"Just to clarify, the Sun is called Sol because as we name stars that we observe, we needed a name for our sun. Many scientific names are based in Latin, so there is no surprise there."
Actually thats a completely apocryphal name for the sun, it is not accepted as a scientific term under any reputable institution.
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Who stills plays on a Game Boy though...
All your base are belong to them!
2nd Law of Thermodynamics?
"Looks like I picked a bad day to quit amphetamines..."
You idiot, the common cold is Endemic.
Or anyone with a rudimentary science education.
" The DS lacks FPSs because it really can't do them well."
Metroid Prime Hunters Disagrees with you.
Actually the definition of Classical music. would make all the music out of copyright.
Caution, water may be hot.
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and before even Quake was DOOM.
Just use VLC, duh.
Hope that the BBC follows suite, it's the next logical step after iPlayer right?
"Just to clarify, the Sun is called Sol because as we name stars that we observe, we needed a name for our sun. Many scientific names are based in Latin, so there is no surprise there."
Actually thats a completely apocryphal name for the sun, it is not accepted as a scientific term under any reputable institution.
Actually it's not selective quoting:
"(a) in orbit around the Sun" from the OP makes that pretty damn obvious.
How long before the education authority shuts it down.
That is some of the nastiest code I have seen in a long time....
In large enough quantities even water is toxic.
Also, the Wii can play DVD, just not under the standard firmware, under homebrew mine plays DVD's.
This explains why the economy is down the crapper...
Whoosh!
You can't trust machines to babysit children.
Sure you can, Asimov's First Law remember.
They had heard of them until Apple decided to revolutionise the market with (gasp) an easy to use interface with decent support and memory.
The difference is that the average user couldn't give a shit whether it runs on Linux or not.
Statistically that is a correct statement.
Yes they do M=E/(C^2)