A better one would be "that's like saying consumers are misinformed because lobbiests eliminated ingredient information for vaccines".
Doctors and parents need to be informed about the ingredients in vaccines in the case of people with allergies and auto-immune disorders. I would like to be informed of GM foods so that I can boycott them for ethical reasons. I personally don't believe in supporting the use of Roundup. I would like to vote with my dollars, but can't.
I was going to suggest Access or Openoffice Base. If you had just a few hours of experience under your belt using these programs. You could whip up something to suit your needs in less than an hour. I would suggest having just one big table with a few fields like qty, part number/name, category, keywords, purchase source, storage location, bool checkout.. Then make a search form, and add few input boxes for adjusting qty, whether or not the part is in use, etc...
I noticed something strange. In the thumbnails on the bottom. I click the right-most thumbnail and it zooms in at hi-rez. Any of the other thumbnails zoom in blurry. If I wait, it eventually loads the hi-rez. Bug or....?
"I have two children, one of whom is a son born on a Tuesday. What is the probability that I have two boys?"
I have three children. But I also have 2 children. See the problem? I have a son born on a Tuesday, and I have another son born on a Tuesday. See the problem?
It doesn't say I have *only* two children. It doesn't say the other child can't be a son born on a Tuesday. It assumes the birth rate is 50/50, but most statistics agree it's not even. FTA, it assumes there's no such thing as twins. It assumes you have only one wife. But none of this shit is specified.
Pisses me off. Use coins and cards. Not assumed biblical customs.
Seems like the best a nerd guy could hope for. A talented artist, gamer. Awesome. Also, fat chicks give the best head, because they're hungry. Trust me on this.. they're great!
I think the parent's point was that given the smaller volume of the case, you have more of a ducting action. Whereas, if you had two 80mm fans on a large case, the fans could just be swirling the air around inside the case, and you would have less of a temperature differential flowing over critical components. Imagine if your case was the size of a garage, with two 80mm fans on either end and a MB sitting in the middle. Would the two fans produce much airflow over the CPU?
As far as I could tell an addition of 3.0% sticky rice soup to standard mortar improved strength:
there is not always a positive relation between the strength and the sticky rice content. The sticky rice component in moderation is helpful in the development of the strength of lime mortar, because its water retentivity favors the carbonation reaction of lime and the subsequent increase in mechanical strength.(45) However, organic matter in excess will work as a retarder and restrain the carbonization reaction(46) of lime mortar. Therefore, when there is a >3.0% sticky rice solution in the lime mortar, the development of the strength of lime mortar will be restrained.
I follow the links and couldn't find anything about the exact recipe for concrete/mortar. Just that "the scientists prepared lime mortars with varying amounts of sticky rice and tested their performance compared to traditional lime mortar."
In the long term, being useful to humans is probably detrimental. For example: turkeys too fat to breed, the Kava plant which only propagates through human intervention, corn, seedless fruits. We tend to change organisms to suit our needs without any thought of how these changes fit in with the natural world. It's like as we humans are devolving we are busy devolving the things around us.
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Video: 8500 Papaya trees chopped down.
I guess some people are pretty fussy.
That is a poor analogy.
A better one would be "that's like saying consumers are misinformed because lobbiests eliminated ingredient information for vaccines".
Doctors and parents need to be informed about the ingredients in vaccines in the case of people with allergies and auto-immune disorders. I would like to be informed of GM foods so that I can boycott them for ethical reasons. I personally don't believe in supporting the use of Roundup. I would like to vote with my dollars, but can't.
Oh well, there ya go.
I was going to suggest Access or Openoffice Base. If you had just a few hours of experience under your belt using these programs. You could whip up something to suit your needs in less than an hour. I would suggest having just one big table with a few fields like qty, part number/name, category, keywords, purchase source, storage location, bool checkout.. Then make a search form, and add few input boxes for adjusting qty, whether or not the part is in use, etc...
Actually, that's a great sounding name. GNU-IMP. Pronounced NIMP.
Yup! And if each home pays $173/month in electricity, it will be paid back in just 10 years. Sounds pretty good to me!
agreed
I noticed something strange. In the thumbnails on the bottom. I click the right-most thumbnail and it zooms in at hi-rez. Any of the other thumbnails zoom in blurry. If I wait, it eventually loads the hi-rez. Bug or....?
Anyways, it's too slow to be usable.
11Mbit down
Firefox 3.6
You mean Snadboy's Revelation http://www.snadboy.com/
What's the news?
great minds...
The constraints are not defined.
"I have two children, one of whom is a son born on a Tuesday. What is the probability that I have two boys?"
I have three children. But I also have 2 children. See the problem? I have a son born on a Tuesday, and I have another son born on a Tuesday. See the problem?
It doesn't say I have *only* two children. It doesn't say the other child can't be a son born on a Tuesday. It assumes the birth rate is 50/50, but most statistics agree it's not even. FTA, it assumes there's no such thing as twins. It assumes you have only one wife. But none of this shit is specified.
Pisses me off. Use coins and cards. Not assumed biblical customs.
I'm sure you'll be able to power at least a reading light. Yet another reason why nerds are useful to women.
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Seems like we get it every day. Who cares? It's just one country.
for the mosquito laser defense system.
Seems like the best a nerd guy could hope for. A talented artist, gamer. Awesome. Also, fat chicks give the best head, because they're hungry. Trust me on this.. they're great!
Brah, don't sound so smug. You said:
"Just because you can replace the air inside of a case faster with air outside does not mean you are cooling things faster."
Actually, it does. And this is the point of ducting. There was a whole slashdot topic on the concept of ducting.
I think the parent's point was that given the smaller volume of the case, you have more of a ducting action. Whereas, if you had two 80mm fans on a large case, the fans could just be swirling the air around inside the case, and you would have less of a temperature differential flowing over critical components. Imagine if your case was the size of a garage, with two 80mm fans on either end and a MB sitting in the middle. Would the two fans produce much airflow over the CPU?
Argh. My link disappeared. Full Text Article
http://pubs.acs.org/stoken/presspac/presspac/full/10.1021/ar9001944
Full text article.
As far as I could tell an addition of 3.0% sticky rice soup to standard mortar improved strength:
there is not always a positive relation between the strength and the sticky rice content. The sticky rice component in moderation is helpful in the development of the strength of lime mortar, because its water retentivity favors the carbonation reaction of lime and the subsequent increase in mechanical strength.(45) However, organic matter in excess will work as a retarder and restrain the carbonization reaction(46) of lime mortar. Therefore, when there is a >3.0% sticky rice solution in the lime mortar, the development of the strength of lime mortar will be restrained.
Here's the article which I imagine has the recipes and their strength characteristics. Anyone have a subscription to ACS? Otherwise it's $30.
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ar9001944
Use hydrogen peroxide or hairspray, like Aquanet. Spray the hairspray on up close so it freezes off the stain. Works on ink, too.
I follow the links and couldn't find anything about the exact recipe for concrete/mortar. Just that "the scientists prepared lime mortars with varying amounts of sticky rice and tested their performance compared to traditional lime mortar."
I wonder if this is a bubble. Naa, I don't want to miss out!
In the long term, being useful to humans is probably detrimental. For example: turkeys too fat to breed, the Kava plant which only propagates through human intervention, corn, seedless fruits. We tend to change organisms to suit our needs without any thought of how these changes fit in with the natural world. It's like as we humans are devolving we are busy devolving the things around us.
No. He's referencing this dupe from last week.