Additionally you could sort posts by the time of the last post in the tree. I.e. we have A with replies A1, A2 and B with replies B1 and B2... if B2 appeared after A2 then put B,B1,B2 first and A,A1,A2 last
OK, I agree except that I think 400$ are worth it if it means you might get to keep your home. I mean it's 400$ or living in rent, buying another house, staying at friends/families... or possibly getting radiation poison for those that choose to stay.
Dumb question: why can't they just buy a geiger counter and check whether the radiation is higher than the safe limit? And only drink and eat stuff from the market.
It's called the Bernouli effect and it causes the trains to get sucked into each other. That's why you are supposed to slow down when going alongside another vehicle in the opposite direction. Too much speed + too little distance might slam you in the other one.
Depends on the size of the paper and whether you have properly positioned people ready to read signs written on it from a distance and relay them forward.
Seriously, you are the dumbest troll ever. The poster you are replying to says that AMD didn't beat Intel since Athlon 64 and what do you provide as a retort to prove him wrong? An article that shows that Athlon 64 is better than the Intel Pentium Extreme. For fucks sake, why bother searching it in the first place?
Yes, I'm going to try XFCE and LXDE but I don't think I'll like it... KDE spoiled me with customization options:D
(It's not _that_ bad, I can still work pretty OK on it but 7 was snappier on it and XP even better). I actually have XP installed in a VM in on Kubuntu and sometimes it works better than the outer UI.
It's better but (I use it on linux) it's still too fucking slow. My 1Ghz Atom netbook struggles with it even though I lowered the settings to minimum. The UI should not slow down the computer... never.
I'm more curious why do they need to control everything from 1 computer? What's wrong with a simple keylock or if that's too 'medieval' for you, a standalone code lock? Also, why are the showers and everything electronically controlled? That's something most homes don't have.
Once you can destroy the world why would you need more of them? Let the Russians and Chinese have more, they won't do them any good, they can only bomb the place once anyway.
I bought a 10m or 30ft cable for about 20$ from the store near me. There were cheaper ones too but I thought they could be badly made or something. In retrospect, I probably should've bought the cheap ones...
Well not really since they probably would have let him go after a while just with a few anal inspections and 1 or 2 missed flights. Hmm, so I guess you could call it extortion too.
No way, any decent programmer would think if this even if "hacking" wasn't popular at the time. If not for security, at least to protect the system against user error e.g. the user entering the url by hand (maybe he's an idiot that copied his url to a piece of paper to be able to log in from other computers).
The OP asked for a tool, the GP posted a tool's name. Why are you diverting the discussion towards "people think using dreamweaver makes them web designers". It may be a real issue, it may be true but it's not relevant to the question.
so that they can better tailor their advertising, marketing, and sales
That's the bullshit they tell us to make it seem harmless but they want power just the same the government wants it. I'm pretty sure, the big companies are doing more with the information than just marketing.
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It has a rule that describes the way it works, not a purpose
Yep, what's wrong with page up/page down? If the text is properly formatted into paragraphs it should work just as a specially made page-centric site.
Additionally you could sort posts by the time of the last post in the tree. I.e. we have A with replies A1, A2 and B with replies B1 and B2... if B2 appeared after A2 then put B,B1,B2 first and A,A1,A2 last
OK, I agree except that I think 400$ are worth it if it means you might get to keep your home. I mean it's 400$ or living in rent, buying another house, staying at friends/families... or possibly getting radiation poison for those that choose to stay.
Dumb question: why can't they just buy a geiger counter and check whether the radiation is higher than the safe limit? And only drink and eat stuff from the market.
It's called the Bernouli effect and it causes the trains to get sucked into each other. That's why you are supposed to slow down when going alongside another vehicle in the opposite direction. Too much speed + too little distance might slam you in the other one.
come on... you shouldn't need a minivan for 2 kids...
everyone was posting as AC and I wanted to be special :D
you wrote "loose" instead of "lose" intentionally, right? RIGHT?!
Is it possible to be completely anonymous from home? I.e. launch an attack from home and get away with it?
Depends on the size of the paper and whether you have properly positioned people ready to read signs written on it from a distance and relay them forward.
Well the US did manage to get a black president elected so it's a start. We only need a priest that tries to convince him that there is a real danger.
Seriously, you are the dumbest troll ever. The poster you are replying to says that AMD didn't beat Intel since Athlon 64 and what do you provide as a retort to prove him wrong? An article that shows that Athlon 64 is better than the Intel Pentium Extreme. For fucks sake, why bother searching it in the first place?
Yes, I'm going to try XFCE and LXDE but I don't think I'll like it... KDE spoiled me with customization options :D
(It's not _that_ bad, I can still work pretty OK on it but 7 was snappier on it and XP even better). I actually have XP installed in a VM in on Kubuntu and sometimes it works better than the outer UI.
It's better but (I use it on linux) it's still too fucking slow. My 1Ghz Atom netbook struggles with it even though I lowered the settings to minimum. The UI should not slow down the computer... never.
I'm more curious why do they need to control everything from 1 computer? What's wrong with a simple keylock or if that's too 'medieval' for you, a standalone code lock? Also, why are the showers and everything electronically controlled? That's something most homes don't have.
Once you can destroy the world why would you need more of them? Let the Russians and Chinese have more, they won't do them any good, they can only bomb the place once anyway.
I bought a 10m or 30ft cable for about 20$ from the store near me. There were cheaper ones too but I thought they could be badly made or something. In retrospect, I probably should've bought the cheap ones...
Well not really since they probably would have let him go after a while just with a few anal inspections and 1 or 2 missed flights. Hmm, so I guess you could call it extortion too.
No way, any decent programmer would think if this even if "hacking" wasn't popular at the time. If not for security, at least to protect the system against user error e.g. the user entering the url by hand (maybe he's an idiot that copied his url to a piece of paper to be able to log in from other computers).
The OP asked for a tool, the GP posted a tool's name. Why are you diverting the discussion towards "people think using dreamweaver makes them web designers". It may be a real issue, it may be true but it's not relevant to the question.
If you have 48000 instances of duplicate content you are really doing it wrong and should not be responsible with that stuff.
Or you can filter your search by the project activity or something like that.
so that they can better tailor their advertising, marketing, and sales
That's the bullshit they tell us to make it seem harmless but they want power just the same the government wants it. I'm pretty sure, the big companies are doing more with the information than just marketing.
Is it news if it's something you can know about a long time before it happens?