Not to be an over-obsessed reality geek, but even the Space Shuttle had life support in addition to the pressure suites they wear on take off and landing. The suits are in case of sudden decompression.
In Soviet Russia, early cosmonauts didn't wear pressure suites to display the superiority of their space program. They needlessly lost people due to that practice, and have changed to using pressure suites as result.
Also, remember the TIE figter pilots were clones, so they would wear a mask even if they weren't assined to be pilots, like any other storm trooper.
"After updating to Mac OS X 10.2.8, my Apple Cinema Display's resolution defaulted to 1600x1024 (it was previously 1600x1200), and the choice of 1600x1200 is no longer available at all within the Displays System Preference. The 1600x1200 option is just completely gone."
Yup, I'm having this problem. In fact, my entire Apple Cinema Display is missing, i.e. completely gone! Oh wait, that's because I don't even own an Apple Cinema Display. Never-mind, my bad.
In this particular case, it's not a problem; you just remove his prosthetic arms. His prosthetics are not actually attached to his body in any permanent way that would require surgery to remove. It's just strapped on like any other prosthetic.
If your next-door neighbor was accused of having a meth-lab, but when the ATF raided the place found only a freezer full of human remains, would you be as judgmental?
Since the movie comes from Hollywood, I would expect an Ingmar Bergman ending. If you need Hollywood Movies to make you think, then you should not be reading/.
People in Soviet Russia, however, appear to be afflicted with amusing juxtapositions of the aforementioned situation.
Sounds an aweful lot like emulation to me. I mean, otherwise, ther's an aweful lot of opcode being releated over and over (hence the macros), that the result might be many many times bigger than the original.
I've been waiting with baited breath to see what kind of imaging they can come up with using these methods. It's just like the invention of the radio telescope, but only more so.
They just need to figure out a way for each pixel to respond to a different modulation on a radio frequency, and allow the radio waves to power it. I agree, it's still damn impressive without those innovations, but if they came about, you'd have your new foldable information revolution.
I'm just going to assume their site uses Prevayler to store the page counter and revision information at the bottom of the linked page. Here's what I saw (times are Pacific):
[16:47] : This page has 10151 hits and 60 revisions [16:50] : This page has 10156 hits and 60 revisions [16:52]*: This page has 10170 hits and 60 revisions [16:53] : This page has 10194 hits and 60 revisions [16:54] : This page has 10220 hits and 60 revisions [16:55] : This page has 10261 hits and 60 revisions [16:56] : This page has 10311 hits and 60 revisions [16:57] : This page has 10353 hits and 60 revisions [16:58] : This page has 10413 hits and 60 revisions [16:59] : This page has 10454 hits and 60 revisions [17:00] : This page has 10503 hits and 60 revisions [17:01] : This page has 10539 hits and 60 revisions [17:02] : This page has 10578 hits and 60 revisions [17:03] : This page has 10623 hits and 60 revisions [17:04] : This page has 10666 hits and 60 revisions [17:05] : This page has 10713 hits and 60 revisions [17:06] : This page has 10748 hits and 60 revisions [17:07] : This page has 10792 hits and 60 revisions
* - The Mysterious Future
Oh well. It did seemed to peek around 16:58, but I guess Slashdot users really didn't click on that link all that much. Too bad, that would have been fun ad-hoc to test.
Ok polpee. We need to reign it in a bit on the atroesid cemmtons, uamky? Form now on, I want all ceerrnnsdpcooe hnavig to do wtih eatrh killres slambrced like tihs, ukmay?
No more talk aoubt how tsehe atsdoiers, umkay? If you're ccnettaod by the psers, jsut rinmed them taht tehy're more lleiky to get kellid by lgiitnnhg 10,000 tmies an hour than to have an ateosrid flal on them, then hang up...uamky?
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Not to be an over-obsessed reality geek, but even the Space Shuttle had life support in addition to the pressure suites they wear on take off and landing. The suits are in case of sudden decompression.
In Soviet Russia, early cosmonauts didn't wear pressure suites to display the superiority of their space program. They needlessly lost people due to that practice, and have changed to using pressure suites as result.
Also, remember the TIE figter pilots were clones, so they would wear a mask even if they weren't assined to be pilots, like any other storm trooper.
"After updating to Mac OS X 10.2.8, my Apple Cinema Display's resolution defaulted to 1600x1024 (it was previously 1600x1200), and the choice of 1600x1200 is no longer available at all within the Displays System Preference. The 1600x1200 option is just completely gone."
Yup, I'm having this problem. In fact, my entire Apple Cinema Display is missing, i.e. completely gone! Oh wait, that's because I don't even own an Apple Cinema Display. Never-mind, my bad.
In this particular case, it's not a problem; you just remove his prosthetic arms. His prosthetics are not actually attached to his body in any permanent way that would require surgery to remove. It's just strapped on like any other prosthetic.
If your next-door neighbor was accused of having a meth-lab, but when the ATF raided the place found only a freezer full of human remains, would you be as judgmental?
Competition is always a welcoming news
Unless your name starts with "M" and ends with "icrosoft."
This is the price we must pay for the mess the Iraqi war caused budget-wise.
But wasn't it worth it?
Since the movie comes from Hollywood, I would expect an Ingmar Bergman ending. /.
If you need Hollywood Movies to make you think, then you should not be reading
People in Soviet Russia, however, appear to be afflicted with amusing juxtapositions of the aforementioned situation.
What ever happened to NetBSD by Wasabi?
FreeBSD rocks. Now, if we could do something about all the trolls.
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Sounds an aweful lot like emulation to me. I mean, otherwise, ther's an aweful lot of opcode being releated over and over (hence the macros), that the result might be many many times bigger than the original.
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Reminds me of Sector 7G.
Lock-in also plays a big role.
People in Soviet Russia, however, appear to be afflicted with amusing juxtapositions of the aforementioned situation.
I think this is an advanced topic on BeOS. Be as obnoxious as possible.
The matrix would suffer from low power and the human's would start to see glitches.
There is no work week, Neo. Maybe you just need some Ultraprevention.
No way, man. Full-Spectrum Lighting is totally bunk!
I've been waiting with baited breath to see what kind of imaging they can come up with using these methods. It's just like the invention of the radio telescope, but only more so.
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I just say, "Umkay?" Works every time. Umkay?
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/. screen could be construed as a SmartTag. Prior art indeed.
I wonder if the quote of the day at the bottom of every
If you think about it, though, the technology used to create that image would have been black magic in the olden days.
They just need to figure out a way for each pixel to respond to a different modulation on a radio frequency, and allow the radio waves to power it. I agree, it's still damn impressive without those innovations, but if they came about, you'd have your new foldable information revolution.
"But I lost my indemnification, you insensitive clod!" - Linus Torvalds
I'm just going to assume their site uses Prevayler to store the page counter and revision information at the bottom of the linked page. Here's what I saw (times are Pacific):
[16:47] : This page has 10151 hits and 60 revisions
[16:50] : This page has 10156 hits and 60 revisions
[16:52]*: This page has 10170 hits and 60 revisions
[16:53] : This page has 10194 hits and 60 revisions
[16:54] : This page has 10220 hits and 60 revisions
[16:55] : This page has 10261 hits and 60 revisions
[16:56] : This page has 10311 hits and 60 revisions
[16:57] : This page has 10353 hits and 60 revisions
[16:58] : This page has 10413 hits and 60 revisions
[16:59] : This page has 10454 hits and 60 revisions
[17:00] : This page has 10503 hits and 60 revisions
[17:01] : This page has 10539 hits and 60 revisions
[17:02] : This page has 10578 hits and 60 revisions
[17:03] : This page has 10623 hits and 60 revisions
[17:04] : This page has 10666 hits and 60 revisions
[17:05] : This page has 10713 hits and 60 revisions
[17:06] : This page has 10748 hits and 60 revisions
[17:07] : This page has 10792 hits and 60 revisions
* - The Mysterious Future
Oh well. It did seemed to peek around 16:58, but I guess Slashdot users really didn't click on that link all that much. Too bad, that would have been fun ad-hoc to test.
I believe I own the patent on that, thank you.
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Ok polpee. We need to reign it in a bit on the atroesid cemmtons, uamky? Form now on, I want all ceerrnnsdpcooe hnavig to do wtih eatrh killres slambrced like tihs, ukmay?
No more talk aoubt how tsehe atsdoiers, umkay? If you're ccnettaod by the psers, jsut rinmed them taht tehy're more lleiky to get kellid by lgiitnnhg 10,000 tmies an hour than to have an ateosrid flal on them, then hang up...uamky?
Should say: from the what-else-is-new dept. Umkay?