Well, it really does depend how far you want to go in defining religion. If you mean that a religion is simply and merely a belief in a higher being (theism), then sure, science and religion are compatible. If you mean that religion is a complex set of doctrines and social and moral rules that may or may not be orthagonal to the belief in a higher being, then you may run into some incompatibilities.
I thought that credit card companies had some legal obligation to transfer money from A to B, unless the money was actually criminal money? But last time I checked, Assange was accused (not convicted) of rape. And the Wikileaks organization as a whole wasn't accused of anything in a legal court. Or am I missing something?
Yeah, you're missing the part where the corporations have an obligation to transfer money to lawmakers for the sake of "national security".
LaTeX/LyX is a nice project, but 'king for technical writing'? Technical writing generally means user guides and other product manuals, and LaTeX is a niche player at best in that market.
Several publishers produce technical and user manuals with LaTeX.
I use Gmail. I used to use the labels for a while, but I got lazy with it. The search feature gets me what I want 99% of the time (1% is when I can't remember anything about the message I need to find). It's faster too---why click through folders or tags or labels when you can just type?
Why not have both OSes simultaneously running at the native level, and use a software or hardware controller to tell each OS what to do with the video output?
Mr Green said he doubted explanations centred on divine intervention.
"I think if the heavens were striking in cases of spontaneous combustion then there would be a lot more cases. I go for the practical, the mundane explanation," he said.
And Indian telecom sucks, IMHO. WAY way too many dropped calls if you're trying to call international.
Fine, but you have to view it in proportion to your wage. If your wage is decent, then the relative prices in India will be the same as here.
your super-fast GPU will be sitting idle much of the time waiting for something to do.
One word: Crysis.
...do you mean the Post Office?
sudo apt-get install yum
That should take care of it!
Meh, PC-BSD uses KDE by default. Other DEs don't even work as well, as they're using a customized version of KDE at that.
Why would they want to? They're getting paid when you download!
Well, it really does depend how far you want to go in defining religion. If you mean that a religion is simply and merely a belief in a higher being (theism), then sure, science and religion are compatible. If you mean that religion is a complex set of doctrines and social and moral rules that may or may not be orthagonal to the belief in a higher being, then you may run into some incompatibilities.
Nah, punch cards.
fully 94% used the 2.4GHz band
100% of 94% ? Or 94% used the band fully?
I thought that credit card companies had some legal obligation to transfer money from A to B, unless the money was actually criminal money? But last time I checked, Assange was accused (not convicted) of rape. And the Wikileaks organization as a whole wasn't accused of anything in a legal court. Or am I missing something?
Yeah, you're missing the part where the corporations have an obligation to transfer money to lawmakers for the sake of "national security".
I use 'zsh'ells, you insensitive clod!
Now You Can iPod While You iPod!
Let's say you went to Slashdot High.
People visit Slashdot when they're high? That'd explain a lot of comments! ;-)
and the year will be greater than or equal to 2036.
But then in the year 2038, all the dates will be reset to 1901 and we will have time traveled a century backward! WOOHOO!!!
WHOOOOOOOSHH....
LaTeX/LyX is a nice project, but 'king for technical writing'? Technical writing generally means user guides and other product manuals, and LaTeX is a niche player at best in that market.
Several publishers produce technical and user manuals with LaTeX.
I'll give you a pink pony if you never say that again.
We already did.
LibreOffice is already a better product. Just let it die. There's no need for it anymore.
I use Gmail. I used to use the labels for a while, but I got lazy with it. The search feature gets me what I want 99% of the time (1% is when I can't remember anything about the message I need to find). It's faster too---why click through folders or tags or labels when you can just type?
none of his peers will buy into it.
None of them will seed either! Selfish leeches!
Well, from Windows phoning home, of course! ;-)
Why not have both OSes simultaneously running at the native level, and use a software or hardware controller to tell each OS what to do with the video output?
...software cracks YOU!
Mr Green said he doubted explanations centred on divine intervention.
"I think if the heavens were striking in cases of spontaneous combustion then there would be a lot more cases. I go for the practical, the mundane explanation," he said.