Speaking for the Jovian High Council, the representatives of the real inhabitants of Jupiter, I can say you truly don't know what you're talking about.
I call BS. Of all my visits to the Jovian system, I've never heard of anyone living on Jupiter itself. Only the moons are inhabited so far as I've seen.
They will. The Mozilla license allows non-free distribution of it's code, that's how Postbox plans on making money. Thus Firefox can be distributed with Windows. But what happens when the day comes that they have to distribute some GPL software with Windows?
Not that one. Fx 3.5 highlights a bug in the slashcode. What you are seeing in Chrome is added to every textarea automatically by Chrome itself, not a bug in the slashcode.
Even tho it's early in the century, it might well be the longest eclipse of the century. I imagine that the calculations to predict eclipses and their duration would be relatively straightforward by modern standards. You probably wouldn't even need to take relativity into account.
I can imagine a thin film of black carbon absorbing the laser pulse and converting it into heat right on the lens. Iâ(TM)m not sure what theyâ(TM)re made of, but I do hope the research includes the possibility of melting. Spark plugs are made of ceramic instead of glass for a reason as it has superior heat and electrical insulation properties.
The laser plugs in TFA are modified sparkplugs. They just removed the core, cut off the ground electrode, and put lenses in place.
C4 and other explosives use a carefully controlled combination of pressure and temperature. In fact, those explosives can be set alight, and used to cook dinner, because the spark isn't what detonates them.
The problem with cooking dinner on burning C4 is putting it out. It burns nice and slow and even, great for cooking. But let me tell you: don't try stomping it out with your boot when you're done!
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Speaking for the Jovian High Council, the representatives of the real inhabitants of Jupiter, I can say you truly don't know what you're talking about.
I call BS. Of all my visits to the Jovian system, I've never heard of anyone living on Jupiter itself. Only the moons are inhabited so far as I've seen.
Look at all the paranoid anti-Microsoft loons on this board who won't change their minds even after their greatest idol says they're acting stupid.
When did RMS say that? Oh, did you think that Linus is the idol? Linus doesn't even have toe cheese to eat!
I think its quite healthy to dislike ( ok, hate ) an entity whose stated goal is to wipe you from the face of the earth.
Hamas?
But if it is
Internet Explorer
Mozilla Firefox
Opera
Google Chrome
A lot of people will go for the fourth option. They have heard of google.
Then it looks like the Internet wrote "Explorer" and nobody wrote "Opera". Who do you trust for browsing the Wild Wild Web?
Go down fighting!
They will. The Mozilla license allows non-free distribution of it's code, that's how Postbox plans on making money. Thus Firefox can be distributed with Windows. But what happens when the day comes that they have to distribute some GPL software with Windows?
"Don't Mess with Texas" is trademarked, not patented, by the Texas Department of Transportation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_Mess_with_Texas
Who modded this Troll? Mods! Fix it!
Best algorithm, ever.
How about Dragon Naturally Speaking? It doesn't run on Ubuntu so I haven't tried it, but their video sure is convincing:
http://www.nuance.com/talk/
I will probably start contributing to this FOSS voice-recognition implementation:
http://www.voxforge.org/
I'm pretty sure we're talking about MS (www.getthefacts.com) and not about sex education (www.getthefacts.org).
Did you somehow miss the part about MS screwing customers?
Not that one. Fx 3.5 highlights a bug in the slashcode. What you are seeing in Chrome is added to every textarea automatically by Chrome itself, not a bug in the slashcode.
Even tho it's early in the century, it might well be the longest eclipse of the century. I imagine that the calculations to predict eclipses and their duration would be relatively straightforward by modern standards. You probably wouldn't even need to take relativity into account.
They're posted here:
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse.html
How about the kid under his father with the camera. The kid is obviously looking right at the event!
The nicest picture of the eclipse was posted here, though:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/03/0329_060329_eclipse.html
I literally said "wow" out loud when I saw that.
So...umm....did he get to meet iGod?
His last words onthe way down? iIIIIIII!!!!!!
In the four hours since I put a copy of that page as a popup on my blog, I've already gotten two submissions! Nice, thanks!
No it wouldn't. This guy has no legal basis to acquire or retain this data, he's in very serious breach of the UK Data Protection Act.
What British agency isn't?
E.g. "Q: is there a James Smith, born March 1979 (no month specified)
No year specified either?
Sounds like he may have taken the term "fraud squad" in the opposite of the way it is (ostensibly) intended...
You obviously are unfamiliar with what a "fireman" does to books.
The most insightful comment on /. ever! Seriously, as funny as it is, this comment hits the nail right on the head.
Not necessarily.
I can imagine a thin film of black carbon absorbing the laser pulse and converting it into heat right on the lens. Iâ(TM)m not sure what theyâ(TM)re made of, but I do hope the research includes the possibility of melting. Spark plugs are made of ceramic instead of glass for a reason as it has superior heat and electrical insulation properties.
The laser plugs in TFA are modified sparkplugs. They just removed the core, cut off the ground electrode, and put lenses in place.
C4 and other explosives use a carefully controlled combination of pressure and temperature. In fact, those explosives can be set alight, and used to cook dinner, because the spark isn't what detonates them.
The problem with cooking dinner on burning C4 is putting it out. It burns nice and slow and even, great for cooking. But let me tell you: don't try stomping it out with your boot when you're done!
You ever had a car with Lucas electrics?
Two. One for the road and one for the mechanic.
The same terms state that they can change the terms whenever they want, when they see fit.
I'd love to hear how you can twist the math around so badly that it looks like you're actually saving money! Ever considered a career in politics?
I'm not using a terabyte. Assuming 50 GB (I'm at about half that):
[(0.17 * 12 * 5) + 0.10 ] $/GB * 50 GB = $17.24
How twisted is that?
rsync.
That's the protocol. Now what media do you recommend? Another hard drive?