If oilspills would be more prevalent, and the companies causing them would be fully responsible for cleaning it up, then you bet your ass it would be profitable to invest in cleaning tech.
Exactly. Average word-size times amount of words shouldn't deviate too much from amount of letters used. Especially over large amounts of words, as seems to be the case here. So Plato might as well have been using a rhythm, instead of a numerological concept.
Does this mean that we will soon have a book and a movie in which the protagonist spends five meaningless minutes in every tourist trap in Athens, encounters a murderer and a clue in each one of them, and gets to kiss the pretty archaeologist at the end ? I suppose it will do something for the Greek economy...
Well, Plato legitimized religion to a certain extent with his 'cave of shadows', if you're willing to assume that religion in this case, means that it provides a way of seeing the 'real' and 'perfect' examples of all that is imperfect in this life. Christianity liked it a lot, anyway.
I hear the atlantic is quite around the corner when you're in certain places in the Sahara. Also, they need a lot of drinking water over there. So... seawater, heat, molten salt, drinking water.. No. I can't seem to think of a solution.
That whole 'Saudi Arabia' thing is getting to be a tad overused. I, for one, am the Saudi Arabia of sexytime. Ladies, please. Not all at once. Mecca is down there, if you know what I mean.
That question is there so that, if you *do* commit an act of terror *and* you survive *and* you get caught, you can have an additional charge of 'lying' stuck on you. Right next to 'committing an act of terrorism'. Because lying is bad, Ok ?
I'm working with embedded (Power and ARM) hardware these days, and I especially like the way that this PowerPC (freescale) board of mine boots. You are immediately dropped to a shell, essentially. This shell is quite powerful (you can move memory, boot from a certain offset in memory, debug memory, tftp something to a place in memory, mount a usb device, etc) and then, when you're done deciding how you want to boot, you script that.
And scanners must be webservers. I mean, it fits the paradigm completely - small, parametrizable requests, big gobs of response, and done. Why haven't they been built ?
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It can be a bit difficult to convey this logic to an audience that's borderline Asperger. Your humour is as good as your crowd, they say.
That's not a goat. That's me.
Revenues should always be marginal. That goes for wages too. Otherwise the system doesn't work, or is rigged.
only stateside. In the rest of the world, car-thieves don't have a problem with stick shift.
If oilspills would be more prevalent, and the companies causing them would be fully responsible for cleaning it up, then you bet your ass it would be profitable to invest in cleaning tech.
Weren't they behind this whole 'reconstruct a 3D world from a lot of 2D pictures found on Google' a while ago as well ?
One function per file, and the same name for the file as the function, is actually damn good C coding practice. Nothing else.
This sounds like a test developed by baby boomers to test baby-boomerishness in people. It's the get-of-my-lawn test.
I'm like you. My neighbour however, who has just as many means as I do (more or less), chooses to pirate stuff all the bloody time.
Exactly. Average word-size times amount of words shouldn't deviate too much from amount of letters used. Especially over large amounts of words, as seems to be the case here. So Plato might as well have been using a rhythm, instead of a numerological concept.
This is why I loooooove Slashdot. Why post this as AC, though.
It goes further:
Socrates -> Plato -> Aristotle -> Alexander the Great
Does this mean that we will soon have a book and a movie in which the protagonist spends five meaningless minutes in every tourist trap in Athens, encounters a murderer and a clue in each one of them, and gets to kiss the pretty archaeologist at the end ? I suppose it will do something for the Greek economy...
Well, Plato legitimized religion to a certain extent with his 'cave of shadows', if you're willing to assume that religion in this case, means that it provides a way of seeing the 'real' and 'perfect' examples of all that is imperfect in this life. Christianity liked it a lot, anyway.
Yes but he can also have been the village nutcase, whom it was safe to make fun of.
What are recognized ethnicities, and who recognizes them ?
This whole blogging thing needs to be stopped.
I hear the atlantic is quite around the corner when you're in certain places in the Sahara. Also, they need a lot of drinking water over there. So... seawater, heat, molten salt, drinking water.. No. I can't seem to think of a solution.
Don't forget to capitalize that word, son. Hell is worse when it's in big letters, so it's only right to capitalize.
Short term or long term eh ? Pick one.
That whole 'Saudi Arabia' thing is getting to be a tad overused. I, for one, am the Saudi Arabia of sexytime. Ladies, please. Not all at once. Mecca is down there, if you know what I mean.
That question is there so that, if you *do* commit an act of terror *and* you survive *and* you get caught, you can have an additional charge of 'lying' stuck on you. Right next to 'committing an act of terrorism'. Because lying is bad, Ok ?
False. I voluntarily read it. Twice. Granted, I was sixteen, but still. Finnegan's Wake, however, I never got beyond page 32 on that one.
I'm working with embedded (Power and ARM) hardware these days, and I especially like the way that this PowerPC (freescale) board of mine boots. You are immediately dropped to a shell, essentially. This shell is quite powerful (you can move memory, boot from a certain offset in memory, debug memory, tftp something to a place in memory, mount a usb device, etc) and then, when you're done deciding how you want to boot, you script that.
And scanners must be webservers. I mean, it fits the paradigm completely - small, parametrizable requests, big gobs of response, and done. Why haven't they been built ?