Actually to be completely pedantic, I don't necessarily think you'd need to maintain vacuum inside the tube if it were 100km long. Just so long as sunlight weren't entering the tube directly there would be no scattering effect that you'd have to peer through.
"We found a series of software flaws," explained Isaac Mao, a blogger and social entrepreneur in China
... when contacted later for further comment, it was discovered that Mao had been assigned to 18 years of reeducation through labour in the coal-mining provinces.
LMAO... Documentum is almost dead... that's why they released V6.5 several months back and are on track to release V7 in H1'10.
Why don't you tell us all how your "competitor" company scales to tens of millions of documents with high availablity, disaster recovery, and content caching across 5 continents?
Well, considering the high school is in Ohio, the uncorrected letter offers some pretty good advice if these grads have any hope of securing a job or any kind of bright future for themselves.
Considering the statistical prevalence of botched tests in the controlled laboratory environment of mainstream medicine, I shudder to think how many "wrong" results we will see when a pyramid company like Amway starts offering tests direct-to-consumer.
They do not feel responsible for malware running on their computer.
There is one exception... one thing that scares the bejeezus out of most people... and that's when you tell them their computer is being used as part of a kiddie porn ring. Somehow, when people learn that their machine is being used to host images of 8-year-olds being sexually abused, they suddenly take the concept of computer security a lot more seriously.
Not that I'm advocating anybody should tell a devious lie to a friend in order to make him/her smarten the hell up... I'm just saying is all.
Detroit and Atlanta are both Delta hubs. So you can avoid this "pilot" by choosing a different airline to leave the US... at least until the "pilot" expands.
However many people are likely to find the routine use of monkeys in medical research far less acceptable than that of rodents, drawing action from animal rights activists.
And once you have the attention of the animal rights activists, the harsh reality is that your research involves monkeys that fucking glow in the dark so it's not like they're easy to hide or anything.
Actually to be completely pedantic, I don't necessarily think you'd need to maintain vacuum inside the tube if it were 100km long. Just so long as sunlight weren't entering the tube directly there would be no scattering effect that you'd have to peer through.
"We found a series of software flaws," explained Isaac Mao, a blogger and social entrepreneur in China
... when contacted later for further comment, it was discovered that Mao had been assigned to 18 years of reeducation through labour in the coal-mining provinces.
All the good tutorials are on punch cards, so unless you have a reader handy you're SOL.
LMAO ... Documentum is almost dead ... that's why they released V6.5 several months back and are on track to release V7 in H1'10.
Why don't you tell us all how your "competitor" company scales to tens of millions of documents with high availablity, disaster recovery, and content caching across 5 continents?
Bob doesn't think this but Rob does
Hold on I'm confused ... which one is Steve Ballmer again?
Well, considering the high school is in Ohio, the uncorrected letter offers some pretty good advice if these grads have any hope of securing a job or any kind of bright future for themselves.
Several of the Indians I work with are among the most talented, knowledgeable architects I've ever met.
What's your point?
Personally I find this solution to be ingenious and hilarious at the same time.
Considering the statistical prevalence of botched tests in the controlled laboratory environment of mainstream medicine, I shudder to think how many "wrong" results we will see when a pyramid company like Amway starts offering tests direct-to-consumer.
I looked up and shit my pants.
So you managed to spot Laxitiva Major? I have some great practical joke stories about that star.
Amsterdam is blessed with sufficient nocturnal distractions that not being able to see the night sky is no great hardship.
Well, until /. gets a +1 Sillywalk mod, +1 Interesting will have to do.
The problem of how to build something 15km tall that can have some corporate fucking logo plastered all over it?
They do not feel responsible for malware running on their computer.
There is one exception ... one thing that scares the bejeezus out of most people ... and that's when you tell them their computer is being used as part of a kiddie porn ring. Somehow, when people learn that their machine is being used to host images of 8-year-olds being sexually abused, they suddenly take the concept of computer security a lot more seriously.
Not that I'm advocating anybody should tell a devious lie to a friend in order to make him/her smarten the hell up ... I'm just saying is all.
Detroit and Atlanta are both Delta hubs. So you can avoid this "pilot" by choosing a different airline to leave the US ... at least until the "pilot" expands.
EOM
He's not dead, he's pining for the fjords
Water is a damned fine solvent ... incredibly useful for doing all kinds of biochemistry, and plentiful throughout the galaxy.
However many people are likely to find the routine use of monkeys in medical research far less acceptable than that of rodents, drawing action from animal rights activists.
And once you have the attention of the animal rights activists, the harsh reality is that your research involves monkeys that fucking glow in the dark so it's not like they're easy to hide or anything.
Hey, I think I've seen that movie.
Forward to what? CLI?
Yeah, they aren't going to win too many races with a pit time of 1 minute +
This is a shame, as I was really anticipating the upcoming release of the PsyBook Wheel
No shit. Isn't that the average underwater position for most homeowners in Florida and Arizona?
get a workable graphic interface to check their mail with
Okay, you get on that pronto. I'll create a GUI interface using Visual Basic ... see if I can track an IP address.