Comment: Re:Cool (Score 1) 117
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Is this a "good idea fairy" that looks good as a tool now, but in the long run will turn out poorly."
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The village board has been provided with permit fees, schematics and photos of it's installation. The tower has been inspected by professional engineers and proven it is safe. Also submitted to the board were documents proving the tower is well within FCC regulations. Samm's neighbors signed documents that they are not receiving interference from the tower."
Comment: Re:Not possible (Score 1) 435
Comment: Re:Mental maps... (Score 1) 289
Comment: Re:Already a reality (Score 1) 285
Comment: Re:You are entirely correct (Score 1) 153
Because of the written part of our language.
Comment: Re:Evil. -- Make it prior-art not a patent! (Score 1) 390
You see everything is already copy-righted. You write a book, you own it. The idea of mailing it to yourself is that you have a copy of it in a sealed container dated by the government to prove you are the one who made it before someone else did.
Comment: Re:Tabs on top, do it NOW! (Score 1) 556
I don't mind any changes as long as I have the option to put them the way I like them.
Comment: Re:As good as ex-Earth? Or merely cheaper? (Score 1) 231
Comment: Re:Perfect place to finish my dissertation. (Score 1) 231
If you spot reading slashdot, you might find the time and focus to finish your dissertation. Seriously, reading Slashdot too much serves to create an Attention Defecit Disorder. Now if....whoo what's that! I found another open wifi network!...now where was I? Yea...Slashdot is like a bazaar of ideas, but you just went out for milk and bread.
Isn't that what MODERATION is for?
Comment: Re:Increasing mortality is bad for business (Score 2, Informative) 300
The most-successful virus struck Europe in the mid-1200s, killed 40% of the people, and created a shortage of labor that allowed the serfs to free themselves and demand pay. Thus the middle class was born.
What did these viruses have in common? They were very virulent, killing the host quickly, but it didn't matter because their RNA code was spread via fleas.
A number of people doubt the bacterial bubonic plague/rats/fleas explanation due to the rapid manner of spread of the disease. A viral haemorrhagic fever, possibly airborne, is given as a more likely alternative.