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What he means is that anyone with half a brain will be able to figure out how to bypass this app.

I'm a carpenter, when building a house you'd be surprised where you end up.

Not really into parkour but my day job leads me into doing some really interesting stunts.

It's only harmful in gas form if it's been exposed to intense heat, without intense heat it's fine.As for the small amounts they only undergo respiratory failure if medical attention isn't immediately given. Yes people have lost fingers after exposure to the solid form but that's due to not wearing proper protection.

DHMO Is only dangerous if you breath it in while it's in liquid form. Once it's a gas it's safe to breath in.Secondly in it's pure form it only kills you if you fall into it. Seriously people do research before posting stuff.

V2 rockets were ran off an ethanol water mixture. So if it works it's not a dumb idea.

I don't get it, most of us read the book.So why are we so concerned with spoilers. I mean we already know that soylent green is Aerith.

It works because you're tied down and because it's a distraction. If you were just tied to the table eventually you'd be able to fall asleep or you'd get used to it eventually. The water dripping on your fore head prevents you from ever adapting to your current situation. Then there's the fact that water or things on a persons face is irritating.

I don't believe in fate, so the second option is most appealing.

So a few years ago I had an android tablet, with a bunch of apps on it and such, tablet got lost in a fire and now I finally got a new one. If i sign into my google account on the new tablet is there a way to find the list of apps I had downloaded on the old one?

So I have to choose between four power supplies. Having a hard time finding reviews. CoolerMaster RS750-AMAAB1-US, G750M 80+Bronze Enermax Revolution 87+ ERV1000EWT-G 1000W (Gold Certified) Power Supply Xigmatek PowerSupply ( Lifetime Warranty) VECTOR S750 750W PS (80+ Silver) VECTOR S1050 1050W PS (80+ Silver)

Not an expert by any means, but it seems to me sleep paralysis would be a trait that shouldn't have survived natural selection, after all waking up to a danger and being unable to act would be counter productive to seeing the next day.

No, what I'm saying is that finding a "volunteer" for a manned launch would be easy.As far as people keeping quiet how many techs would really know what would be happening? When the test capsule is ready 99% of the techs are asked to leave as classified stuff is going on, so one or two are all that puts the cosmonaut in the capsule. They might guess what's happening but as I said before they know about the gulug why would they ever speak? All I'm saying is that it's possible. Just because it takes hundreds to prep a rocket for launch doesn't mean it takes that many to strap a person into it. Besides a failed manned suborbital launch would be covered up fairly easily especially if few knew that it was manned.

A thousand people disappear every day without a trace, not to mention people were arrested all the time as enemies of the state.For all the workers knew it was a test launch for a new space capsule they wouldn't have to know it was manned. Or they could have known and realized if they mentioned it to anyone they would be the next test dummy.

Animals fight all the time, it's not a human centered thing as far as we know it's a nature thing.I'm not saying we should kill any aliens that come to our planet, doing so is a good way to end up working in an alien mining operation, but we should be approaching this situation as you would if you were walking through central park at night. Don't announce your location and don't go running towards anyone who does.

My common thinking is that any race capable of interstellar travel would be smart enough to realize that making themselves known to other species would be a bad idea. So they're stealthfully observing different races until the right time to make first contact comes around.

I'll PM you.

I don't believe any of the lost cosmonaut stories, I believe yuri gargarin was the first man in space and the dog was the first living creature to be in space. However I wouldn't be surprised if a cosmonaut or two were lost on suborbital flights before yuri flew. But as far as I am concerned what history says is what happened.

Get a PS4. Reasons why. You're not giving microsoft more money. You're not giving microsoft more money to play online. Did I mention you're not giving microsoft money? Do you need anymore reasons?

I have yet to see how you can tell the plot of a movie from a trailer.Well except for revenge of the sith, but what was going to happen was fairly well known.

I think it's less them lying and more them realizing they have thirty seconds to a minute to get people interested in the movie.

I'll be sure to start a topic when the war starts saying I told you so. If we survive long enough to get to a computer.

The war is coming if you have to deny it in order to continue to live normally that's your choice but it's lying to yourself if you think it's not going to happen.

If either of you think you're going to be surviving WW3 unscathed you got another thing coming.WW3 is going to happen, the timer has been counting down since 1945 the only difference is that the clock got a fresh paint job back in the 90's but either way it will happen and there's nothing any of use can do to stop it.

That depends on how much power curiosity needs to function. assuming it needs only %50 of the power it's RTG creates it could probably work for 15 years more or so.