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I'm not so sure about that. One of the reasons that drug companies put acetaminophen in things like hydrocodone and dextropropoxyphene in the first place is because they make it more difficult (ironically) to overdose on or use recreationally. If you try and just down 12 vicodin at once, all of the acetaminophen in it is going to make you pretty sick, so you have to jump through quite a few hoops (like using a cold water extraction) if you want to get the good stuff out without having to deal with the acetaminophen.
What the hell are you talking about? There is no "Democratic Republic of China". It's just the "Republic of China". And mainland China *does* refer to itself as the People's Republic of China internally.
hey good idea. i'll just go tell my boss to lick my love knob and find a new job. fuck him. la dee da. oh wait, that's right. I can't do that because we're in a recession and I could sooner bend a spoon with my mind than find a job in this economy! Oh well! Back to work!
Yes, but new nuclear reactors could use thorium as a fuel source, which is much easier to extract and is far more abundant than uranium. Also, the by-product from a thorium fuel-cycle is difficult to produce nuclear weapons from.
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from the reasoning-by-bad-analogy dept.
Frequent Slashdot contributor Bennett Haselton comments on a breaking news story out of the Canadian courts:
"An Ontario Superior Court Justice has ruled that Canadian police can obtain the identities of Internet users without a warrant, writing that there is 'no reasonable expectation of privacy' for a user's online identity, and drawing the analogy that 'One's name and address or the name and address of your spouse are not biographical information one expects would be kept private from the state.' But why in the world is it valid to compare an IP address with a street address in the phone book?"
Read on for Bennett's analysis.