Well, this is more akin to a drunkenly passed out girl, who passed out on the front lawn, naked, being photographed by the camera's on the street view vehicle.
Well, at $3000 per gallon, and 5lbs per gallon, 7000lbs per car, it would be 4.2million per car. Ink varies wildly, between 2.5k to 8k per gallon, so probably between 4 and 11million to print.
Personally, I wouldn't put the system on my own ships. I'd put them on my target's ships. That way if they want to blow up the source, they're destroying their own resources.
No it wouldn't. Because of people who earn no income, but get a company car, house, gulfstream jet and expense account. Those would be simple expenditures for the company, not income for the employee.
But you could fit that instance into the 5 pages, but what about the next loophole, and then the next?
But the rights holders would already be due that money. Just like The Verve "Bittersweet Symphony" all the money they made on it they lost, and they lost the rights to it. Disney wouldn't have enough money to pay off anyone.
For their animated feature films, the following they didn't have to get rights for but would have had to with a 500 year copyright term:
Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad Alice in Wonderland Beauty and the Beast Cinderella Fantasia Fantasia 2000 Hunchback of Notre Dame Jungle Book Lion King Little Mermaid Make Mine Music Oliver & Company Pinocchio possbibly Aladdin possibly Fun and Fancy Free Princess and the Frog Sleeping beauty Snow White Tarzan Treasure Planet the yet to be released Tangled
And that doesn't even touch on their live action stuff, or on things where they didn't get the music rights to classical music.
The reasons I prefer driving a manual are: 1)When starting from a stop in icy conditions you have the option of starting in 2nd reducing the chances of losing traction. 2)When accelerating up to freeway speeds from an on ramp (from 40-60/65) you can choose to shift down two gears to get more acceleration if you want, where with an automatic, it has a harder time deciding if you want to shift down one or two gears, and may shift one, then a couple seconds later another providing initially less acceleration than desired, then another pause with no acceleration then fine after that as long as its in time. 3) Engine braking. 4) They are more fun to drive.
I do usually drive the automatic I have more however, as it has more power to make it up hills and also more cargo room. I definitely agree on the cruise control count for long trips, that's why I have it in both my automatic and manual vehicles.
I usually aim for perfection, though I don't wait until then to release. Aiming for perfection is fine. Waiting for it is not, as attaining perfection isn't possible.
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I killed a man in Reno, just to watch him die.
I hope my employer and future employers don't have a problem with that.
Well, this is more akin to a drunkenly passed out girl, who passed out on the front lawn, naked, being photographed by the camera's on the street view vehicle.
Grammar Nazi's are nothing, its the Grammaton Clerics you have to look out for.
It had been using OpenAL, but they rewrote it to use a different library because Apple's implementation of that had bugs.
Not quite all MMORPGs, Guild Wars for example, you buy once and don't pay monthly fees.
Some MMOs offer 'demos' for free, and then to keep playing after the demo is over you simply start paying the monthly fee.
Well, at $3000 per gallon, and 5lbs per gallon, 7000lbs per car, it would be 4.2million per car. Ink varies wildly, between 2.5k to 8k per gallon, so probably between 4 and 11million to print.
Or Apple could allow prices ending in things other than .99.
Personally, I wouldn't put the system on my own ships. I'd put them on my target's ships. That way if they want to blow up the source, they're destroying their own resources.
Gentlemen we have the technology. We can rebuild him.
But....Think of the Children!
No it wouldn't. Because of people who earn no income, but get a company car, house, gulfstream jet and expense account. Those would be simple expenditures for the company, not income for the employee.
But you could fit that instance into the 5 pages, but what about the next loophole, and then the next?
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2007/12/5/
Duh.
But the rights holders would already be due that money. Just like The Verve "Bittersweet Symphony" all the money they made on it they lost, and they lost the rights to it. Disney wouldn't have enough money to pay off anyone.
For their animated feature films, the following they didn't have to get rights for but would have had to with a 500 year copyright term:
Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
Alice in Wonderland
Beauty and the Beast
Cinderella
Fantasia
Fantasia 2000
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Jungle Book
Lion King
Little Mermaid
Make Mine Music
Oliver & Company
Pinocchio
possbibly Aladdin
possibly Fun and Fancy Free
Princess and the Frog
Sleeping beauty
Snow White
Tarzan
Treasure Planet
the yet to be released Tangled
And that doesn't even touch on their live action stuff, or on things where they didn't get the music rights to classical music.
Well, we need to start development on red matter right away, it sounds like the perfect solution.
The reasons I prefer driving a manual are:
1)When starting from a stop in icy conditions you have the option of starting in 2nd reducing the chances of losing traction.
2)When accelerating up to freeway speeds from an on ramp (from 40-60/65) you can choose to shift down two gears to get more acceleration if you want, where with an automatic, it has a harder time deciding if you want to shift down one or two gears, and may shift one, then a couple seconds later another providing initially less acceleration than desired, then another pause with no acceleration then fine after that as long as its in time.
3) Engine braking.
4) They are more fun to drive.
I do usually drive the automatic I have more however, as it has more power to make it up hills and also more cargo room. I definitely agree on the cruise control count for long trips, that's why I have it in both my automatic and manual vehicles.
I usually aim for perfection, though I don't wait until then to release. Aiming for perfection is fine. Waiting for it is not, as attaining perfection isn't possible.
Forget copy pasting, speech recognition. Its use is actually plausible, and would throw things off.
Or just make the particle target the blood brain barrier itself.
http://ingresstech.com/~bernard/instantCSI/
I believe he was referring to software, not just game software.
And here I would have guessed "something's fishy" refers to the smell more 'Something doesn't smell right"
Forget MS, an Apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Aside from first class, I'm not sure that planes would be more comfortable these days.
Profitable, not watchable.
I suppose I should clarify, that I meant to reply to the your parent post.