Or just take a bunch of photos yourself and upload them to Autodesk's 123d catch and get a 3d model back. It'll stitch together a scene and make a mesh (or a mess, depending on your photo quality) of it.
There should at least be a sad video of someone walking down an empty, echoing corridor, under a sign that says 'Heathkit - Since 1926', turn and look back, sigh, flick off a light switch and close the door with a boom.
Total coincidence, but I saw this ancient B&W episode of Robin Hood yesterday where he did hack a carrier pigeon. The sheriff was going to use pigeons to carry some pearls to his place, but Robin switch birds with Maid Marion's and took them elsewhere!
I watch China tv on free satellite once in a while, CCTV4 English, and find it amusing when they refer to the 'Liberation of Tibet' - Liberation? From What? The iron fisted oppressive dictatorial rule of the Dalai Lama ???
That's because it's not intolerance or non- that's the issue but of what. People do that all the time, give values to things like 'hate' or 'addiction' - some things SHOULD be hated, and I'm well addicted to oxygen and dihydrogen-monoxide. It's not 'addiction' that's good or bad, it's whether it harms your health or not. Some folks think it's good for schools to have zero tolerance of drugs and guns (but not money!), but a high tolerance of diverse mix of races and backgrounds. So that's not a paradox at all.
Climate has changed before - those with the brains to adapt survive, those dinosaurs who can't will die off. Climate change drives evolution. I, for one, welcome our new carboniferous age.
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Plus, once we have moon base workers on a regular payroll with an ATM and a McSpacelys, we will finally be literally 'spending money in space'.
Maybe, but I'm sure the package maintainer at yahoo! definitely had an 'oh shit!' moment.
that why the USA needs to race back to the moon and build a fort around it maned by space marines.
Indeed - the moon would be useful for more capitalist uses, like advertising. Some widespread areas of pigmentation and it'd make a swell Pepsi logo.
Meanwhile, here are some of the approximately 6,999,999 losers.
Or just take a bunch of photos yourself and upload them to Autodesk's 123d catch and get a 3d model back. It'll stitch together a scene and make a mesh (or a mess, depending on your photo quality) of it.
There should at least be a sad video of someone walking down an empty, echoing corridor, under a sign that says 'Heathkit - Since 1926', turn and look back, sigh, flick off a light switch and close the door with a boom.
Someday we hope to see mechwarrier style contests for real.
Great book about a massive hedge fund crash in the 90's: The Rise and Fall of Long Term Capital Management
Total coincidence, but I saw this ancient B&W episode of Robin Hood yesterday where he did hack a carrier pigeon. The sheriff was going to use pigeons to carry some pearls to his place, but Robin switch birds with Maid Marion's and took them elsewhere!
Ah, that answers my question, who's going to track the trackers?
By that time, they'll not only be electric but can also fly.
I watch China tv on free satellite once in a while, CCTV4 English, and find it amusing when they refer to the 'Liberation of Tibet' - Liberation? From What? The iron fisted oppressive dictatorial rule of the Dalai Lama ???
s/not insignificant/significant/
will save another few picowatts drawing 6 redundant characters.
That's because it's not intolerance or non- that's the issue but of what. People do that all the time, give values to things like 'hate' or 'addiction' - some things SHOULD be hated, and I'm well addicted to oxygen and dihydrogen-monoxide. It's not 'addiction' that's good or bad, it's whether it harms your health or not. Some folks think it's good for schools to have zero tolerance of drugs and guns (but not money!), but a high tolerance of diverse mix of races and backgrounds. So that's not a paradox at all.
I remember the time Space Head Dan Quayle referred to someone as a 'Fellow Astronaut'.
Big suction holes west of Dallas and Philadelphia.
I'm guessing this wouldn't be useful in a regenerative-braking regime
I donno, every time you hit the breaks, you get a little bit of candy?
Climate has changed before - those with the brains to adapt survive, those dinosaurs who can't will die off. Climate change drives evolution.
I, for one, welcome our new carboniferous age.
Do the developers of GO have beards?
Like this one but much more so.
I still own the copyright on any works based on sqrt(2), phi, e, and my favorite i, 'The Imaginary Symphony'.
Just in time for daylight savings time, after which the clock will be 10 minutes until 1AM, crisis averted.