Oh really? http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/IAC_report/IAC%20Report.pdf
"Independent Judgment. When requested to provide advice on a particular issue, the IAC assembles an
international panel of experts. Serving on a voluntary basis, panel members meet and review current,
cutting-edge knowledge on the topic; and prepare a draft report on its findings, conclusions, and
recommendations. All IAC draft reports undergo an intensive process of peer-review by other
international experts. Only when the IAC Board is satisfied that feedback from the peer review has been
thoughtfully considered and incorporated is a final report released to the requesting organization and the
public. Every effort is made to ensure that IAC reports are free from any national or regional bias",
But then again, THAT report was only signed by 2500 scientists...
I'm sorry, but I know the PR slant on this is Eco PC, but slitting the throats of goats sounds like a better way to start a career in serial killing then it is to continue a career as a software CEO. While it is important to appreciate the things you have, this is taking it too far. Farming the fields all day would give a person a better understanding and appreciation to the work that goes into their bread, but would leave their hands calloused. Similarly, killing your own food will give a better empathy and appreciation, but doing enough of it will probably leave those feelings calloused as well.
I'm just saying, it's a fine line between self improvement and self abuse - http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/abuse_connection.php
Also, Arnold could beat this guy... I'm at 100+ victories using the same pattern of victory... Seems that the 200,000 entries that it started with are all she wrote.
Computer only uses the past 4 outcomes to determine how it will progress:) Too easy to game
Start with Rock, and restart until you have a victory (We're going for undefeated right?) then:
S,S,P,P,S,R,P,P,S - Repeat (P,S,R,R,P,P,S)
Is there a top-level executive in the U.S. today, working for a sizable company (say, 100k or more employees), who worked their way up through the ranks of that organization?
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Using Apache, you can fire it up as a local web host, for company wiki or SVN.
Oh really? http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/IAC_report/IAC%20Report.pdf "Independent Judgment. When requested to provide advice on a particular issue, the IAC assembles an international panel of experts. Serving on a voluntary basis, panel members meet and review current, cutting-edge knowledge on the topic; and prepare a draft report on its findings, conclusions, and recommendations. All IAC draft reports undergo an intensive process of peer-review by other international experts. Only when the IAC Board is satisfied that feedback from the peer review has been thoughtfully considered and incorporated is a final report released to the requesting organization and the public. Every effort is made to ensure that IAC reports are free from any national or regional bias", But then again, THAT report was only signed by 2500 scientists...
I'm sorry, but I know the PR slant on this is Eco PC, but slitting the throats of goats sounds like a better way to start a career in serial killing then it is to continue a career as a software CEO. While it is important to appreciate the things you have, this is taking it too far. Farming the fields all day would give a person a better understanding and appreciation to the work that goes into their bread, but would leave their hands calloused. Similarly, killing your own food will give a better empathy and appreciation, but doing enough of it will probably leave those feelings calloused as well. I'm just saying, it's a fine line between self improvement and self abuse - http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/abuse_connection.php
Yes it is happen when that terrible's.
I'm gluing radon detectors to all of my clothing. When "The Big One" hits, I'll be looking down from my emergency air balloon and laughing.
To be as certain as possible that all data is irretrievable I always toss my CD's into a black hole. (Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tPnX7OPo0Q)
UFO....ologists?
"Spam will be a thing of the past in two years' time" - Bill Gates, 24 January 2004.
Yeah, my g-mail spam filter works like a charm.
"it could have a chilling effect for Twitter and online free speech in general".
Thumbs up. I jumped on this same sentence. Free speech isn't really involved here.
Also, if "Web 3.0" actually becomes a new buzzword at this point in time... someones losing a finger.
Haven't you heard Web 4.0 is the new Web 3.0. That old buzz word is as yesterdays news as the iPhone 5.
I see you've met the UK's sock puppets then...
Also, Arnold could beat this guy... I'm at 100+ victories using the same pattern of victory... Seems that the 200,000 entries that it started with are all she wrote.
Computer only uses the past 4 outcomes to determine how it will progress :) Too easy to game
Start with Rock, and restart until you have a victory (We're going for undefeated right?) then:
S,S,P,P,S,R,P,P,S - Repeat (P,S,R,R,P,P,S)
Steve Jobs :)
We had 20,000 hits in the first 2 hours. Ahem... 20 million.
Or does this article seem to be overhyped by the tech blogs at the moment for being such a boring piece of news?
I'm married to a scam-bot hooker, you insensitive clod!
Hey, me too! Or at least... I will be once she is able to get her tickets with the money I sent. Plane tickets from Nigeria are SO expensive!
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