Comment Re:Whats next? (Score 1) 1219
They don't need a warrant or suspicion to search cars within 100 miles of the coast or an international border. That's the entire state of Florida.
Now, you may believe that an increase in average global temperature is going to specifically cause more damaging weather events where humans are -> but that's a belief system, not a fact.
No, it's a fact. The more energy in a weather system, the more severe the storms. It's basic physics.
There are certain places where only an incandescent will work, where the light AND heat are needed.
Then sell the bulbs as heaters. Oh wait, you can't. They don't produce heat efficiently enough for that. But a proper heater.
Wheatgrass juice tastes like nothing.
No, it tastes like grass juice.
The lighted version may very well safely bleed any static charge, precisely because it is electrically connected to the cover.
Technically speaking, this is also electrically connected to the cover.
Could there be a case made for you being able to modify and use Ford's computer system in a way you legally cannot with Xbox?
There are lots of aftermarket ECUs for cars, Fords included.
Wouldn't it be safer to have that molten salt at ground level?
Not if you wanted to get within 100 feet of the central collector during the day.
The very name of the product is that of an ad agency.
Wait, are you talking about Docs, or Word? Because both are products of ad agencies.
since five hundred archers would be far more effective.
Sure, if the ships are in arrow range, and they haven't wet everything down first.
Thus spake the master programmer: "After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
