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Re:While you're at it...
Cool. I have monitors with a similar resolution but only 22 inches - so I have to set the font size to extra large in every application. I imagine that you can keep fonts at 'normal' size and just have a super huge desktop. Here's a photo of my setup: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7145/6851350945_e582af1ed5_o.jpg (it's a big image but I guess you will have no problem displaying it!) Do you have a photo of yours?
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So does this mean
That all of the other "browsewrap" style agreements we see outside the internet are also invalid? By this I mean items like attraction admission tickets, parking lot receipts and for that matter airline tickets that say things like "acceptance/use of this ticket constitutes agreement with this contract" (such as seen here https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2617/3708171070_cd5418d1e5_b.jpg)
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Re:lawsuit time?
How 'bout zip ties? Faster to employ and easier to carry than cuffs.
They're also impossible to readjust and too easy to make too tight. They result in actual physical damage including nerve damage when left too tight. Only real assholes use them instead of cuffs.
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Re:lawsuit time?
How 'bout zip ties? Faster to employ and easier to carry than cuffs.
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Re:NOT A REAL GERMAN ADVERT
The real Turner The Worm being sick.
Oh, I'll admit I really hate it when people on Slashdot "helpfully" explain a joke or reference, especially when it's one that most people here will get (thus cheapening its appeal to those who got it, and not really making it funny to those who didn't).
But the infamous Turner the Worm being being sick incident is just too important to risk going over American Slashdotters' heads. :-)
(BTW, should I label the above as being "NSFW" bearing in mind it was aimed at *children*?!) -
Re:"This is not a secondary business like Xbox..."
Fixed:
http://img2.store.microsoft.com/prod/clustera/framework/locations/img/dashboard/hero/image01.jpgFeeling any better in Bizarro World?
Wood tables, instead of white.
At least they dress 'em differently, notice the nametag!
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Re:Wrong question - "how to get paid?" is enough
I know of a universally useful tool
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Re:Come on
No rational person on earth thinks airplane windows should roll down.
Color me irrational
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Microsoft Monocle
Microsoft's answer to Google Glass, as modeled by Count Homer.
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I put it on wikispeedia
I put it on wikispeedia.org. Perhaps someone can improve where I placed the sign...
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Flash anyone?
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Re:Chevy & Ford
oh of course...
I mean, the Honda Fit, the Chevy Aveo, the Suzuki Aerio and Nissan Versa are so different looking there's no possible way I just mixed them all up.
Companies build products that are easily as similar as what Apple is complaining about, and they never even hit arbitration. Apple is only pursuing legal action because they can afford it (they're likely the most over-capitalized company in the world) and they think they stand to gain market share by suing everyone into being afraid of them.
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Re:OO vs real life
"Right now, running a simulation for a single cell to divide only one time takes around 10 hours and generates half a gigabyte of data," Dr. Covert wrote.
life's too short for java. http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3245/2652438835_4f0f3b366b.jpg
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What Country Was The Video Transcribed In?
Check out the gibberish closed captions ("nexus ceo their first social streaming media player may trigger the plane home") for the How Nexus Q Works video.
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Re:~79%?
True, however that would also could have a positive effect on those that are non-religious as well. When the religious right demand that prayer should be allowed in school they don't know that the same rights apply to all religions, not just one. Once it settles in they will no longer be any requests for prayer at school again. :
http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6240/6323579499_56921e5b6b_z.jpg
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Google Colon View
Google Colon View: Google Research has developed a self-propelled capsule endoscope that can be inserted into the anus and driven through the colon via remote control and a magnetic field, capturing images along the way.
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One moment please . . .
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Now just one minute here . . .
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7089/7315110298_4d6eb1c07d_z.jpg
special thanx to Wm. Banzai -
Re:Cyclops myth
I thought this has been known for a while, and is the origin of the myth of the cyclops?
You're thinking of the one eyed fossils of larger variety of pachyderm found there.
Similarly, I'm wondering if these fossils are the origin of the legends of the Minitaur.
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Old news.
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Re:No one sees...
Which side is the one lying about it for political gain?
The side that doesn't have facts supporting its position.
Was that a trick question?Can we next debate whether or not smoking tobacco is bad for your lungs?
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These were in place for the Athens Olympics
They had AA in place for the Athens Olypmics. They were clearly visible out beyond the outfield wall at the Softball and Baseball fields. This type of thing:
http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6203/6074130550_928b676ecc_z.jpg
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Re:Just check what the guy's doing
If you look at these pictures of the cockpit, it is feasible that the sticks might be obscured by the body of the pilot in the seat with the seat in the forward position.
http://largest-plane.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/airbus-a330-cockpit.jpg http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3264/2905717075_e06553d20f_z.jpg
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Re:It has to be?
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Re:Bitcoin why?
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Re:Bing wins on many little details
No offense to your preference, but when I just start typing in the name of the local theatre here, this is what I get:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7047/6970224347_2e28f52b1c_o.png
For those who aren't into clicking pictures, it lists the movies playing above a link to the threatre itself, and a map to its location on the right. All without clicking anything yet.
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Personality
The first thing I thought of was this Calvin&Hobbes cartoon
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Re:AUTODIN
A little more info about the 1960's version of AUTODIN.
http://rogerdmoore.ca/PS/ADINallB.png
http://rogerdmoore.ca/PS/ADINC.htmlWe had a UNIVAC DCT 9000 node at our site with plated wire memory.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plated_wire_memory
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Re:evolution via virus
Or Meg Foster.
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Re:*sigh*... It's a little different
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Re:Et tu, Netherlands?You've obviously never seen what a briefcase with a million dollars in hundreds looks like. It probably looks like the briefcase normal people carry their laptop in (well, the same size at least).
In singles it is a giant rotating cube of cash while in 20's it would fit in a big backpack.
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Re:PHP is great
Modern Perl is a beautiful language*
*for certain values of "beauty" not normally encountered in human experience, e.g., "that tangled ball of rattlesnakes is beautiful."
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Re:Why ARE we persecuting Iran?
Are you KIDDING me?
Saudi Arabia executes hundreds of 'witches' a year, never mind other religious transgressions that are punished severely, and SA is the biggest US 'ally' or so it seems.
Nobody cares about the NK dictator because he is just a tyrant that enslaves and kills and rapes his people, but he has nothing that US wants - OIL.
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Re:What's wrong? It's full of pork.
"The DoD budget should be written by DoD administrative staff based on actual, military need, not by a bunch of congressional staffers trying to appease big donors."
Don't presume the cliques in DoD have the OVERALL best interests of the troops in clear focus and aren't fighting over DIFFERENT rice bowls.
We went to war in Iraq with SOFT-SKINNED support vehicles and HMMWVs despite the lessons of Viet Nam and Somalia. Troops had to RE-learn how to build gun trucks, and RE-install gun shields on our APCs.
SFC Paul R. Smith died firing an OPEN machine gun from an unprotected M113:
http://www.combatartfund.org/Images/MOH.PatrickHaskett.jpg
(Most of the ACAV armor kits were REMOVED from M113s in the US inventory before it was realized Iraqis figured out what the VC did in the battle of Ap Bac many years ago. They are back, with the addition of TAGS windowed gunshields. As for the anti-RPG bar armor so common now, it was invented in the 1960s but rejected because it got tangled in Southeast Asian jungle. Tested on an M113, it was forgotten for decadesâ¦)
Viet Nam 113 with gunshields:
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2570/4115742434_26c7ccf501_z.jpg
EARMARKS helped field uparmor kits, MRAPs, armored trucks, etc which save many Soldier lives. The stopgap HMMWV armor kits were better than nothing, but HWWWV are still merely light trucks and not armored fighting vehicles like MRAP.
The military is complex and so are its internal politics. If you want ethical earmarks, ask for oversight, but they've done a lot of good.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/military/2007-09-03-congressmrap_N.htm
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Re:Why return mission?
Before they die, penguin and seal would be on the menu. Seal is a good source of oil and that could be used to run their generators or at least some furnaces for heat.
I think if it came down to survival, those scientists would last a long time, perhaps permanently if they figured out how to use spears.