Ah, I see. I missed the reference. Thanks for that. I still think that "almost entirely unlike X" makes more sense, because "almost" and "entirely" are both necessary here, but "almost" and "not quite" are redundant. However, now that I know it's a reference to Hitchhikers, that point is moot:-P
It is possible though for a gram (a unit of measure for mass) to weigh a few million pounds, if the "pounds" you are talking about is "pound force", not "pound mass" (an ambiguity in the Imperial system). All you would need to do is get the 1 gram mass to a place with extreme enough gravity (about 1.33e10 m/s^2.
I highly doubt you would find anything that worked. Here's just a few things that would narrow down the list quite dramatically: First, there would have to be an even number of notes in the song, which wouldn't be that hard to find, but it eliminates about half of all songs. Second, the entire song would have to be played without any sharps/flats (black keys) except B flat/A sharp (though that could probably be obtained from many songs by transposing). Third, there could be exactly one "rest" (no note played) and it would have to appear at the very end of the song. Fourth, the song would have to consist entirely of 16th, 8th, quarter, and half notes. Fifth, the song would have to be entirely in a single octave, with the exception that notes in the next highest octave would be permitted if preceded by an identical note in the lower octave.
And these don't even incorporate the rules of chess... every two notes would have to correspond to a valid chess move.
Actually "Nothing is better than eternal happiness" is a way of saying "Eternal happiness is at least as good as anything else". It doesn't have to be better.
I could [...] see clearly under water and through moderately unfocused binoculars.
I'm fairly certain that that has nothing to do with the quality of your vision, and I suspect that you are either lying or have memories of better sight than you actually had. If you could see a focused picture through "moderately unfocused binoculars", then the binocular's weren't unfocused in the first place. The eyes don't magically focus unfocused light that enters them. The light that enters them has to have some focus to it in the first place.
Or, even better, use a script on startup that checks every x minutes to see if a folder exists on the desktop, and if not, create it. That way they can keep deleting the folder, but it will keep coming back. AutoHotKey can even be used to simulate your "Optional" step. I have an AutoHotKey script that moves my mouse a single pixel every minute to keep my (password protected) screensaver from coming on whenever I'm at my computer but not actively using it.
Bandwidth - 1.62, 2.7, or 5.4 Gbit/s data rate per lane; 1, 2, or 4 lanes; (effective total 5.184, 8.64, or 17.28 Gbit/s for 4-lane link); 1 Mbit/s or 720 Mbit/s for the auxiliary channel.
Automobiles cause deaths significantly more often than tricycles (this is the case, right?), it doesn't matter what the cause is - it's a design fault. Period.
I think the fact that they were eating (with or without a fork) when they stepped on your torch is irrelevant. Unless they were eating something heavy enough to make a significant difference in the impact their foot made on said torch...
And labeling people as "autistic" at all is as insensitive as calling someone who is mentally retarded a "retard". They are not "autistic," they just "have autism."
I "finalized a deal" on my house when it was sold to me a year ago, but I still wasn't 100% guaranteed that I'd pay for it or move in... they had to finish building it first.
As far as the game example goes, you wouldn't have to KEEP looking away... you would eventually remember where the buttons are. But it would help with LEARNING a new game. You wouldn't have to memorize a list of keyboard commands. The keyboard would have what each key does actually displayed on the keys.
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Ah, I see. I missed the reference. Thanks for that. I still think that "almost entirely unlike X" makes more sense, because "almost" and "entirely" are both necessary here, but "almost" and "not quite" are redundant. However, now that I know it's a reference to Hitchhikers, that point is moot :-P
Doesn't "almost" imply "not entirely"? Just sayin... :-P
Spend on the video card and the box will perform well throughout a typical consoles lifetime (this generation is odd as seen in TFA).
Maybe, but you'll end up paying a lot more for a high end video card than you will for an entire game console (or two).
For the common layman like me, a midrange quad core with a midrange video card is all I need.
Maybe so, but how much you wanna bet your "midrange quad core" and "midrange video card" cost more than my XBOX 360 Elite?
Albert Einstein was a man. He was smarter than most of the women I have met. Therefore, women are seldom as smart as men?
It is possible though for a gram (a unit of measure for mass) to weigh a few million pounds, if the "pounds" you are talking about is "pound force", not "pound mass" (an ambiguity in the Imperial system). All you would need to do is get the 1 gram mass to a place with extreme enough gravity (about 1.33e10 m/s^2.
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I highly doubt you would find anything that worked. Here's just a few things that would narrow down the list quite dramatically: First, there would have to be an even number of notes in the song, which wouldn't be that hard to find, but it eliminates about half of all songs. Second, the entire song would have to be played without any sharps/flats (black keys) except B flat/A sharp (though that could probably be obtained from many songs by transposing). Third, there could be exactly one "rest" (no note played) and it would have to appear at the very end of the song. Fourth, the song would have to consist entirely of 16th, 8th, quarter, and half notes. Fifth, the song would have to be entirely in a single octave, with the exception that notes in the next highest octave would be permitted if preceded by an identical note in the lower octave.
And these don't even incorporate the rules of chess... every two notes would have to correspond to a valid chess move.
Actually "Nothing is better than eternal happiness" is a way of saying "Eternal happiness is at least as good as anything else". It doesn't have to be better.
BUSTED! IN YOUR FACE!
I could [...] see clearly under water and through moderately unfocused binoculars.
I'm fairly certain that that has nothing to do with the quality of your vision, and I suspect that you are either lying or have memories of better sight than you actually had. If you could see a focused picture through "moderately unfocused binoculars", then the binocular's weren't unfocused in the first place. The eyes don't magically focus unfocused light that enters them. The light that enters them has to have some focus to it in the first place.
Or, even better, use a script on startup that checks every x minutes to see if a folder exists on the desktop, and if not, create it. That way they can keep deleting the folder, but it will keep coming back. AutoHotKey can even be used to simulate your "Optional" step. I have an AutoHotKey script that moves my mouse a single pixel every minute to keep my (password protected) screensaver from coming on whenever I'm at my computer but not actively using it.
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Bandwidth - 1.62, 2.7, or 5.4 Gbit/s data rate per lane; 1, 2, or 4 lanes; (effective total 5.184, 8.64, or 17.28 Gbit/s for 4-lane link); 1 Mbit/s or 720 Mbit/s for the auxiliary channel.
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Bandwidth - 10 Gbit/s (demonstrated), 100 Gbit/s (claimed by 2020)
Allowing multiple logins on different tabs is kinda useless now that they already have this.
No it isn't! 0 is 312% of 0, so how could it be 30%?
Automobiles cause deaths significantly more often than tricycles (this is the case, right?), it doesn't matter what the cause is - it's a design fault. Period.
Automobiles cause significantly more deaths than children's tricycles... is THAT a design fault?
the car came to a stop before any damage was done
He's not calling you an idiot, moron, or a douchebag. You were able to control your vehicle, unlike many others.
or Mark... I just saw the Social Network :)
I think the fact that they were eating (with or without a fork) when they stepped on your torch is irrelevant. Unless they were eating something heavy enough to make a significant difference in the impact their foot made on said torch...
And labeling people as "autistic" at all is as insensitive as calling someone who is mentally retarded a "retard". They are not "autistic," they just "have autism."
I "finalized a deal" on my house when it was sold to me a year ago, but I still wasn't 100% guaranteed that I'd pay for it or move in... they had to finish building it first.
(offer void in any jurisdiction using US Dollars as currency or funds convertible to same)
So you accept Monopoly money?
Honeywell To Sell Miami-Dade Police a Surveillance Drone, i.e., they haven't sold it yet.
...in a vacuum
As far as the game example goes, you wouldn't have to KEEP looking away... you would eventually remember where the buttons are. But it would help with LEARNING a new game. You wouldn't have to memorize a list of keyboard commands. The keyboard would have what each key does actually displayed on the keys.