Is it that ALL the nuclei in the universe point in the same direction, and never move? I don't think so, so why should they identify a privileged time direction?
How did he conceive it in the first place? I mean, surely he didn't invent it by accident, provided that its effects are so little that they must be measured by NASA in their labs, so I presume he knew what he was doing and what physical laws he was looking for. Unless he is an alien or a man from the future and he can not tell us the truth, of course.
It seems it was conceived by a single man, who obviously could not test it alone (it takes expensive Nasa facilities, it seems). And yet it seems to work, with much surprise from all the world's most expert scientists. One might wonder if he's an alien, or a man from the future... It 's a perfect science-fiction plot, does anyone know this movie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I felt like a big idiot once when in another country, I went to the women's restroom to change my daughter because my wife was busy. I got very bad looks, I tought "well this country must be less tolerant than mine to fathers changing baby's diapers, but I don't give a crap". Then when going out I glanced into the men's restroom and saw a changing station there, too, unlike in my country, and realized the reason of the bad looks.
It's our fault to not having found the time and energy to converge to some other free alternatives (and there are). With people keeping using what's more convenient at the moment, other programs do not reach the critical mass needed to become useful.
I think it's not conceivable that you can make a person steal radioactive material from one of the should-be most guarded structures in the world, and bring it outside under his jacket or in his bag, especially in these post-9/11 times. This could have worked in a 70s movie maybe.
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... when you can rip full video?
You are a tech site?
Emacsbooks?
So it's not a self-driving car. But no surprise here, if Google and other megacorporations cannot do it yet, I doubt a boy in his basement can.
Tell the boy's lawyer, this could be his only chance of not being sued, threatening them with this accusation.
What's this new trend of water-proof phones? Are we preparing for a post-global-warming world where we live in water, like that Kevin Costner's movie?
Is it that ALL the nuclei in the universe point in the same direction, and never move? I don't think so, so why should they identify a privileged time direction?
Should a prime minister resign for such a percentage? So should do its antagonist, if math matters.
TEXit, you mean.
Years of Northern Ireland's terrorism was not enough to convince UK to let it go, why should they let it go now?
How did he conceive it in the first place? I mean, surely he didn't invent it by accident, provided that its effects are so little that they must be measured by NASA in their labs, so I presume he knew what he was doing and what physical laws he was looking for. Unless he is an alien or a man from the future and he can not tell us the truth, of course.
Or that they feel ashamed of how the code looks like.
These boards are so minimal, you could as well buy a microcontroller with a not too miniaturized package and solder some wires on it.
Ok, now the second question: what the hell is it useful for? Apart going wrong in all the many ways I can imagine?
In tomorrow's news, it will be unveiled that Robert Shawyer is a fake name.
It seems it was conceived by a single man, who obviously could not test it alone (it takes expensive Nasa facilities, it seems). And yet it seems to work, with much surprise from all the world's most expert scientists. One might wonder if he's an alien, or a man from the future... It 's a perfect science-fiction plot, does anyone know this movie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
http://dilbert.com/strip/2016-...
I felt like a big idiot once when in another country, I went to the women's restroom to change my daughter because my wife was busy. I got very bad looks, I tought "well this country must be less tolerant than mine to fathers changing baby's diapers, but I don't give a crap". Then when going out I glanced into the men's restroom and saw a changing station there, too, unlike in my country, and realized the reason of the bad looks.
I'm quite sure Saudi women cannot shop online without a male guardian, so PayPal is fine there.
It's our fault to not having found the time and energy to converge to some other free alternatives (and there are). With people keeping using what's more convenient at the moment, other programs do not reach the critical mass needed to become useful.
Yeah, just keep a couple of cores free to run all the malware.
But hey, now they'll let you run skype for linux on Ubuntu on Windows...
So I must be a rarity, I use linux exclusively on my desktops since a dozen years.
I think it's not conceivable that you can make a person steal radioactive material from one of the should-be most guarded structures in the world, and bring it outside under his jacket or in his bag, especially in these post-9/11 times. This could have worked in a 70s movie maybe.
Let's hope the NSA does not put a backdoor there!