Comment Re:Good (Score 1) 490
??? If "80% of the lower receiver is complete" is acceptable, then a complete receiver would qualify. Is your correction wrong?
??? If "80% of the lower receiver is complete" is acceptable, then a complete receiver would qualify. Is your correction wrong?
Brings back mammaries . . .
You'd also need two separate fuel tanks in such a vehicle. Since there is no way liquid and compressed gas can go in a single tank.
In fact, the tank in my front yard contains both liquid and compressed gaseous forms of propane.
And gullwing doors? That's like the Rolex of doors, isn't it -- all form and no function? Unless I get bonus points for every cyclist I decapitate with them, where's the benefit?
They (at least Tesla's) can be opened with only "inches" of clearance. That is, the jerk who did his best to box you in with his old Maverick is foiled - at least this time.
Also, they appear to be safer (when fully opened) for cyclists. Instead of hitting an unyielding door, they plow into the emerging driver.
What, no ".../NASA" ?
I attended SpaceShipOne' first successful space flight. SS1 was being towed up and down past the crowd after the flight. A spectator nearby was holding up a sign that I couldn't quite see. Burt Rutan (who was riding on the tailgate of the pickup towing SS1) saw it, and ran over to grab it. He handed it up to test pilot/astronaut Mike Melvill to display for all. It simply read:
SpaceShipOne
GovernmentZero
(Photo at http://tinyurl.com/l3rrkdj)
The 300 titles were selected from over 100K already approved titles in the Navy's general digital library.
OTOH, collections are curated - from the BBC article:
"[There will be] five per submarine, with a total of 355 for the submarine force. Eventually, we will send NeRDs to all vessels in the active fleet - it will take time as each collection will be tailored for specific audiences," Ms Moffitt told the BBC.
Shakespeare has 36 plays all by himself, Twain has over 20, Doyle has over 20, Dickens about 20, and those are just off the top of my head.
I didn't realize that Twain, Doyle, or Dickens were such prolific playwrights.
Brazil?
...the second amendment is literally 3 or 4 sentences long.
No, it isn't. It is literally only one sentence long.
A shield not too different
from a riot shield should be quickly available, doors of police vehicles should
have layers added to protect from ballistic small arms fire.
Door armor is offered as an option for police cars, or as an aftermarket item - see: http://www.fleetsafety.com/pol... for example.
I'm a little bummed about this. My first reaction was, "Oh, cool. This is just like the idea I had a few days ago." Then, I realized they're trying to do it from a single photo instead of taking advantage of the camera hardware to obtain actual depth info.
Read the cited blog:
"Instead of capturing a single photo, you move the camera in an upward sweep to capture a whole series of frames."
The 3-D effect comes from comparing the frames.
"Club Tycoon Sends Man to the Moon" (http://tinyurl.com/q9vd2qh)
Got cites?
Close - but transponders only use digits from zero through seven.
Squawking comes from the transponder (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T..., a device that transmits a four digit code. Setting the transponder to 7600 means that your communications radios are out of service, not that your transponder radio is broken.
HELP!!!! I'm being held prisoner in /usr/games/lib!
