From his own TV series in "Jack Thompson's World Around Us", to playing a general with that god awful American accent in that god awful Broken Arrow...
He should have stopped there.
(I'm Australian BTW, anyone over 25 should get it)
Despite of these dramatic words, the femtosecond laser can be powered by a simple wall outlet. So please don't think you'll suffer from a power outage when Guo switches his laser on.
It seems that we have reached an evolutionary plateau that may put the human race in jeapordy.
Our caveman ancestors (along with countless other species) evolved in order to hunt their prey, and avoid being hunted by their predators. Now we no longer have any natural predators, and thanks to domestication, no longer have natural prey. From that standpoint, there is no need to evolve further.
I do agree with the negative impact of our overall dependance on technology, which may slow down our intellectual evolution, that for the past few millenia has been going from strength to strength.
So out physical stagnation may be coupled with an dumbing down of society... Great.
That may wind up putting us a few notches down the foodchain, though it may eventually force an evolutionary spurt when super intelligent apes start hunting us for sport.
I had a uni assignment that required us to implement a priority based queuing algorithm. Of course, we had to reference where we found the algorithm. I chose to implement my own lottery based system (seemed different enough), and went along with it. Of course, because I didn't reference an algorithm thinking it was original, I was forced to trawl the web to find another implementation of a lottery based queue system, and use that as a reference, despite of the fact that I'd never come across that piece of work before, nor heard of a lottery based algorithm until that point.
It was the most frustrating time I'd ever had at uni.
From TFA, it's suggested you turn on your pc, have something to eat, and then your box will let you know when it's ready to log you in...
Will Vista REALLY take that long to boot up that you're going to need a sound to remind you ?
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... sounds like a PITA ...
... give Morbo gas.
... but isn't an archive supposed to be future proof ?
Well I entered "1 mile in laptops", and got something about batteries ...
A "Not Entirely Safe For Work" statement might have been nice ...
From his own TV series in "Jack Thompson's World Around Us", to playing a general with that god awful American accent in that god awful Broken Arrow ...
He should have stopped there.
(I'm Australian BTW, anyone over 25 should get it)
... and to think that if you stopped at your first sentance you would have been modded "insightful" !
It's got the sound !!!
... in Soviet Russia, Tivoli patents you !!!!!
How Australian to make clothes out of booze :)
So if 80 people complained about ACA and TT, then it may be taken off the air ???
Does anyone else smell a petition ?
Is that all it takes to get something censored ?
I wish to patent sorting in general, can I do that ?
It seems that we have reached an evolutionary plateau that may put the human race in jeapordy.
... Great.
Our caveman ancestors (along with countless other species) evolved in order to hunt their prey, and avoid being hunted by their predators. Now we no longer have any natural predators, and thanks to domestication, no longer have natural prey. From that standpoint, there is no need to evolve further.
I do agree with the negative impact of our overall dependance on technology, which may slow down our intellectual evolution, that for the past few millenia has been going from strength to strength.
So out physical stagnation may be coupled with an dumbing down of society
That may wind up putting us a few notches down the foodchain, though it may eventually force an evolutionary spurt when super intelligent apes start hunting us for sport.
... he hasn't been the same after playing a US general in Broken Arrow (worst accent EVER !)
You mean you can't disarm a nuke with a WinCE PDA ?
WTF ?
I had a uni assignment that required us to implement a priority based queuing algorithm. Of course, we had to reference where we found the algorithm.
I chose to implement my own lottery based system (seemed different enough), and went along with it.
Of course, because I didn't reference an algorithm thinking it was original, I was forced to trawl the web to find another implementation of a lottery based queue system, and use that as a reference, despite of the fact that I'd never come across that piece of work before, nor heard of a lottery based algorithm until that point.
It was the most frustrating time I'd ever had at uni.
Did anyone else find this line funny ?
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<i>... hey are no use against other sorts of attacks -- say, the bombing of a water main, or an attack by computer hackers
From TFA, it's suggested you turn on your pc, have something to eat, and then your box will let you know when it's ready to log you in ...
Will Vista REALLY take that long to boot up that you're going to need a sound to remind you ?
Of all the discoveries made the past few hundred years, this is clearly the most entertaining fact :D
I really want to know this one!
Does sneezing with your eyes open cause them to pop out ?
Sure, here's a rebuttal ...
http://www.photographical.net/canon_1ds_mf.html
The basic conclusion is that digital has less noise, but medium format has much more detail.
And it's just not the same ...
I just repaired my NES, and I'm still smiling!
Then I'm in the clear, right... ?