Possibly the filter that altered the photon that kept a slower speed, may have created virtual viscosity around it that slowed the photon down as if it was traveling though a different medium. Otherwise, it should have sped up to full speed after leaving the filter, even with a changed waveform.
Well color me cynical. The vote stated that the science is real. I will now eat the words in my original post and shut up while I ponder what happened to cause the Republican part to demonstrate common sense. They confuse me.
The Republican Congress will do anything (even take a meaningless vote like this one) to show their largest campaign donors that they love and support them. Keep the money coming and we'll let you feel even better about damaging the environment for whatever reasons you tell us to state. .
I missed some words in the stream due to video stutter. I first thought the upgrade was for one year only, then you had to pay a subscription fee that wasn't yet set. It turns out that the upgrade is likely free to Windows 7 through 8.1 users for one year and that's that. No annual fee, although some additional restrictions such as a mandatory MS account (Was really optional for 8.x, even though the OS setup steered you to sign up, in fine print you could select Local Account) are possible.
Without just cause the FBI will become as contemptible as the former KGB, which I would expect to snoop without reason other than to intimidate and dig up dirt on people. USA: stop this please. You exist for the people, not the other way around.
The Start menu really never went away in Windows 8.x. It was hidden. Open File Explorer. Under View make sure Hidden Items is checked. Then navigate to Program Data\Microsoft\Windows. There you'll see the Start Menu folder. Right mouse click on it and select Pin to Start. You now have the classic start menu tree available on the Start screen. Or you could drag it to the desktop and select Create Shortcut Here.
It's been this way since Windows 8 went gold.
The linked article states "Armed with an experimental concession from the Mexican government that grants Rhizomatica access to coveted cellular spectrum all over the country," So, yes existing mobile companies care in Mexico. The government is not catering to them, but to the needs of it's citizens in sparsely populated areas. NIce.
In America every filling station I've ever been to called gasoline GAS, and diesel fuel DIESEL, not gas. There is also E85 which is 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. I think we all knew this.
What is the deep thinking that went into this action? Why change the established process at all if it was working? The linked article doesn't give a very good explanation. Now only a select few will get advance warning. Are they afraid that the early information might give "bad guys' a leg up, or are they putting this off to buy themselves a few more days to decide which patches are least likely to cause problems?
My tests show that laptop cooling stands with large fans that force ambient air into the lower shell vent openings help the machines run 5 to 10 degrees C cooler. Cost starts about $40 for an effective one. Start at NewEgg if you haven't looked at these before. There are even models that are designed to let you use the notebook computer on your lap using a padded cooling stand.
XP? Every version of Windows is vulnerable. This past week I cleaned out two Windows 7 PC's that had Cryptowall on them. Neither customer had backups, nor cared what they lost. I encourage all customers, both verbally and in writing, to make frequent data backups to a portable hard drive, or flash drive if the number of files is low, and to use an online backup service.
Microsoft may lose substantial consumer business in the future as the instances of nasty Windows infections is increasing. Chromebooks don't have this issue. Most of my customers can't afford a Mac. So, Windows it is. For now.
Yes. Space has been "growing:" since the beginning of time. A galaxies mass warps space/time so it is not affected by the ongoing expansion of space itself. Like adding water to soup already on the pot, the solids in the soup do not expand from within when the water is added, Instead of being pushed apart, galaxies are attracted to one another. Our local group is an example of that. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...
You can search for and download 3D printable case designs for the Raspberry Pi and probaby others, and then build your own. Or, have a third party build one for you using your original or modified case designs.
"If there is a God then lie is a miracle. If there is no God then life is an even bigger miracle". A brainier human than me came up with this line. The universe is in charge folks. Sit back and enjoy the ride.
The issue was resolved. Good. Facebook is still an asshole for using an algorithm not adequately tested to make sure it didn't produce stupid hurtful images like this.
They worked well for white male landowners. Everyone else was either legally 3/5 human or a second class citizen. Technology has evolved such that everyone can now utilize it to a great extent.. People haven't really changed though.
The acting is on par with the original series. That's what makes Star Trek Continues great. Good stories, decent special effects and cheesy acting, which I believe is being done intentionally. I like it.
As the bar gets set lower with each new compilation of previously not-good-enough-to-release music, we'll eventually get to enjoy the between takes fart recordings. I'm looking at you Sony.
North Korea threatened war with the US over The Interview back in June 2014. Sounded like typical NK bluster back then. "Merciless retaliation" on the US would occur if the movie came out. Source: See: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-...
Sony got hacked over The Interview. What other entity, other then North Korea, would bother to screw with Sony to such an extent unless they were deeply offended? The timing of the attack is not likely a coincidence.
We install Sandboxie on all computers that are in for service. The benefits of using it are explained to the customer. A rogue website only takes over the sandboxed session. If infected, close the box, delete the contents and you're up and running again. I do not comprehend why the "partial" sandbox of existing browsers is considered to offer protection. Full sandboxing is the only way to do so. Nothing short of a full sandbox is safe. The sandbox in 360 Total Security looks promising also. But, it needs to be selected from the right mouse click menu, when clicking on the browser icon. My experience is that people get lax and won't do this all the time. Of course, if someone uses a cloud backup service, like Carbonite, they can clean the viruses on the PC and then restore their files as long as their cloud files are not encrypted also.
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Possibly the filter that altered the photon that kept a slower speed, may have created virtual viscosity around it that slowed the photon down as if it was traveling though a different medium. Otherwise, it should have sped up to full speed after leaving the filter, even with a changed waveform.
Well color me cynical. The vote stated that the science is real. I will now eat the words in my original post and shut up while I ponder what happened to cause the Republican part to demonstrate common sense. They confuse me.
The Republican Congress will do anything (even take a meaningless vote like this one) to show their largest campaign donors that they love and support them. Keep the money coming and we'll let you feel even better about damaging the environment for whatever reasons you tell us to state. .
I missed some words in the stream due to video stutter. I first thought the upgrade was for one year only, then you had to pay a subscription fee that wasn't yet set. It turns out that the upgrade is likely free to Windows 7 through 8.1 users for one year and that's that. No annual fee, although some additional restrictions such as a mandatory MS account (Was really optional for 8.x, even though the OS setup steered you to sign up, in fine print you could select Local Account) are possible.
Without just cause the FBI will become as contemptible as the former KGB, which I would expect to snoop without reason other than to intimidate and dig up dirt on people. USA: stop this please. You exist for the people, not the other way around.
The Start menu really never went away in Windows 8.x. It was hidden. Open File Explorer. Under View make sure Hidden Items is checked. Then navigate to Program Data\Microsoft\Windows. There you'll see the Start Menu folder. Right mouse click on it and select Pin to Start. You now have the classic start menu tree available on the Start screen. Or you could drag it to the desktop and select Create Shortcut Here. It's been this way since Windows 8 went gold.
The linked article states "Armed with an experimental concession from the Mexican government that grants Rhizomatica access to coveted cellular spectrum all over the country," So, yes existing mobile companies care in Mexico. The government is not catering to them, but to the needs of it's citizens in sparsely populated areas. NIce.
In America every filling station I've ever been to called gasoline GAS, and diesel fuel DIESEL, not gas. There is also E85 which is 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. I think we all knew this.
What is the deep thinking that went into this action? Why change the established process at all if it was working? The linked article doesn't give a very good explanation. Now only a select few will get advance warning. Are they afraid that the early information might give "bad guys' a leg up, or are they putting this off to buy themselves a few more days to decide which patches are least likely to cause problems?
My tests show that laptop cooling stands with large fans that force ambient air into the lower shell vent openings help the machines run 5 to 10 degrees C cooler. Cost starts about $40 for an effective one. Start at NewEgg if you haven't looked at these before. There are even models that are designed to let you use the notebook computer on your lap using a padded cooling stand.
XP? Every version of Windows is vulnerable. This past week I cleaned out two Windows 7 PC's that had Cryptowall on them. Neither customer had backups, nor cared what they lost. I encourage all customers, both verbally and in writing, to make frequent data backups to a portable hard drive, or flash drive if the number of files is low, and to use an online backup service. Microsoft may lose substantial consumer business in the future as the instances of nasty Windows infections is increasing. Chromebooks don't have this issue. Most of my customers can't afford a Mac. So, Windows it is. For now.
Yes. Space has been "growing:" since the beginning of time. A galaxies mass warps space/time so it is not affected by the ongoing expansion of space itself. Like adding water to soup already on the pot, the solids in the soup do not expand from within when the water is added, Instead of being pushed apart, galaxies are attracted to one another. Our local group is an example of that. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L...
Obama, being a politician, would "follow" anybody on Twitter, without complaint, for a large enough donation to his or his wife's causes.
You can search for and download 3D printable case designs for the Raspberry Pi and probaby others, and then build your own. Or, have a third party build one for you using your original or modified case designs.
I'm sorry Dave. I can't answer that question..
"If there is a God then lie is a miracle. If there is no God then life is an even bigger miracle". A brainier human than me came up with this line. The universe is in charge folks. Sit back and enjoy the ride.
The issue was resolved. Good. Facebook is still an asshole for using an algorithm not adequately tested to make sure it didn't produce stupid hurtful images like this.
They worked well for white male landowners. Everyone else was either legally 3/5 human or a second class citizen. Technology has evolved such that everyone can now utilize it to a great extent.. People haven't really changed though.
.. and did their customers a great service. You can thank them later.
The acting is on par with the original series. That's what makes Star Trek Continues great. Good stories, decent special effects and cheesy acting, which I believe is being done intentionally. I like it.
As the bar gets set lower with each new compilation of previously not-good-enough-to-release music, we'll eventually get to enjoy the between takes fart recordings. I'm looking at you Sony.
Send me your credit card number and security code, I'll see what I can do to get you on the list.
North Korea threatened war with the US over The Interview back in June 2014. Sounded like typical NK bluster back then. "Merciless retaliation" on the US would occur if the movie came out. Source: See: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-... Sony got hacked over The Interview. What other entity, other then North Korea, would bother to screw with Sony to such an extent unless they were deeply offended? The timing of the attack is not likely a coincidence.
I agree with you. Pot is not dangerous and should be legal everywhere. It is pricey though, unless you grow your own. Don't smoke and drive kids.
We install Sandboxie on all computers that are in for service. The benefits of using it are explained to the customer. A rogue website only takes over the sandboxed session. If infected, close the box, delete the contents and you're up and running again. I do not comprehend why the "partial" sandbox of existing browsers is considered to offer protection. Full sandboxing is the only way to do so. Nothing short of a full sandbox is safe. The sandbox in 360 Total Security looks promising also. But, it needs to be selected from the right mouse click menu, when clicking on the browser icon. My experience is that people get lax and won't do this all the time. Of course, if someone uses a cloud backup service, like Carbonite, they can clean the viruses on the PC and then restore their files as long as their cloud files are not encrypted also.