Comment Re:What do you mean? (Score 1) 268
All of the ones that you choose. Or don't choose. Or can't be bothered to think about. Or none at all.
Glory to Discordia! Or not...
All of the ones that you choose. Or don't choose. Or can't be bothered to think about. Or none at all.
Glory to Discordia! Or not...
He is the new Jon Katz/Roland. But his opinion pieces are even more shit.
How many men have to contribute every single day to get enough volume to provide enough substenance?! Unless she been collecting it for a month beforehand...
Whatever the case may be, it is either a myth or just plain disturbing...
Thank you for your correction. Any help with learning this language is appreciated.
Please explain.
From my experience in the software industry, good managers are worth their weight in gold.
What you propose is impossible. We sill never have a perfect terrestrial civilization.
However, overall when you average out all the global situations, things have never been this good. Where do you draw the line before you say "Good enough. Lets set our goals higher"?
Bingo!
I love games and finished a computer science degree. Afterwards I could of went into game development, but after hearing how apalling working conditions are, avoided the industry.
Well, we can always redirect a couple of water ice commets to crash into Mars. That should provide enough O to the surface.
Isn't it nice not to have any locals complaining about extinction-size impacts?!
I stand corrected. US Military spending is indeed closely behind welfare and not insignificant. Thank you.
Moon's gravity is much less than that of Earth. However, it is sufficiently large that a maniac will have to throw the rock at a velocity of 2 km/s. Not to mention that orbital mechanics is sufficiently counter-intuitive, to make calculation of a trajectory quite non-trivial.
Long story short, that maniac would need to involve quite a significant amount of other similarly-minded maniacs to be successful. And considering how Earth would be a source of quite a few necessities of living on the Moon, that is rather unlikely.
In summary, it is unfortunately not (yet) the time for panicking and end-of-the-world sex. You are better off worrying about more mundane catastrophes: Like slipping in a shower.
Unfortunately it is not that easy. Plants require oxygen as well. Not as much as animals, but still not negligible.
Also plants require nutrients in the soil and water: Neither is readily available even if you have Earth-level atmosphere pressure of carbon dioxide.
Majority of the tax dollars is being spent on welfare. Military spending is minor in comparison.
I heard chicken eggs being reffered to in another delicious way:
Chicken periods.
Yuummmm...
Good to see that I am not alone in my admiration of Advantage series. Love the keyboard, except for those horrible rubber function keys.
If you are not a touch-typist do not get an Advantage keyboard. You will suffer gretly as that keyboard angles and layout will make your hunt-and-peck extraordinarily more difficult. Also Advantage is quite an expensive options with $300 pricetag. Adaptation period is at least two weeks as well. Also it is only manufactured in the USA and Kinesis does not provide shipping to other countries, so you may pay even more to get one from a reseller (Here in Australia I paid $400 for mine).
I would reccomend Microsoft Natural series if you want a split layout without the extremety and not breaking the budget.
All that negativity being said, once you get comfortable with Kinesis Advantage, it is just a pure joy to use (Except function keys
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