I don't see why it couldn't. Stars are like factories that produce elements by smashing stuff together. There should be some C and O in there somewhere. If so, I'm not seeing any reason that stops them from bonding with one C and two O.
But, I'm pretty sure there would be no meaningful changes to our climate, based on anything made there. I also would begin to guess how much of that might be emitted. It is rather pointless for this discussion, I imagine.
Hey, now... I have defended Microsoft, multiple times. Not very often, no... But, I have. I don't use their OS but I have defended some of their choices. They don't pay me a damned thing.
USPS doesn't even deliver here. There is no RFD service here. The other companies just leave my packages down in the village or at the post office. UPS used to come up, but then they slid off my driveway and weren't able to get the truck out until the following day. The driveway is paved, too.
LOL @ NZ armed forces. That's what, sixteen guys and four jeeps? Give me a boat, four kegs of good beer, and a water pistol - and I'll take both islands by myself. Sheesh.
NZ armed forces is pretty much like saying US intelligence. We probably have carrier groups with enough people to be a sizable percentage of your whole population. We're not bright, no. We are about as collectively intelligent as NZ is to having military capacity.
The closest we ever came was building our own hub, with memory for buffer, to attach to a plotter, so that we could actually push more than one job at a time. Err... I think that might have been in 1993?
I don't recall any staff doing more than replacing. There was always busy work, if needed. I also didn't care a whole lot about them being unoccupied. So long as the job is done, it's good enough for me.
Then again, at the time, tech was moving so quickly that it was sound finance to upgrade. I am not sure how I'd approach it, where I still involved. I'd probably let them decide, truthfully. I was pretty hands-off, and I hired them for a reason. They did things that I could not.
I retired here, ten years ago. Pot was already decriminalized. They've never even taken my plants. It was damned near impossible to get anything but a fine. It was damned hard to get a fine, even. Now, I can have twelve flowering plants. I don't even know how I could smoke all that. I can legally give it away, but everyone already grows pot and we have been giving it away, long before I came here.
The law did not really change our behavior. I grow big ol' plants, right in my garden. I have since I moved here, well before it was legal. You can see them from the road. They are kinda obvious.
You moron. LOL I'm not Bill. In fact, people pretty much know who I am. I have had a number of people, from this very site, in my home. I have met a bunch more. Not having someone sitting there soldering components was factored into the budget. 'Snot happening, unless it's *really* important.
If they cared, so many things would be different. Hell, if they cared, they probably wouldn't use Microsoft or many Apple products. When was the last time Average Joe replaced his own keyboard? Average Joe is kinda a moron.
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Unincorporated township in NW Maine. I have a PO Box in Rangeley. I have DSL, but no mail. There are no services in the township, not to speak of.
I could be wrong, but I think much of Arizona is not actually a dessert. I bet it wouldn't taste good, at all.
Not true. I am a scientist, and I'm a blithering moron, sometimes. If you don't believe me, ask my girlfriend. She will tell you all about it.
I don't see why it couldn't. Stars are like factories that produce elements by smashing stuff together. There should be some C and O in there somewhere. If so, I'm not seeing any reason that stops them from bonding with one C and two O.
But, I'm pretty sure there would be no meaningful changes to our climate, based on anything made there. I also would begin to guess how much of that might be emitted. It is rather pointless for this discussion, I imagine.
Windows ME?
Hey, now... I have defended Microsoft, multiple times. Not very often, no... But, I have. I don't use their OS but I have defended some of their choices. They don't pay me a damned thing.
Hells yeah!
See my other reply. Sheesh...
Collectively, we aren't much better than we are as individuals. ;-)
Is the end result the same?
USPS doesn't even deliver here. There is no RFD service here. The other companies just leave my packages down in the village or at the post office. UPS used to come up, but then they slid off my driveway and weren't able to get the truck out until the following day. The driveway is paved, too.
Umm... Bottom of the page, desktop site. To go back, same thing, but it then says mobile site.
Mobile has some shitty bugs.
And those of us who are familiar with automobile history know that there are many, many car companies who did not survive.
LOL @ NZ armed forces. That's what, sixteen guys and four jeeps? Give me a boat, four kegs of good beer, and a water pistol - and I'll take both islands by myself. Sheesh.
NZ armed forces is pretty much like saying US intelligence. We probably have carrier groups with enough people to be a sizable percentage of your whole population. We're not bright, no. We are about as collectively intelligent as NZ is to having military capacity.
Do you even have an air force?
Wait, no. They are but I read you wrong. Weed is likely a factor.
Umm...
Planned Parenthood is an incorporated entity.
Also, this question seems like a trap. If you want to know how I secure my stuff, you'll have to steal it and find out.
Do you use an ad blocker?
LOL Then why'd you cite 36 days, instead of a greater number of consecutive days.
The closest we ever came was building our own hub, with memory for buffer, to attach to a plotter, so that we could actually push more than one job at a time. Err... I think that might have been in 1993?
I don't recall any staff doing more than replacing. There was always busy work, if needed. I also didn't care a whole lot about them being unoccupied. So long as the job is done, it's good enough for me.
Then again, at the time, tech was moving so quickly that it was sound finance to upgrade. I am not sure how I'd approach it, where I still involved. I'd probably let them decide, truthfully. I was pretty hands-off, and I hired them for a reason. They did things that I could not.
I retired here, ten years ago. Pot was already decriminalized. They've never even taken my plants. It was damned near impossible to get anything but a fine. It was damned hard to get a fine, even. Now, I can have twelve flowering plants. I don't even know how I could smoke all that. I can legally give it away, but everyone already grows pot and we have been giving it away, long before I came here.
The law did not really change our behavior. I grow big ol' plants, right in my garden. I have since I moved here, well before it was legal. You can see them from the road. They are kinda obvious.
You moron. LOL I'm not Bill. In fact, people pretty much know who I am. I have had a number of people, from this very site, in my home. I have met a bunch more. Not having someone sitting there soldering components was factored into the budget. 'Snot happening, unless it's *really* important.
Maine. It's legal but that's never stopped anyone. In fact, it being legal kinda takes some of the fun out of it.
If they cared, so many things would be different. Hell, if they cared, they probably wouldn't use Microsoft or many Apple products. When was the last time Average Joe replaced his own keyboard? Average Joe is kinda a moron.
LOL We leased our print room. We also had a whole lot fewer desks. ~225 desks.