Get a clue, and maybe try reading other posts first (thousand and one bad jokes about lag). In addition, people want doctors they can actually meet and talk to... it's one of the reasons why HMOs are so loathed.
It's a false perception. 5.6 was leaps and bounds above 5.0.5, and 5.8 is a quite a stride past 5.6. Not everyone buys into 1, 2, 3, 95, 98, 2000 type numbering schemes:-P There was even a proposal that perl 6 should be the last major number and the versioning should approach 2pi
The second link is to a copy of what's linked from the original wikipedia article but is offline. It would help to actually read some of the content referenced there.
Yes, of course you did. That's the point. To those not reasoning or particularly informed on an issue or the technical background it seems reasonable. It's not unlike astroturfing. Read some of the afore-mentioned, or other critiques of their reports by other academics.
I said "wild, unfounded or simply off the beaten-path". I do lean towards the former, but I did not say it.
Because they produced something of value that could be shared. Who the hell wants to watch you play with digital dragons and faeries? On the other hand, Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman, Shakespeare and Twain *created* things which speak to the human condition.
Because once you have tenure there is little they can do to you. Short of academic fraud you can make all sorts of wild, unfounded, or simply off-the-beaten path claims you like.
As for CATO your own,, has an entry. One of the external links of interest is available but is available here.
How is the death of a newsman relevant? Unless of course it's Ruper Murdoch. It's not. Heck, I was watching TV when it was announced and was rather put-off by the damn documentary they launch into. It seemed rather self-serving and disingenious to have something "already ready already".
No it's not. Your sense of fair play is bogus, the west fuct things up. OTOH we cannot let the rest of the planet develop in the same manner: better and appropriate technology transfer needs to take place.
Kyoto is a bad idea for being a mirage and attempting to be too moderate. It's also a bad idea for creating bogus markets and promoting bad forest policy.
Wtf are you talking about? It's not their job to define simple words for you. A simple consultion of dict would inform you "partially carbonized vegetable tissue formed by partial decomposition in water of various plants (as mosses of the genus Sphagnum)". Imagine that, forzen material doesn't decay but warm decaying carbon-based plant-matter gives off carbon-based wastes...
Not friggin' likely. The magentic field polarity is known to oscillate. Your "theory" is too simple, and if there were any correlation between this and natural glaciation cycles someone surely would have picked up on it.
They're roughly the same size though soccer is a tad larger (esp. width) although it depends on which soccer field standard you apply. Then again, if you allow for the 100yd Canadian football field...
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And yet you fail to see the forest for the trees.
Get a clue, and maybe try reading other posts first (thousand and one bad jokes about lag). In addition, people want doctors they can actually meet and talk to... it's one of the reasons why HMOs are so loathed.
Until recently Sweden was rather lenient.
Ignoring that non-sequitur and logic don;t belong together...
I think the basic idea is that if you can't even be bothered to make the installation process manageable what kind of mess is the rest of it in?
It's a false perception. 5.6 was leaps and bounds above 5.0.5, and 5.8 is a quite a stride past 5.6. :-P There was even a proposal that
Not everyone buys into 1, 2, 3, 95, 98, 2000 type
numbering schemes
perl 6 should be the last major number and the versioning should approach 2pi
You sir, do not deserve to have a similar last name to The Damian
The second link is to a copy of what's linked from the original wikipedia article but is offline. It would help to actually read some of the content referenced there.
Yes, of course you did. That's the point. To those not reasoning or particularly informed on an issue or the technical background it seems reasonable. It's not unlike astroturfing. Read some of the afore-mentioned, or other critiques of their reports by other academics.
I said "wild, unfounded or simply off the beaten-path". I do lean towards the former,
but I did not say it.
Because they produced something of value that could be shared. Who the hell wants to watch you play with digital dragons and faeries? On the other hand, Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman, Shakespeare and Twain *created* things which speak to the human condition.
Well for one things soda(soah-duh)is not pronounced anything like solder(saw-dur). Secondly, not everyone says soda
Because once you have tenure there is little they can do to you. Short of academic fraud you can make all sorts of wild, unfounded, or simply off-the-beaten path claims you like.
As for CATO your own,, has an entry. One of the external links of interest is available but is available here.
CATO is not a reliable source.
How is the death of a newsman relevant? Unless of
course it's Ruper Murdoch. It's not. Heck, I was
watching TV when it was announced and was rather put-off by the damn documentary they launch into. It seemed rather self-serving and disingenious to have something "already ready already".
Nope, it breaks the alliteration.
Besides it's hyperbole, not an exhaustive list.
Close only counts in horseshoes and hangrenades.
Right, of course, because the current way is the only way.
You mean neo-con.
No it's not. Your sense of fair play is bogus, the west fuct things up. OTOH we cannot let the rest of the planet develop in the same manner: better and appropriate technology transfer needs to take place.
Kyoto is a bad idea for being a mirage and attempting to be too moderate. It's also a bad idea for creating bogus markets and promoting bad forest policy.
Wtf are you talking about? It's not their job to define simple words for you. A simple consultion of dict would inform you "partially carbonized vegetable tissue formed by partial decomposition in
water of various plants (as mosses of the genus Sphagnum)". Imagine that, forzen material doesn't decay but warm decaying carbon-based plant-matter gives off carbon-based wastes...
Not friggin' likely. The magentic field polarity is known to oscillate. Your "theory" is too simple, and if there were any correlation between this and natural glaciation cycles someone surely would have picked up on it.
This old old news. They guy is a freegan and originally had left-over boxes from some legitimate use.
the real meat of the bill? Oh wait, there is none.
See http://www.energybulletin.net/7473.html, http://uspirg.org/ and others.
It's right there in the freaking "Try this" box.
A recent Popular Science article was about this very point.
110.
They're roughly the same size though soccer is a tad
larger (esp. width) although it depends on which
soccer field standard you apply. Then again, if you
allow for the 100yd Canadian football field...