I know this show is popular with a lot of people, but for me Mythbusters is about the most boring show ever. In any given show, only about five minutes of it is interesting. The rest of it is irritatingly dull, bullshit speculation, or repeating what the viewer just saw right before the last commercial break. And every show, EVERY show has to involve blowing something up. It's nice to see Jamie Hyneman doing something useful for a change. However, I hope he gets to the point if/when he finally demonstrates his armor to the military brass. Otherwise they'll be nodding off, looking at their watches.
See, the environmentalists are wrong. If 10,000 containers are good, then surely 100,000 containers would be better. Clearly we should be dumping our trash in the sea.
A think a more reliable predictor would be having a competent Algebra II teacher. If Algebra II had been required in my high school I would never have graduated. Neither would have a lot of other people. The Algebra I teacher was that bad. It wasn't until I got to college that I finally encountered someone who could teach me Algebra.
I had just been visiting the USArray site to watch the animations associated with the Japan Earthquake right before I read this article. It's a similar idea.
I will say this though, despite thinking that the whole "xG" thing is silly, after seeing the new T-Mobile spokesmodel, I'm tempted to buy whatever she is selling regardless of whatever number of "G's" it has stamped on it.:-)
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"Your facebook friends will not know the difference". Right. So, this is for very stupid tech-savvy men.
"Also, I invented the question mark", Rutkowski added.
There is no reason to own this kind of content. When access is ubiquitous, and cost is negligible, ownership becomes kind of redundant.
Just trying to coin a new term.
So, it's a 14.8 then.
So much for "routing around the damage".
I tried that but the producers rejected it because it only lasted seven minutes.
I know this show is popular with a lot of people, but for me Mythbusters is about the most boring show ever. In any given show, only about five minutes of it is interesting. The rest of it is irritatingly dull, bullshit speculation, or repeating what the viewer just saw right before the last commercial break. And every show, EVERY show has to involve blowing something up. It's nice to see Jamie Hyneman doing something useful for a change. However, I hope he gets to the point if/when he finally demonstrates his armor to the military brass. Otherwise they'll be nodding off, looking at their watches.
See, the environmentalists are wrong. If 10,000 containers are good, then surely 100,000 containers would be better. Clearly we should be dumping our trash in the sea.
A think a more reliable predictor would be having a competent Algebra II teacher. If Algebra II had been required in my high school I would never have graduated. Neither would have a lot of other people. The Algebra I teacher was that bad. It wasn't until I got to college that I finally encountered someone who could teach me Algebra.
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...a level so high that workers could only remain in the area for 15 minutes under current exposure guideline.
Hmmm. Where have I heard that before? About 25 years ago, I think. Time to get the sand, boron, and concrete, and start building a sarcophagus.
This sounds like a Popular Mechanics article from the 1930's. "Fighting Fires With Beams Of Electricity -- From Zeppelins!"
Now what am I supposed to do if I suddenly wake up some morning and discover I'm gay?
You cannot farm in an arid environment 5,000 feet above sea level.
One person is liable to be more stressed about their cat being stuck in a tree than another who is reporting an injury accident.
The worst thing about this: no more commercials with Carly Foulkes, the lovely T-Mobile spokesmodel.
Oops. Maybe posting such an important link on /. wasn't a good idea.
I'm just glad they didn't give it some dumb, stilted name like "LibreSQL".
I can believe it. It certainly looks like Tom Weiler has traveled back in time, seeing that sweater tied around his neck.
The new Privacy Bill of Rights will apply everywhere except at airports, and any other location deemed inconvenient.
Nothing I read specifically says this, but I'm assuming that the MDA SIS is an unmanned vehicle?
If so, that's pretty interesting.
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I had just been visiting the USArray site to watch the animations associated with the Japan Earthquake right before I read this article. It's a similar idea.
I will say this though, despite thinking that the whole "xG" thing is silly, after seeing the new T-Mobile spokesmodel, I'm tempted to buy whatever she is selling regardless of whatever number of "G's" it has stamped on it. :-)