You could always go fishing. When I was playing, a fellow posted a regular journal about his attempts to be the penultimate SWG bum, drifting from planet to planet, occasionally playing to earn some cash, but usually hiking to the nearest river to fish. Quite a humerous read.
Wow, when coupled with this technology, things could get really interesting!
A robot for "printing" houses is to be trialled by the construction industry. It takes instructions directly from an architect's computerised drawings and then squirts successive layers of concrete on top of one other to build up vertical walls and domed roofs.
I forgot to mention that there are plenty of scientists that believe science supports creationism. Snippet from that link:
Some other scientists who admit that the universe is created by a Creator and who are known by their cited attributes are:
Robert Boyle (the father of modern chemistry) Iona William Petty (known for his studies on statistics and modern economy) Michael Faraday (one of the greatest physicists of all times) Gregory Mendel (the father of genetics; he invalidated Darwinism with his discoveries in the science of genetics) Louis Pasteur (the greatest name in bacteriology; he declared war on Darwinism) John Dalton (the father of atomic theory) Blaise Pascal (one of the most important mathematicians) John Ray (the most important name in British natural history) Nicolaus Steno (a famous stratiographer who investigated earth layers) Carolus Linnaeus (the father of biological classification) Georges Cuvier (the founder of comparative anatomy) Matthew Maury (the founder of oceanography) Thomas Anderson (one the pioneers in the field of organic chemistry)
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And here I thought Duct Tape would be the answer.
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Welcome to IRM. We use it, and it's rather effective. No screenshots, no copy/paste, no forwarding, deletes itself after a certain time period, etc. etc.
Of course, a person could simply re-type the message... but that's no proof that the original sender said those words.
I'm not sure about that. On the other hand, I find it extremely funny that their cartoon-uploader has failed over the past week, and the same inflamitory cartoon has been stuck there much longer than originally planned.
Oh, don't you see? He'll be releasing the ORIGINAL Star Wars trilogy on DVD in ten years!
Now that your original tapes have died, get the ORIGINAL, UNTOUCHED version of Star Wars in a special case, with a cell from the ORIGINAL trilogy, for only $250!!!
"Please take a seat here.
Thank you for volunteering for the 'Spam Deletion Turing Test'.
We would like you to delete any spam that comes into this in-box...
mail will be arriving at around 10-20 messages per minute."
What? I programmed on an abacus! They didn't even have room for spaces, so you couldn't move the beads! And we had no 1!
Well, not really. But that should just about cover all the responses...
There will always be an application that requires more resources, and right now gaming is one of them. Just wait for Duke Nukem Forever! I bet it'll require a 1.8THz processer...
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Does this mean overseas corporations will start outsourcing to us?
Ah, but what happens when everyone is using their camera phones (Japan already has 4MP), and the camera itself is dead?
Just wanted to point out that they're getting more than 2 hours of unpowered flight. That's pretty cool.
You could always go fishing. When I was playing, a fellow posted a regular journal about his attempts to be the penultimate SWG bum, drifting from planet to planet, occasionally playing to earn some cash, but usually hiking to the nearest river to fish. Quite a humerous read.
Indeed, like Bungie.
The soldiers started out running away from battle? Sounds like they had to dumb it down for the final release. :P
I have to disagree with you. There are plenty of religious people that feel science supports creationism, rather than disproves it.
Not to mention: Why would you have your HS pay for commercial licenses when there are Educational Discounts?
Don't forget Enron Field!
Not to mention he should be using XML, not INI.
And here I thought Duct Tape would be the answer.
Welcome to IRM. We use it, and it's rather effective. No screenshots, no copy/paste, no forwarding, deletes itself after a certain time period, etc. etc.
Of course, a person could simply re-type the message... but that's no proof that the original sender said those words.
I wonder if this guy will be remembered? He tried to do it in the US ten years ago.
Big difference between voice recognition and text-to-speach. I strongly suspect you meant the latter. :)
I'm not sure about that. On the other hand, I find it extremely funny that their cartoon-uploader has failed over the past week, and the same inflamitory cartoon has been stuck there much longer than originally planned.
No kidding.
Oh, don't you see? He'll be releasing the ORIGINAL Star Wars trilogy on DVD in ten years!
Now that your original tapes have died, get the ORIGINAL, UNTOUCHED version of Star Wars in a special case, with a cell from the ORIGINAL trilogy, for only $250!!!
Shouldn't that be:
(foo AND (bar or baz))?
Maybe it had something to do with Symantec's purchase of Central Point.
Maybe the current work stems from this aquisition.
I can just imagine:
"Please take a seat here.
Thank you for volunteering for the 'Spam Deletion Turing Test'.
We would like you to delete any spam that comes into this in-box...
mail will be arriving at around 10-20 messages per minute."
5 minutes pass
10 minutes pass
"Sir? Could you tell me how long this will take?"
"Another 6 and 1/2 hours."
o-O
If I were to write a tool that made everything you wanted available in a readable, queriable format, what information would it display?
What? I programmed on an abacus! They didn't even have room for spaces, so you couldn't move the beads! And we had no 1!
Well, not really. But that should just about cover all the responses...
There will always be an application that requires more resources, and right now gaming is one of them. Just wait for Duke Nukem Forever! I bet it'll require a 1.8THz processer...
Sure glad for the Privacy Act of 1974.
'(a)(1) It shall be unlawful for any Federal, State or local
government agency to deny to any individual any right, benefit, or
privilege provided by law because of such individual's refusal to
disclose his social security account number.