90% of bridges aren't crap. 90% of combustion engines aren't crap. 90% of rockets aren't crap.
90% of bridges all built on the same design aren't crap. But 90% of the articles in theoretical journals describing "new and exciting types of bridges" are crap.
Who the HELL is going to pay 50 cents to play this thing.
True story: So I wandered into Gameworks (Seattle) a few months back. Among the multi-player driving games and VR stuff, at the back in a corner was a row of classics.
There was a 13-year old shooting away on Galaga. I watched him for a moment, and in a pause he noticed me and said "Man, this is the most awesome game ever!"
The House of Stewards was one of the noblest families...
True geek fodder: The seeds of the struggle are older that ROTK. They stem from Denethor's jealosy of Gandalf, who was a friend of the popular Aragorn-in-disguise, fighting alongside young, less-popular Prince Denethor, 60 years before ROTK.
Denethor may have even then sensed the power of the king and transferred the jealosy of Gandalf to Boromir. Faramir was a failure because he listened to Gandalf too much.
The question I had is that, are water currents
more predictable than air currents?
High-altitude balloonists/weather scientists know how to use the jetstream. Major water currents are similar though slower, but there are many unpredictable eddies on scales of 200+ km. So adaptive steering/bouyancy control is needed.
Come to think of it - these would be of no use Land-locked countries !
This sort of thing is absolutely essential to the scientific process and makes science self-correcting.
Recently a colleague of mine published a paper in an online peer-reviewed journal which contained a trivial error (transposition typo) that however would change, in fact reverse, the interpretation results. They were permitted to fix this, months after the article had first been posted. Does this aid Progress, or is it Revisionist?
It wasn't even true 5 years ago. Then I was running RH4 and NT boxen with "security through obscurity" (eg. trusting defaults) and the first thing hacked was Apache on Red Hat. My NT never was.
With or without hormone supressant therepy? Bzzt! Wrong answer, citizen! (*splat*).
Long live Death Leopards!
I hadde the beste teke supporte calle in the last of dayes. A ladde declared hes Astrolabie thus broken, and coudde notte tell of the altitude.
"Didst thou putten thyn thombe in the ring" I didst ask.
"I gaze upon no such ring" he replieth.
"What of this thinge by thy right hond." I enquireith.
"Ah! Doest thou mean the holder onto which I hath placed my cuppe of beer?"
Heh, to each their own. When I saw that part of the commentary my reaction was "yes! Spielberg thinks the same way I do!"
According to the recent DVD, the Indianna Jones that Lucas had the most input into (as opposed to Spielberg) was Temple of Doom. Enough Said.
Since the first part (Buyuk) is "big" in Turkish you could be righter than you know.
Is this a support group for vampire geekheads?
Not to be confused with Linux Dead United, the zombie penguin football team.
So when the entire country of Peru goes for it, it's not real, but when some little town in Virginny does, well then!
You insensitive Americlods!
In other words, is an e-signature the equivalent of a handwritten signature (weak) or the equivalent of a witnessed/notarized signature (strong)?
I don't believe so.
You got the letters wrong again! It's gnu/duc[tk]tape!
90% of bridges all built on the same design aren't crap. But 90% of the articles in theoretical journals describing "new and exciting types of bridges" are crap.
That's not very descriptive to me though. To help, why not make it PINN Number?
Not nerd: Had a 2600 and a cartridge library.
Nerd: Most cherished game was first self-programmed paddle-controlled sprite collision, with a poke to make it beep.
Got it?
True story: So I wandered into Gameworks (Seattle) a few months back. Among the multi-player driving games and VR stuff, at the back in a corner was a row of classics.
There was a 13-year old shooting away on Galaga. I watched him for a moment, and in a pause he noticed me and said "Man, this is the most awesome game ever!"
Man did that restore faith in the youth of today.
True geek fodder: The seeds of the struggle are older that ROTK. They stem from Denethor's jealosy of Gandalf, who was a friend of the popular Aragorn-in-disguise, fighting alongside young, less-popular Prince Denethor, 60 years before ROTK.
Denethor may have even then sensed the power of the king and transferred the jealosy of Gandalf to Boromir. Faramir was a failure because he listened to Gandalf too much.
High-altitude balloonists/weather scientists know how to use the jetstream. Major water currents are similar though slower, but there are many unpredictable eddies on scales of 200+ km. So adaptive steering/bouyancy control is needed.
Come to think of it - these would be of no use Land-locked countries !
Tell it to the Swiss Navy.
Recently a colleague of mine published a paper in an online peer-reviewed journal which contained a trivial error (transposition typo) that however would change, in fact reverse, the interpretation results. They were permitted to fix this, months after the article had first been posted. Does this aid Progress, or is it Revisionist?
Is it better to slashdot google or google slashdot?
No, but it runs through this nice little scale model I built of the B&O switchyards...
Ahem, $30k/year...can buy a lot of beer.
I lost Apache twice. Holy conspiracies, Batman!
But I just pressed F1, and I'm still going the same speed...
No one has ever dared utter those words in Slashdot, you insensitive clod!
It wasn't even true 5 years ago. Then I was running RH4 and NT boxen with "security through obscurity" (eg. trusting defaults) and the first thing hacked was Apache on Red Hat. My NT never was.