No, CO2 (dry ice) sublimates, too (among other things, such as probably most gasses). But if you read the summary notes:
Some readers have asked, how do we know the white substance is not frozen CO2 (dry ice) instead of frozen water? Answer: Phoenix's landing site is too warm for dry ice. The average daily temperature is about -70 F while dry ice requires temperatures lower than about -109 F."
The lesson to be learned here isn't that FOSS is bad, but that people using FOSS should look at what they are using a little more closely before the public gets to interact with it.
I suppose you think Taiwan is a country too? I have never heard of a country called "Taiwan" before. The only Taiwan I know of is an island governed by the Republic of China
OSS means people can make a statement The problem is that the developer made a statement that the non-profit didn't want to make, and the non-profit didn't notice beforehand.
I think I know where the problem is.
Must repurchase the OS Most people (including me) thought you were referring to a single Operating System (XP) when you were talking about the OS family (Windows).
With masses 4-9 times greater than Earth, I can't see these planets being very useful. Too close to their star to be habitable, too heavy to send mined materials into orbit.
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Because ISPs don't have your encryption keys.
The lesson to be learned here isn't that FOSS is bad, but that people using FOSS should look at what they are using a little more closely before the public gets to interact with it.
Closed-source companies are less likely to take the controversial route.
Being a "bad boy" and in IT at the same time is very possible
Two phrases come to mind:
"The cake is a lie."
"Beware of Greeks bearing gifts."
Troll? He speaks the truth
wi11yhill != willyhill
It is real time. I left it alone for a few minutes and the numbers started moving.
That's great to hear. But how long will that be?
Or *BSD, Mac, Hurd...
Additionally, eBay & Craigslist should have copies for quite some time.
You left off the part where you might be able to get a refund on the Windows tax if you have time to spare.
GGP was the one that suggested 2008. GP pointed out how that was a massively BAD IDEA.
It's certainly more doable than IE 7 on a pre-XP Windows system.
With masses 4-9 times greater than Earth, I can't see these planets being very useful. Too close to their star to be habitable, too heavy to send mined materials into orbit.
Ulysses was launched on October 6, 1990. Linux was announced August 25, 1991. (hurray for wikipedia!) Draw your own conclusions.
Tell that to the guy that modded GGP insightful.
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The tags are great, too.