They probably meant the meaning of revolution as a complete (360 degree) turn. [1] As in, the wheel has come full circle. So by coming back around to 20-year-old technology, they have completed one revolution.
[1]: Wikipedia says so (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn_%28geometry%29)
More importantly, a towel has immense psychological value. For some reason, if a strag (strag: non-hitch hiker) discovers that a hitchhiker has his towel with him, he will automatically assume that he is also in possession of a toothbrush, face flannel, soap, tin of biscuits, flask, compass, map, ball of string, gnat spray, wet weather gear, space suit etc., etc. Furthermore, the strag will then happily lend the hitch hiker any of these or a dozen other items that the hitch hiker might accidentally have "lost." What the strag will think is that any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through, and still knows where his towel is, is clearly a man to be reckoned with.
To summarize, if you know where you towel is, other people will lend you WD40, duct tape, cats and toast with butter. That should be enough for any apocalypse.
simply because if it doesn't TASTE good and have the "mouth feel" of genuine beef, you're not going to get enough buyers to make it a commercial success. ..
Just put a lot of sugar and a big red M on it. It will be a success overnight. I wouldn't mention its origin, though.
Why the fuck is humanity such a bunch of MORONS, and how can we get rid of that pest once and for all?
1. Perfect spaceflight up to the point where very large spaceships are possible. 2. Construct three very large spaceships, let's call them arks 3. ??? 4. Profit!!!
Running your own server seems kind of extreme for the average user
Running your own server is what everybody used to do before Google gave people the offer of free unlimited storage that they couldn't refuse.
I don't know about everybody, but most of the people I know (including me) started with the ISP-provided email, then moved to Hotmail or Yahoo and finally to GMail.
And Apple has refused to license those patents. They have refused to negotiate to license them. They have even stated that they will not accept a court-ordered license fee unless they happen to think it's low enough.
Tell me, oh wise one, what other recourse did Samsung have?
Oh, they had good recourses, they just chose a legal one instead.
So monopoles actually only require Maxwell's equations and would lead to an explanation of why charge is quantized.
Not, not really. Maxwell's equations, in the known form, do not allow for magnetic monopoles. They are explicitly forbidden by "div B = 0". However, they could very easily be changed (symmetrized - so they would look the same for electric and magnetic fields) to account for them.
So just from Maxwell's equation you can't disprove the existence of monopoles, but you can't prove them either.
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What is this, some kind of a cheap Queen knock-off?
He also forgot Methodists.
Hey! I'm twentysomething, and I definitely recognize when people on the opposite side of the hallway have sex, you insensitive clod!
It's still easier for first-graders to steal their parents' guns than printing their own. That might not be true for long, though.
Don't transistors work better with DC?
I'll take ads I can block over Geocities websites with five fonts, eight colors and blink tags.
Is there someone you think is better qualified?
But American politics already have several "superhuman agencies". Most of them have as many letters in their name as "God". Coincidence? I think not.
I agree, that's why I wrote I don't mean the Curiosity one (which is number 1091).
They probably meant the meaning of revolution as a complete (360 degree) turn. [1] As in, the wheel has come full circle. So by coming back around to 20-year-old technology, they have completed one revolution.
[1]: Wikipedia says so (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn_%28geometry%29)
Now you're making it too easy. And I don't mean 1091.
That may be true. However,
To summarize, if you know where you towel is, other people will lend you WD40, duct tape, cats and toast with butter. That should be enough for any apocalypse.
simply because if it doesn't TASTE good and have the "mouth feel" of genuine beef, you're not going to get enough buyers to make it a commercial success. . .
Just put a lot of sugar and a big red M on it. It will be a success overnight. I wouldn't mention its origin, though.
Why the fuck is humanity such a bunch of MORONS, and how can we get rid of that pest once and for all?
1. Perfect spaceflight up to the point where very large spaceships are possible.
2. Construct three very large spaceships, let's call them arks
3. ???
4. Profit!!!
Running your own server is what everybody used to do before Google gave people the offer of free unlimited storage that they couldn't refuse.
I don't know about everybody, but most of the people I know (including me) started with the ISP-provided email, then moved to Hotmail or Yahoo and finally to GMail.
And Apple has refused to license those patents. They have refused to negotiate to license them. They have even stated that they will not accept a court-ordered license fee unless they happen to think it's low enough.
Tell me, oh wise one, what other recourse did Samsung have?
Oh, they had good recourses, they just chose a legal one instead.
Yes, but after she was finished, did they give you the seven monitors or not?
So monopoles actually only require Maxwell's equations and would lead to an explanation of why charge is quantized.
Not, not really. Maxwell's equations, in the known form, do not allow for magnetic monopoles. They are explicitly forbidden by "div B = 0". However, they could very easily be changed (symmetrized - so they would look the same for electric and magnetic fields) to account for them.
So just from Maxwell's equation you can't disprove the existence of monopoles, but you can't prove them either.
Some rich guys got together, told themselves how great they are and how they deserve to be rich. News at 11.
What? I thought he was a great Arthur Dent. By far the best actor in the movie.
And why should the people follow you?
Because unlike some other The Doctors, I can speak with an American accent!
True. By the way, how come nobody mentioned Martin Freeman as the Doctor?
Yeah, it's kinda pointless to build nuclear plants in an area where oil flows ashore by itself.
He _can_ have it run 10^-100 slower. It doesn't mean that is his home computer's top speed.
The aliens who are monitoring the video game and looking for those with aptitude. ;-)
I didn't realise the aliens were involved in a massive accountancy war.
So you didn't know about the 235214-year war between accountants and phone sanitizers?