Well.. the maximum recommended dose for ibuprofen is 1200mg.
OD's aren't _too_ dangerous, usually limiting themselves to stomach upset and nosebleeds.
In massive overdoses (greater than100mg/kg of body weight), it whacks your blood potassium levels, causing arrhythmia and possible cardiac arrest.
Massive OD's also toast your kidneys to a delicate crunch. {grin}
because "X-rays" is such an UGLY word....
Repeat after me: "Star Trek is NOT a documentary!"
the right, especially the religious right, that excels at propogating misinformation.
Perhaps because religion left or right excels at propagating misinformation?
I guess capitalism is a great idea until you run out of other people's labour and resources, huh?
If the greasemonkey script is illegal, wouldn't popup blockers also be a no-no under the same line of thinking?
The above was not intended to be representative of any particular computer language; it's pseudocode.
I would imagine that any code for an embedded system like a car computer would be in some flavour of machine code.
Regardless of the language the idea is the same: if you have ANY brake input, throttle input should be ignored.
Is it just me or could this be corrected with one line of code?
if brake_input > 0 then accelerator_output=0
no psychologically sound person would do that.
I think you're missing the point; no psychologically sound person would do that, but we're talking about an alien here.
you'd pull a "I can't go on without you" moment?
Um... did we see the same movie? Ol' Chris bugged out with the mother ship and may or may not be back... we don't know. (Sequel anyone?)
It's just like XBox -- only you die.
Seriously, it's capitalism, let the companies stand/fall on their own merits, if you help them, then they should pay you, and if you don't, then all you are promoting is communism, except with corporations in charge, instead of government.
If the corporations are in charge, the word you're looking for is "fascism."
--MAB
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (5) All right, who's the wiseguy who stuck this trigraph stuff in here?
