Oh, my, but I bet you'd squeal like a pig.
You're a whiny little punk with nothing intelligent to say.
But, hey, you can tell all the other whiny little punks at your playdate tomorrow how tough you were on the intertubes.
I'm sure your mom will be impressed.
Childish little asshole.
So basically all the crappy bits you don't want on mobile anyway are missing. What a shame.
I can't imagine it is really a big water treatment issue since they have a different density than water and you could separate them with settling tanks and skimmers.
I dare you to tell us the cost of fitting tanks and skimmers into every sewer in California. Or every other body of water it flows into
Filtering the inputs to San Francisco Bay would be ridiculously expensive. Outlawing this plastic crap makes far more sense.
What you describe is theoretically possible, but utterly absurd in reality.
It's not a nothing issue. It's huge amount of crap dumped into waterways which acts like silt, doesn't break down, and otherwise serves to give people whiter teeth (or whatever the hell it's used for).
California has decided that's a dumb idea.
Wow
Or is it more analogous to the beam hits an object (hence the guy)?
That actually makes sense, thanks.
Pew pew!! Way cooler than lasers!
the point is no one is born a criminal.
they are made.
i think my samsung go phone i bought at Target (SGH-487 something something) has surpassed my old nokia for survability at this point. but even if it breaks tomorow, so what? who needs to upgrade for a "free" phone and 2 year contract, when 10$ for a prepaid phone with a removable sim card is all it takes to replace a phone?
one way is it suffocates them by sticking in the gills
They're so small and light that their denisty doesnt really come into play, even in the settling tanks. the lightest of currents can keep them from settling out. the part of the WTP most likely to catch them is the filtration.
the biggest problem is significant amounts manage to still make it through the plant and into wildlife, where they are small enough to collect in tissue and fuck em up.
thats not how science funding works, let alone their job security.
because companies never ever polluted or poisoned food in the pursuit of profits and needed to slapped upside the head by government. ever.
Tech Seargent Chen please report to the bridge for plot exposition.
It sounds so good, and it's the LHC
It was great... until the other filesystems caught up while it was not under development.
It was great... until it went on a rampage and murdered your data. I kid, but I'm also serious. When it was in current development, no other fs was as efficient with small files, and there's a lot of those on the average Unix system so that's of great interest. But it also was the least reliable filesystem in common use. So it was really never worth using.
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.
