Comment Re:No they did not. They have failed HARD. (Score 0, Troll) 296
Current Firefox is very resource-friendly and minimalistic - most days, it even takes less than 2 minutes to close the application, on my Core i7-based laptop.
Current Firefox is very resource-friendly and minimalistic - most days, it even takes less than 2 minutes to close the application, on my Core i7-based laptop.
~2.3 billion years > ~35 million years > 6000 years old planet
It left junk... Kind of like shooting a bullet at it, really. So...if I shoot a bullet into the air and it lands somewhere, I can stake a claim to it? COOOL!
That's why Boston went into a tizzy, you know...Mooninites showing up and all.
SMH... You do know what He3 is, right? It's a Helium Isotope.
Helium freezes at just a degree above Absolute Zero. The dark side of the moon's entirely too warm for frozen He3. It's sequestered in the regolith of the Moon's Surface and is constantly replenished over time by the Solar Wind.
I guess I shouldn't expect better...it is
It's sequestered in the regolith and rock on the surface. You could call it mining, since that's the same premise behind most mining- you peel rock/sand out, you extract what you were after and leave behind tailings. Fortunately it's largely in the regolith, so you wouldn't disturb it too much and the Sun's always in the process of replacing it over time. You could also call it extraction- which would also be accurate.
What do you mean? Sears is little more than an overglorified K-Mart...
Wouldn't know - haven't really gotten it to work.
They're all fatally flawed. The biggest problem with biofuels as they currently are is that we're not really doing them right. We're taking food and converting it to fuel- when we should be producing the fuel as a recycling process which isn't the same thing and isn't as "polluting" and the like. It's not a solution, per se, to fuel- but it is a solution to convert what'd go into landfills and the like into something else useful as it can be used for fuel and feedstock for plastics, medicine, etc.
Towels, and lots of other fabrics, are washed in a lot of chemicals before being sold - this is done to make them more attractive.
Pro-tip: Thoroughly wash them before use!
Ah, but the thing is...they're trying to protect THEIR inequality instead of being eaten by the stacked deck turning on them.
Then you shouldn't have voted for Obama!
Based on your post, I think what you're looking for is "Proportional Representation" - issue with that is that due to how News work, it quickly descends into 2-party thinking, even when you have 10 parties.
Just thinking, if a decent-size quad-copter can deliver say 100ml of mustard gas, it may be completely harmless in and off itself; when news spread that mustard gas made it anywhere near the white house in any amount....
Gee, Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore.