I print out all the ones and zeros, then put all the pieces of paper side by side in a giant grid and then measure the area. It's about 2 Texas's+3 Rhode Island's in area.
Why is it a problem, if the law was made by a government that doesn't exist anymore?
As far as I can tell, the city of Boston, and its government, still exists. Can't be too sure, though, as I am in Denver. But I did a google search and found some pictures. They pretty much convinced me.
Some of the founding fathers didn't want a bill of rights. Not because they were evil tyrrants, but because they felt that if you start listing your rights, then any rights that weren't on the list would be trampled over, because they wouldn't be explicitly stated. It's happened. How many people beleve they have a right to privacy? It's not in the costitution or the bill of rights, so it's been pretty much trampled...to the point that some people say we don't have any privacy and we should just get used to it.
What if it's 250 people that want to go from NY, NY to Sacramento, CA, and 250 people that want to to Los Angeles,CA. Do you cram everybody into one plane to Los Angeles and then have half of them file into another plane to Sacremento? You still have 2 planes.
The more I read about the small planes going point to point vs. large planes and centralized hub, the more I get struck with how much like packet switching the point to point flihts are and how much like circuit switching the central hub model is.
That'st just it. They're CONTRACTS. The US government says it needs a bunch of fighter planes and/or sattelites, pays the company for them and gets them. The government is paying for goods and services. You don't hear too much about the US government just giving money to a company because it thinks that company should exist (there are exeptions, like railroads and such).
Combine WiMax and VoIP in a small handheld device and you've basically re-invented cell phone. But you'd be able to add features way easier. Put in a server and update the "phone" software and now youv'e got email (or text messaging or paging or a teleconference, or streaming audio/movies, or the web) on you cell.
A friend of mine had a wood pellet heater for his house. It looked like a wood stove with a hopper on the side. Not all that big. Of course they had bags and bags of wood pellets in thier garage...right next to the dog food.
This one time my friend did some PCB and he started kicking the crap out of his computer, while screaming something about deamon windows or something...wait...are we talking about the same thing?
You CAN do this in OOo...in the new beta, go to Tools -> Options -> Open Office.org (the first one) -> Appearance, Under "General" find "Document Background" and select "blue" or pink or green or whatever...
A rabbi, preist, lawer and some kids are in a lifeboat, after thier ship sank. The lifeboat is overloaded and beginning to sink. The rabbi says, "We've all had full lives; we should jump overboard to save the children."
From the gnophone page: Gnophone is an open source internet telephone that allows you to make calls to other GnoPhone users or to an Asterisk PBX Gateway.
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I will never go back to shareware zip programs for windows and all that flipping nagging. PDF Creator and CDex are also very, very useful.
I print out all the ones and zeros, then put all the pieces of paper side by side in a giant grid and then measure the area. It's about 2 Texas's+3 Rhode Island's in area.
Hope that helps.
Why is it a problem, if the law was made by a government that doesn't exist anymore?
As far as I can tell, the city of Boston, and its government, still exists. Can't be too sure, though, as I am in Denver. But I did a google search and found some pictures. They pretty much convinced me.
Some of the founding fathers didn't want a bill of rights. Not because they were evil tyrrants, but because they felt that if you start listing your rights, then any rights that weren't on the list would be trampled over, because they wouldn't be explicitly stated. It's happened. How many people beleve they have a right to privacy? It's not in the costitution or the bill of rights, so it's been pretty much trampled...to the point that some people say we don't have any privacy and we should just get used to it.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaha!
gasp, gasp
hahahahaha
I spilled a V8 on my keyboard, now it's covered in red V8 crust that won't come off.
Which reminds me...never shake a V8 after you've opened the can.
It just means the Air Force'll be getting 10 launches, instead of one.
What if it's 250 people that want to go from NY, NY to Sacramento, CA, and 250 people that want to to Los Angeles,CA. Do you cram everybody into one plane to Los Angeles and then have half of them file into another plane to Sacremento? You still have 2 planes.
The more I read about the small planes going point to point vs. large planes and centralized hub, the more I get struck with how much like packet switching the point to point flihts are and how much like circuit switching the central hub model is.
That'st just it. They're CONTRACTS. The US government says it needs a bunch of fighter planes and/or sattelites, pays the company for them and gets them. The government is paying for goods and services. You don't hear too much about the US government just giving money to a company because it thinks that company should exist (there are exeptions, like railroads and such).
What would be even funnier, is if the people that pop open the craft are all wearing ape masks.
I call shenanigans! Everyone knows that slashdotters don't have wives.
What are you doing with your colleague in the back seat? Board games?
Combine WiMax and VoIP in a small handheld device and you've basically re-invented cell phone. But you'd be able to add features way easier. Put in a server and update the "phone" software and now youv'e got email (or text messaging or paging or a teleconference, or streaming audio/movies, or the web) on you cell.
Selling a Hummer to someone
Why is selling sex illegal anyway? Why can't people sell something that's perfectly legal to give away?
There's an linux/gnu/open source joke in there somewhere, but I'm too tired to find it.
(n/t)
Come get me when it's time to go through his pockets for loose change.
I'll be over at Max's place having an MLT. Mmmmm mutton, lettuce and tomato, with the mutton nice and lean....
How long's a piece of string?
Oh, about, yay long.
I mean "J2EE" is a good name, but the Python equivilent "PEE", is missing something.
For some strange reason, I, suddenly, have to use the bathroom...
A friend of mine had a wood pellet heater for his house. It looked like a wood stove with a hopper on the side. Not all that big. Of course they had bags and bags of wood pellets in thier garage...right next to the dog food.
This one time my friend did some PCB and he started kicking the crap out of his computer, while screaming something about deamon windows or something...wait...are we talking about the same thing?
It's true! 2+2=5...for sufficiently large values of 2.
You CAN do this in OOo...in the new beta, go to Tools -> Options -> Open Office.org (the first one) -> Appearance, Under "General" find "Document Background" and select "blue" or pink or green or whatever...
can anyone explain what use the kernel is to the average user?
s sa utorepair.html
It improves your gas mileage.
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Do you realize how much soda, squirting from my nose, burns?
A rabbi, preist, lawer and some kids are in a lifeboat, after thier ship sank. The lifeboat is overloaded and beginning to sink. The rabbi says, "We've all had full lives; we should jump overboard to save the children."
The lawer says,"Screw the children!"
The priest says,"Do you think we have time?"
Here ya go...a pic of gnophone:
http://www.gnophone.com/images/gnophoneshot.jpg
From the gnophone page:
Gnophone is an open source internet telephone that allows you to make calls to other GnoPhone users or to an Asterisk PBX Gateway.