Quatrain 62: Nostradamus
Mabus will soon die, then will come,
A horrible undoing of people and animals,
At once one will see vengeance,
One hundred powers, thirst, famine, when the comet will pass.
I know I'll get modded down, or flamed, but what the hell.
I used to do tech support for a local ISP, and everything was BSD. I purchased a book on FreeBSD along with the CD's and starting learning the basics. After that, Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE, and Ubuntu.
Like the movie Soylent Green. Google is saving all these footage's for the day you decide to end your life. Then you can watch how the world once was on a big screen, as they slowly put you down.
Unless new galaxies are forming at the edge of our universe, then we couldn't see them because their light hasn't reached us yet. In that case, our universe maybe much large than we realize.
Still makes no sense. The universe has been expanding all this time, and I'm sure there wasn't as many Galaxies in our young universe, yet why do we see so many?
And just think, our universe maybe vastly smaller in comparison. To me, it only seems logical that we must live in a multiverse, because how could Time itself start 14.6 Billion years ago?
If our universe is 14.5 Billion years old, and these galaxies we see are about 13 Billion light years away, shouldn't they be spread out much further apart? I would expect to only see a few galaxies in this picture.
You're more likely to drop the phone in the toilet then getting hacked. Besides, I'm sure Samsung will release a patch soon, so no need to run to the Apple store!
A means of replacing the tube only when it burns out, so the most complex and least homogeneous part of the bulb, (the base with its electronic circuitry), can be re-used numerous times.
You can still buy the long florescent light fixtures which don't require you replace any of the electronics. As for the screw on type, the issue is size. These CFL need to be as small as possible to fit most fixtures.
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Quatrain 62: Nostradamus Mabus will soon die, then will come, A horrible undoing of people and animals, At once one will see vengeance, One hundred powers, thirst, famine, when the comet will pass. I know I'll get modded down, or flamed, but what the hell.
God forbid our kids might learn some real science, lets just send them to Sunday school instead.
Obama is just the idiot puppet on stage. It's the ones behind the curtain controlling things.
ATI Stream says "Pfft"
Yea, Intel costs 50% more for 5% performance increase. Thanks, but I'll go with AMD.
I used to do tech support for a local ISP, and everything was BSD. I purchased a book on FreeBSD along with the CD's and starting learning the basics. After that, Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE, and Ubuntu.
Yea Mandrake was my favorite back in the day, Much easier to adopt than Red Hat.
Like the movie Soylent Green. Google is saving all these footage's for the day you decide to end your life. Then you can watch how the world once was on a big screen, as they slowly put you down.
Soon the only way to see these coral reefs will be through Google. Enjoy now before its gone.
Unless new galaxies are forming at the edge of our universe, then we couldn't see them because their light hasn't reached us yet. In that case, our universe maybe much large than we realize.
Still makes no sense. The universe has been expanding all this time, and I'm sure there wasn't as many Galaxies in our young universe, yet why do we see so many?
I suspect it's a serial multiverse. If time always existed, then our universe may have continued to expand infinitely in size.
And just think, our universe maybe vastly smaller in comparison. To me, it only seems logical that we must live in a multiverse, because how could Time itself start 14.6 Billion years ago?
If our universe is 14.5 Billion years old, and these galaxies we see are about 13 Billion light years away, shouldn't they be spread out much further apart? I would expect to only see a few galaxies in this picture.
Is that also the reason why 99% of the world still use a PC, and not a MAC?
You're more likely to drop the phone in the toilet then getting hacked. Besides, I'm sure Samsung will release a patch soon, so no need to run to the Apple store!
A means of replacing the tube only when it burns out, so the most complex and least homogeneous part of the bulb, (the base with its electronic circuitry), can be re-used numerous times.
You can still buy the long florescent light fixtures which don't require you replace any of the electronics. As for the screw on type, the issue is size. These CFL need to be as small as possible to fit most fixtures.
Think of all the children who can't find a replacement bulb!
Another free AV + Firewall Protection. It's more of a resource hog than MSE, but it really locks down the PC.
No Adware/Spyware Bullshit, gotta love that. Microsoft finally did something right for once, but for extra protection, I would also get Malwarebytes.
Considering the popularity of the iPhone, I'm sure forensics will have no problem retrieving you data, no matter how many times you try to wipe it.
Since the iPhone is locked down so much, and all you all data is backed up to their cloud. What have you got to worry about?
Considering how much feed they consume, methane they produce, and land they require. Why do we still keep them around? Is it purely for taste?
http://apple.slashdot.org/story/12/04/26/1740234/steve-jobs-idea-for-an-ad-supported-os , but I'm sure Apple has found a way to use subliminal messages instead, considering how many people are buying new iPhones.
Mirrors in space will reflect sunlight to keep the planet in balance. Man controlled climate.