It also makes sense to make everybody beautiful, freaking intelligent and in love with each other. But still, seems god isn't the owner of that good sense you refer to.
I always wonder how many people tried to play the same hoax you're trying there but they took it so serious that they didn't click the "Preview" and theeen the "submit" buttons.
But that doesn't solve the problem either since then the rotated monitor would be really bad to watch movies or to get a glimpse on really long lines of code!
Best solution is, as expected, the mean between the two solutions: rotate 45 degrees!! In this way you'll train your brain to handle (quick-kick)-flipped things and in the future you'll end up smarter!
Side effects may include: stiff necks, going nuts, narcissism.
Oh yes! From the (real) summary, anyone can get that Linux "scales" beyond 48 cores but starts losing on performance due to the "counters" overhead. Working is different than "works great" or "pays off". Theoretically (as "works" go), Linux can work with way more than 48.
Did you forget "static void put_your_hands_up_hooker(int argc, char *argv[])"??? That's actually IN the "diagnose" code. Well, if you check both the exploit and the diagnose, they are quite the same and obviously the diagnose code inherited most of the code from it.
Now, the question is: do you trust ksplice or even (as cited below) the naive http download?
Mod Parent Up! Or better, since he/she posted as an Anonymous Altruist Coward, let me apply a patent on this!
I got really pissed off upon realizing that was NOT the case!
Were you EVER in a Ryanair flight? Flight attendants serve a purpose there..
They serve the biggest purpose there in fact, that is "Sucking all the money they can get from you".
In budget airlines, they try to sell you everything in-flight, from Lottery tickets to Coaches rides on the destination airport.
Of course passing through that tasty-looking nasty-tasting hamburger and the 5£ bottle of wine
While spending sunday afternoon with beers and old movies, someone knocked on my door and said it was the census and all. Since they had "booked" the visit earlier I knew it was them. (Yes, I'm in Brazil)
As soon as I opened the door I noticed the blue & very rugged "smartphone" (I would rather call a PDA) and the lady was really quick on making all the questions and even collecting my signature. (While singing into the touchscreen I could see that the thingy is pretty well designed and simple.
I believe it took me less than 5 minutes to answer everything (even though it took me some 2 to remember which year my mother was born!), in a nutshell: I believe this "digital" census can really be a good thing!
"People who exercise regularly had a lower risk, but still significant, risk of dying"
I think the writer got scared about being sitting for so long and decided to write in a fucking hurry(to get out walking and standing asap)! Isn't the "Preview->Read-What-You-Have-Written->???->Profit" policy enforced for this guys?!
Or was he so emphatic on the "risk" itself that he decided to use that word way more then necessary!?
"...at any given moment Google is running 50 to 200 experiments."
There is some guy saying developers should not have access to production servers..
It seems Google doesn't give a damn to that!!
As for orkut, I've seen bugs being fixed directly by the developer on the production server also. (Upon personal contact:) )
I had the same kind of learning back in my days using PIC microcontrollers where I needed to do VERY LOW LEVEL programming and I saw "instructions happening for real", flipping a led's state or the like. I value that experience a lot!
Hey! Don't use surgeons for that reasoning!
Whoever thinks Medicine is "Science" or that Surgeons know exactly what they'll do when they have your belly wide open: a) lives in a beautiful world where nobody dies, b) never seen a surgery in real life, c) knows nothing about the huge difference between math and medicine.
In fact the HD 10180'ar system used to be called "solar system" but after a few controversial events it ended up losing 2 planets and after a [insert absurd science fiction cosmic event] it relocated 127 light years "north".
In fact the HD 10180'ar system used to be called "solar system" but after a few controversial events it ended up losing 2 planets and after a > it relocated 127 light years "north".
Well, then we should simply change our definition for life into something like:
"Plants or animals", "Something that displays emotions"
or even, given humanity's current values:
"Believes in God"
This would be very useful, even for solving problems regarding AI.
(I foresee/.ers being used for cosmetics experiments in the future..)
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It also makes sense to make everybody beautiful, freaking intelligent and in love with each other. But still, seems god isn't the owner of that good sense you refer to.
Will the brain switch to IPv6?
I always wonder how many people tried to play the same hoax you're trying there but they took it so serious that they didn't click the "Preview" and theeen the "submit" buttons.
I fact, I like them better.
I'm so happy this isn't called iLegs!!!! eLegs is so.. so.. novel!
:)
Seriously, where is creativity when come up with these names. I myself work for a "iSomething" company..
it scares me to thing about our iFuture!
Oh, now back on topic, the product? awesome!
That's one damn well-informed Anonymous Coward!
Get your news straight fella!
But that doesn't solve the problem either since then the rotated monitor would be really bad to watch movies or to get a glimpse on really long lines of code!
Best solution is, as expected, the mean between the two solutions: rotate 45 degrees!!
In this way you'll train your brain to handle (quick-kick)-flipped things and in the future you'll end up smarter!
Side effects may include: stiff necks, going nuts, narcissism.
Oh yes! From the (real) summary, anyone can get that Linux "scales" beyond 48 cores but starts losing on performance due to the "counters" overhead. Working is different than "works great" or "pays off". Theoretically (as "works" go), Linux can work with way more than 48.
Now windows...
...They say they brought light to a standstill by drastically increasing the refractive index of the material it was being fired at...
They tried to take pics but somehow there wasn't enough light..
Did you forget "static void put_your_hands_up_hooker(int argc, char *argv[])"??? That's actually IN the "diagnose" code. Well, if you check both the exploit and the diagnose, they are quite the same and obviously the diagnose code inherited most of the code from it.
Now, the question is: do you trust ksplice or even (as cited below) the naive http download?
Mod Parent Up! Or better, since he/she posted as an Anonymous Altruist Coward, let me apply a patent on this!
I got really pissed off upon realizing that was NOT the case!
Were you EVER in a Ryanair flight? Flight attendants serve a purpose there..
They serve the biggest purpose there in fact, that is "Sucking all the money they can get from you".
In budget airlines, they try to sell you everything in-flight, from Lottery tickets to Coaches rides on the destination airport.
Of course passing through that tasty-looking nasty-tasting hamburger and the 5£ bottle of wine
Dude, your work sucks!
According to Tyler , it is made from Gasoline+Orange Juice!
Hence, the idea is to let the world run out of this useful metals therefore making that kind of mining necessary and profitable.
While spending sunday afternoon with beers and old movies, someone knocked on my door and said it was the census and all. Since they had "booked" the visit earlier I knew it was them. (Yes, I'm in Brazil)
As soon as I opened the door I noticed the blue & very rugged "smartphone" (I would rather call a PDA) and the lady was really quick on making all the questions and even collecting my signature. (While singing into the touchscreen I could see that the thingy is pretty well designed and simple.
I believe it took me less than 5 minutes to answer everything (even though it took me some 2 to remember which year my mother was born!), in a nutshell: I believe this "digital" census can really be a good thing!
"People who exercise regularly had a lower risk, but still significant, risk of dying"
I think the writer got scared about being sitting for so long and decided to write in a fucking hurry(to get out walking and standing asap)! Isn't the "Preview->Read-What-You-Have-Written->???->Profit" policy enforced for this guys?!
Or was he so emphatic on the "risk" itself that he decided to use that word way more then necessary!?
"...at any given moment Google is running 50 to 200 experiments."
:) )
There is some guy saying developers should not have access to production servers..
It seems Google doesn't give a damn to that!!
As for orkut, I've seen bugs being fixed directly by the developer on the production server also. (Upon personal contact
I had the same kind of learning back in my days using PIC microcontrollers where I needed to do VERY LOW LEVEL programming and I saw "instructions happening for real", flipping a led's state or the like.
I value that experience a lot!
..Alzheimer is consequence of too much religious brain-wash?
As far as my grandmas go, going to the church too much does fry your neurons!
Hey! Don't use surgeons for that reasoning!
Whoever thinks Medicine is "Science" or that Surgeons know exactly what they'll do when they have your belly wide open: a) lives in a beautiful world where nobody dies, b) never seen a surgery in real life, c) knows nothing about the huge difference between math and medicine.
In fact the HD 10180'ar system used to be called "solar system" but after a few controversial events it ended up losing 2 planets and after a [insert absurd science fiction cosmic event] it relocated 127 light years "north".
And still, /. obligatory "Preview" doesn't help.
In fact the HD 10180'ar system used to be called "solar system" but after a few controversial events it ended up losing 2 planets and after a > it relocated 127 light years "north".
...--an almost unimaginable distance..
It bogggles me how someone judges between imaginable or not. Same thing for that "almost".
But indeed it adds a lot to the information.
Gotta love how "centered" and notably scaled are Xvideos and Redtube icons...
Once again the godfathers of porn show how much "Corleone" they are!
Well, then we should simply change our definition for life into something like:
/.ers being used for cosmetics experiments in the future..)
"Plants or animals", "Something that displays emotions"
or even, given humanity's current values:
"Believes in God"
This would be very useful, even for solving problems regarding AI.
(I foresee