It says that there was a garbled communication at 9:00, then nothing.
I had always assumed that the front compartment would be highly reinforced and could remain intact longer than the rest of it. It seems that is not the case.
Well, if you don't speak the language well, or at all, then a transcription would be much like a voice-to-text program. Dictionary lookup but without any actual understanding of what's going on, linguistically.
I don't complain when I butcher my friends' languages and they point at me and laugh. It's funny. Laugh along. If you lighten up, the world is a much more pleasant experience.
I'd totally forgotten that they rebranded Gnome. I tried it when it first came out, but it didn't really offer anything that the 'normal' Gnome didn't do just as well (which isn't saying much.)
I agree. I'm a big Mac fan and like to read Apple news, but this is hardly front page information. There is an Apple section for things like this. The front page Apple news ought to be the things that are interesting to people beyond the Mac community. I have to think that this news isn't even a big deal to most Mac users, themselves.
Shit...okay...how about buying a Range Rover? Yea, there's some classic British quality. Buy a Range Rover. The pride of England is intact. Rule Britannia!
My understanding is that the noise was a software issue that has been addressed by one of the recent OS maintenance releases. (I don't have one, so I don't know for sure.)
Amusingly, Jaguar quality went way up when they were bought by Ford. My dad had an older Jag and the running joke was that you needed a mechanic in the trunk. I love British cars, but reliability is not the reason you buy one.
To altaic: They might as well stand up for themselves. If they don't, they lose. If they have any interest in maintaining their company, then they kinda have to. It's an amusing argument, but given what's already happened WRT the potential for them to be liable for conspiracy to commit whatever and the act of enabling the committing of whatever, it doesn't look good in this country. Of course, I don't know what the laws are like in Vanatu (or even if they have laws.)
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It says that there was a garbled communication at 9:00, then nothing.
I had always assumed that the front compartment would be highly reinforced and could remain intact longer than the rest of it. It seems that is not the case.
Is there any chance that people could survive? I know the shuttle has emergency abilities, but it's traveling at what, six times the speed of sound?
Well, if you don't speak the language well, or at all, then a transcription would be much like a voice-to-text program. Dictionary lookup but without any actual understanding of what's going on, linguistically.
I don't complain when I butcher my friends' languages and they point at me and laugh. It's funny. Laugh along. If you lighten up, the world is a much more pleasant experience.
I like that his name is Hog.
Good lord, you're right. That was the hilarious one.
Alert! Alert! You're getting dangerously close to running into Godwin's law! Alert!
I was reading your message as the page loaded, so I knew to hit 'close.' I got a glimpse of it, but not too much.
Readers: Don't go to the above link!
Don't joke! It happens!
I'd totally forgotten that they rebranded Gnome. I tried it when it first came out, but it didn't really offer anything that the 'normal' Gnome didn't do just as well (which isn't saying much.)
Above whistle and below flute. Don't pretend you don't know how to count.
Funny, I'd have said the same thing about wealthy political friends.
I trust you'd slow down when going through canyons. God knows where the Japanese fishing boats full of children are.
He got arrested at the end of the movie. That's the lesson, kids. That's the lesson.
Once again, why? As someone who doesn't have a modern i386, I really don't know anything about that world of RAM.
I think that law is to stop truck drivers from falling asleep and KILLING US.
Each of which solve a mutually exclusive part of the problem, but due to project politics, does not work with any of the other tools.
Dude, that was the joke.
I agree. I'm a big Mac fan and like to read Apple news, but this is hardly front page information. There is an Apple section for things like this. The front page Apple news ought to be the things that are interesting to people beyond the Mac community. I have to think that this news isn't even a big deal to most Mac users, themselves.
Oh well.
What's wrong with you? Do you have any idea what iCommune does? How the heck would it interface with any sort of MP3 player?
Shit...okay...how about buying a Range Rover? Yea, there's some classic British quality. Buy a Range Rover. The pride of England is intact. Rule Britannia!
My understanding is that the noise was a software issue that has been addressed by one of the recent OS maintenance releases. (I don't have one, so I don't know for sure.)
You need a device called a DVIator (good name, eh?) http://www.drbott.com/prod/DVIator.html
It's a little expensive, but that's because it has to do all of the power stuff that you get over the ADC.
Amusingly, Jaguar quality went way up when they were bought by Ford. My dad had an older Jag and the running joke was that you needed a mechanic in the trunk. I love British cars, but reliability is not the reason you buy one.
It's what you get after you grow a dick.
To altaic: They might as well stand up for themselves. If they don't, they lose. If they have any interest in maintaining their company, then they kinda have to. It's an amusing argument, but given what's already happened WRT the potential for them to be liable for conspiracy to commit whatever and the act of enabling the committing of whatever, it doesn't look good in this country. Of course, I don't know what the laws are like in Vanatu (or even if they have laws.)