If you believe the USofAn govment "believed that Iraq had more WMD's than N korea", then you are seriously deluded. My logic has no flaws. 1. The USofAn executive *knew*, since the beginning. there were no WMDs in Iraq. WMDs in Iraq was proved to be a complete lie. Ah, and they knew that Saddam had no Al-Qaeda links, too. 2. OTOH, NKorea has at least one functional nuke. 3. NKorea can be smaller than the USofA, but Bush &c won't risk the South Korean people -- and the USofAn troops stationed there -- going ka-boom. 4. yes, I can say nukes, nukes, nukes. 5. Guess who gave Saddam the only WMDs and WMD tech he ever possessed? Hint: starts with USof and ends with A. pfff... ez argument.
And yes, I am a Michael-Moore-hugging-tinfoil-hatted conspiracy nut. And no, your usofan republic is not a democracy, the current executive chief was not democratically elected, if he was elected at all. The current USofAn external policy is like the elementary school bully: the morons flock behind it (Aznar & Blair) and it picks only on the smaller boys (Iraq), and it yellows in front of the bigger boys (China and even North Korea).
If you buy (or not) something during a strike (at Wal-Mart for instance), and the shop (or tracking card) sells this information with a prospective employer, it will know the strength of your position IRT unions etc.
I can't think of anything more likely to get nuclear weapons into the hands of someone who shouldn't have them. I'm sorry to be the one who'll break this to you, but: you are late. The nuclear weapons are already in the hands of people who should not have them: the USofAn govment, the Russian govment, China, South Korea, Israel, India, Pakistan,....
"well-sealed"? the idea, AFAIK, is to dump the raw stuff in the wilderness, and give the developers the hmmm, will you want to try to remove the plutonium out of this area before cutting wood?
there is no "development tree" at the moment. the 2.6 kernel tree is being managed by Linus. Andrew Morton is not yet in complete charge of it. development tree will be 2.7.
I'm watching all of it. It was bad at the 2nd to 3rd season transition, but it's gettig better, better, better. Try it now. The season finale is next week.
It's not even closed source. There is no source or object code anywhere. If I can't test it, it does not exist. Even closed source can be demonstrated to exist. This can't.
I use calculus all the time. And for the last 2 years I've been an business app developer. But I still integrate and take derivatives when I have to estimate how the size of an Oracle table will influence the time a query will take to run. And to calculate short paths when the crappy oracle7 won't optimize something. And a lot of other stuff. Before that, even more so, because I worked in a geoprocessing program... that calculated loads in the electrical plant of a whole state (yeah, 12 million people). Global and local; dimensioning substations and trafos.
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Yes Brasil. In the late 1980's, we had 40% gasoline cars and 60% ethanol cars. Now we have something like 85% gasoline cars vs 15% ethanol cars because we had a supply crisis in the mid-90's. But 40% of all the new cars are ethanol, and 5% are hybrid gas-ethanol (you can put in any mix of both). Caveat emptor: our gasoline is 15% ethanol. And our ethanol is 20% gasoline. Go figure. Refineries are private, but one big player is Petrobras, which is 51% govment. owned. Ethanol refineries are private, and I don't know if Petrobras has an enormous share of the market as in the Petroleum-derived products. Disclaimer: All figures are TTBOMK IIRC and approximate. I'm going to bed now and I know you can do a better job googling for it...
That is why only one other person knows what means "toteo sabetendo unforgiven never shines as the sun butt but I can shine as the bright white on black leather and blue velvet in the kitchen of the house of the Rose Lords that keeps Kathleen Turner, Cybill Shepard, Gillian Anderson, Natalie Portman, Jessica Alba and Jolene Blalock in my bed tonight".
> How could you teach a course in warp propulsion dynamics, for example?
Bulinko walked together in the den with Linia. The sons of Bukits stared and they went to the house of Mirkos. Shizuko - when Tirbuk got Tewerkal in the Sea of Lurkis.
(translation: when the subspace fields takes the shell shape, and their frequency is 16 millicochranes, then the warp factor will surpass the next integer number and the energy intake will stabilize)
Man, a google is a lot, or better saying, a whole awful fscking lot of things. It is estimated that the universe has something in the range of 10^77 nucleons
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Perspective view. +45/+45/+45 degrees, right distance, you'll see a lot of cubes, each one is one letter.
They want you to think exactly that. Neat, unh? :-)
/.ERS: This is a joke. Or isn't it?
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If you believe the USofAn govment "believed that Iraq had more WMD's than N korea", then you are seriously deluded. My logic has no flaws.
1. The USofAn executive *knew*, since the beginning. there were no WMDs in Iraq. WMDs in Iraq was proved to be a complete lie. Ah, and they knew that Saddam had no Al-Qaeda links, too.
2. OTOH, NKorea has at least one functional nuke.
3. NKorea can be smaller than the USofA, but Bush &c won't risk the South Korean people -- and the USofAn troops stationed there -- going ka-boom.
4. yes, I can say nukes, nukes, nukes.
5. Guess who gave Saddam the only WMDs and WMD tech he ever possessed? Hint: starts with USof and ends with A.
pfff... ez argument.
And yes, I am a Michael-Moore-hugging-tinfoil-hatted conspiracy nut.
And no, your usofan republic is not a democracy, the current executive chief was not democratically elected, if he was elected at all.
The current USofAn external policy is like the elementary school bully: the morons flock behind it (Aznar & Blair) and it picks only on the smaller boys (Iraq), and it yellows in front of the bigger boys (China and even North Korea).
If you buy (or not) something during a strike (at Wal-Mart for instance), and the shop (or tracking card) sells this information with a prospective employer, it will know the strength of your position IRT unions etc.
I can't think of anything more likely to get nuclear weapons into the hands of someone who shouldn't have them. ....
I'm sorry to be the one who'll break this to you, but: you are late.
The nuclear weapons are already in the hands of people who should not have them: the USofAn govment, the Russian govment, China, South Korea, Israel, India, Pakistan,
"well-sealed"? the idea, AFAIK, is to dump the raw stuff in the wilderness, and give the developers the hmmm, will you want to try to remove the plutonium out of this area before cutting wood?
there is no "development tree" at the moment. the 2.6 kernel tree is being managed by Linus. Andrew Morton is not yet in complete charge of it. development tree will be 2.7.
I'm watching all of it. It was bad at the 2nd to 3rd season transition, but it's gettig better, better, better. Try it now. The season finale is next week.
motor car is French.
No, it's definitively "As I sooned learned, Brown is not the sharpest knife in the drawer, ..."
I ROTFLOLed in the office when I got to that point.
perl itself is autoconf'ed. perl Makefile.pl is just for XSs
This is not a security problem, it's an operational issue. block the card.
it's OWL Web Ontology Language (OWL)
They may not *make* the pr0n, but they *take* it to alot of folks...
It's not even closed source. There is no source or object code anywhere. If I can't test it, it does not exist. Even closed source can be demonstrated to exist. This can't.
the problem is that this stuff does not exist (until proven otherwise)
I use calculus all the time. And for the last 2 years I've been an business app developer. But I still integrate and take derivatives when I have to estimate how the size of an Oracle table will influence the time a query will take to run. And to calculate short paths when the crappy oracle7 won't optimize something. And a lot of other stuff.
Before that, even more so, because I worked in a geoprocessing program... that calculated loads in the electrical plant of a whole state (yeah, 12 million people). Global and local; dimensioning substations and trafos.
Yes Brasil.
In the late 1980's, we had 40% gasoline cars and 60% ethanol cars. Now we have something like 85% gasoline cars vs 15% ethanol cars because we had a supply crisis in the mid-90's. But 40% of all the new cars are ethanol, and 5% are hybrid gas-ethanol (you can put in any mix of both). Caveat emptor: our gasoline is 15% ethanol. And our ethanol is 20% gasoline. Go figure. Refineries are private, but one big player is Petrobras, which is 51% govment. owned. Ethanol refineries are private, and I don't know if Petrobras has an enormous share of the market as in the Petroleum-derived products.
Disclaimer: All figures are TTBOMK IIRC and approximate. I'm going to bed now and I know you can do a better job googling for it...
Some guys should be Darwined out for the greater good.
Oh, boy, I'm glad my car, as million others in my country, is moved by Ethanol. (extracted from sugar cane)
That is why only one other person knows what means "toteo sabetendo unforgiven never shines as the sun butt but I can shine as the bright white on black leather and blue velvet in the kitchen of the house of the Rose Lords that keeps Kathleen Turner, Cybill Shepard, Gillian Anderson, Natalie Portman, Jessica Alba and Jolene Blalock in my bed tonight".
A lesbian hologram with Nurse Chapel and her 150-yo counterpart, Lwaxana Troi!!!
> How could you teach a course in warp propulsion dynamics, for example?
Bulinko walked together in the den with Linia.
The sons of Bukits stared and they went to the house of Mirkos.
Shizuko - when Tirbuk got Tewerkal in the Sea of Lurkis.
(translation: when the subspace fields takes the shell shape, and their frequency is 16 millicochranes, then the warp factor will surpass the next integer number and the energy intake will stabilize)
Man, a google is a lot, or better saying, a whole awful fscking lot of things. It is estimated that the universe has something in the range of 10^77 nucleons