YouTube link to the irate caller who didn't like them to interrupt the season finale with a tornado warning:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZJdhmsfbPg&feature=player_embedded/
If you leave everything set to auto-login, then you are asking for trouble. Amazingly, many still seem to do this, even though they are often young enough to have never been brought up to the bad habits people acquired with DOS.
Comon, everyone knows the old chestnut about Steve selling his future liver to Satan in exchange for getting Apple's venture capital in place back in the day.This is well documented people!
The weird thing is that there are several entries in the statistics page http://www.top500.org/stats/list/35/os [/URL] that actually ALSO are linux, not just the top 405, but also the RedHat, CentOS CNL, SLES, (CellOS?) etc entries.... Looking at it that way UNIX is already outcompeted with a few entries of AIX and opensolaris. I wonder what happened to Plan9 on the Blue Gene....
Yawn.. someone else who doesn't know what the word proves actually means or what science actually says.Gen 1- No proof that some omnipotent being could not have done that. There is suggestion that it didn't happen that way but there is no prove disproving it.Gen 3: See above. Your understanding of something is not proof of something else never happening. Especially when it was supposed to happen by some magical man in the sky who isn't limited to the physics and world we know of.Gen 7:You still do not have
Perhaps the cities would fall, sure. Fortunately, all those redneck skills/traits for which we hillbillies are typically mocked will certainly slow down any would be invader once they reach the Appalachians.
You might be able to annotate, but until the books are really designed to be functional from a handheld device it is painful.As a personal example, I have a 1,000 page PDF of a code book on my iPad. Or, I did for an hour. Book couldn't load reliably, couldn't navigate the two-tiers of TOCs, and it just wasn't a logical arrangement. The navigation requires a whole new level of abstraction rather than just forward/back; search doesn't come close.(No, the PDF wasn't a legal offering from the publisher. The
No it's apathy with politics. The reason that most people don't see a difference between candidate A and B, is because they don't do research and instead rely on 3 man sources of information: Their friends, the news media, and preconceived notions they already hold.
Besides DARPA, the very idea of "despite fears that the move marks another stage in the militarisation of cyberspace" assumes that other countries haven't already taken this step, just not quite as publicly. In my mind, it just means that the US government is actually taking a serious threat... seriously.
No, I'm not an economist and have no delusion that they can ACTUALLY repair the damage with money. I do, however, believe that forcing them to try is a valuable economic feedback mechanism in a political environment that will accept only a capitalist solution. This has the nice side effect that it will cost them orders of magnitude more than doing the job with appropriate precautions would.At the very least it's better than allowing them to do nothing and just letting the affected parties go on welfare (and
Seat heaters can do quite a lot to increase core body temperature, and they're often less than 100W. A 1000W heater properly designed should have no trouble staving off hypothermia. The bigger problem with your hypothetical scenario is that the power of the batteries decreases as well at low temperatures. Thankfully the truly life,threatening temperatures are a corner case. Most of the population doesn't live there.
I disagree that life-threatening temperatures are a corner case that most of the population won't experience. Being stranded without heat for too long even at 40F can result in a threat to your life. I will agree that -60F is a corner case, but that doesn't mean it can be ignored altogether.
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YouTube link to the irate caller who didn't like them to interrupt the season finale with a tornado warning:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZJdhmsfbPg&feature=player_embedded/
Not so bad for Eve. Not only is it somewhat relevant to the subject matter, but by the time they get back, they would have skilled up!
"Thou shalt not do things I don't like"
if Google had told her jump on a bridge...So, *this* is why they removed "Swim across the Atlantic Ocean
Every brewmaster had either died, moved or suffered amnesia by 1932.
Yawn.. someone else who doesn't know what the word proves actually means or what science actually says.Gen 1- No proof that some omnipotent being could not have done that. There is suggestion that it didn't happen that way but there is no prove disproving it.Gen 3: See above. Your understanding of something is not proof of something else never happening. Especially when it was supposed to happen by some magical man in the sky who isn't limited to the physics and world we know of.Gen 7:You still do not have
I'm glad they've put a stop to it too. Fucking Aragorn in the Hobbit.
Perhaps the cities would fall, sure. Fortunately, all those redneck skills/traits for which we hillbillies are typically mocked will certainly slow down any would be invader once they reach the Appalachians.
If she's like my mother in-law she'll look at you with a blank expression and say "What's Mach mean?"
Best of all, they grew on trees!
You might be able to annotate, but until the books are really designed to be functional from a handheld device it is painful.As a personal example, I have a 1,000 page PDF of a code book on my iPad. Or, I did for an hour. Book couldn't load reliably, couldn't navigate the two-tiers of TOCs, and it just wasn't a logical arrangement. The navigation requires a whole new level of abstraction rather than just forward/back; search doesn't come close.(No, the PDF wasn't a legal offering from the publisher. The
What is Google, or Facebook, or pick-your-poison is one of the peers of the P2P?
No it's apathy with politics. The reason that most people don't see a difference between candidate A and B, is because they don't do research and instead rely on 3 man sources of information: Their friends, the news media, and preconceived notions they already hold.
Besides DARPA, the very idea of "despite fears that the move marks another stage in the militarisation of cyberspace" assumes that other countries haven't already taken this step, just not quite as publicly. In my mind, it just means that the US government is actually taking a serious threat... seriously.
First thing that should be done is to nationalize BP in American jurisdiction.
No, I'm not an economist and have no delusion that they can ACTUALLY repair the damage with money. I do, however, believe that forcing them to try is a valuable economic feedback mechanism in a political environment that will accept only a capitalist solution. This has the nice side effect that it will cost them orders of magnitude more than doing the job with appropriate precautions would.At the very least it's better than allowing them to do nothing and just letting the affected parties go on welfare (and
Seat heaters can do quite a lot to increase core body temperature, and they're often less than 100W. A 1000W heater properly designed should have no trouble staving off hypothermia. The bigger problem with your hypothetical scenario is that the power of the batteries decreases as well at low temperatures. Thankfully the truly life,threatening temperatures are a corner case. Most of the population doesn't live there.
I disagree that life-threatening temperatures are a corner case that most of the population won't experience. Being stranded without heat for too long even at 40F can result in a threat to your life. I will agree that -60F is a corner case, but that doesn't mean it can be ignored altogether.
Who knows, but if you thought the lines were long now... On most geek laptops, this could take a while.
Yeah, because virii don't mutate between generations or anything. What could possibly go wrong.....
How would shorter copyright terms solve that issue?
Think of someone leaving a class room where the just got a bad grade on their test they could say, "I hate that f*cking teacher"