Wow. I never expected so many serious comments in response to my attempt at humor. I'm sure a few people died in airports, due to heart attacks or what have you, but I was not being serious.
You realize that being on Alpha Centauri (presumably on a planet near Alpha Centauri) in five years means leaving *in eight months* and then traveling *AT the speed of light* all the way there, since it is 4.3 light years away, right? Or you could go a little slower if you left sooner (e.g. 0.95c if you leave in six months instead of eight)
A lady named Krystal Nacht insisted that I upgrade my shared libraries and clean up my registry, but when I did it, I found that my Windows was broken.
At the sensor size involved, a smaller number of pixels might actually give a *better* picture. (I have a DroidX too, and am relatively happy with the camera, except for the lag time.) That's another big plus photographically (if it's true) of the Galaxy Nexus: zero shutter lag. Finally, Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich) has some improvements, photo-wise.
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No, no, no. The CORPORATIONS are responsible for your obesity. The Government is doing their best to protect you from the evil corporations (and from yourself). Just let them do their job and you'll be fine.
You're right. So a Facebook user searching, on Facebook, for someone who happens not to be a Facebook user, tells Facebook what? That the person named may exist, and that Facebook user is interested in him? Doesn't sound like much of an issue to me, but then I don't spend much (enough?) time worrying about what FB is doing with all the personal data it has.
...and look at the difference in cost when you exchange a propane tank compared with refilling one. Exchange, in my experience, costs about twice as much as refilling, and it's not really more convenient, IMO.
It's a matter of degree. In some contexts, like the one in this story about FTL neutrinos, 0.5% is huge. In other contexts, like you're making a model of the earth for a museum display, 0.5% is negligible.
It's not very logical to say that everyone knows that ACs don't understand logic in response to a post that suggests that not everyone knows that. But you knew that, right?
Yeah, it's close though, and the actual shape doesn't have a predefined name. I guess you could say "Wankel rotor shape" but then you've kind of lost the point.
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Wow. I never expected so many serious comments in response to my attempt at humor. I'm sure a few people died in airports, due to heart attacks or what have you, but I was not being serious.
You'd better never eat any ocean fish then. It's got methylmercury in it, to varying degrees. This will tell you how much.
You mean it was better back when more people were dying in airports than there were people whining about hijackings? I'm not so sure.
*Before* the internet? Yeah, and I'm younger today then yesterday. Woot!
I think he was just trying to make a joke, not a better tomorrow, though a good enough joke just might make tomorrow better.
Maybe that's why their "implied" not "required"!
Many police agencies require a bachelor's degree now, don't they? I know the big one near me does.
You realize that being on Alpha Centauri (presumably on a planet near Alpha Centauri) in five years means leaving *in eight months* and then traveling *AT the speed of light* all the way there, since it is 4.3 light years away, right? Or you could go a little slower if you left sooner (e.g. 0.95c if you leave in six months instead of eight)
Sometimes a church has an apps. Oh wait, that's an apse.
A lady named Krystal Nacht insisted that I upgrade my shared libraries and clean up my registry, but when I did it, I found that my Windows was broken.
At the sensor size involved, a smaller number of pixels might actually give a *better* picture. (I have a DroidX too, and am relatively happy with the camera, except for the lag time.)
That's another big plus photographically (if it's true) of the Galaxy Nexus: zero shutter lag.
Finally, Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich) has some improvements, photo-wise.
No, no, no. The CORPORATIONS are responsible for your obesity. The Government is doing their best to protect you from the evil corporations (and from yourself). Just let them do their job and you'll be fine.
That should be good enough, right?
Is this a good for Google, doing the right thing story, or is there more to it than meets the eye?
What would you suggest : Floodgate? Seawall? Lucky Panda Manufacturing?
You're right.
So a Facebook user searching, on Facebook, for someone who happens not to be a Facebook user, tells Facebook what? That the person named may exist, and that Facebook user is interested in him? Doesn't sound like much of an issue to me, but then I don't spend much (enough?) time worrying about what FB is doing with all the personal data it has.
Sure. Can you say "pointless"?
...and look at the difference in cost when you exchange a propane tank compared with refilling one. Exchange, in my experience, costs about twice as much as refilling, and it's not really more convenient, IMO.
Swapping out several hundred pounds of battery doesn't sound like a one-minute job.
Yes. Not only are they giving away information about you, they're time traveling and didn't invite you along. Don't you feel bad?
Out of curiosity, how did you ignore friend requests before you joined Facebook? How did you get the friend requests?
The example in the summary of searching for someone ON Facebook followed by a claim of "I don't use Facebook!" is pretty stupid.
No, it's like the good advice that you just didn't take.
It's a matter of degree. In some contexts, like the one in this story about FTL neutrinos, 0.5% is huge. In other contexts, like you're making a model of the earth for a museum display, 0.5% is negligible.
It's not very logical to say that everyone knows that ACs don't understand logic in response to a post that suggests that not everyone knows that. But you knew that, right?
Yeah, it's close though, and the actual shape doesn't have a predefined name. I guess you could say "Wankel rotor shape" but then you've kind of lost the point.