Good point. I guess you never appreciate what you have till it's gone. BTW, my company in PEI needs senior web developers and project manager (I know, who doesn't). Mail me at magic_man87 at hot mail dot com. (spam account which i check once a week)
This is common place in the northern Canada. The companies that hire workers send people to work camps when they are working. Some people elect to stay in camp the whole year round. You eat company food, watch company TV and sometimes smoke company dope.
I lived in a house with 5 other people that I was working with (doing masonry) for a couple months. It is indeed disorienting to be kicked out of your place of work and be told you have a week to GTFO. It really helps to have some money saved up just for that situation.
I was thinking that when in use, there would be a discharge through the contacts through the water. For example, if you drop your electric toothbrush in a full sink. I'm somewhat ignorant on electrical engineering, maybe there is an easy way to prevent this?
No, its because the cosmic rays have mutated! Soon they will cause the earth's core to boil, causing earthquakes and a shifting of the earths' crust by 50 degrees!!
I would think that one side of the star would be blueshifted, the other side redshifted ever so slightly.
I also wonder if the planet suffers more collisions than it would otherwise.
It strikes me that we increasingly look to cloning a certain animal for a particular purpose. If were were to extrapolate that into the future, what is to prevent us from cloning a particular person, in this case retired Gen. Rick Hillier, because they show a desired aptitude, and would that be beneficial for society at large. That, and I couldn't think of a comment good enough to be modded insightful.:-
"CBC reports that six soldiers cloned from Canadian-born Rick Hillier in late 2007 have reported for duty to check for terrorists in Afganistan after completing a 16-month training course. The Canadian Armed Forces says clones help to lower fighting costs as it is difficult to find good soldiers. Only about 30% of naturally-born soldiers make the grade, but Canadian scientists say that could rise to 90% using the cloning method. The soldier, each called 'Ricky', are part of a set of seven who were cloned from a 'superb' former chief of defense staff, General Rick Hillier, CMM, MSC, CD, at a cost of about $239,000. 'They are the world's first cloned soldiers deployed at work,' says current chief of defense General Walter Natynczyk. 'They showed better performances in detecting terrorists during the training than other naturally-born soldiers that we have.'"
I thought it was funny.
12. Defects In Three Out Of Five Lines Of Code: A universal tool in the open-source community, called Lint, was used to analyze the source code written in C. This program uncovers a range of problems from minor to serious problems that can halt or cripple the program operation. This Lint program has been used for many years. It uncovered that there are 3 error lines for every 5 lines of source code in C.
While Draeger's counsel claims that the "The Alcotest [7110] is the single best microprocessor-driven evidential breath tester on the market", Draeger has already replaced the antiquated 7110 with a newer Windows® based version, the 9510.
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My sarcas-o-meter just went into the red. Well done sir!
What is the coolest thing that you have heard of people doing with Linux recently?
Good point. I guess you never appreciate what you have till it's gone. BTW, my company in PEI needs senior web developers and project manager (I know, who doesn't). Mail me at magic_man87 at hot mail dot com. (spam account which i check once a week)
PEI is the same as NS, only more potatoes.
What we do know is that it’s absolutely essential to not jump to conclusions
But then what will I use my auto posting jump to conclusions mat for?
I wonder what obfuscated perl would look like...
How does it compare to Oryx and Crake? It sounds really similar.
Wow man, let it go. It's been a long time now. I've learned to forgive people. It's honestly better for everyone involved.
Also from the cablegate site : http://88.80.16.63/torrent/cablegate/cablegate-201012041811.7z.torrent
See http://213.251.145.96/cablegate.html
This is common place in the northern Canada. The companies that hire workers send people to work camps when they are working. Some people elect to stay in camp the whole year round. You eat company food, watch company TV and sometimes smoke company dope.
I lived in a house with 5 other people that I was working with (doing masonry) for a couple months. It is indeed disorienting to be kicked out of your place of work and be told you have a week to GTFO. It really helps to have some money saved up just for that situation.
Well, not really
00101010 is also PI in ASCII.
how much energy is in a beam of light.
Prot.
I was thinking that when in use, there would be a discharge through the contacts through the water. For example, if you drop your electric toothbrush in a full sink. I'm somewhat ignorant on electrical engineering, maybe there is an easy way to prevent this?
*current. Proofread fail
Is there a currency drain through those contacts when immersed in water with high salinity or other contaminants?
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This is the guy I want to be when I turn 50, minus the kids.
No, its because the cosmic rays have mutated! Soon they will cause the earth's core to boil, causing earthquakes and a shifting of the earths' crust by 50 degrees!!
I would think that one side of the star would be blueshifted, the other side redshifted ever so slightly.
I also wonder if the planet suffers more collisions than it would otherwise.
My memory has just been sold.
It strikes me that we increasingly look to cloning a certain animal for a particular purpose. If were were to extrapolate that into the future, what is to prevent us from cloning a particular person, in this case retired Gen. Rick Hillier, because they show a desired aptitude, and would that be beneficial for society at large. :-
That, and I couldn't think of a comment good enough to be modded insightful.
"CBC reports that six soldiers cloned from Canadian-born Rick Hillier in late 2007 have reported for duty to check for terrorists in Afganistan after completing a 16-month training course. The Canadian Armed Forces says clones help to lower fighting costs as it is difficult to find good soldiers. Only about 30% of naturally-born soldiers make the grade, but Canadian scientists say that could rise to 90% using the cloning method. The soldier, each called 'Ricky', are part of a set of seven who were cloned from a 'superb' former chief of defense staff, General Rick Hillier, CMM, MSC, CD, at a cost of about $239,000. 'They are the world's first cloned soldiers deployed at work,' says current chief of defense General Walter Natynczyk. 'They showed better performances in detecting terrorists during the training than other naturally-born soldiers that we have.'"
You might not at first, but you will when a disembodied voice says "NUCLEAR LAUNCH DETECTED"
Also, he makes a comparison based on the processor frequency. I didn't run the numbers, but I'll bet those are off by a fair bit as well.
I thought it was funny.
12. Defects In Three Out Of Five Lines Of Code: A universal tool in the open-source community, called Lint, was used to analyze the source code written in C. This program uncovers a range of problems from minor to serious problems that can halt or cripple the program operation. This Lint program has been used for many years. It uncovered that there are 3 error lines for every 5 lines of source code in C.
While Draeger's counsel claims that the "The Alcotest [7110] is the single best microprocessor-driven evidential breath tester on the market", Draeger has already replaced the antiquated 7110 with a newer Windows® based version, the 9510.
IBM has a tool platform that is useful for developing C/C++ projects on.