That's why I boycott books. I mean the scroll format was obviously much better. Turning pages wastes time and saliva, plus there is the mortal danger of paper cuts. Until books and magazines come in a sensible scroll format I won't be buying either.
That 100,000 times statistic. Would that be based on the number of drunk drivers caught or the actual number of drunk drivers on the road. 100,000 times per mile driven seems excessively high.
If your house is robbed and you make a claim, then a tree falls on your roof the year after and you make a claim, then your house burns down and you make a claim, will they insure your next house??
Let's not even get into the fact that they show the rebels running out of the building after planting the explosives and a few seconds later an explosion big enough to kill everything in a square mile.
I started this post intending to post a lot of links to IPv6 enabled routers. I own a Linksys/cisco RVS4000 that supports IPv4, IPv6, and dualstack. I know other routers besides the Apple and 1 D-Link I could find must suppport it but apparently they don't feel the need to advertise that fact. 15 minutes of googling turned up nothing.
What DRM? Product Activation? Yeah that sucks but is more of a hassle than anything. DRM on Blue Ray and DVD? How else do you expect to play DVD or Blueray movies? How do you legally play DVD or Blue Ray movies on other Operating Systems? Your comparing apples and oranges. Other operating systems don't have DRM because they don't play Blue Rays and or DVDs legally. If you don't choose to play Blue Rays then the DRM doesn't affect you so I don't see your point. You can download non-DRM encumbered media all day long, play it to your hearts content, and the DRM will just sit there dormant.
The Blue Ray and DVD examples are just that, examples. I know there are other types of DRM media but Blue Ray and DVD are the ones most likely encountered.
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There will be no fission until the reactor is safely on the moon so I don't see your point. Polluting the moon with radiation is like polluting the beach with sand. As far as launch safety, which would you rather have detonated in the Earths atmosphere, a mass of U235 or Pu238?
And that's (Several Million - 273.15) for our oh-so-enlightened European viewers who still insist on using Celsius rather than the proper SI unit Kelvin.
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That's why I boycott books. I mean the scroll format was obviously much better. Turning pages wastes time and saliva, plus there is the mortal danger of paper cuts. Until books and magazines come in a sensible scroll format I won't be buying either.
Every time I see an Orion story I think project Orion. Actually don't pick a new name, just scrap Constellation and bring back the real Orion.
That 100,000 times statistic. Would that be based on the number of drunk drivers caught or the actual number of drunk drivers on the road. 100,000 times per mile driven seems excessively high.
If your house is robbed and you make a claim, then a tree falls on your roof the year after and you make a claim, then your house burns down and you make a claim, will they insure your next house??
You mean the USMC.
Let's not even get into the fact that they show the rebels running out of the building after planting the explosives and a few seconds later an explosion big enough to kill everything in a square mile.
No, he is a hero in a TV show, of course he has hero like skills and abilities. But what does he do that is physically impossible.
I know right, everyone knows the french don't go to battle.
I started this post intending to post a lot of links to IPv6 enabled routers. I own a Linksys/cisco RVS4000 that supports IPv4, IPv6, and dualstack. I know other routers besides the Apple and 1 D-Link I could find must suppport it but apparently they don't feel the need to advertise that fact. 15 minutes of googling turned up nothing.
How about 69109*2^1157446+1
Is 671998030559713968361666935769 prime?
No, we all know where is no such thing as racism against whites. In fact, I'm pretty sure that the mere suggestion makes you some kind of bigot.
Modern ones do it pretty quick. Unless you consider 9 minutes "forever".
You can call a U-turn a mid-course correction but it is still best to start off pointed in the correct direction.
They are relatively better at the calculations??
So all we have to do to protect this anonymous hero is prove that she is a psychotic, skanky, ho? Any volunteers who own a cam-corder??
What DRM? Product Activation? Yeah that sucks but is more of a hassle than anything. DRM on Blue Ray and DVD? How else do you expect to play DVD or Blueray movies? How do you legally play DVD or Blue Ray movies on other Operating Systems? Your comparing apples and oranges. Other operating systems don't have DRM because they don't play Blue Rays and or DVDs legally. If you don't choose to play Blue Rays then the DRM doesn't affect you so I don't see your point. You can download non-DRM encumbered media all day long, play it to your hearts content, and the DRM will just sit there dormant.
The Blue Ray and DVD examples are just that, examples. I know there are other types of DRM media but Blue Ray and DVD are the ones most likely encountered.
With a really badass motorcycle race every year.
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Most wall warts nowadays are switch mode and use almost no power when not in use.
Quick, use the amnesia ray. Be sure to wipe your memory too.
No, we all know Albert Einstein invented the atom. Just like Newton invented gravity.
There will be no fission until the reactor is safely on the moon so I don't see your point. Polluting the moon with radiation is like polluting the beach with sand. As far as launch safety, which would you rather have detonated in the Earths atmosphere, a mass of U235 or Pu238?
Yeah we can't have dangerous, dangerous radiation in space. Think of the children.
And that's (Several Million - 273.15) for our oh-so-enlightened European viewers who still insist on using Celsius rather than the proper SI unit Kelvin.