I do wonder why the car needs to make a backup sound, when nobody is around, normal human driven cars don't
You are about 5 years out of date. Idiots in NHSTA made Congress pass a law requiring artificial noise when backing up or driving below 5 MPH on the theory that dumbshits looking at their phones in the middle of parking lots might get hit.
It's a space station.
Anything is a space station if you're brave enough.
Effectively what they did was put blindiers around each pixel to prevent light bleeding into the next one
So you're saying they were using.... Peaky Blinders?
The Economist.
'nuff said
"Little Johnny misbehaved so the entire class is not going to get recess time today."
Sheesh
No, prices aren't rising. Owners are **choosing** to raise prices because they can.
If the gov't (yeah, i know) mandated a sliding cost scale, with highest prices for the biggest users, things would change rather quickly
Forget USB. I just invented a new standard. It's wireless, has a guaranteed maximum range of 1 meter, and can handle up to 511 peripherals simultaneously.
I think I'll call it "SharkTeeth"
"market integrity" ROFLMAO
Congress insider trading. Bots trading at submilisecond speeds. Pump-and-dumpers.
And, yeah, derivatives made up of tranched derivatives made up of tranched derivatives.
Are there any stats on the rate of batteries going into thermal runaway when NOT in aircraft? Taken by itself, the claims quoted here seem out of line with any expectations. Do things get worse when the cabin pressure goes down a bit (approx to 8000 - foot atmos equivalent) ?
The Orange Caligula spoke thusly, "TorbjÃrn TÃrnqvist, you're fired."
SevenEves, anyone?
Computer science is applied discrete mathematics.
It is, but that's because it's really "Software Science" . If labels were correct, "Computer Science" would be about the structure of a computer: interfaces, caches, distributed processing, and so on.
To a limited extent, moving your watch some (larger) distance horizontally will throw it off as well, due to variations in the gravitational force (at constant radius) with lat & long.
This one dates back to 1952: There is a lot of empty space between Earth and Mars, but one day you may discover the black teapot that B. Russell placed out there.
When you start measuring your mirrors in meters, that damn thing ainâ(TM)t designed to look at anything other than space.
I suggest you hit up Wikipedia for "Lacrosse"
Solutions are obvious if one only has the optical power to observe them over the horizon. -- K.A. Arsdall
