You can still make wrapped coils, methinks. Just build them up in cross-sections. The printing resolution would likely limit how tight you could get it, though.
It supports the basic functional programming stuff- closures, for instance. You can define a function within a function, return it, then call it anonymously. Like such:
function generateAdder(incr) { function add(oprand) { return incr + oprand; } return add; } alert(generateAdder(2)(3));// Pops up "5" alert(generateAdder(20)(3));// Pops up "23"
If I recall right, no. ISO only requires patents be licensable on "reasonable terms" or something like that.
Now, W3C standards are required to be patent-unencumbered.
Think of it this way: anything you do in the past happened before you ever left. Thus, you are living proof that you didn't do anything to imperil your existance. You can still affect what happens, though- your appearance might frighten your ancestors into each other's arms, for instance.
but AFAIK we've never converted energy to mass. Sure we have. We can make electron/positron pairs from high-energy photons. It's the principle behind PET scans. (Not sure how we got the antiprotons for the antihydrogen we've made.)
Couldn't one just run photocells in series in a band around the equator? The current loop would generate a magnetic field, and one could use the extra energy for heating. Mind you, building a device on that scale is an elaborate undertaking, but the principle seems simple enough.
Actually, Huckabee has rather clearly stated that, while creationist, he is agnostic over the age of the Earth here. I would think acknowledging that a young-earth-created-to-look-old and an old earth are indistinguishable, as well as noting that the origins of the world really don't affect the presidency either way, is evidence of reason and logic.
I'm guessing it's to prevent them from accidently viewing taboo material- obviously, if they're hacking the filter they don't care about the taboos very much.
I wouldn't go so far as to call my family a "gamer family", but Super Mario Galaxy has baecome quite a social game for us. My 5-year-old sister loves playing in the "Co-Star" mode, and can even manage as the first player to some extent. (She panics at the sight of bosses, though.)
From what I understand, it has something to do with the Uncertainty Principle- a varient of it links energy with time, meaning that a high mass-energy virtual particle can only exist for a very short time.
Photons and gravatons (should the latter exist), however, are not so limited due to their much lower mass-energy.
I can't say; I use Google Pages, and just upload my own files. XSLT works there, anyways.
If your host simply requires you to have ads on the site, but gives you the liberty of placing them (like some webcomic sites, I think), then you can just put the ad code in the style sheet. XSLT only needs well-formed input- the output can be any text-based format you like.
Still no client side include (no, object doesn't cut it...). XSLT covers all the usages for client-side includes I can think of; it's actually surprisingly well supported- even IE6 supports much of it.
Some interpret 6 days of Creation to actually refer to 6 geologic events, based on a possible dual meaning of the Hebrew word used- "day" vs "epoch".
Personally, as there is no measurable difference between a universe created with a Big Bang then allowed to run for eons and one created already in the current configuration, I don't find the age of the Earth particularly important.
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You can still make wrapped coils, methinks. Just build them up in cross-sections. The printing resolution would likely limit how tight you could get it, though.
Antimatter would just make the problem worse- antimatter still has positive mass-energy, so it would contribute to the gravity.
Now, the effect of negative mass-energy (if it can physically exist) is anyone's guess.
+1 Funny (Don't you know an iPhone joke when you see it?)
2. Apple:
If I recall right, no. ISO only requires patents be licensable on "reasonable terms" or something like that. Now, W3C standards are required to be patent-unencumbered.
The Novikov self-consistency principle posits that it would be impossible to cause such a paradox.
Think of it this way: anything you do in the past happened before you ever left. Thus, you are living proof that you didn't do anything to imperil your existance. You can still affect what happens, though- your appearance might frighten your ancestors into each other's arms, for instance.
I didn't realize LOLcode had gone object oriented.
I just heard a radio public service announcement to that effect here in Virginia.
Interesting idea, certainly. But what type of interpolation would you use?
More troublesomely, what do you do about latitude? Polar employees would have to work ~5 months straight.
Haven't done anything large-scale, though.
Do it!
but I'm fairly sure Slashdot runs on Perl.
Couldn't one just run photocells in series in a band around the equator? The current loop would generate a magnetic field, and one could use the extra energy for heating. Mind you, building a device on that scale is an elaborate undertaking, but the principle seems simple enough.
But see, the title implies somebody sued ICHC or something.
From what I understand, Antarctica is largely a desert. The little accumulation it does get simply never melts.
Actually, Huckabee has rather clearly stated that, while creationist, he is agnostic over the age of the Earth here. I would think acknowledging that a young-earth-created-to-look-old and an old earth are indistinguishable, as well as noting that the origins of the world really don't affect the presidency either way, is evidence of reason and logic.
I'm guessing it's to prevent them from accidently viewing taboo material- obviously, if they're hacking the filter they don't care about the taboos very much.
I wouldn't go so far as to call my family a "gamer family", but Super Mario Galaxy has baecome quite a social game for us. My 5-year-old sister loves playing in the "Co-Star" mode, and can even manage as the first player to some extent. (She panics at the sight of bosses, though.)
From what I understand, it has something to do with the Uncertainty Principle- a varient of it links energy with time, meaning that a high mass-energy virtual particle can only exist for a very short time.
Photons and gravatons (should the latter exist), however, are not so limited due to their much lower mass-energy.
I can't say; I use Google Pages, and just upload my own files. XSLT works there, anyways.
If your host simply requires you to have ads on the site, but gives you the liberty of placing them (like some webcomic sites, I think), then you can just put the ad code in the style sheet. XSLT only needs well-formed input- the output can be any text-based format you like.
XSLT is a way to do that. Today. Seriously, even IE6 suppports it.
I'm surprised you don't see much more of it.
Good (if creepy) exploration here: To Be.
For the record, the Big Bang != evolution either.
Some interpret 6 days of Creation to actually refer to 6 geologic events, based on a possible dual meaning of the Hebrew word used- "day" vs "epoch".
Personally, as there is no measurable difference between a universe created with a Big Bang then allowed to run for eons and one created already in the current configuration, I don't find the age of the Earth particularly important.