The Wikipedia article on NetApp talks about them bringing a suit against Sun/ZFS and that Sun countersued, but doesn't mention the verdict. What happened there and why isn't the verdict applying here?
Going through college, I had classes like this. The hardest tests were open book, open note, bring your calculator tests. God help you if it was take home.
Am I the only one who thought of the text-a-question service? I mean, I could see Microsoft trying to get in on that action. I suppose the Agency portion of the title should've given it away.
They're just trying to make sure that when Skynet is launched, the GPS in your iPhone can activated so you can be properly located. You know, so they can replace your faulty antenna.
Out of curiosity, was it the old film x-ray or the newer digital ones? It's my understanding that the newer ones use significantly less power and are "safer" for multiple uses. Even if it was, I agree with you. That kind of usage sounds excessive.
Am I the only one that considered flying in mass numbers over areas that have the right conditions to flash flood it? Or in the path between a country's fields and their normal cloud movements to cause a drought? Maybe I'm assuming precision that isn't there.
I guess it could be used to bring rain to fields. That could be good, too.
I'm not holding out for anything. There's more than enough energy sources left for this and several future generations. I'm merely suggesting that nuclear fissile materials are "scarce" and that we should be looking at developing energy sources that will outlast humanity.
In short, I want a Dyson Bubble.
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According to Dailymail, it should be around £143 million ($214 million for those too lazy to google it yourself).
The Wikipedia article on NetApp talks about them bringing a suit against Sun/ZFS and that Sun countersued, but doesn't mention the verdict. What happened there and why isn't the verdict applying here?
Going through college, I had classes like this. The hardest tests were open book, open note, bring your calculator tests. God help you if it was take home.
Am I the only one who thought of the text-a-question service? I mean, I could see Microsoft trying to get in on that action. I suppose the Agency portion of the title should've given it away.
The GGP clearly stated that the graphic artist zoomed into the pixel level. That won't be helped by increased resolution.
Are you honestly suggesting that, by having more pixels on the screen, the picture won't be blocky when they zoom to the pixel level?
Am I the only one with "Around the World" stuck in their head right now?
A guy walks into a store. "I'd like a 1 Hellahertz computer"
Clerk promptly smacks him with a laptop.
"Thanks!"
His point is that, unless you're trying to read the trolls/flamebaits, you won't.
Sadly, though, he had to feed a troll to make it. Now I'm offtopic. :/
Trim your eyebrow.
Are you saying we all have unibrows? Or that only one side needs trimming? I'M SO CONFUSED!
They're just trying to make sure that when Skynet is launched, the GPS in your iPhone can activated so you can be properly located. You know, so they can replace your faulty antenna.
On a similar line to the dry ice - The Works (TM) and aluminum foil.
Is it illegal to make/possess thermite at home? I mean, it's not an explosive, even by this cop's definition.
http://xkcd.com/756/
I think we should take a poll on how seriously we take poll numbers. I mean We already know how we vote in them
Binding people is hilarious, but how about commenting?
http://xkcd.com/156/
I'm not sure I'd want two green fingers the rest of my life, though.
You're not too good at math are you?
1.5*6800 = 10200
Current market value: 10187
Yeah, I'd say he's decent at math, if you account for rounding errors.
So, it's okay for Comcast and NBC to merge then? What about Fox and Cox? Would you claim that rocks?
So, it's further along the development cycle than Gmail?
Out of curiosity, was it the old film x-ray or the newer digital ones? It's my understanding that the newer ones use significantly less power and are "safer" for multiple uses. Even if it was, I agree with you. That kind of usage sounds excessive.
I have to say that I'm not even a little excited about 3D coming to video games. Marty McFly said it best - The shark still looks fake.
Am I the only one that considered flying in mass numbers over areas that have the right conditions to flash flood it? Or in the path between a country's fields and their normal cloud movements to cause a drought? Maybe I'm assuming precision that isn't there.
I guess it could be used to bring rain to fields. That could be good, too.
Worth it.
I hope the filter is hard on people. They need to understand there are stiff rules.
If I thought it might encourage him to stop making movies, I would.
They should know. No good deed goes unpunished.
I'm not holding out for anything. There's more than enough energy sources left for this and several future generations. I'm merely suggesting that nuclear fissile materials are "scarce" and that we should be looking at developing energy sources that will outlast humanity. In short, I want a Dyson Bubble.