thowawatp302

Conversely, it isn’t my problem to make a business model work.

Personally, I’ve decide if I can’t buy something and just have it I will do without. So be it.

> in fact, it forms less than 2% of all the bacteria that cause caries

The word “cause” seemed to be doing a lot of lifting

Th article just confirms my suspicion that the worst thing is I could be out $500

Because that’s management’s job, when you see the course of business you become responsible for it.

Everything in there seems fine to me, not sure what you’re talking about

Do you have any evidence or do you just feel like that?

No, because you’re comparing the various proportions, it’s like comparing the contraction of various rulers made from different woods.

Yeah isn’t it a simplification of the idea an object at rest has has a four-velocity where U^0 = c (so a velocity of c entirely the time direction) but a photon doesn’t have a rest frame to do this calculation?

The pressurization system takes bleed air from the jet turbines so they need to be able to shut it down in the case of an engine fire

Have you extended that idea to the perspective of your cells and you, and thought up any major differences?

(Genuine question, the biggest difference I can think of is most of our cells are in permanent physical contact.)

When was that? My parent’s landline number stayed unchanged for 20 years. Through moves, too (with the caveat they stayed in the service area of the CO.)

That same Mojave desert has the Hoover Dam— it supplies 15% of its power to LA. (Of 58% sent to California)

That was a problem solved 91 years ago— in 1933.

By virtue of being a private torrent tracker, WhatCD never had that full catalog, itself. The members did and what you consider to be an inability to recover is only because the torrents were never remade. The same thing would happen if the tracker was up and there were no seeds.

You sound like a real snowflake. Dealing with 3x the amount of 100F days where I live is a far lower standard of living than any boogie man you can come up with.

What SBF did isn’t covered under anything that could even remotely be called investment risk.

I don’t think there’s an algorithm accurate enough to predict the death of that king down to a specific day.

You’re still going to need that data entry guy. (Plus the two more that is the root problem)

Not sure who downvoted but OP is right, if you understand it was the iPod Touch.

I work at one of those SV Fortune 500 companies and I’d absolutely give pause during hiring if I saw google in their resume

I might be an outlier

At 120mph, my car can only go about 35mph over the posted speed limit in some places around here so I wouldn’t call it ‘much’ faster.

It doesn’t coincide, as the coal plant shut down in 2022, more than a year before this storm.

He's not telling them to follow his path. He's telling them to make sure the path they follow leaves them satisfied.

I'm not particularly exceptional, and I give the same advice.

We invested in a project to

> I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth.

And got a 4x return on investment (we landed four men on the moon before 1970.)

And we did it because it was a hard thing to do.

iDisk came out in 2000 and functioned like iCloud Drive has, with local caching, since 2003

It predates Dropbox by almost half a decade

The Sun doesn't have a radio, it may produce RF energy, but doesn't modulate the RF energy it sends to Earth, Voyager still is.

Every time someone says this they forget the internet itself is a federated platform.