Perhaps the overuse of triclosan has another side effect beyond drug resistant bacteria? Reduced number of prey for the phages thus reduced number of phages, so a rapid influx of harmful bacteria might sweep past the low population of "defenders" before the phages have a chance to regrow their numbers?
Jobs doesn't have anything to do with Apple any more, but that doesn't stop all these articles about Jobs in tech, financial, and political news. Still not sure why he changed his first name to H-1B. Star Wars Droid fan?
I email the relevant IT team as a matter of course to tell them it's not appropriate (mostly to no avail), but is there any legislation â" in any territory â" which addresses this?"
They might be able to sue you for spamming them, but I doubt they have a case.
Florida has that covered. You can report your neighbors, family, bullies, and that nerd you bully as terrorists. Create a culture of fear, then let the citizens' bubbling paranoia do the rest. A system ripe to be rife with abuse.
Incorrect. Else, why "sample" the entirety of a group when running elections? Note that you're talking about random samples, and as we all know, randomness does not guarantee heterogeneity.
Letting people have guns without being part of a well-trained militia is also not on the things the Federal Government can do, but here we are.
Words change meaning over time. "Well regulated" means "well armed, provisioned", not well-trained, and "militia" means "ordinary citizens acting as makeshift military", not a formal military unit. And technically, "letting people do X" is not an action; the federal government has its roles rigidly defined, and "restricting citizens from owning armaments" is not one of those roles.
The reason why the second amendment recognizes a right to bear arms is because we (and the founders) don't trust ANYONE not to misuse government, which is a more powerful weapon than any gun.
So since owning stock in the robot companies first requires getting money from the robot companies via the government, this amounts to free robot companies. The introduction of money into this scenario would be like a nursing home where the residents are all taken care of, and are given "Monopoly money" that they can trade each other for TV time in the common room.
Spite? The AIs seemed fairly emotional, and not very forgiving. Of course by the end of the second movie Neo proved that the "real" world was yet another Matrix anyway.
Experience a brain other than my own? Me think better with VR goggles and fake brain? I'm not sure I understand what that sentence meant. Perhaps I need some VR goggles.
The "soy in everything" craze was a 90's thing. "Corn in everything" is a Monsanto thing, and it's already done, so no advocacy needed. Don't know who started the "silicon in everything" craze, but once we figured out how to dope it, there was a resurgence (it's not just stone and glass any more!).
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It's more than four times the price of a $0.99 song. Throw the ebook at him!
Unbiotic. Zombies and Vampires are both popular, so this name could be catching.
Perhaps the overuse of triclosan has another side effect beyond drug resistant bacteria? Reduced number of prey for the phages thus reduced number of phages, so a rapid influx of harmful bacteria might sweep past the low population of "defenders" before the phages have a chance to regrow their numbers?
Jolla, service provider, and/or device owner?
Jobs doesn't have anything to do with Apple any more, but that doesn't stop all these articles about Jobs in tech, financial, and political news. Still not sure why he changed his first name to H-1B. Star Wars Droid fan?
But they turned into newts! Science has met magic.
I email the relevant IT team as a matter of course to tell them it's not appropriate (mostly to no avail), but is there any legislation â" in any territory â" which addresses this?"
They might be able to sue you for spamming them, but I doubt they have a case.
Florida has that covered. You can report your neighbors, family, bullies, and that nerd you bully as terrorists. Create a culture of fear, then let the citizens' bubbling paranoia do the rest. A system ripe to be rife with abuse.
A larger sample size is not inherently better.
Incorrect. Else, why "sample" the entirety of a group when running elections? Note that you're talking about random samples, and as we all know, randomness does not guarantee heterogeneity.
Letting people have guns without being part of a well-trained militia is also not on the things the Federal Government can do, but here we are.
Words change meaning over time. "Well regulated" means "well armed, provisioned", not well-trained, and "militia" means "ordinary citizens acting as makeshift military", not a formal military unit. And technically, "letting people do X" is not an action; the federal government has its roles rigidly defined, and "restricting citizens from owning armaments" is not one of those roles.
But I don't trust YOU to not misuse a gun.
The reason why the second amendment recognizes a right to bear arms is because we (and the founders) don't trust ANYONE not to misuse government, which is a more powerful weapon than any gun.
If we replaced "gun owners" with "business owners" and "guns" with "dumping toxic waste," we wouldn't even be having this conversation.
If we replaced "gun control" with "global thermonuclear war", we also wouldn't be having this conversation. Bad analogies are bad.
Maybe we'll sue the maker of the doormat too, just for good measure.
Well, it did welcome a criminal in, didn't it?
Don't despair! You've found what makes you a special and unique snowflake!
I guess if you've got nothing better to do. Just remember they'll ruin your life in the process.
"Jimmy, do you still want to be an architect? And you still shoot model rockets? Oh that was your brother, right. Could you help me with a website?"
So since owning stock in the robot companies first requires getting money from the robot companies via the government, this amounts to free robot companies. The introduction of money into this scenario would be like a nursing home where the residents are all taken care of, and are given "Monopoly money" that they can trade each other for TV time in the common room.
why would you use people as batteries
Spite? The AIs seemed fairly emotional, and not very forgiving. Of course by the end of the second movie Neo proved that the "real" world was yet another Matrix anyway.
And that's to say nothing of the 10's of millions of farm animals that worked in the same period and were replaced as well.
they weren't replaced. They were baked into meat pies as their usefulness waned.
Not a Headroomian dystopia?
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And this is Florida, so there is a higher percentage of people with poor reaction times.
Experience a brain other than my own? Me think better with VR goggles and fake brain? I'm not sure I understand what that sentence meant. Perhaps I need some VR goggles.
The "soy in everything" craze was a 90's thing. "Corn in everything" is a Monsanto thing, and it's already done, so no advocacy needed. Don't know who started the "silicon in everything" craze, but once we figured out how to dope it, there was a resurgence (it's not just stone and glass any more!).
it's not as offensive as an ostensible tech site that can't render Unicode characters.
Yeah, that's über-offensive