"...the [climate] differences between Boston and Toronto are less than the differences between Boston and Jackson, Mississippi."
True, and importantly something like 90% of the population of Canada lives within 100 miles of the US border. [according to the answer to a trivia game I played with my family].
It sounds quite untrue. If they even have a reactor making medical isotopes (I don't think they do), it's not like it needs to be refueled every year. You don't use power reactors to make medical isotopes, AFAIK. Radiotherapy is not done directly at nuclear reactor (except for boron neutron capture which is rare) and medical isotopes can be shipped overseas - most of them are outside of North America I think. If they are making isotopes with a cyclotron, uranium is irrelevant. Bogus.
Hard to configure. Hard as in have to find some obscure file hidden away and edit it (and to know that that's what you have to do), not just go to an appropriately named control panel and uncheck a box.
Are you suggesting that Iran couldn't keep its medical isotope producing reactors operating because of a lack of enriched uranium due to the Stuxnet worm? That's something I've never heard before.
How big of a passport do you have? I don't think I can read mine more than 10 feet away. Plus it has to be opened to read it. I don't think I can read mine more than 10 feet away. I don't think I can read mine I don't think I can read I don't think
Well then, they were making the same joke I did. (you may know, but for others benefit...) Hartree-Fock is a technique for computing the electronic structure of atoms and molecules.
I was just going to comment on the abundance of nuclear-related stories that have been running on/. of late - and I'm a nuclear supporter. I wouldn't be complaining though, just making an observation.
Too many people are to blame for that. No way to divvy up the blame and sure all of them. You could start with Alan Greenspan and Barney Frank, but that's just my opinion.
1/p? You mean 1-p? I don't think you're going to impress anyone with your prediction that there is a 2000% chance of a major earthquake in the next five years.
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"...the [climate] differences between Boston and Toronto are less than the differences between Boston and Jackson, Mississippi."
True, and importantly something like 90% of the population of Canada lives within 100 miles of the US border. [according to the answer to a trivia game I played with my family].
It sounds quite untrue. If they even have a reactor making medical isotopes (I don't think they do), it's not like it needs to be refueled every year.
You don't use power reactors to make medical isotopes, AFAIK.
Radiotherapy is not done directly at nuclear reactor (except for boron neutron capture which is rare) and medical isotopes can be shipped overseas - most of them are outside of North America I think.
If they are making isotopes with a cyclotron, uranium is irrelevant.
Bogus.
Hard to configure. Hard as in have to find some obscure file hidden away and edit it (and to know that that's what you have to do), not just go to an appropriately named control panel and uncheck a box.
More like, every time you park your car, everyone within a half mile of the car gets hits by tires flying off the car at 50 mph.
"Did you ever fly a kite in bed? Did you ever walk with ten cats on your head?"
Are you suggesting that Iran couldn't keep its medical isotope producing reactors operating because of a lack of enriched uranium due to the Stuxnet worm? That's something I've never heard before.
So now Windows is trying to be more like Linux?
Does that ratio change much when combined with alcohol?
Me too, but it might not be correlated.
Probably true, but I live in a de-developing country. At least it feels like it sometimes. USA.
No, but you could make a heavy, steam-powered SUV and fuel it with charcoal made from clear-cut old-growth forests for the ultimate in desecration.
Ooh. I want a Green Bay Packers oven. Perfect for all my cheese bread baking.
I'm guessing you are the same age as a freshman.
Not really, but now we've covered every possibility.
Well, Sequoias are the most massive living things on the planet, so it's somewhat apt. But they're endangered, so your point is well taken.
...there's just no justification for that kind of resolution on a 10" screen
Why not? That's lower pixel density than the 960x540 4.3" screen and you're not complaining about that. (5.4X area, but only 4.4X pixels)
How big of a passport do you have? I don't think I can read mine more than 10 feet away. Plus it has to be opened to read it.
I don't think I can read mine more than 10 feet away.
I don't think I can read mine
I don't think I can read
I don't think
There's the problem.
Well then, they were making the same joke I did. (you may know, but for others benefit...)
Hartree-Fock is a technique for computing the electronic structure of atoms and molecules.
Depends on what condition it doesn't leave the country in. Detonated or undetonated.
-Fock you.
(p-chem joke.)
Can't be. Catfish are freshwater fish.
BANANA - build absolutely nothing anywhere near anything
I was just going to comment on the abundance of nuclear-related stories that have been running on /. of late - and I'm a nuclear supporter. I wouldn't be complaining though, just making an observation.
Too many people are to blame for that. No way to divvy up the blame and sure all of them. You could start with Alan Greenspan and Barney Frank, but that's just my opinion.
1/p? You mean 1-p?
I don't think you're going to impress anyone with your prediction that there is a 2000% chance of a major earthquake in the next five years.
New insult: "Bullshit on your face!" (better yet, spoken with an Italian accent) "Bullshit-a on your face-a!"