It doesn't count for *any* syndication. Even in-country when they're repeated on "Dave" the music gets changed (most noticable in the 'construction' montages where the A-Team theme is conspicuous by its absence)
Yeah, but good luck getting any free stuff out of Microsoft with a 15 year old MSCE certificate. That's the reason everyone takes the tests right? To get free software?
which is inexorably dependent on it's host planet for resupplying oxygen, fuel, food and crew (who get muscle fatigue from microgravity after lengthy periods there)
Those nice banks took your money and put it in a safe with your name on it?
No, they wrote down how much you put in on a piece of paper and filed it.
As soon as the records of its wherabouts are destroyed, it qualifies as virtual, not physical. Even if the money you put in still physically existed, it wouldn't be yours.
Actually, back then the Gorbals were half shit half nice. The area around the Citizens Theatre was always reasonable, and the regeneration of the shit end had already begun back in '85 (or talks of atleast) and the first tower blocks (pretty much the source of all the gang culture) came down in 1993 (which shows you how long it takes to rehouse a tower block). As of 2011, most of the Tower Blocks have been demolished, and the area's bounced back quite a bit. The article talks about it like it's still a violence fuelled shithole.
Red Dwarf wasn't so much as a prediction as just putting their faith in Glasgow City Council... Actually, in that case it's even more amazing that it came true:)
Disclaimer: I'm a West-end Weegie, although from the less-rich end of the West End. We never had gang violence, just running street battles on Dumbarton Road between Old Firm supporters (and even that's been gone for the last decade):P
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I'm not convinced it colapsed until Netcraft confirms it?
We've used to use Jaffa Cakes to teach phases of the moon in the UK.
It doesn't count for *any* syndication. Even in-country when they're repeated on "Dave" the music gets changed (most noticable in the 'construction' montages where the A-Team theme is conspicuous by its absence)
Dream of electric sheep?
That's BS.
There's a Titanium smelting plant in Redditch. Granted, it's Russian owned, but still, it's in the UK.
You've never had an ear infection have you?
Weren't they Peruvian?
Well, it's NASA, so C* (C star) surely?
Your computer has been stolen.
The police call you into the station and show you your computer and ask: "Is this your computer?"
You respond with: "No, it can't be, this isn't in my basement"
You all laugh and have coffee and doughnuts.
Yeah, but good luck getting any free stuff out of Microsoft with a 15 year old MSCE certificate. That's the reason everyone takes the tests right? To get free software?
Highway code, road safety, don't put diesel in a petrol car, that kind of thing.
And if you're a gamer you should probably know about, if not played, StarCraft and Bioshock Infinite.
Even if you don't know who Kerrigan or Booker are, you should atleast get by context that they have something to do with video games.
Well, what should we call them then? Lexicomrades?
Or #2.
We cannot do #1 or #2... in space.
which is inexorably dependent on it's host planet for resupplying oxygen, fuel, food and crew (who get muscle fatigue from microgravity after lengthy periods there)
We cannot do #1.
Maybe we need a corollory: Any headline that can be answered in one word likely heads a stupid article. Whether that be "Yes", "No" or "Bananas"
and what do you think happened before computers?
Those nice banks took your money and put it in a safe with your name on it?
No, they wrote down how much you put in on a piece of paper and filed it.
As soon as the records of its wherabouts are destroyed, it qualifies as virtual, not physical. Even if the money you put in still physically existed, it wouldn't be yours.
and by the same standards, 2^10 is a KiB
and yes, why is this geek news when anyone with either a passing interest, or who has ever done a wiki crawl, will know this?
Off cuts of wall paper! Oooh we'd have killed for off. cuts. of. wall. paper.
We had to use sandpaper!
And we didn't have rucksacks so we had to keep our jotters in our underpants!
Posh bastard!
We used brown wrapping paper and had to like it.
Oh what I would have given for some sticky back plastic to cover our books with!
No, Sticky-back plastic was something entirely different from Sticky-tape (which is what they called Sellotape)
Sticky-back plastic was like a large sheet of plastic (normally A4 size) with one side sticky.
Actually, back then the Gorbals were half shit half nice. The area around the Citizens Theatre was always reasonable, and the regeneration of the shit end had already begun back in '85 (or talks of atleast) and the first tower blocks (pretty much the source of all the gang culture) came down in 1993 (which shows you how long it takes to rehouse a tower block). As of 2011, most of the Tower Blocks have been demolished, and the area's bounced back quite a bit. The article talks about it like it's still a violence fuelled shithole.
Red Dwarf wasn't so much as a prediction as just putting their faith in Glasgow City Council... Actually, in that case it's even more amazing that it came true :)
Disclaimer: I'm a West-end Weegie, although from the less-rich end of the West End. We never had gang violence, just running street battles on Dumbarton Road between Old Firm supporters (and even that's been gone for the last decade) :P
Minecraft can be the new Logo/Turtle.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)#Turtle_and_graphics
Upchucking UNIVAC?
The way the OP is going on about it, I imagine him writing C# code in the style of Javascript...