Comment Re:Do It, it worked in AZ (Score 3, Funny) 886
Congrats, you win the Internet Reductio ad Absurdum prize for at least several weeks with that one.
Congrats, you win the Internet Reductio ad Absurdum prize for at least several weeks with that one.
I use the stylus like a little pen. But my handwriting is still awful.
There should have been a flag officer in charge of the sector based at the station, and the station was woefully under-equipped when the show started
Except the locals who owned it weren't a member state for most of the series; they just contracted out station management to starfleet. What flag officer wants to be the space equivalent of a local franchise Securitas manager?
he went from being the slow kid with the helmet to being an accomplished physician
By the time you're a slow kid with an apparent problem it's waaaaaay too late for genetic engineering. That stuff needs to be done at the time of fertilization.
A billion dollar program to tell screeners that the Arab guy or black guy who is shaking like a leaf, mumbling "allah-ackbar" over-and-over under his breath, and wants to check a huge bag should maybe be singled out for additional screening.
This is why the ACLU is involved. To imply Arab guys mumbling "allah-ackbar" with one way tickets might need extra screening is clearly just racism.
Your own subject title refers to 8.1 while TFA is about 10.
There's no way anyone who believes Mars One is for real can have a wisdom over 5.
What a coincidence. I didn't believe the SWAT team would show up if I told them my neighbor's holding seven schoolgirls at gunpoint, so I ran a test too.
I believe you failed the test when your English teacher taught you proper use of apostrophes.
Who do all these people keep insisting that my actions have to have consequences
Yes indeed, and never mind the being held 72 hours. This is now in his medical records that he's suicidal. For the rest of his life he's going to be denied certain pain killers if he breaks a leg, held for additional time if he does anything that can be remotely identified as suicidal, etc. It might be bad enough he'll eventually kill himself.
I can't help feel that its the established players who want to kill any newcoming competitionp>
It's 100% a case of this but as with Napster, Uber has gone about their innovation by attacking from the outside and are therefore doomed. In a few years, a smarter player will attack from the inside and be the long run success.
Taking this cloak-and-dagger approach implies that if anyone at Cisco knows who's receiving the hardware, then it is at risk, meaning that Cisco is compromised and knows it.
It also implies that the real problem is at UPS/FedEx/DHL? I'd like to know what the shippers have to say about these interceptions.
Hidden taxes like corporate income tax really abuse the low income population. Alas, demagogues find it easier to pretend otherwise for personal political gain.
The typical libertarian who wants complete deregulation of *everything*
No, you've described an absolutist Libertarian. This is like saying the typical Socialist wants no privately owned possessions. The typical libertarian wants a lot less regulation than most developed countries have taken on.
"for the express purpose of posturing to prove their wealth"
Likely the entire production run is pre-sold in China.
For pretty much all other cases, instead, you want to bounce the flash off a large surface, to diffuse the light
But not just any "large surface" will do. It's always amusing to see someone with a fancy camera with the flash pointed straight upward towards a vaulted, black ceiling.
What the gods would destroy they first submit to an IEEE standards committee.
