That's like complaining that you get shafted by the US gallon/imperial gallon exchange rate whenever you by milk/gas/whatever. Sufficiently few people sell things labeled with gigabibyte or imperial gallons that there is no confusion as to what you're getting.
It's not the fact that they're "man-made" that makes them unstable, we just don't often bother using colliders to make atoms that would exist naturally.
...it's probably also true that they're just trying to upset this market because the established cable companies are a threat to their other businesses, both because of their slowness to raise the bandwidth bar and because of their marriages to legacy content distribution.
Not to mention the threats against Net Neutrality.
I just set it to default, and it still gave me the "are you sure?" message. Yes, there is a "never ask again" checkbox, but I don't feel like doing that to every computer and I don't trust the users to handle it properly themselves.
In any case, anyone with the minimal savvy required to install Ubuntu will also have the requisite smarts to change the default search engine to one of their choosing.
Fixed that for you. Some of us have users that can't change it.
For starters, I believe they claimed to be using some mini Naquada generators to keep the general city running. It was mentioned a few times in season 1 such as when there was an energy draining monster, and later they needed to make one give off an EMP.
Yes... for season 1. The energy-draining monster was in episode 2 or 3 (I think it was called Hide and Seek). The ZPM found in the SG1 episode Mobius was sent to Atlantis for the season 2 premiere and used until the energy bridge incident. The one they got a few episodes later lasted to the end of the series, I believe.
As for the shield, I don't recall them using the left-over ZPM for that...
The shield was used in The Siege, Echos, First Strike/Adrift/Lifeline, The Last Man (not shown), First Contact, Enemy at the Gate... did I miss any? I forget which ZPM was used in Echos, but the second one was definitely in use by First Strike.
Unless you mean the shield around the gate itself, at which point I don't recall if that was the ZPM or their generators.
The gate shield was used in the Season 1 episode The Storm (or was it The Eye...?), so the generators could handle it.
The chances of them using it would be pretty much nil. They are switching from ext2, and ext4's been "done" for over a year now. I'm sure they have a few benchmarks of btrfs, just not on as large of a scale as these tests were.
I don't understand how this explains it. The searches shown have very low results for the offensive images? I don't think Google would be foolish enough to remove values from their page ranking system or fiddle with those numbers.
They don't need to. Don't results get a higher rank if they are clicked? If so, censored pages have a low rank because they haven't been getting visits.
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Used to have a lot of 8 GB Stargate DVD ISOs. I've been splitting them up into individual ~1.7 GB episodes.
That's like complaining that you get shafted by the US gallon/imperial gallon exchange rate whenever you by milk/gas/whatever. Sufficiently few people sell things labeled with gigabibyte or imperial gallons that there is no confusion as to what you're getting.
You assume that the hard drive is empty enough to have sufficient contiguous free space.
I was thinking more along the lines of "The way China does R&D..."
If they don't want to hire citizens here, they can incorporate somewhere else.
It's not the fact that they're "man-made" that makes them unstable, we just don't often bother using colliders to make atoms that would exist naturally.
Assuming that left hand knows what the right hand is doing, sure.
"Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it."
The more context you have, the easier it is to learn.
Newspaper is not exactly the most durable parchment we've ever used.
Even more mystifying was the -1 Redundant.
Try working on a VGA/DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort/whatever input, too. Bypass monitors altogether.
Just remove any existing Flash player and extract the new .so file in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins (or /usr/lib/opera/plugins).
It works just as well (for single-user systems) in ~/.mozilla/plugins.
...it's probably also true that they're just trying to upset this market because the established cable companies are a threat to their other businesses, both because of their slowness to raise the bandwidth bar and because of their marriages to legacy content distribution.
Not to mention the threats against Net Neutrality.
I'm having a hard time getting it to work with my horizontal sliding sash windows.
I just set it to default, and it still gave me the "are you sure?" message. Yes, there is a "never ask again" checkbox, but I don't feel like doing that to every computer and I don't trust the users to handle it properly themselves.
Power = 1
No power = 0
What's so hard about that?
In any case, anyone with the minimal savvy required to install Ubuntu will also have the requisite smarts to change the default search engine to one of their choosing.
Fixed that for you. Some of us have users that can't change it.
For starters, I believe they claimed to be using some mini Naquada generators to keep the general city running. It was mentioned a few times in season 1 such as when there was an energy draining monster, and later they needed to make one give off an EMP.
Yes... for season 1. The energy-draining monster was in episode 2 or 3 (I think it was called Hide and Seek). The ZPM found in the SG1 episode Mobius was sent to Atlantis for the season 2 premiere and used until the energy bridge incident. The one they got a few episodes later lasted to the end of the series, I believe.
As for the shield, I don't recall them using the left-over ZPM for that...
The shield was used in The Siege, Echos, First Strike/Adrift/Lifeline, The Last Man (not shown), First Contact, Enemy at the Gate... did I miss any? I forget which ZPM was used in Echos, but the second one was definitely in use by First Strike.
Unless you mean the shield around the gate itself, at which point I don't recall if that was the ZPM or their generators.
The gate shield was used in the Season 1 episode The Storm (or was it The Eye...?), so the generators could handle it.
Yeah, I hear that boiling water to the groin will do that...
My favorite is 404.
Will the addresses by dynamic or static? Is there any good reason for them not to be static?
How does one bloat a text editor?
Or any other browser. Like, for example, Chrome.
The chances of them using it would be pretty much nil. They are switching from ext2, and ext4's been "done" for over a year now. I'm sure they have a few benchmarks of btrfs, just not on as large of a scale as these tests were.
I don't understand how this explains it. The searches shown have very low results for the offensive images? I don't think Google would be foolish enough to remove values from their page ranking system or fiddle with those numbers.
They don't need to. Don't results get a higher rank if they are clicked? If so, censored pages have a low rank because they haven't been getting visits.