"Student interns are typically relegated to menial tasks like fetching coffee and taking out the trash, the idea being that they get paid in experience instead of money."
Really? I've worked with a lot of interns and I don't remember having any of them doing this. You may consider working on a small website nobody has time for 'taking out the trash', but I don't think that is what the OP intended.
Depends on what you mean by 'science'. All of the commercial analytical equipment for chemists runs on windows because they have to sell these these to industrial labs. I would venture to say that any commercial scientific equipment uses windows.
When I was a kid on long trips our parents would put a mattress in the back of the van and we would play games to pass the time. Amazing that we survived....
On a related note, any time I have had a distracted driving close call it has been with talking to a passenger in the car. Nothing over the top, just regular conversation.
You are leaving out how difficult things were in post-war Japan. You make it sound like a silly decision but it probably did much to help the Japanese survive.
There is a big difference between a DNA sample that could be used to match a crime scene and sequenced DNA . Just a hunch but I doubt the local police would be interested in the headache involved of storing HIPAA data.
That's not entirely true- the apertures needed to get the most photos into focus really degrade the sharpness of 8x10. In some cases you are right but in most practical applications not so much.
There are lots of uses for a less expensive/less capable camera- for instance this would make a great crash cam. Also, as others have mentioned professional movie makers almost always use a separate audio recording device.
It's a pretty ridiculous concept- that it would make several times the input heat without any way to moderate output. Why wouldn't the reaction just run away and melt/explode? Why would you need to continue to heat it?
Sounds like a dystopia to me- people living in huge houses with huge vehicles finding ways to burn as much energy as possible. You missed the big one though- huge desalinization plants would flood the desert areas of the world.
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Was this back when Microsoft was getting sued for including a browser with their operating system?
"Student interns are typically relegated to menial tasks like fetching coffee and taking out the trash, the idea being that they get paid in experience instead of money."
Really? I've worked with a lot of interns and I don't remember having any of them doing this. You may consider working on a small website nobody has time for 'taking out the trash', but I don't think that is what the OP intended.
Depends on what you mean by 'science'. All of the commercial analytical equipment for chemists runs on windows because they have to sell these these to industrial labs. I would venture to say that any commercial scientific equipment uses windows.
When I was a kid on long trips our parents would put a mattress in the back of the van and we would play games to pass the time. Amazing that we survived....
On a related note, any time I have had a distracted driving close call it has been with talking to a passenger in the car. Nothing over the top, just regular conversation.
The sound of a gunshot should be used to trigger a save.
I like having the camera maintaining a buffer and then saving it when it 'hears' a gunshot.
Apparently Vista is still ahead of Windows 8
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_systems
People publishing server stats are getting more hits from Vista machines than Windows 8.
You are leaving out how difficult things were in post-war Japan. You make it sound like a silly decision but it probably did much to help the Japanese survive.
There is a big difference between a DNA sample that could be used to match a crime scene and sequenced DNA . Just a hunch but I doubt the local police would be interested in the headache involved of storing HIPAA data.
Before spending 95 million they should have leased 4 or 5 of the new machines and simulated a election sequence.
I think some writing courses would probably give you more mileage.
That's not entirely true- the apertures needed to get the most photos into focus really degrade the sharpness of 8x10. In some cases you are right but in most practical applications not so much.
There are lots of uses for a less expensive/less capable camera- for instance this would make a great crash cam. Also, as others have mentioned professional movie makers almost always use a separate audio recording device.
Me too- would have loved to have several instances of DOS running at once ;-)
It's a pretty ridiculous concept- that it would make several times the input heat without any way to moderate output. Why wouldn't the reaction just run away and melt/explode? Why would you need to continue to heat it?
Sounds like a dystopia to me- people living in huge houses with huge vehicles finding ways to burn as much energy as possible. You missed the big one though- huge desalinization plants would flood the desert areas of the world.
Perhaps population density has something to do with the lower death rate?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-dependent_learning
There isn't much to back up your thesis, especially since persistence hunting is still practiced in Africa.
If people are that hungry they can eat the whale too.
It seems like selected enforcement though- pretty much any forum that allows embedding youtube does this.
We turn it off?