Just sitting or just standing is not the answer -- it's the moving your body every 20 minutes. The duration of the movement is not important, it's that you actually move your body. See here for more https://open.buffer.com/health...
> Environmental scientists, like almost all > specialists, see things very narrowly, and many > place disproportionate importance on the > unnatural preservation of some ideal, imagined, > "human-free" ecosystem.
If only this planet were to be so lucky as to be "human-free".:)
Actually, an object doesn't need to be even remotely near the planet to wipe us all out. Check out this entry in my blog.
This may be what really caused the extinction of the dinosaurs...
Is there any info on Newbridge MainStreet Xpress ADSL modems? I was told by the tech who installed
my modem to leave it on so that they could do
firmware updates. This whole article does not
give me a warm fuzzy. What is the joe average user supposed to do?
Could we all start to use the ISO date format... It would make life just that much easier! Thanks. See here for more about ISO 8601, which BTW is also covered in ANSI X3.30-1985(R1991).
Could someone please take the time to explain to me why the open-source community has not early and eagerly supported/encouraged the Mozilla project? What seems to have happend (at least as I see it anyway) is that the project has at best been ignored and at worst openly scorned.
This makes no sense to me as: 1. This would have been a great chance to show other companies that opening up their source code is a good thing that will benefit all parties. 2. The browser is perhaps the most important application on the desktop today and not having a good one can severly hurt an operating systems adoption
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Just sitting or just standing is not the answer -- it's the moving your body every 20 minutes. The duration of the movement is not important, it's that you actually move your body. See here for more https://open.buffer.com/health...
> Environmental scientists, like almost all
:)
> specialists, see things very narrowly, and many
> place disproportionate importance on the
> unnatural preservation of some ideal, imagined,
> "human-free" ecosystem.
If only this planet were to be so lucky as to be "human-free".
In which case we get what we deserve.
Actually, an object doesn't need to be even remotely near the planet to wipe us all out. Check out this entry in my blog. This may be what really caused the extinction of the dinosaurs...
So due to the Heisenberg / Uncertainty Principle it would have hit us if we had not measured its trajectory, right?
There was also some talk (I don't know how far this was pursued) about using Perl as your interactive shell program. Does Ruby have that?
If Ruby can have its own OS, so should Perl.
BTW, on a somewhat related note, I still think Cons is a better idea than SCons but now were getting into language wars...
Is there any info on Newbridge MainStreet Xpress ADSL modems? I was told by the tech who installed my modem to leave it on so that they could do firmware updates. This whole article does not give me a warm fuzzy. What is the joe average user supposed to do?
Could we all start to use the ISO date format... It would make life just that much easier! Thanks. See here for more about ISO 8601, which BTW is also covered in ANSI X3.30-1985(R1991).
Could someone please take the time to
explain to me why the open-source community
has not early and eagerly supported/encouraged
the Mozilla project? What seems to have
happend (at least as I see it anyway) is that
the project has at best been ignored
and at worst openly scorned.
This makes no sense to me as:
1. This would have been a great chance
to show other companies that opening
up their source code is a good thing
that will benefit all parties.
2. The browser is perhaps the most
important application on the desktop
today and not having a good one
can severly hurt an operating systems
adoption
Just my 2 cents...