Sure, IDEA is a bit more intuitive to work with, but it's somewhat unfair to compare a free product (eclipse) with an IDE costing about 1000$.
In its class, eclipse blows the other development tools away. Given the large amount of community support for eclipse, it's only going to be even better in the years to come.
With a plane you only have a good chance of bringing it down when it's either taking off or landing, and airports are generally very well secured.
If you want to blow up a train you could rig the track with explosives somewhere in the middle of nowhere. In a train going over 500 km/hour, even minor damage would have lethal consequences.
Your analogy is flawed : if you stood in front of an ATM and a guy with a gun in his hands demands $1000, would you refuse?
I have no doubt that American diplomats exerted plenty of pressure on their European colleagues behind closed doors.
While I'm sure that America wouldn't shoot down the Galileo system if Europe refused to make it easy to jam, it's hardly a secret that America routinely uses economic incentives and punishments to get what it wants.
That's the main problem with kazaa ebooks as far as I am concerned. As long as you are into Science Fiction, Fantasy and mass market books (King, Crichton, Clancy etc...), you can find a huge selection online for free.
Once you move to more mainstream literature, the choice dries up. It seems that the people scanning novels simply aren't interested in anything but SF and trashy pulp.
What bothers me about mailinator is that you can enter common usernames in their engine and see mails containing passwords. Some people have no concept of security.
With a few spray-cans of car paint, you can give your shuttle case the same look.
Personally, I prefer the coolermaster cases for home theater PCs: they have two 5 1/4" bays, the ability to contain up to four agp/pci cards and about the same form factor as a VCR.
Since they only planned to use the alpha for a few demonstrations at E3, it's not really surprising that they optimized it to run as fast as possible on their test setup only.
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Unfortunately it's mind was too far gone to sing "Daisy".
It can still do a mean "Ballad of Bilbo Baggins", though...
I'd reconsider your choice. If anything, the political situation in Italy is even more fucked up than that in America right now.
Because a few years of killing people is the price they have to pay to be able to go to college?
Parrots.
Oh come on, that story was totally unrealistic!
At least half of the players are girls.
Nah, they can just download America's Army for free.
As long as you can feed your family, have 20 kids for all I care.
Once you start relying on foreign aid because you borked up your environment, there's a problem if you keep breeding like rabbits.
Sure, IDEA is a bit more intuitive to work with, but it's somewhat unfair to compare a free product (eclipse) with an IDE costing about 1000$.
In its class, eclipse blows the other development tools away. Given the large amount of community support for eclipse, it's only going to be even better in the years to come.
The rover is running java, so the garbage collector probably kicked in. Give it a few more days and it should be fine agian.
It's display is probably flashing 12:00.
Sure, if you like having somebody's arm up your ass.
Wouldn't they be a lot easier to sabotage?
With a plane you only have a good chance of bringing it down when it's either taking off or landing, and airports are generally very well secured.
If you want to blow up a train you could rig the track with explosives somewhere in the middle of nowhere. In a train going over 500 km/hour, even minor damage would have lethal consequences.
Your analogy is flawed : if you stood in front of an ATM and a guy with a gun in his hands demands $1000, would you refuse?
I have no doubt that American diplomats exerted plenty of pressure on their European colleagues behind closed doors.
While I'm sure that America wouldn't shoot down the Galileo system if Europe refused to make it easy to jam, it's hardly a secret that America routinely uses economic incentives and punishments to get what it wants.
That's the main problem with kazaa ebooks as far as I am concerned. As long as you are into Science Fiction, Fantasy and mass market books (King, Crichton, Clancy etc...), you can find a huge selection online for free.
Once you move to more mainstream literature, the choice dries up. It seems that the people scanning novels simply aren't interested in anything but SF and trashy pulp.
So, where do we get the Linus Torvalds posters?
Come on, you all know you want 'em.
What bothers me about mailinator is that you can enter common usernames in their engine and see mails containing passwords. Some people have no concept of security.
Who needs lawyers when you have lightning bolts?
Hey, that's exactly what Ayn Rand descibes in Atlas Shrugged. Didn't work out so well there, though.
No no no, it was "I like my coffee like I like my women...a plastic cup"
Did the cat have a goatee?
These critters look quite a lot like the Sodaplay constructions.
Ahh...the memories. I must've wasted hours of time experimenting with these at work.
With a few spray-cans of car paint, you can give your shuttle case the same look.
Personally, I prefer the coolermaster cases for home theater PCs: they have two 5 1/4" bays, the ability to contain up to four agp/pci cards and about the same form factor as a VCR.
Since they only planned to use the alpha for a few demonstrations at E3, it's not really surprising that they optimized it to run as fast as possible on their test setup only.
Umm...releasing the full addresses of suspects is illegal in large parts of the world. It certainly is where I live.
Handing out the address of a suspect to whoever asks for it only encourages vigilante justice.