Half the people say run with it, have fun with silly names. The others must be managers, and have complex substr formulas. For the record, and those too lazy too read the RFC's they pretty much advocate the former.
I find foreign cities and words to be good.
Liege, Namur, Bruxelles... deus...
My personal naming scheme (dirty-bastard and db) is unintenionally like my school's. Long ass hyphenated names with short acronyms e.g. cathedral-seven -> c7, magic-pi-ball -> mpb or pi. Btw the theme here is hacks [http://hacks.mit.edu/].
That is exactly my point, that the film is the binary, which is clearly made public. And since it seems the script becomes public domain when the movie does this provides precedent for what the original poster tried to argue against, that source code would be exempt since binaries are made public.
Well they could always do something like the Drake equation. Bunch of averaging, and there might be some pretty obvious gaps or groups that seem smaller than they ought to be. You could also try extrapolating based on how often you see species emerge in the fossil record. That doesn't mean these are accurate but they give you approximations. Think man, think!
Yes, that's a great idea. And so if the deep is still virgin by the time that we've *really* screwed everything up, why shouldn't it join the rest of the planet? At least there's nothing to wipe out on the moon. Well, there'd be one thing if we ever got off our collective duffs and did something, ourselves.
And here's a news flash, the few billion spent on NASA is *nothing*, it's barely worth mentioning. It compares not to the rest of the budget, you want to know why congressmen and everybody focuses on it? Because it's high profile (because it works). It's easy to say, NASA, bof what have they ever done for me? I didn't fly to the moon, they're useless. The returns on investments in space far outweigh what we've put into it.
Just think about (and these are only the most obvious):
Telecom, sneakers, jeeps, Tang, alloys and other materials, pretty pictures for your desktop, and on and on and on.
Not to say that NASA couldn't some things better, but that's a horse of a different color. And I'm not saying we shouldn't explore the deep oceans either, but we should be extremely osking careful when we do. But to compare deep sea to space is blasphemy.
That is why a candidate has a website. If you want to know about a candidate" go find out.
To paraphrase Calvin & Hobbes: C> I don't want to learn, why should I have to learn. What about my rights? H> Is it a right to remain ignorant? C> I don't know and I don't want to!
>He fought the interface to do it "his way". What the hell is wrong with that? A computer is the an electronic Burger King. On the gripping hand you can't expect a kid's meal to taste like a BK Broiler. But it is not unreasonable to expect to have it your way, contrary to what the Borg and Fruit say.
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I copied a few games (mostly demos) and misc., nothing really worth it but I was a packrat, stuff in a similar manner. Walk into Radio Shack, "Is there anything I can help you with today sir?", assuming the clerk gives a rat's @$$ about seeming to care, "No, I'm just looking." Yoink!
That's no more zoning than the British having their antennas 90 degress off or most of the world not running 60 cycle 110V AC power with a smiley face socket. That is it's not strict (enforced) and it's not intentional.
That's not his ISP.
Nedtstat is a free counter, been around for a long time I've had one for at least 4 years.
It's in Dutch (Ned Stat = Nederlands (Dutch) Statistics, I'm guessing).
They also have a US/English service available as well.
Slashdot Mirror
Why the hell are the images in zip files?
What we need is the X-34.
At least for the local stuff,
much more bang for your bang
than the current system and
much safer the fissile material.
>So a MAN made water source is a wetlands.
m arsh.asp ]
There is no such thing. We don't mine the
sun, fuse the helium and burn the hydrogen...
But less literally, you're still wrong:
[http://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/200111/
Half the people say run with it,
have fun with silly names. The
others must be managers, and
have complex substr formulas.
For the record, and those too lazy
too read the RFC's they pretty much
advocate the former.
I find foreign cities and words to be good.
Liege, Namur, Bruxelles...
deus...
My personal naming scheme
(dirty-bastard and db) is
unintenionally like my school's.
Long ass hyphenated names with
short acronyms e.g.
cathedral-seven -> c7,
magic-pi-ball -> mpb or pi.
Btw the theme here is hacks
[http://hacks.mit.edu/].
BANDWIDTH
That is exactly my point, that the film
is the binary, which is clearly made public.
And since it seems the script becomes
public domain when the movie does this
provides precedent for what the original
poster tried to argue against, that source
code would be exempt since binaries are made
public.
Movie scripts are seldom made public,
yet it would seem they lapse into the
public doamin along with the movie.
[http://google.com/search?hl=en&q=superheavy+eleme nt+stability]
Was that so hard?
Well they could always do something like the
Drake equation. Bunch of averaging, and there
might be some pretty obvious gaps or groups
that seem smaller than they ought to be.
You could also try extrapolating based on how
often you see species emerge in the fossil record.
That doesn't mean these are accurate but they
give you approximations. Think man, think!
[http://www.firstlight.net/index.cgi?page=fixedip]
Now all you have to do is see what there policy
about always on is.
Two words for you: SVG and MNG
It is very high, but that's not the norm as far as I can tell:
t m]
[http://www.beaconpower.com/products/products.h
Yes, that's a great idea. And so if the deep
is still virgin by the time that we've *really*
screwed everything up, why shouldn't it join
the rest of the planet? At least there's
nothing to wipe out on the moon. Well, there'd be one thing if we ever got off our collective
duffs and did something, ourselves.
And here's a news flash, the few billion
spent on NASA is *nothing*, it's barely
worth mentioning. It compares not to the rest
of the budget, you want to know why congressmen
and everybody focuses on it? Because it's high
profile (because it works). It's easy to say,
NASA, bof what have they ever done for me?
I didn't fly to the moon, they're useless.
The returns on investments in space far
outweigh what we've put into it.
Just think about (and these are only the most obvious):
Telecom, sneakers, jeeps, Tang, alloys and
other materials, pretty pictures for your desktop,
and on and on and on.
Not to say that NASA couldn't some things better,
but that's a horse of a different color. And
I'm not saying we shouldn't explore the deep
oceans either, but we should be extremely osking
careful when we do. But to compare deep sea
to space is blasphemy.
That is why a candidate has a website.
If you want to know about a candidate" go find out.
To paraphrase Calvin & Hobbes:
C>
I don't want to learn, why should I have to learn.
What about my rights?
H>
Is it a right to remain ignorant?
C>
I don't know and I don't want to!
>He fought the interface to do it "his way".
What the hell is wrong with that?
A computer is the an electronic Burger King.
On the gripping hand you can't expect a kid's
meal to taste like a BK Broiler.
But it is not unreasonable to expect to have it your way, contrary to what the Borg and Fruit say.
:-D MIT has 18.*.*.*
I copied a few games (mostly demos) and misc.,
nothing really worth it but I was a packrat,
stuff in a similar manner. Walk into Radio
Shack, "Is there anything I can help you with today sir?", assuming the clerk gives a rat's
@$$ about seeming to care,
"No, I'm just looking." Yoink!
This was supposed to be a child of:
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http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=28653&cid=3
Oh well
That's no more zoning than the British having
their antennas 90 degress off or most of the
world not running 60 cycle 110V AC power with
a smiley face socket. That is it's not strict
(enforced) and it's not intentional.
Yes now, you are correct sir.
We have also accepted Holland.
That's not his ISP. Nedtstat is a free counter, been around for a long time I've had one for at least 4 years. It's in Dutch (Ned Stat = Nederlands (Dutch) Statistics, I'm guessing). They also have a US/English service available as well.
>I decided not get get a VCR because of the zoning thing.
What? Current analog VCR's have no zoning.
Re-encoding is a big fat no no,
unless you like listening to
chirps, static, and the band at
the end of a tunnel.
OverClocked Remix
The form factor of the board is not the issue.
My former employer makes (x86) 1U boxes and
there are two issues.
Height of CPU(namely the heatsink) and RAM.
Heat, you only end up with 19*2 inches on either
end exposed. And you have to pull air through
that (around the contents) to cool everything.
You are not going to get 4 boards in one box.
Well okay, maybe 4 boards but nothing else to
speak of.