>A) There is historic evidence that a wandering priest called Jesus Christ did actually exist. So for the human person of Jesus Christ we can be pretty sure that he wandered the earth. We can't really say anything about his wondrous deeds, however.
Yeah, wasn't he nailed to a tree for daring to suggest that maybe, just maybe, we'd all be better off just being nice to each other for a change, and that we can all just get along happily?;o}
Could you just explain to me how the gpl _restricts_ how you _use_ a product released under a gpl license? it's 'restrictions' only apply if you want to redistribute it, verbatim or modified.
'The Great Global Warming Swindle' is a pile of half truths, knowing oversimplifications, and outright lies, from a commercial TV Network (Channel 4)that has form for broadcasting propaganda, from various industries, in a format designed to look like irrefutable fact. Follow the money. See how much cash Channel 4 gets from the fossil fuel industry. The results speak for themselves. The oil industry shills that are pushing it across the net are conveniently calling it a BBC production in a ridiculous attempt to give it more merit.
even if the rock was dangerously radioactive from natural solar radiation (which i don't think it would be, depending on the makeup of the rock i cant see where it would suddenly become dangerously radioactive from, at least any more radioactive than, for example, granite found here on earth) it's not the rock itself that concerns me, its the contamination from the nuclear warhead, and the byproducts of the fission detonation that would worry the hell out of me. that there's some nasty stuff.
The issue with that is that it assumes the asteroid is one solid, stable rock. It's just as likely fracture the asteroid because it's a fragile structure made up of many objects not a solid object
. ..and here i was thinking it was Commodore's strategic mistake in marketing the amiga primarily to the home user market instead of going after the business market that cost them the farm.
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>A) There is historic evidence that a wandering priest called Jesus Christ did actually exist. So for the human person of Jesus Christ we can be pretty sure that he wandered the earth. We can't really say anything about his wondrous deeds, however. Yeah, wasn't he nailed to a tree for daring to suggest that maybe, just maybe, we'd all be better off just being nice to each other for a change, and that we can all just get along happily? ;o}
ugh, imperial measurements. _so_ undigital.
unless the planet was orbiting the suns at a ludicrously fast speed
>4. Licensing - what licensing? what licensing? its called the GPL =D
at least they're patching exploits in a timely manner. . .
yes, because those battlemechs will die when they breathe in the nerve gas released into vacuum
hurrah indeed! and only 10 years behind a certain other os!
The ipod was a nice touch though :o)
yes, theres rather alot of oil in iraq. oops! we're not supposed to mention the oil thing. QUICK! everyone pretend like i didn't say anything!
Could you just explain to me how the gpl _restricts_ how you _use_ a product released under a gpl license? it's 'restrictions' only apply if you want to redistribute it, verbatim or modified.
quote: *most granite is naturally radioactive. Which is why i used granite as an example :)
'The Great Global Warming Swindle' is a pile of half truths, knowing oversimplifications, and outright lies, from a commercial TV Network (Channel 4)that has form for broadcasting propaganda, from various industries, in a format designed to look like irrefutable fact. Follow the money. See how much cash Channel 4 gets from the fossil fuel industry. The results speak for themselves. The oil industry shills that are pushing it across the net are conveniently calling it a BBC production in a ridiculous attempt to give it more merit.
even if the rock was dangerously radioactive from natural solar radiation (which i don't think it would be, depending on the makeup of the rock i cant see where it would suddenly become dangerously radioactive from, at least any more radioactive than, for example, granite found here on earth) it's not the rock itself that concerns me, its the contamination from the nuclear warhead, and the byproducts of the fission detonation that would worry the hell out of me. that there's some nasty stuff.
Yeah but he had to make that dog of a movie memorable for something at least
Not sure i'd be overly happy about the level of irradiation of the fragments though. Anyone know how radiologically dangerous they'd be?
The issue with that is that it assumes the asteroid is one solid, stable rock. It's just as likely fracture the asteroid because it's a fragile structure made up of many objects not a solid object
no, the atmosphere is too thin for paragliding to work. you'd have a minimum air speed of something stupidly high
England. comes from having centuries of practice whilst trying to maintain an empire through force of arms
. . .and here i was thinking it was Commodore's strategic mistake in marketing the amiga primarily to the home user market instead of going after the business market that cost them the farm.
to shame? that's a matter of opinion pet operating systems indeed :)
this was NOT a bbc production, but the production of a company called channel 4. it has been extensively refuted. go away, nasty schill.
What weapons? Nunchucks?