Here at the University at Buffalo, we can print from our laptops to a campus printer (either in the dorms or academic buildings), and the pages are deducted from our print quota (approx. 650 pages/semester @ $0.04 per page).
And we have some nice Linux computer labs in the Engineering department.
Because TV stations still have the option to shut down their analog after February 17, and many are going to do that because running both an analog and digital transceiver is expensive.
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Facebook isn't cool enough for Lynx too. Odd...
Do numbers still add up like normal at relativistic speeds?
Just watch the video on the site, last I checked there was no Firefox 3.05.
Must have missed a few facts...
...Statistically, 1 in X number of men will have a heart attack- but eating healthy and excersizing changes your odds.
But suddenly revealing automobiles and airplanes to someone from the 1700's significantly increases their odds of having one.
Isn't this kinda the same idea as what killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, just on a slightly smaller scale?
Here at the University at Buffalo, we can print from our laptops to a campus printer (either in the dorms or academic buildings), and the pages are deducted from our print quota (approx. 650 pages/semester @ $0.04 per page).
And we have some nice Linux computer labs in the Engineering department.
I wonder what happened to it...
Because TV stations still have the option to shut down their analog after February 17, and many are going to do that because running both an analog and digital transceiver is expensive.
But that $30 billion is much greater than NASA's total budget.
Sounds like they're in the running for an Ig Nobel Prize.
Last time I checked, Ctrl+Tab switched tabs in Firefox 2, it's just a new flashy display in 3.1
Let's Put our Astronauts in Shuttles that don't use fuel and go green!
The exhaust of the main engines of the space shuttle is water.
Japanese Company Says Laws of Physics Don't Apply â" to Cars
Then you can also have x-ray vision and see the status of the water main infrastructure.
Has anyone thought that this is just the planet recovering from the ice age?