Comment Re:Sounds reasonable (Score 1) 338
The receiving end has all the right to filter any way they like
including the option of saying 'hey Mr ISP man, please filter this crap for me.'
The receiving end has all the right to filter any way they like
including the option of saying 'hey Mr ISP man, please filter this crap for me.'
In Germany at 100km/h if you're within 50km of the car in front you're tailgating. (Speed in km/h)/2 = (distance in m) in space you need between the car in front of you.
I think you meant 50m, not 50km - at a 50km following distance, you would never see another car.
The only thing that is certain to increase is the number of tickets (i.e. municipal revenues). Anything else is just an unintentional side-effect
Most of the tickets generated seem to be for failing to stop for $number_of_seconds before making a right on red. NJ state law does not define a specific $number_of_seconds and local towns have made it whatever they feel like making it.
FWIW I have seen the photo flashes going off when there was no vehicle in or even near the intersection. No idea what they trying to ticket - low flying birds perhaps?
They wouldn't be in harm's way if they're positioned somewhere sensible where cars don't travel, such as a sidewalk.
Bah - the article is about NJ, the sidewalk is considered to be the passing lane.
I seem to only drink Kirin at sushi restaurants so I don't expect to rushing out for it. However, if this was available for my favorite beer then I might give it a try.
While I like the 90 minute IPA, I think that the 120 minute IPA might make a better beer slushie (if you could get it to freeze smoothly).
Until battery electric vehicles become popular, stations like this won't be ubiquitous in the same way gas stations are.
Chicken & Egg syndrome here - long range electric vehicles won't become popular until there are stop & swap battery stations available.
Did you know that ten tmes as much money is spent on special education for lerning-disabled kids than on gifted kids?
Learning disabled & gifted should just be different flavors of the special education ice cream. Unfortunately most school districts don't see it that way -- especially when they get more state aid for the kids who have difficulties than those that are ahead of the rest of the class.
Personally I hate both terms (learning disabled and gifted), and prefer to use "differently learning"
1) I use an analog scope
2) I use a digital scope
3) Cowboy Neal is a my scope
4) Whats an oscilloscope?
analog & digital - but mostly analog
Because there are many different sizes of melon and since it is a cantaloupe and you're an idiot we'll call it a cantaloupe since North American Cantaloupe is really too long
And cantaloupes come in a large range of sizes from about a pound to around 10 pounds (possibly bigger, the biggest I ever saw was around 10 pounds) Comparison to something that is that variable in size is sort of useless, just give the actual (or even close) dimensions.
What about the parents who used to be able to rely on their kids being in school so they could go out to work? Do they now need to arrange childcare for Fridays too?
<politicianspeak> By instituting a 4 day school week, we will be creating additional jobs in childcare services, thus offsetting the loss of income by the non teaching school staffers </politicianspeak>
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.
