IIRC, older versions of "inspironbuntu" added insult to injury by leaving out a few device drivers (webcam was the most common problem) but still bundling gigs of crap.
Nothing can be worse than what MSI did - they installed OpenSUSE. That's it, a default install with a bunch of non-standard hardware that required some driver tweaks when the Wind was initially released.
Actually, the initial high rates data came from MSI - they slapped a default install of OpenSUSE on it, didn't bother to make sure the drivers worked, and sold that.
A lot of the great apes are climbers, the genus homo is about the only one that's walkers. We also happen to have a lot of stamina at this. It's energy efficient, it's just not fast.
That's a weakness of the whole thing, "futurologists" just seem to think you'll get it when you throw enough teraflops at the problem, but to a large extent, that's a lot like, say, Julien de la Mettrie in the Machine Man using clockwork as a way of saying "some day clockwork automatons will be like humans" - ORLY - at some point we may well hit the limitations of the tech, need to find something else (although the Machine Man makes for a nice inspiration for an 18th century steampunk campaign, it doesn't help for much more:p ), and raw processing power will get us nowhere without understanding wtf to do with it, and if it even works that way (it might not even).
This is history of sciences, any scientist with a bit of historical formation has criticized Kurzweil, and the biology (as well as his interpolation that some part of the brain we know almost nothing about are "roughly equivalent to some ram" when they don't work like ram and are likely nothing close to it) in his writing is always woeful.
Ability to protect is an individualist trait which doesn't fit in most of human history (there's always community), as for men, most women I know date men who they find good looking, or have something personality wise that catches them, not Ogh the caveman.
Also, you're the one making a claim which is easily refuted (survival value of women being low is utter bullshit for most of the existence of homo sapiens as a) gathering provides most of the nutrition and b) subsistance activities aren't as segregated as people once thought, which considering these are week and month long parties over huge areas is not that surprising (again, paleolithic).
As for sources, I'm on vacation, in a road trip, my access to university proxies is down and I have no clue what password I used at the last school mandated change. But I doubt you'll have anything that's not pop science, so it's not like breaking a sweat is worth it anyway.
My anecdote says hi to yours - every doctor I've seen in the last few years filled their own prescriptions, by hand (and I've seen 3 different ones regularly, and about a dozen once or twice).
I hate to do a me too, but damn, yes, I managed to learn other languages tolerably enough (disclaimer: I'm a student), but I still do BASIC inspired mistakes. Nowadays, it's a shit language, and there's very good reasons the few people around me I know who bother with VB overcharge for VB jobs.
You know, diplomacy is all about giving people the impression that you're kissing their ass while they realize that you're really telling them to eat shit.
Odd, I recall much complaints about the first three (Asus was slapped on the hand, then released the source, although with a single enormous zip archive on a slow server:p - Tivo, I'm not sure, and Cisco was served by the FSF, all of which made/. news iirc)
However, the atheist simply points out that what you're eating is not, in fact, meat. And then bites.
And let's face it, choosing to disbelieve all but one divinity is not the same thing as choosing meats for dinner, if your ethics have so little importance to you, I suggest you revise them.
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Everyone does it, you included - it's called civilization.
Somebody failed at reading the classics, then.
Completely off-topic, but hmmm, yummy coop internet (damn, right now I'm stuck with Bell.ca and would so go back :p )
IIRC, older versions of "inspironbuntu" added insult to injury by leaving out a few device drivers (webcam was the most common problem) but still bundling gigs of crap.
Nothing can be worse than what MSI did - they installed OpenSUSE. That's it, a default install with a bunch of non-standard hardware that required some driver tweaks when the Wind was initially released.
Actually, the initial high rates data came from MSI - they slapped a default install of OpenSUSE on it, didn't bother to make sure the drivers worked, and sold that.
Physical Anthropology deals with mostly primatology/paleoanthropology/human and primate genetics.
Almost nothing
This itself was a new view of the mid to late 19th century, just saying.
A lot of the great apes are climbers, the genus homo is about the only one that's walkers. We also happen to have a lot of stamina at this. It's energy efficient, it's just not fast.
That's a weakness of the whole thing, "futurologists" just seem to think you'll get it when you throw enough teraflops at the problem, but to a large extent, that's a lot like, say, Julien de la Mettrie in the Machine Man using clockwork as a way of saying "some day clockwork automatons will be like humans" - ORLY - at some point we may well hit the limitations of the tech, need to find something else (although the Machine Man makes for a nice inspiration for an 18th century steampunk campaign, it doesn't help for much more :p ), and raw processing power will get us nowhere without understanding wtf to do with it, and if it even works that way (it might not even).
This is history of sciences, any scientist with a bit of historical formation has criticized Kurzweil, and the biology (as well as his interpolation that some part of the brain we know almost nothing about are "roughly equivalent to some ram" when they don't work like ram and are likely nothing close to it) in his writing is always woeful.
They can't run it until the network changes to gsm, genius
Ability to protect is an individualist trait which doesn't fit in most of human history (there's always community), as for men, most women I know date men who they find good looking, or have something personality wise that catches them, not Ogh the caveman.
Also, you're the one making a claim which is easily refuted (survival value of women being low is utter bullshit for most of the existence of homo sapiens as a) gathering provides most of the nutrition and b) subsistance activities aren't as segregated as people once thought, which considering these are week and month long parties over huge areas is not that surprising (again, paleolithic).
As for sources, I'm on vacation, in a road trip, my access to university proxies is down and I have no clue what password I used at the last school mandated change. But I doubt you'll have anything that's not pop science, so it's not like breaking a sweat is worth it anyway.
The SI unit is the Helen, a millihelen is the amount of beauty that would launch a single ship to sea ;)
:p )
(I swear to burn a Pinker book the day this actually becomes a reality
I need a good laugh every once in a while. But you have it wrong through and through, thanks for playing.
My anecdote says hi to yours - every doctor I've seen in the last few years filled their own prescriptions, by hand (and I've seen 3 different ones regularly, and about a dozen once or twice).
We'll start seeing epigraphy as a worthwile career choice, woot!
I hate to do a me too, but damn, yes, I managed to learn other languages tolerably enough (disclaimer: I'm a student), but I still do BASIC inspired mistakes. Nowadays, it's a shit language, and there's very good reasons the few people around me I know who bother with VB overcharge for VB jobs.
To be fair, even if the parent put it in a silly way, there's a lot of adaptation that's cultural, like clothing foor example.
Well, success by proxy, since the most likely cause of death would be homo sapiens...
Amusingly, same in french, except if you happen to have a quebecois cousin on the side, they seem to have loads of invisible Ses tacked on :p
You know, diplomacy is all about giving people the impression that you're kissing their ass while they realize that you're really telling them to eat shit.
Odd, I recall much complaints about the first three (Asus was slapped on the hand, then released the source, although with a single enormous zip archive on a slow server :p - Tivo, I'm not sure, and Cisco was served by the FSF, all of which made /. news iirc)
However, the atheist simply points out that what you're eating is not, in fact, meat. And then bites. And let's face it, choosing to disbelieve all but one divinity is not the same thing as choosing meats for dinner, if your ethics have so little importance to you, I suggest you revise them.