So, is this solely the technology of stitching panoramas together, or am I to believe that Microsoft has laid down the framework for a possible equivalent to the Streetview cars/mapping them to the equivalent points on their map service?
Was it not effective enough? Was it -too- effective? Did they decide that this 'non-harmful' weapon wasn't harmful enough? Was it too expensive to use/move?
I think I know what. They were pissed because they realized the very principle of the thing wouldn't heat their burritos any more evenly than their microwaves.
The first two things that come to mind when putting Microsoft and ARM together are Windows Phone 7 Phones and portable gaming systems, not slate tablets and full-on consoles.
Damn, man. I pushed my support ticket regarding my respawn for half an in-game century, and you know what they did? Yeah, they respawned me, but the bastards reset my levels, took all my gear, and randomized my race/class setup!
How large can a glider be before you would have to worry about breaking power lines?
What is it like to detach from the line and start flight back up? I can't imagine it being too smooth a process, what with starting out by pointing straight up.
Maybe if we made a means of spraying small clouds of microneedles... Though that sounds much more like an amusing weapon than a means of healing someone.
If they barely penetrate the skin, I don't think that there would be enough bloodflow to do anything. Maybe if the blood samples we needed were ridiculously small. Like an efficient blood sugar meter or something. Most typical things requiring a blood sample need a significantly larger amount, the sort that takes poking at arteries in your arm.
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So, is this solely the technology of stitching panoramas together, or am I to believe that Microsoft has laid down the framework for a possible equivalent to the Streetview cars/mapping them to the equivalent points on their map service?
My baseball bat is a murder weapon. The fact that I can use it to play baseball is not a defense.
Guns for hunting/murder.
Recording devices for reminders/spying.
Tacos for eating/poison delivery.
D will just hang out with his other, more cool friends, like E. They don't want to have anything to do with your silly 'grades' anyway.
Thanks. Now I'll never be raped.
Was it not effective enough? Was it -too- effective? Did they decide that this 'non-harmful' weapon wasn't harmful enough? Was it too expensive to use/move?
I think I know what. They were pissed because they realized the very principle of the thing wouldn't heat their burritos any more evenly than their microwaves.
Worse yet, a screenshot of one of those child-flashers winds up used in one of those "grow your penis 4 inches in a week" ads.
Except our circuses are internets, and our bread is porn.
I suppose this isn't quite as bad as being tied in child porn.
The first two things that come to mind when putting Microsoft and ARM together are Windows Phone 7 Phones and portable gaming systems, not slate tablets and full-on consoles.
Neat. Does this also reduce the running costs of the machines, or would that be a negligible benefit compared to not irradiating your patients?
Cool. I don't seem to remember the name of it, though. Do you? I really want to watch/read this.
Du's were paid.
Damn, man. I pushed my support ticket regarding my respawn for half an in-game century, and you know what they did? Yeah, they respawned me, but the bastards reset my levels, took all my gear, and randomized my race/class setup!
I remember reading a story which went exactly like that. They were all "I'm sorry, he scored too high."
It was the inspiration for the comment. :3
"Drunk off a skunk" is the closest I wish to come to "drunk as a skunk."
On Chatroulette: Penis Enlargement Ads
On Facebook: Clearasil, weight loss
On Playboy: Penis Enlargement
On Twilight Fan sites: Psychologists
On BMW and fancy cars: Penis Enlargement
"Oh god! This one's too smart! He'll see through our liberal conspiracy!"
"Quick, recommend his name to the Government Death Panel/Healthcare Board! And remove his access to tin foil!"
This is true, but it can easily become a bother, since upgrading the ROM will typically bring back the stuff you uninstalled the last time around.
How large can a glider be before you would have to worry about breaking power lines?
What is it like to detach from the line and start flight back up? I can't imagine it being too smooth a process, what with starting out by pointing straight up.
I can't tell which company is more full of shit.
Zank you, herr doktor!
I figured I got it wrong. I just sort of guessed based on the direction they stuck the needle in. So the needle points upstream, then?
Maybe if we made a means of spraying small clouds of microneedles... Though that sounds much more like an amusing weapon than a means of healing someone.
If they barely penetrate the skin, I don't think that there would be enough bloodflow to do anything. Maybe if the blood samples we needed were ridiculously small. Like an efficient blood sugar meter or something. Most typical things requiring a blood sample need a significantly larger amount, the sort that takes poking at arteries in your arm.
"Don't worry, it's cool."
"Don't worry, I suffer from a bit of shrinkage, too."