible for an increased danger of online bullying - until his own postal address and e-mail address are posted online.
So please don't post his address and prove him wrong.
"Had Facebook and MySpace required Aurigma to provide proof of a code audit before sourcing the plug-in this latest security issue could have been avoided," he said.
If only I could find a company to sell me a "code audit". It sounds so much better than just testing my code properly.
Sun and IBM need not rely on the OSP. I wonder whether, as companies, they have even accepted its terms. Sun and IBM both have large patent arsenals and Microsoft could not sue them without huge risk of retaliation. This is not the case with other developers.
So the average US household produces about 7.5*1000/1.799 m3 of CO2 = 4,169 m3 = 4,169,000 litres
One litre of the crystals could store about 83 litres of CO2.
So per family requires 4,169,000/83 = 50,228 litres of crystals per year
I guestimate the average house (of say 10 rooms) has a floorspace of about 1500 ft2 = 150 m2, with each room being 10 ft or 3 m high,
So the average house is 450 m3 = 450,000 litres, split between 10 rooms.
These crystals would about fill one room of every house every year, floor-to-ceiling.
As about half the other commentators have already said, this does not allow for the financial and environmental costs of producing these crystals. They might even cost more CO2 to produce than they store.
they insist on playing football right in front of the cars trying to use the car park
You think cars should have more rights than children? Football is much safer then driving.
they harrass people and treat adults there like crap
They're just echoing how adults have always treated kids
they've smashed the windows of the shops dozens of times
Yes, that's bad. But overall kids don't create nearly as much environmental damage as adults.
they throw rubbish everywhere...
I think you'll find that this "rubbish" is sold by the local shops. If you don't like it then complain to the shops or take your business elsewhere.
Nobody dares deal with it because if they do, *they* will be the ones who get punished for taking the law into their own hands
You can't criticize kids for ignoring the law and then imply the answer is for adults to do the same.
I've seen a lot more of kids since I gave up driving a car and started riding a bike. There are some retards, and in the main they are very funny. I suggest everyone lightens up. As for attacking them with sound, I hope the police prosecute the attackers.
The evil, nasty government is going to know my shoe size, earlobe shape and eye colour!
...and a week later so will anyone who can be bothered to search through government skips (dumpsters). The issue for me is that you have to assume that everything you tell the government, including this minor stuff, will eventually be available to anyone with a criminal scheme to use it. Mail me £1K or expect a phone call along the lines of: "Hello Mrs JJH, I'm having an affair with your husband. Yes I mean JJ, and I can prove it. You have to massage them to tell, but he has these funny earlobes".
I lean toward ODF because it is truly open but either way our main problem 10 years from now will be finding hardware to read those funny plastic disks and paying someone to do it.
If you store some Dells or HPs in a climate-controlled warehouse today, the hardware will still work in 20 years time. But if you try to boot your equally ancient ancient copy of Windows to run Office, Windows Genuine Advantage and its DRM siblings from 2008 will try to 'phone home, fail, decide you're a pirate, and lock up.
losing patents to help people-in-the-moment) leads to more deaths in the long run
Sex is the only thing that leads to more deaths in the long run, because more deaths requires more births.
Patents are one way of screwing people, but that's different.
A thing to remember though is that the average cost of developing a new drug easily runs into hundreds of millions of dollars and that they need to make that back to stay in business.
You might think so, but it's not true. Just yesterday I listened in while guys in the next office discussed a scheme to design and patent polymorphic forms of existing drugs - with most of the work being by software - and so develop colossal numbers of new drugs very cheaply. I doubt this is anything new.
I'll start by submitting the e-mail addresses of everyone I dislike and claim to be their parents and say that they are lieing about their age. Another well thought out government idea.
if you did convert all the CO2 from the coal plants... you'd just be burning it again in cars (or something else)
And what would the cars be burning otherwise?
Hydrogen. From the article: "The Sandia team originally developed the CR5 to generate hydrogen for use in fuel cells. If the device's rings are exposed to steam instead of carbon dioxide, they generate hydrogen."
The feds could initiate a program under which all citizens are issued key fobs similar to RSA Secure IDs with verification similar to that required for a passport... It works for managing access to top secret material
I salute your dongle scheme, sir, and the clever way you slipped it past prior commentators. I too have never heard of counterfeit passports or leaks of top secret material. As for hundreds of billions in monetary instruments, I am confident that the alleged losses on "sub prime" mortgages could never have happened if all concerned had secure key fobs.
It looks like they will make a list of sites which "promote violence and distribute child pornography and instruct ISP's to redirect http requests to them.
Presumably: redirect http requests away from them.
If enforced this violence ban must include Ozzie Rulesthe hardest game in the world so I doubt it will happen.
According to World Bank data, India had 20.3 traffic fatalities per 10,000 vehicles in 2003, which compares to only 1.86 traffic deaths in the U.S. per 10,000 vehicles according to these NCSA data (note the U.S. reports deaths per 100,000 vehicles as 18.59). Therefore, it is more than 10X more dangerous to drive in India than the U.S., measured by traffic deaths per 10,000 vehicles - Link from the article
India has less cars and many more pedestrians the USA.
So more of its accidents are car-on-pedestrian, which are more likely to cause death.
On the other hand, pedestrian-on-pedestrian and bike-on-pedestrian accidents are relatively low risk.
So for India, unless you plan to put everyone in cars, the way to reduce road deaths is less cars, not more.
Even if you covered the whole earth with solar panels, it would not supply the power that is currently used.
Yes it would, 1000 times over. There is plenty of renewable energy, the issue is cost, which is where these cells come in. "The total solar energy available to the earth is approximately 3850 zettajoules (ZJ) per year... Worldwide energy consumption was 0.471 ZJ in 2004." - Solar Energy
*NEVER* give out personal financial information in a transaction that you did not yourself originate. As in NEVER. People have been taken in by con-artists as long as there have been human's roaming the earth, and the solution to this behavior has been around just as long. Don't be a fool, and you won't be fooled.
Anyone can pretend to be your bank or the tax authorities, so don't fill in any forms or pay any money without cast-iron proof. Make them personally visit your shack in the mountains. Don't be scared if they make legal threats - they are only following the advice on their secret con-artist Websites and will never follow through.
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Actually at least six of these new seven deadly sins apply to the RIAA, starting with "polluting the environment".
- until his own postal address and e-mail address are posted online.
So please don't post his address and prove him wrong.
Sun and IBM need not rely on the OSP. I wonder whether, as companies, they have even accepted its terms. Sun and IBM both have large patent arsenals and Microsoft could not sue them without huge risk of retaliation. This is not the case with other developers.
Like Military Intelligence, or Microsoft Excel.
- The average US household produces 7.5 tons of CO2 equivalents per year.
- The density of C02 is 1.799 kg/m3
- So the average US household produces about 7.5*1000/1.799 m3 of CO2 = 4,169 m3 = 4,169,000 litres
- One litre of the crystals could store about 83 litres of CO2.
- So per family requires 4,169,000/83 = 50,228 litres of crystals per year
- I guestimate the average house (of say 10 rooms) has a floorspace of about 1500 ft2 = 150 m2, with each room being 10 ft or 3 m high,
- So the average house is 450 m3 = 450,000 litres, split between 10 rooms.
These crystals would about fill one room of every house every year, floor-to-ceiling.As about half the other commentators have already said, this does not allow for the financial and environmental costs of producing these crystals.
They might even cost more CO2 to produce than they store.
I've seen a lot more of kids since I gave up driving a car and started riding a bike. There are some retards, and in the main they are very funny. I suggest everyone lightens up. As for attacking them with sound, I hope the police prosecute the attackers.
... just use a passport. I'm surprised the government hasn't thought of this.
I get "We're sorry, the clip you are trying to play is not currently available in your area.". Seems even adverts are DRM'd nowadays.
Patents are one way of screwing people, but that's different.
New Vaccination Technique May Work for Dengue Fever. There's no commercial vaccine yet, but working on one seems a safer bet then mass-releases of genetically modified insects.
If enforced this violence ban must include Ozzie Rules the hardest game in the world so I doubt it will happen.
Sadly, I predict orders from the KGB and CIA.