Comment She's think about it, or you are? (Score 1) 250
If she's thinking about it, why are you the one asking about it?
Sounds more like she's thinking about not trying very hard to get back into it
Something is wrong if you're asking for her.
If she's thinking about it, why are you the one asking about it?
Sounds more like she's thinking about not trying very hard to get back into it
Something is wrong if you're asking for her.
Ah kids these days. This years fad is not a huge wave.
Are there actually real plans and proposals for a system that could detect nuclear reactors operating with a network of neutrino detectors, and what that would entail? If so, can you link me to any of them? The physics is a little formidable, the things have notoriously weak interactions and there's a ~70 billion particles/cm^2/sec flux from the Sun to contend with.
Also, $10 billion for intel on Iran's reactors is a little expensive when you can probably just drop $10 million or so on the likes of Stuxnet and old-school espionage instead. (Of course, you don't get any scientific neutrino-astronomy observations out of that sum.)
No one has a gun to their head forcing them to work for/in CA.
You can spend hundreds of thousands at a state or Ivy League college getting a useless degree, have giant debts, end up on food stamps, and Obama doesn't care.
But if you spend the same at University of Phoenix or ITT Tech and have the same result, Obama gets his panties in a wad.
So the lesson here is that money should only be wasted on government approved institutions.
I guess they aren't aware of WebKit
And if I Blink a few times
Yea, its roughly the same as saying I can write windows in one line of assembly
Because I can jump to the windows init code
Slash dot is now run by Dice, a recruiting company that wants to demonstrate to the world that it is incapable of hiring someone who isn't an incompetent idiot to do web design
Dice maintains a web presence only to demonstrate that they have no fucking clue what they are doing and that they'll be happy to whore themselves and properties out for a quick buck even if it means cutting themselves out of $100 tomorrow.
This dice
It's worth saying again, Dice and Slashdot are managed by complete idiots
It helped a lot that King George the Third was probably sick with Porphyria at the time as well as having his hands full with much closer and more powerful enemies than the cocky Americans.
Don't forget they came back not that much later and thoroughly kicked our asses.
America and Britain will always be allies. At least if they get their Islamic immigration under control.
I think that was July 2nd or third. Unless you mean the counter attack.
Who would have thought that distracting drivers with information would make them less safe as drivers?
+1 for Lemon Pledge. Works GREAT to clear bug remains! We use Lemon Pledge to clean our Cessna at the flight club.
The historical evidence shows that Austerity causes demand contraction and often demand spiral, it has never in global history solved a budget crisis.
Austerity does cause demand contraction, but Greece is going to have to deal with it one way or another: there's no resources available for everyone to retire on a nice fat pension at age 55 anymore. It doesn't matter whether that comes out as a cut in euro-denominated pensions, or if that happens when people get drachma-denominated pensions: Greeks reliant on government funds must rely on less, because they're spending more than they take in, and it's pretty clear that lending money to Greece is less like lending and more like donating.
Now put a truckload of economic disruption on top of that mess.
The real way out for Greece was always securing a modicum of debt forgiveness and debt forbearance, plus enacting some economic reforms. The Greek economy is well-known as a sclerotic, over-regulated disaster area where you need to bribe corrupt bureaucrats to do anything and small-time rent-seeking plutocrats effectively own not just businesses but the right to operate important sectors of the economy. And the reforms were even going okay for a short while - real economic growth! - but the economic reforms proved unpopular with the leftists, and so this is what we get instead.
Glad it's not my country going through this.
I just spent a week recovering from surgery. I had a big screen TV and a high end Time Warner Cable package available.
Absolute Fucking Crap
500 channels my ass...250 regular and 250 dups with High Def
One movie channel ran the same 4 fucking movies all weekend....except after midnight and before ten, which were all fucking sham-wow commercials.
Books. No commercials and better resolution.
To replace one deflationary currency they can't print (Euro) for another (Bitcoin). No my dear friend. It's fiat currency they need right now.
It's a completely arbitrary distinction in many ways. Forget the money: the problem is about stuff (goods, services, etc). The Greek government has been borrowing so that its people can have more stuff, and at this point It's not even about paying what they've borrowed so far, there's a substantial ongoing deficit that they need to deal with. As such, the people are poorer than they thought, and they're going to have to cope with it somehow. They can do that by accepting the poverty and choosing austerity: cutting benefits, raising taxes. Or they can respond to that with reforms in the labor market and other markets (working harder/smarter).
All you get by replacing the currency and then paying people in the new currency that's worth less is austerity by stealth, with a side of chaos and disruption. Which is what the leftists in charge of Greece will pick, since they ideologically reject the reforms and can blame evil outside influences for the chaos and disruption.
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