>In fact, Microsoft Evangelism is documented in many locations by Microsoft employees themselves
Please post links to them. It would enhance your credibility and be hugely informative.
The iPhone is one more example of a successful monoculture. History has shown that these attract infection. And so we have Dutch Elm disease, HIV/AIDS, whatever is causing honeybee colonies to collapse, and WinDoze hAck0rz. So, Apple, good luck keeping the condom on your thingy.
As so many papers seem to be doing lately, the Daily Planet went under and merged with the Universe Gazette to form UniverseToday. No longer available in a pulp-based life-form.
Aerodynamics, perhaps. In the first video, we clearly see small "droplets" falling more slowly than larger blobs, indicating the sand is not falling in a vacuum. The minimum energy state for a trail of non-spherical particles could easily be a series of ovoid blobs whose shape is carved out by turbulence in the airstream.
Perhaps this is a stress test for the urine separator in microgravity. Ridiculous, you say? Last year 8 gallons of urine / day were collected for reclaim tests. (Honestly, how many astronauts does it take to install a "front porch" for the Kibo module? Certainly not 13.) NASA needs to know how to deal with large volumes of human waste on an extended mission.
According to TFA, "Maricopa County Judge Gary Donahoe signed the search warrant." Judge Donahoe 's qualifications are described here. His contact information (including phone and email address) is here.
For the majority of vanilla Excel users... the road is clear. But not for those of us who work a bit deeper in Finance there are some valid problems. My biggest concerns are availability of add-ins for and interoperability with PeopleSoft, Oracle applications, QuickBooks, Peachtree accounting, SAP, Essbase, Hyperion Planning, Hyperion Financial Management... Second would be availability of statistical toolkits and other extended function sets.
"the first attempt to circulate a beam through the entire LHC is scheduled for 10 September 2008, and the first high-energy collisions are planned to take place after the LHC is officially unveiled, on 21 October 2008."
I guess I have six weeks to work on my tinfoil hat.
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>In fact, Microsoft Evangelism is documented in many locations by Microsoft employees themselves Please post links to them. It would enhance your credibility and be hugely informative.
The iPhone is one more example of a successful monoculture. History has shown that these attract infection. And so we have Dutch Elm disease, HIV/AIDS, whatever is causing honeybee colonies to collapse, and WinDoze hAck0rz. So, Apple, good luck keeping the condom on your thingy.
A steady stream of pretty pictures seems to keep satellites aloft.
As so many papers seem to be doing lately, the Daily Planet went under and merged with the Universe Gazette to form UniverseToday. No longer available in a pulp-based life-form.
Aerodynamics, perhaps. In the first video, we clearly see small "droplets" falling more slowly than larger blobs, indicating the sand is not falling in a vacuum. The minimum energy state for a trail of non-spherical particles could easily be a series of ovoid blobs whose shape is carved out by turbulence in the airstream.
Perhaps this is a stress test for the urine separator in microgravity. Ridiculous, you say? Last year 8 gallons of urine / day were collected for reclaim tests. (Honestly, how many astronauts does it take to install a "front porch" for the Kibo module? Certainly not 13.) NASA needs to know how to deal with large volumes of human waste on an extended mission.
The beryllium sphere featured here and here is real!
Sure, but can it make me one with everything? (nod to Robin Williams)
Zounds! You've explained it.
What a legacy. You might think he had invented dynamite or such.
In Soviet Russia, space-time warps you.
Is this how Natalie Portman got here?
Moving blobs of space-time: What could possibly go wrong?
TFA explains why I read this /. post yesterday.
How to leave Mom's basement.
It's working in the next Linux kernel.
If it already happened isn't that prior art?
Samzenpus can't spell "achieve". Editors must have beamed up.
and last but not least ... IANAL but isn't traveling faster than light illegal?
Must be related to the unpronounceable symbol
According to TFA, "Maricopa County Judge Gary Donahoe signed the search warrant." Judge Donahoe 's qualifications are described here. His contact information (including phone and email address) is here.
"The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." - John Gilmore
"Do you have Prince Albert in a can?"
For the majority of vanilla Excel users ... the road is clear. But not for those of us who work a bit deeper in Finance there are some valid problems. My biggest concerns are availability of add-ins for and interoperability with PeopleSoft, Oracle applications, QuickBooks, Peachtree accounting, SAP, Essbase, Hyperion Planning, Hyperion Financial Management ... Second would be availability of statistical toolkits and other extended function sets.
How many holes does it take to fill "the Albert Hall"?
We in the movement for the right to self-annihilate prefer to call it pro-nothing, not anti-matter.
1) Fuel economy
2) Baldness / hair restoration
3) Breast or penis enlargement
4) Wrinkle reduction
5) Weight loss / fitness / nutrition
6) Extra-sensory perception
7) Cancer cures
8) Microsoft
9) Linux for the masses
10) Duke Nukem Forever
On the bottle was a picture of company founder Henry John Heinz, and a quote:
"To do a common thing uncommonly well, brings success."
Punctuation, commonly, is not one of those.
in 2 days time we'll all be dead anyway
"the first attempt to circulate a beam through the entire LHC is scheduled for 10 September 2008, and the first high-energy collisions are planned to take place after the LHC is officially unveiled, on 21 October 2008."
I guess I have six weeks to work on my tinfoil hat.
1) What could possibly go wrong?
2) Grow virus, Stir in cobalt oxide and gold, Add electrolyte, Invent cathode, ...,
PROFIT!
3) I for one welcome our new secretly developed, Army-funded, virus-based, electricity producing overlords.
4) But will it run Natalie Portman's vibrator?
... Sanskrit is making a comeback.
Is washing the surface a necessary step? If so, this might not be a great solution for L.A., Phoenix, and other cities in arid locations.