pavement

17 ms·

121.
by pavement 9y ago
Astonishingly, nearly every member on this list rates at between 10K and 20K claims a piece, multiplied by nearly 9,000 individual prescribing doctors. So, a large city, and within that city, nine thousand sold-out stadiums, where attendant
122.
by pavement 9y ago
tl;dr: He [...] spent a number of years working as a consultant, before launching Soti in 2001. [B]ack in 2001 he [...] started to try to dream up something. [...] After a month of working[...], Mr Rodrigues had come up with [an] idea - a
123.
by pavement 9y ago
Please sign in to see what the internet knows about you. Uh, actually, that's what I tell the internet about myself, for the most part. It doesn't really impress me when I approach the internet and introduce myself b
124.
by pavement 9y ago
We Maybe you .
125.
by pavement 9y ago
slapping a LAMP stack on it then creating a web interface You know, that'd be really great and all, but please, please, please don't discount the potential for rampant, malicious destruction of food supply for kicks, rev
126.
by pavement 9y ago
Yup, deserts move and in some areas expand. Tropical weather moves toward the poles, or even dominates all latitudes. Tundra disappears. Ice caps disappear. Some of this depends on geography, and local terrain features. Lake effect precipit
127.
by pavement 9y ago
You would prefer simply to say "in space" perhaps? Drop the "outer" part? What else to say instead?
128.
by pavement 9y ago
Uh... what?! The bill would order the Defense Department to establish the new corps by January 2019. It would be a distinct military service within the Department of the Air Force, in much the same way the Marine Corps operates
129.
by pavement 9y ago
News Flash : computer judges books by their cover, yields opinions regarding stereotypes developed by using statistical methods and correlation as an indicator of likely causation. Up Next : How to use fMRI images of fish brains to determ
130.
by pavement 9y ago
There's always the possibility that an array of dams and locks could be established, to preserve New York harbor, as it exists. It'd be expensive, but New York is already expensive. Would such a project consume more concrete than
131.
by pavement 9y ago
That's probably because changing fuel consumption goals has absolutely nothing to do with the magnitude or propagation characteristics of an atmospheric shockwave. Unless the shockwave's shape (distorting coarseness of the wave fr
132.
by pavement 9y ago
I can conceive of a combination of bad choices that could place a person in such a predicament. Unlikely choices, but choices, when taken, certainly resulting in the described outcome. It's not an inaccessible scenario, but unlikely to
133.
by pavement 9y ago
It never ceases to amaze me, how much controversy the name Monsanto stirs up. The waters around this company are so murky, that it's less a question of whether the company operates an unregulated extrajudicial campaign against public
134.
by pavement 9y ago
tl;dr Prof Jim Vaupel, a specialist in ageing at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany [is outraged at the idea that statistics might be used to infer clues regarding commonplace realities about the
135.
by pavement 9y ago
nor is there a combination of bad choices that could conceivably put me in their position from my starting point. Guess again.
136.
by pavement 9y ago
One sure-fire way to control for this sort of loose testimonial data is to collect many volunteers among those who affirm such habits, and follow many or all of them longitudinally, and engage with them and make observations, hopefully with
137.
by pavement 9y ago
Basically, in the future, we're all stone-faced automatons, helplessly clawing at the walls of a social cage that demands our thoughts must be at least neutral and aloof, if not explicitly happy and positive.
138.
by pavement 9y ago
And then I never played baseball again.
139.
by pavement 9y ago
baseball's unwritten rules. Yeah, like whether or not you're supposed to run on a pop-fly. That was the first and last rule I bothered to learn. The real rule is that if someone else doesn't know the rules, their enti
140.
by pavement 9y ago
I gave up wrist watches back in the late 90's when carrying a cellphone with automatic carrier time became a new sort of norm. I just wanted to shed accessories and check pockets for one less thing before heading out the door. Later on
141.
by pavement 9y ago
Regarding visible spectrum observations, I've been waiting to see if anyone can come up with a way to develop a consumer-accessible instrument that can sample a high enough resolution, to image all of the moon landing sites. For as lon
142.
by pavement 9y ago
Ah, well, I can only speak about the 90's and later, really.
143.
by pavement 9y ago
AMP has all the charisma of Silverlight. When I see it, I am impelled away from it, and toward anything closer to normal, no matter how ugly or slow.
144.
by pavement 9y ago
The collapse of Radio Shack can be attributed to an obvious lack of sales support. And by that, I mean, for the sales people that they actually hired, what they gave them to sell, and what the operation as a whole needed to do to perform wa
145.
by pavement 9y ago
This image alone is the scariest graphic I've seen in a while: https://cdn.theatlantic.com/assets/media/img/posts/2014/03/a... While concentrated hydrofluoric acid is well-known as a night
146.
by pavement 9y ago
One detail that isn't explicitly stated, but seems like a bit of a blind spot, is whether there's an age-appropiate aspect to this behavior. Do non-growing adults (30+ years old) enjoy greater benefits than small children who have
147.
by pavement 9y ago
I haven't seen one that does both for the homescreen lock. But you'd always want the biometric verification last, since it provides a powerful clue about who can authenticate all the other layers of security on a mobile device.
148.
by pavement 9y ago
But they can't force you to use the fingerprint lock in the first place. Don't secure your phone with biometrics in Norway.
149.
by pavement 9y ago
Eh, to be clear, this anatomical identification of the various attributes of sapience( dialing in on its approximate residence within systems matter, somewhere between the quantum and newtonian realms), rings mostly of opening remarks, and
150.
by pavement 9y ago
With legal teams on hand and millions of dollars at stake, I'd imagine it as dry and unemotional for the most part. A read-through on some paperwork, a couple of curt refusals, double check to confirm and get clarification, maybe a pho

More ›