Rather than relying on electrical or mechanical activation of the blowout preventer (which failed to occur), why can't they be made so that they activate automatically with the loss of an electrical signal?
I guess you might get some unwanted activations, but it might have saved their bacon with something like this.
This will not work. There are plenty of other sources for news, including the big TV-related sites where the website is simply part of the overall news presence and the money is made on the TV side (and the advertising revenue is primarily generated there). CNN, MSNBC, Fox.
Some people may pay some money for a local news site for local content, that remains to be seen. But it's a smaller market.
Eating arsenic-based life forms? I'll leave that for you. I know you're just joking, but If by some inconceivable chance they do exist, one pretty good guess at why they're still here is that arsenic is extremely toxic, which as far as biological defenses go is a pretty good one.
IE6 has long been known to be non-standards compliant and insecure, and quite frankly these companies should have had the foresight to be moving away from it years ago.
Consider it a little tough love from Google. If they announced they'd end support for IE6 in 18 months, nobody would do anything for the next 15 months.
And here I always thought that libelf was the version of the libel() function that returned a nicely formatted incorrect defamatory statement.
I am more amazed by double and triple rainbows...
How will I know when ?uestlove is having a free concert in the park?
My problem would be remembering to take it out of airplane mode the next morning.
Rather than relying on electrical or mechanical activation of the blowout preventer (which failed to occur), why can't they be made so that they activate automatically with the loss of an electrical signal?
I guess you might get some unwanted activations, but it might have saved their bacon with something like this.
1. Upload the data.
2. Train the model.
3. Generate predictions.
4. PROFIT!!!!
You're also vulnerable to a sexual attack by Mr T. However I hope you are never affected by that attack either.
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EXACTAMUNDO!!! Why do you think the sports networks are increasing their rates faster than anyone else? If I had mod points, I'd hook ya' up.
Did they get the fill from the ancient burial ground and thus lower it below the seal level?
Baby seal killers!!!!
The point is, you shouldn't have to do all that.
Mod parent up. Also, gravitational lensing sometimes produces distinctive distortions and arcs.
This will not work. There are plenty of other sources for news, including the big TV-related sites where the website is simply part of the overall news presence and the money is made on the TV side (and the advertising revenue is primarily generated there). CNN, MSNBC, Fox.
Some people may pay some money for a local news site for local content, that remains to be seen. But it's a smaller market.
You still can't use them for more than you have in your account, hence *debit*
Certainly you can. They love it when you do. It generates all kinds of tasty fees for them. NOM NOM NOM
Might not be lead ... maybe it's cadmium.
Eating arsenic-based life forms? I'll leave that for you. I know you're just joking, but If by some inconceivable chance they do exist, one pretty good guess at why they're still here is that arsenic is extremely toxic, which as far as biological defenses go is a pretty good one.
Which evolved into its much cooler offspring, iPodosaurus.
You need to scale your values of X, Y, and time so that the time component is larger relative to X and Y.
By 2016 would be better.
IE6 has long been known to be non-standards compliant and insecure, and quite frankly these companies should have had the foresight to be moving away from it years ago.
Microsoft themselves wants companies to abandon IE6.
Consider it a little tough love from Google. If they announced they'd end support for IE6 in 18 months, nobody would do anything for the next 15 months.
Even if it's ASCII or a picture, just encrypt it twice.
I would have gone with iSlab, myself. Or iPlank. How about iBlink?
Yeah, I saw MILF Attack Exploits GPS to Reveal User's Location, and I thought that's not an exploit, that's something I'd pay for!
TFA refers to the material as Obsorb, but a linked page refers to it as Osorb.
So which is it?
Must be referring to this.