I read so many books as a child it is impossible to recommend any. I did read a book recently titled 'Absolute Zero Gravity' (Betsy Devine & Joel Cohen) Science Jokes, Quotes and Anecdotes. It is informative, historical, educational, and truly fascinating to read. For a child this can really awaken their cognitive imagination. Fiction-wise I would leave to the child to decide as that list is truly endless. The Witcher series by Sapkowski I couldn't hardly put down (the movie is a complete FAIL). One other I rather liked is titled 'The Eerie Adventures of the Lycanthrope Robinson Crusoe' by Defoe, Lovecrart, & Clines.
Interesting analysis on DAO, the virtual company that apparently thought it could fly but instead fell off a cliff. I like the premised intent of digital currency. All currency is digital (read imaginary) in fact, but the geniuses who headed this up did not realize that security is not just a byword for hacking/privacy concerns. If you stick your wallet out you better make damn sure you don't end up buying everybody's lunch. Personally, they should 'rollback', as long as their is no animosity. Again, all 'currency' is man-made-imaginary. So I say live and learn and keep pushing forward. What do I know though? Maybe these guys can afford to give their money away but that is definitely not agreeable.
I am nowhere near skilled enough to even understand the majority. Shoots, I just installed my very first personal home router. Also, I might add, this reminds me of the Intel management engine, which to my eye is like a router built-in in some ways.
I read that but the high tech toolers of today are metric understandably. My point was that the industry may have balked but the populace just don't care enough. It's not like the tech industry makes the rules.
This is akin to: scientists now know the head is actually connected to the rest of the body via the neck. I had trouble with my right ear for approx. 5yrs. Finally went to to the dr. because it got to the point the headaches made me want to shoot myself. Apparently the stapia (the thing that vibrates) became infected and essentially was dying inside my head. They replaced it with a titanium one and the only difference is the headaches stopped. I cannot stress enough how important it is to protect the health of ones body, even if it means physically moving to a healthier environ.
In all honesty, the fact that he had been an upright taxpaying citizen to begin with... good job, house, car, friends etc., was an excellent incentive to break the habit.
My stepbrother is in his late 30's, has 5 illegitimate kids, no job, no car, and has never held a driver's license. Oh and he's a heroin addict and all his friends are meth heads. Why doesn't he quit? He's lived in the same house virtually his entire life, in and out of jail and prison, and his dad essentially allows him to live there as a daily fuckup.
DeLancey Street is an excellent court appointed 2yr alternative to the courts themselves. You can also just walk or drive in right off the street if you have the balls. Problem is you have to willingly enter it (the hard part), have no outstanding tickets/court appointments, and show up sober. Even so, I've seen guys with 4 years under their belt, walk out the door and OD within a week.
It really boils down to the individul themselves and the choices they make. Guys with 30+ years of addiction do not normally survive it. It just eats them alive, if not slowly.
Are we referring to reading aloud? As his son I am quite sure he doesn't necessarily need to read anything. I think this was hashed before right after the president came into office and there was the uproar over his birth cert.
I think a bit of it has to do with the manufacturing sector. The 'industrial revolution' in it's beginnings was quite crude really. Today's space age technology was essentially led by America, and that in and of itself, I believe to be the contributing factor in our adherence to an essentially non-metric system.
Take the term TITS for ex.: Total instrument tolerance supplement. Even though the tech industry is primarily metric, the term itself alludes to getting the absolute maximum precision from whatever you are using to measure with regardless of the scale.
Seems that MS taking it over last year was it's death knell. I assume Outlook is not an option. It's as if MS took it over just to gut it. First I've heard of it.. too bad. They have only been around since 2013.
Interesting. The post references sources such as Mapzen which allows you to extract portions of data for peculiar needs. Mapzen also provides an api for turn by turn navigation and there is a plugin to use it on a web based map.
I use DeLorme's street atlas on my tablet. It works great and is inexpensive. Just don't bother with any map pack additions as when you try to download more than a few square miles, delorme then promptly throttles you to 1990 dialup speeds. Viking (sourceforge) is also an option but there is no real time gps with windows.
It's difficult to just stand by and watch when as a human being one knows we are better than this. This is also a prime example that money does not change shit. In fact, if obsessed on, which is primarily how all this crap came to be, it makes things worse. My suggestion is to bail out some more bankers. That will fix everything.
Reddit, imo, is a joke for the simple(ton) reason that 90+% of new posts are nothing more than stupid questions. I created an acct. for the sole purpose of filtering the garbage, which apparently is the majority of the content.
Time is not seen. However one does, or does not, spatially relate the pittance of that which we call memory is hardly what could be construed as 'seeing time'. Try light from the circular construct that is the surrounding universe and then you will get a perfect picture of time. I've witnessed it and it is a mindblower to say the least.
The only thing secret about their service is how stupid these people really are. It's unfortunate that instead of taking healthy criticism from another US citizen, they instead chose to be vindictively juvenile. Real men don't hide from the truth. Not surprised, unfortunately.
I was not referring to the difference between auto and manual but the fact that supposedly, I don't own one, the model x has but one foot pedal. And that being said, why remove the 2 pedal design when that has worked forever? Prius's also have regenerative braking and they kept the std. 2 foot pedal design TG.
If the 'thread' applies to rethinking routers then I have every right to have posted what I have. Seems you are the one that wants to make an argument while I was making my own personal suggestion. Instead of assuming that you are smart while I am not, I suggest you let it go.