No, you flat out dismissed it simply because it hasn't happened yet. If people flat out dismissed interesting new developments--as you did, in your own words--just because they were in the very earliest stages, then the Apollo missions never would have happened because they were as insignificant as an extra speck of dust on your desk.
Getting things like this done requires people getting excited about it before it happens.
You're right, we shouldn't give a shit about anything until it's already said and done.
Interestingly, Coulton made some changes to the lyrics of the song itself, and those changes were used in the show. For instance, the line "Johnny C is in trouble" is in the Glee "rendition."
The great thing is that, at least in some states (AK for instance) by refusing to allow the officer to search your car, you're giving him reason to impound it as evidence so it can be searched at their leisure and without your presence. Fun, eh?
Also, submitter apparently doesn't have a shoulder to pinch the phone to his ear with.
Ahh you missed it. Near.
Let it be known that I was actually moderated "-1 Redundant" on this. The irony is palpable.
1) 12
2) A dozen
It was written that way to catch people who only read half the summary. It's simple math: 2 * 50% = 100%! Foolproof.
1) Yes
2) Almost boiling!
3) 500,000 years
4) Indeed
5) Nearly 100 degrees celsius
6) 500 millennia
You're all missing the point that they're using water near 100C to bore through ice to get at water that's been isolated for as much as 500 millennia.
wrecking havoc
Oh, no! Our precious havoc!
"user started", that is.
Preview? Pfffft.
Unless the numbers aren't based on actual hours worth of video streamed, but something more crude, such as "use started to stream video that is 2 hours long, that counts as 2 hours." In which case, it's extremely easy to imagine the average user opening the stream for 34 hours worth of video a month. I probably do twice that, myself.
Seems that if a crime happens on the internet, the punishment is automatically increased 10 fold from it's brick and mortar counter-parts.
Well, the last thing we want is for these newfangled e-criminals to compete unfairly and ruin the tried and true business model of all those struggling mom-and-pop criminals out there.
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?
