"It takes time to figure out how best to use metal."
to figure out how long you can stretch out your research funding so you can keep your plush job. Usually this is accomplished by publishing just enough of your findings every few years so that it impresses the prols and convinces the patrons to keep funding you because a 'breakthrough' is RSN.
Would be to run a VR simulation of you interacting with female simulacra in social situations while simultaneously running a parallel statistical model of the chances of you getting laid based on your interactions with the simulacra.
about this release is the huge bug with the network home folders not working. I mean, come on guys, is it really that hard to test something like this in a Lin/Mac/Win environment that exists in virtually all of the corporate/academic world to see if this works. Granted the javascript performance is two to three times faster than v2, but if you release it in a state where I can't deploy it because you missed a bug in some library, it's a really hard sell to the PHB if the new whiz-bang version is fuxored.
chmod 660/usr/bin/osascript
All better now.
Apple fanbois can now exhale.
Sorry. Fat-fingered that one.
chmod 550/usr/bin/osascript
Now it's really all better.
"I've never, ever, ever had anything like that sent to any of the 9 e-mail addresses I use for home, work, or family communication. Ever."
You don't have enough e-mail addresses.
With broadband service providers like Comcast and Time-Warner preparing to impose usurious tiered pricing on users, 'All-you-can-eat' services like Netflix look like a bargain compared to something like this.
No you don't. You know what their 'spokespeople' have paraded in front of an increasingly ignorant electorate. The money that supports these people's bids for office has no interest in changing anything. 'Buzzwords', 'soundbites', and slogans are designed to excite emotion, not to provoke thoughtful discourse to provide real world, workable solutions. Cheering crowds and crappy songs performed by some fat-assed bimbo, aren't going to change anything. Just remember all the promises that are made to reform things like the healthcare system will cost money. Who's money? Yours and mine. So if there isn't enough of it to go around, we'll all suffer with less than we have now. You will have only your own stupidity to thank for that when it comes about. Just keep that in mind when you're casting your ballot in November, if you even bother to vote.
That parents with kids in school right now may have with regards to testing.
Most parents don't know what's going on in classrooms today, despite the best
efforts of schools to keep them informed.
The damage can occur from the exhaust gas pressure from the rocket motors
as well as the the acoustic pressure. Also, there is a system in place that is used
to dampen the sound levels from the launch that would otherwise damage the
flamepit, as we see in those photos, that dumps huge quantities of water
into the flamepit moments before the engines ignite. That quantity of water
could, in and of itself, be partially responsible for the damage that is seen
in the photos. Once those bricks are loosened or dislodged, they would be carried
out of the flamepit by the force of the rocket motor exhaust gases.
There was a study done back in 1989 that measured the SPL of the solid rocket motors
at an amazing 196db 1000 feet from the launch pad. At some point on the db scale for SPLs
the SPL becomes measurable in actual PSI over-pressures. That means the soundwaves themselves
are exerting significant physical pressure on the launchpad and surrounding structures, which
could under the right conditions, be damaged by those forces.
Whether they're hairy, nanotube, or amorphous, cheap, efficient solar cells are always going to be thirty years away as long as there is 'cheap' oil around.
I quit flying a couple years ago after being repeatedly hassled by TSA troglodytes.
So you willingly gave in to the Bush administration's terror tactics?
A star 26,000 LY from Earth goes supernova and it's light could have been seen on Earth 140 years ago.
No one on Earth 'saw' it then because it was too far away and buried in the center of the Milky Way, so there is no record of the supernova.
Most supernovae display common characteristics in their light curve and the type of nebula they leave behind.
Astronomers using the CXO were able to image the object, determine it's size and distance, the relative velocity of the nebula's expansion,
and make a determination as to the 'date' the explosion occurred. Just from the remains of the explosion, the nebula.
As a comparison, the the supernova that was responsible for the Crab Nebula was observed in 1054 AD by the Chinese.
The Crab Nebula itself was not seen until 1731.
Yes it does. MS feels that in three or four years the Mac native version of OpenOffice may be in it's third or fourth beta and nearing first release candidate status for limited testing, so they'd like to get a jump on it.
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as fools vie for office.
Watch our election night coverage as we sort it out for you...
"It takes time to figure out how best to use metal."
to figure out how long you can stretch out your research funding so you can keep your plush job. Usually this is accomplished by publishing just enough of your findings every few years so that it impresses the prols and convinces the patrons to keep funding you because a 'breakthrough' is RSN.
Would be to run a VR simulation of you interacting with female simulacra in social situations while simultaneously running a parallel statistical model of the chances of you getting laid based on your interactions with the simulacra.
about this release is the huge bug with the network home folders not working. I mean, come on guys, is it really that hard to test something like this in a Lin/Mac/Win environment that exists in virtually all of the corporate/academic world to see if this works. Granted the javascript performance is two to three times faster than v2, but if you release it in a state where I can't deploy it because you missed a bug in some library, it's a really hard sell to the PHB if the new whiz-bang version is fuxored.
chmod 660 /usr/bin/osascript
All better now.
Apple fanbois can now exhale. /usr/bin/osascript
Sorry. Fat-fingered that one.
chmod 550
Now it's really all better.
chmod 660 /usr/bin/osascript
All better now.
Apple fanbois can now exhale.
No, CNN is to busy shoving Obama down everyone's throat to be bothered with 'nerd caves'.
Here's a real datacenter.
"I've never, ever, ever had anything like that sent to any of the 9 e-mail addresses I use for home, work, or family communication. Ever."
You don't have enough e-mail addresses.
When nine hundred years old you are, speak this well you will not.
With broadband service providers like Comcast and Time-Warner preparing to impose usurious tiered pricing on users, 'All-you-can-eat' services like Netflix look like a bargain compared to something like this.
No you don't. You know what their 'spokespeople' have paraded in front of an increasingly ignorant electorate. The money that supports these people's bids for office has no interest in changing anything. 'Buzzwords', 'soundbites', and slogans are designed to excite emotion, not to provoke thoughtful discourse to provide real world, workable solutions. Cheering crowds and crappy songs performed by some fat-assed bimbo, aren't going to change anything. Just remember all the promises that are made to reform things like the healthcare system will cost money. Who's money? Yours and mine. So if there isn't enough of it to go around, we'll all suffer with less than we have now. You will have only your own stupidity to thank for that when it comes about. Just keep that in mind when you're casting your ballot in November, if you even bother to vote.
That parents with kids in school right now may have with regards to testing.
Most parents don't know what's going on in classrooms today, despite the best
efforts of schools to keep them informed.
All they have to do is to combine it with:
emacs == gooemacs
sed == goosed
or
vi == goovi
The damage can occur from the exhaust gas pressure from the rocket motors
as well as the the acoustic pressure. Also, there is a system in place that is used
to dampen the sound levels from the launch that would otherwise damage the
flamepit, as we see in those photos, that dumps huge quantities of water
into the flamepit moments before the engines ignite. That quantity of water
could, in and of itself, be partially responsible for the damage that is seen
in the photos. Once those bricks are loosened or dislodged, they would be carried
out of the flamepit by the force of the rocket motor exhaust gases.
There was a study done back in 1989 that measured the SPL of the solid rocket motors
at an amazing 196db 1000 feet from the launch pad. At some point on the db scale for SPLs
the SPL becomes measurable in actual PSI over-pressures. That means the soundwaves themselves
are exerting significant physical pressure on the launchpad and surrounding structures, which
could under the right conditions, be damaged by those forces.
Whether they're hairy, nanotube, or amorphous, cheap, efficient solar cells are always going to be thirty years away as long as there is 'cheap' oil around.
It has a fresh pine scent!
That they have their unit conversions worked out correctly.
In order for it to be considered in the astronomical sense, it's spelled æther.
I quit flying a couple years ago after being repeatedly hassled by TSA troglodytes.
So you willingly gave in to the Bush administration's terror tactics?
A star 26,000 LY from Earth goes supernova and it's light could have been seen on Earth 140 years ago.
No one on Earth 'saw' it then because it was too far away and buried in the center of the Milky Way, so there is no record of the supernova.
Most supernovae display common characteristics in their light curve and the type of nebula they leave behind.
Astronomers using the CXO were able to image the object, determine it's size and distance, the relative velocity of the nebula's expansion,
and make a determination as to the 'date' the explosion occurred. Just from the remains of the explosion, the nebula.
As a comparison, the the supernova that was responsible for the Crab Nebula was observed in 1054 AD by the Chinese.
The Crab Nebula itself was not seen until 1731.
One in four /. readers already know this.
Doing any of this is in violation of the EULA. Do they really believe someone who does this is going to 'buy' a copy of the OS?
How naive.
Yes it does. MS feels that in three or four years the Mac native version of OpenOffice may be in it's third or fourth beta and nearing first release candidate status for limited testing, so they'd like to get a jump on it.
What happens if your not on this list?
You're boned.