Damn that's short-sighted. Crap all over our nest and the solution is to bring more stuff in to make more crap? To mix metaphors, the reason to get out of this hole is not to keep all of our eggs in one basket.
Since when is potable water an environmental issue? Sure concerns about potability brought about many environmental regulations in the west but these are with respect to industrial pollutants, not cholera. As others have noted, dung does not exactly burn cleanly, why not use existing tech like methane harvesters? Besides, how much dung? A kilowatt per kilogram would make it a wundertech, a kilowatt per kilotonne is a joke.
The Dream Team is a bad idea, but it was adopted after many years of US frustration with other countries refusing to enforce the required amateur status of participants (namely in soccer IIRC).
Novell isn't exactly in the content business. CnP of an NYT article is more suspect. Besides, it's only really done because/. refuses to take responsibility for the flash mobs it incites.
MDI with each document as a task is evil, try current versions of MS Office.
The feature of MDI not duplicatable elsewhere is to avoid taskbar clutter for the certain kinds of apps that may have lots of individual documents open but you don't necessarily need to see the list. Thusly a taskbar that autogroups things of the same time is not good enough because I might want chat windows clustered, but not file browsers.
I don't see any real reason why something like OpenOffice couldn't let the user choose SDI or MDI. There seems to be relatively little difference in the guts, as opposed to a tabbed interface which would be harder to expose as an alternate model.
Yes. Because Anyone who can use App X but not the functionally equivalent App Y with only minimal adjustment (but perhaps much bitching) is just a monkey in a suit. The have not learned how to do their job per se but only how to go through the motions of using App X.
L'academie is often mocked. They come up with some of the most outlandish terms you could think of, although a few are nifty like vacancette (little vacation) for weekend. While I learned of the naming restriction from an old text book too, it was dropped sometime ago.
Gasoline is not overpriced (less than a dollar a liter). Did the CEO's rig the system and rape the people? Probably, but that doesn't mean the price is too high. The difference should've gone into alternative energy subsidies and tax relief for the poor instead of making a fat wallet fatter. Otherwise you more or less have the right idea.
It is also the lawyers, see asbestos. See "are you still alive but have a scar from surgery? Well they fucked up and owe you money!" You can't argue that personal injury attorney ads don't contribute to Joe Blow's sense of entitlement. A non-trivial number of lawyers search for clients for whom they can sue on behalf of, for a percentage of the profit, instead of you know being ethical and waiting until someone actually needs them.
Can't speak for the rest of Europe but France does not seem that bad. Perhaps those living in the ghettos have it bad, but the problem there is the ghettos, and it does nobody any good to conflate matters because they find it a convenient means of ascribing mailicious intent.
Jews where yarmulke, many christians (especially catholic and orthodox) where crosses. None of that is allowed by the French law. But then, this is a country where you can be stopped and asked for your papers and nobody thinks anything of it.
I spent 6 months outside of Paris this past spring at several universities and noted no strong racial tensions whatsoever. I daresay the French I encountered are more tolerant than some of (geographically) middle america.
See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Ofili/, while not received in as an enlightened matter as we ought to be capable of the theatrics certainly do not compare.
No laptop to try it on, but the code seems to be not awful (though a file named "include" for a few subs out in its own place on the drive is questionable). A direct link on the sf site instead of a hlaf-dozen clicks would be nice. The biggest thing of note is that it seems to be slightly Gentoo specific: #!/sbin/runscript in powermgr, and the use of an external binary named osd_cat.
Silver is. Gold is largely inert; this is the reason it's used for teeth, electrical contacts, etc. Of course it's possible the body could still simply recognize it as being foreign and try to fight it but it'd just make a lot of puss I think. Undoubtedly something else could've entered at the same time.
Many of the elements--especially those in the first two rows, as well as many p-block and mostly-full d-block--have different names in other languages, owing to their early discovery.
So your beef is with extrapolation from a ssmall data set, and not with simple math. You would of course do better to actually state this in the first place.
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PDF Forms are also Javascriptable.
Damn that's short-sighted. Crap all over our nest and the solution is to bring more stuff in to make more crap?
To mix metaphors, the reason to get out of this hole is not to keep all of our eggs in one basket.
Given the hype it's more likely meant as short-hand for
"a Google-like search engine".
Except that Google doesn't properly index/search for all those
incredibly meaningful characters in code like: # / % $ ; , & |
He owns the songs, not the recordings.
Since when is potable water an environmental issue? Sure concerns about potability brought about many
environmental regulations in the west but these are with respect to industrial pollutants, not cholera.
As others have noted, dung does not exactly burn cleanly, why not use existing tech like methane harvesters?
Besides, how much dung? A kilowatt per kilogram would make it a wundertech, a kilowatt per kilotonne
is a joke.
I'm no fan of the current administration but you need to familiarize
yourself with a little latin phrase: ex post facto.
The Dream Team is a bad idea, but it was adopted after many years of US frustration
with other countries refusing to enforce the required amateur status of participants
(namely in soccer IIRC).
Novell isn't exactly in the content business. CnP of an NYT article is more suspect. /. refuses to take responsibility for the flash
Besides, it's only really done because
mobs it incites.
MDI with each document as a task is evil, try current versions of MS Office.
The feature of MDI not duplicatable elsewhere is to avoid taskbar clutter
for the certain kinds of apps that may have lots of individual documents
open but you don't necessarily need to see the list. Thusly a taskbar that
autogroups things of the same time is not good enough because I might
want chat windows clustered, but not file browsers.
I don't see any real reason why something like OpenOffice couldn't let the
user choose SDI or MDI. There seems to be relatively little difference in the
guts, as opposed to a tabbed interface which would be harder to expose as
an alternate model.
Yes. Because Anyone who can use App X but not the functionally equivalent App Y with only minimal adjustment (but perhaps much bitching) is just a monkey in a suit. The have not learned how to do
their job per se but only how to go through the motions of using App X.
Tamagotchi don't mess on the carpet.
L'academie is often mocked. They come up with some of the most outlandish terms you could think
of, although a few are nifty like vacancette (little vacation) for weekend. While I learned of the naming
restriction from an old text book too, it was dropped sometime ago.
Gasoline is not overpriced (less than a dollar a liter). Did the CEO's rig the system and rape the people?
Probably, but that doesn't mean the price is too high. The difference should've gone into alternative
energy subsidies and tax relief for the poor instead of making a fat wallet fatter. Otherwise you more or
less have the right idea.
It is also the lawyers, see asbestos. See "are you still alive
but have a scar from surgery? Well they fucked up and owe you money!" You can't argue that personal injury attorney ads don't
contribute to Joe Blow's sense of entitlement. A non-trivial
number of lawyers search for clients for whom they can sue on
behalf of, for a percentage of the profit, instead of you know
being ethical and waiting until someone actually needs them.
Can't speak for the rest of Europe but France does not seem that bad. Perhaps those
living in the ghettos have it bad, but the problem there is the ghettos, and it does
nobody any good to conflate matters because they find it a convenient means of
ascribing mailicious intent.
Jews where yarmulke, many christians (especially catholic and orthodox) where crosses.
None of that is allowed by the French law. But then, this is a country where you
can be stopped and asked for your papers and nobody thinks anything of it.
I spent 6 months outside of Paris this past spring at several universities and
noted no strong racial tensions whatsoever. I daresay the French I encountered
are more tolerant than some of (geographically) middle america.
See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Ofili/, while not
received in as an enlightened matter as we ought to be capable of the theatrics
certainly do not compare.
Denying reality sure sounds child-like. :-D
Which by right means we could call monkey man in the ovoid chamber a kid too
La la la la I can't hear you.
No laptop to try it on, but the code seems to be not awful (though a file named
"include" for a few subs out in its own place on the drive is questionable). A
direct link on the sf site instead of a hlaf-dozen clicks would be nice. The
biggest thing of note is that it seems to be slightly Gentoo specific:
#!/sbin/runscript in powermgr, and the use of an external binary named osd_cat.
Silver is. Gold is largely inert; this is the reason it's used for
teeth, electrical contacts, etc. Of course it's possible the body
could still simply recognize it as being foreign and try to fight
it but it'd just make a lot of puss I think. Undoubtedly something
else could've entered at the same time.
Sealants are just an acrylic filling.
F-, fluoride ions.
Many of the elements--especially those in the first two rows, as well as many p-block and mostly-full d-block--have different names in other languages, owing to their early discovery.
Small data set = a single study
So your beef is with extrapolation from a ssmall data set, and not with simple
math. You would of course do better to actually state this in the first place.
HAND
Duh, uh... I think it's stated in the blurb posted on /. , along with the
derivation. You wouldn't happen to be an 11 year-old Brit would you?
6. In the Value data box, type 1, leave the Hexadecimal option selected, and then click OK.
Why do so many windows "tweak guides" include lines like that?
1=1; be it 0x01, 1, or 0b1.