I would laugh so hard if they develop a drug based on this and the only skills that people gain are the ability to recognize mice better and to be less scared of open spaces and cats.
This seems eerily similar to what SoftRAM was trying to do in the mid-90s.
My question is, with mid-level machines coming with 16gig of RAM, why would I need compression at all? What the hell is Windows doing that it needs more than 16gig? Can't the NSA write more efficient spyware?
I have no idea if any are in California, but they certainly exist in Colorado [state.co.us], for example: "unless you own a specific type of exempt well permit, you cannot collect rainwater in any other manner, such as storage in a cistern or tank, for later use
I don't doubt you, but my guess is that law goes back a long time. It's not a case of big brother stopping you from collecting rainwater for your lawn because of global warming.
Also, do you happen to know the last time the law was enforced? It sounds efforts have been made to repeal it, too, and one bill has been passed to make it so that new residential development allows for rainfall collection. You can already set up rooftop water collection, by permit, according to your link.
We also don't know why this law was originally put into effect. It might have been to prevent Ned and Uncle Jimbo from disconnecting from the municipal water supply and trying to use only rainfall and grey water for drinking on their compound, or to prevent mosquito outbreaks.
Under libertarianism, you cant agress against others. Pollution is not ok under libertariranism and never has been. The pollution on china is a tratdegy of the commons, the state has not allowed people the right to own air nor defended or even acknowledged any such right exists.
How about we just be honest and say that libertarianism means whatever a libertarian says it means at any time in any situation?
And what air do you own as an individual? The air around your face? The air on your property? And how do you propose to put fences around the air you own? How would "the state" allow people the right to own air? Can I rent some air?
There are some local laws (none at the state level) that make certain types of reservoirs illegal when you don't have water rights. Those kind of laws go back to 1925, and none are in California.
Last I checked that was the size of a small moon [wikipedia.org] so you can indeed shatter a planet with a small moon but it is a one shot device. However if you can make and store anti-neutronium this would would shrink the radius to ~0.5-0.7m (10,000 times less) and solve the problem of how to get it to the core.
Slow down. I'm trying to write all this down...for a friend.
No they don't. They don't even come from the same language.
It depends on which source you reference. The "Paedo-" is from the late Latin, which got it from the Greeks.
Pedagogy, Pedology (study of children as opposed to the study of soil) and Pediatrics all come from the same source, and Pedagogy and Pedant come from the same source
"Paedo-" is relating to children. "Pedagogy" is the teaching of the young. "Pedant" is "person who trumpets minor points of learning".
Yeah, they're from the same source. Etymology Online is incomplete.
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They who you gonna get to work at Wal-Mart? For that matter, who you gonna get to shop at Wal-Mart?
You won't be laughing when this guy shows up:
https://triviahappy.com/wp-con...
My question is, with mid-level machines coming with 16gig of RAM, why would I need compression at all? What the hell is Windows doing that it needs more than 16gig? Can't the NSA write more efficient spyware?
Does this mean I have to put HIMEM.SYS and EMM386.EXE back into my config.sys file? I think I still remember some of the MS-DOS edit commands.
I don't doubt you, but my guess is that law goes back a long time. It's not a case of big brother stopping you from collecting rainwater for your lawn because of global warming.
Also, do you happen to know the last time the law was enforced? It sounds efforts have been made to repeal it, too, and one bill has been passed to make it so that new residential development allows for rainfall collection. You can already set up rooftop water collection, by permit, according to your link.
We also don't know why this law was originally put into effect. It might have been to prevent Ned and Uncle Jimbo from disconnecting from the municipal water supply and trying to use only rainfall and grey water for drinking on their compound, or to prevent mosquito outbreaks.
There are laws against pollution and that includes bad smells for prolonged periods.
Yes, thanks to government regulations. Whether or not some Texas AG chooses to enforce the law or not.
How about we just be honest and say that libertarianism means whatever a libertarian says it means at any time in any situation?
And what air do you own as an individual? The air around your face? The air on your property? And how do you propose to put fences around the air you own? How would "the state" allow people the right to own air? Can I rent some air?
Do you think I could hook six of those up together in a Beowulf cluster? I want to attach them to my johnson.
"Man, that Beowulf cluster is fast" "Yeah, it's deep, too."
Because Google owes us, big time.
That's because the legal scholars are all downloading episodes of Mr Robot and Game of Thrones from Kickass Torrents.
They're not rock stars until they've trashed hotel rooms and died tragically (usually choking on vomit).
Here are some examples of rock stars:
Johnny Thunders:
https://youtu.be/bBV-FYy8lww
Jimi:
https://youtu.be/xAWtuxhdUDE
And the template for them all:
https://youtu.be/xGH91AN7Vms?t...
Maybe "rock star" is not something to strive for.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm000...
Just for the record, that is a bunch of Alex Jones right-wing survivalist nonsense.
Note Snopes:
http://www.snopes.com/politics...
There are some local laws (none at the state level) that make certain types of reservoirs illegal when you don't have water rights. Those kind of laws go back to 1925, and none are in California.
What does "harvest rainwater" mean? If rain falls on my lawn and amaryllis, is that harvesting rainwater?
I don't think we want to know what he did once he got the computer on its virtual knees.
Slow down. I'm trying to write all this down...for a friend.
It is, because I live in a place where there's plenty of fresh water that falls, unbidden, from the sky.
Why do you think there's so much economic and job growth in California? In fact, California leads the nation in total number of new jobs.
I think they put big signs at the state border, thanking Republicans as they leave.
That's because illegals are generally hard working family folks, contribute to the economy, and are not as annoying as Republicans.
Does vodka have fish pee and poo in it?
Asking for a friend.
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, to whom the summary gives credit, was actually created by "state government".
The more I look at this, it does appear that "pedant" and "pedophile" have an etymological relationship, once removed.
Etymology online only traces one back to late period Latin, and the other to Greece, but other sources are showing a common Greek root for both words.
It depends on which source you reference. The "Paedo-" is from the late Latin, which got it from the Greeks.
Pedagogy, Pedology (study of children as opposed to the study of soil) and Pediatrics all come from the same source, and Pedagogy and Pedant come from the same source
"Paedo-" is relating to children. "Pedagogy" is the teaching of the young. "Pedant" is "person who trumpets minor points of learning".
Yeah, they're from the same source. Etymology Online is incomplete.
I know, but it was a nice thought for a moment.
It occurs to me that "pedant" and "pedophile" derive from the same etymology.
Just an observation.