...a bunch of religious fanatics from the middle of an arbitrarily designated direction are packing a dirty bomb into a crate that they plan to ship to DC via FedEx which will slide by the dogs undetected.......OK fine. I admit it I have been drinking. Alot.
Well, compared to ed vi(m) is extemely user friendly.
Ah, but this is 25 years later, and surely "we" can come up with something better you may retort... and you would be correct. Sort of.
Thing about vi is that once you do actually master the admittedly arcane keystrokes and escape sequences... you end up with a very powerful *code* editor.
I would ahte to write a book using vi (but people have BION), but of coding... well let me just say that MS is missing the boat by not bundling a vi keystoke option with Visual C++.
Well, alot of American's do anyway. Sometimes punctuated by pizza and beer. Exersize? Right. So is this really a suprise?
I refuse to allow such "food" into my home. Well, beer every now and again. It really appalls me when I look at the diet of many of my fellow Americans. I am by no means a strident vegan, and I generally keep my views about diet to myself - however I do note that I am in shape, rarely sick, and according to my doctor in great health. I just maintain a healthy and varied diet of lean meats and veggies. I eat one portion per meal, no seconds. No snacks after 8 PM. Work out three times a week. That is it.
I find that my wife and I are exceptional this way.
As has probably been noted - Europeans walk much more - to the train, to work, to the store. Americans drive. I don't know of their diet is better over there - they certainly have alot of the same junk foods on the shelves in London. Maybe they just eat two or three Oreos at a sitting rather than quaffing the hole damn package.
Actually, there is no "US system" for identification.
The Social Security number, was never meant to evolve into a de facto identification number - it was simply meant to reference an individual for one government agency - the Social Security Administration (which predominantly dispenses monthly living expense checks to retired and disabled citizens).
The fact that it is now used as such (but in a competely arbitary and random manner) is totally screwed up. The SSA years ago once even asked organizations - both gov't and private - to stop this practice
...running your dishwasher and laundry machines at night, turning off lights, using low wattage bulbs, turning off the A/C while you are at work, and not letting your TV blare inane push marketing to an empty room.
Hell I could probably beat the savings this thing provides simply by throwing away my toaster.
In the workplace... along with some of the above ideas: have employees power down their PC's at night, turn off their lights, and lower the shades on sunny sides of the building during the day.
Unlike your basic Ford Excursion, which would probably double quite well as a tank.
Seems to me that if someone wants to take the chance on a motorcycle then that is their perogative, because they are (for the most part) only going to hurt themselves.
That said I am sure there are numerous examples of pedestrians/bystanders/ect killed by motorcycles.
Now... get it to actually work, be backwards compatible with your 32 bit compiler, and do something even slightly nontrivial. Say, pack a struct into a datagram on your 64 bit host, send it to a 32 bit host, and unpack it into a struct with the same byte alignment (using the same code on both hosts).
It is true - here in the US the situation with regard to time off is deplorable. Generally there are 10 paid holidays, and I'd wildy guess an average of 15 paid days off a year. This all depends on the employer, and there are many permutations of sick and personal time off policies.
Maternity leave is even worse. Basically your job will be held for 12 weeks, and they make you burn all of your accued vacation and sick time, then any short term disability (which amounts to 6 weeks of fractional pay). Again, this policy varies by employer, but that is basically it.
People can argue the merits of both systems, but I persoanlly thing the American system sucks. I'd be willing to take time off without pay for a couple of extra weeks a year if it were available, but most often this is not an option.
Well the ABL (and US missile defense system in general), is not intended to counter a Russian or Chinese attack... but let's assume for the moment that it is.
Regardless of flight path, the mauevering Russian reentry vehicle will not be able to manuever nearly fast enough to elude a guided energy weapon. It would be detected, targeted, engaged, and destroyed in milliseconds. Kill assesment would be instantaneous - if they miss they can reengage again - all in under a second.
Also, you speak as if the RV will be a perfect spheroid of some (nonexistant) reflective material. It will not be. It will have control surfaces, imperfections, and thrust nozzles, all of which will be vunerable to the delieered energy.
Assuming the missile survies long enough to get out of the atmosphere at all, which it probably won't as ascent phase defenses will have already engaged it.
A lawn mower is for the most part, an engine. B&S makes engines for most of the mowers out there (Snapper included). B&S engines are also on Murrays - the $138 mower sold at Walmart.
I bought one of these mowers 5 years ago... and it still runs fine.
Briggs and Stratton is the real variable here, not Snapper.
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Corporations already have this info. Corporations run this country.
Hell, Exxon declared war on Iraq.
Think IT jobs are fleeing the U.S. at a fast rate now? Unionize. Then you'll really see them go!
...a bunch of religious fanatics from the middle of an arbitrarily designated direction are packing a dirty bomb into a crate that they plan to ship to DC via FedEx which will slide by the dogs undetected.... ...OK fine. I admit it I have been drinking. Alot.
I guess it is only to be expected....
Well, compared to ed vi(m) is extemely user friendly.
Ah, but this is 25 years later, and surely "we" can come up with something better you may retort... and you would be correct. Sort of.
Thing about vi is that once you do actually master the admittedly arcane keystrokes and escape sequences... you end up with a very powerful *code* editor.
I would ahte to write a book using vi (but people have BION), but of coding... well let me just say that MS is missing the boat by not bundling a vi keystoke option with Visual C++.
Because they weren't looking at Columbia.
I never saw the T-100 with the fake skin (that I can recall). I meant the T-1's that looked like battlebots with chainguns.
Oh well.
You might try fucking off.... any try eating something that was at one time alive for a change.
Well, alot of American's do anyway. Sometimes punctuated by pizza and beer. Exersize? Right. So is this really a suprise?
I refuse to allow such "food" into my home. Well, beer every now and again. It really appalls me when I look at the diet of many of my fellow Americans. I am by no means a strident vegan, and I generally keep my views about diet to myself - however I do note that I am in shape, rarely sick, and according to my doctor in great health. I just maintain a healthy and varied diet of lean meats and veggies. I eat one portion per meal, no seconds. No snacks after 8 PM. Work out three times a week. That is it.
I find that my wife and I are exceptional this way.
As has probably been noted - Europeans walk much more - to the train, to work, to the store. Americans drive. I don't know of their diet is better over there - they certainly have alot of the same junk foods on the shelves in London. Maybe they just eat two or three Oreos at a sitting rather than quaffing the hole damn package.
Sorry, software is still a primitive art. We humans tend to do things the hard way first, it seems to be the nature of our thought process.
But don't fear... it will get simpler. It already has to a great degree.
Actually, there is no "US system" for identification.
The Social Security number, was never meant to evolve into a de facto identification number - it was simply meant to reference an individual for one government agency - the Social Security Administration (which predominantly dispenses monthly living expense checks to retired and disabled citizens).
The fact that it is now used as such (but in a competely arbitary and random manner) is totally screwed up. The SSA years ago once even asked organizations - both gov't and private - to stop this practice
...running your dishwasher and laundry machines at night, turning off lights, using low wattage bulbs, turning off the A/C while you are at work, and not letting your TV blare inane push marketing to an empty room.
Hell I could probably beat the savings this thing provides simply by throwing away my toaster.
In the workplace... along with some of the above ideas: have employees power down their PC's at night, turn off their lights, and lower the shades on sunny sides of the building during the day.
Maybe the orignal Cylons won't look like the original series Cylons (aka the T-1 terminiators in Terminator 3 were not remotely Arnold looking).
And BTW as well as OT, who played the OTHER Terminator in the original Terminator movie? (The one that infiltrated the base?)
..to their riders.
Unlike your basic Ford Excursion, which would probably double quite well as a tank.
Seems to me that if someone wants to take the chance on a motorcycle then that is their perogative, because they are (for the most part) only going to hurt themselves.
That said I am sure there are numerous examples of pedestrians/bystanders/ect killed by motorcycles.
More precisely, you should state "American fuel is not taxed heavily."
Of course this is Bush's fault. After all we weren't driving cars at all before he took office.
The one *I* don't buy in to.
Let's check my track record, shall we....?
BetaMax
X2
PS/2
MemoryStick
FreeBSD and OS/2
....network was ganked? hawhawhawhawhawhawhaw
Oh well.
Washington DC and Boston, for two. I have heard prospects are pretty bright in Denver.
Hey, there is noting wrong with San Diego - but to each their own.
That's great... for HelloWorld.c.
Now... get it to actually work, be backwards compatible with your 32 bit compiler, and do something even slightly nontrivial. Say, pack a struct into a datagram on your 64 bit host, send it to a 32 bit host, and unpack it into a struct with the same byte alignment (using the same code on both hosts).
... the inability to take a shower, hit the gym, and subsequently get laid.
Yes. Also, I will gil you the first chance I get. Prepare to have your dog gibbed.
It is true - here in the US the situation with regard to time off is deplorable. Generally there are 10 paid holidays, and I'd wildy guess an average of 15 paid days off a year. This all depends on the employer, and there are many permutations of sick and personal time off policies.
Maternity leave is even worse. Basically your job will be held for 12 weeks, and they make you burn all of your accued vacation and sick time, then any short term disability (which amounts to 6 weeks of fractional pay). Again, this policy varies by employer, but that is basically it.
People can argue the merits of both systems, but I persoanlly thing the American system sucks. I'd be willing to take time off without pay for a couple of extra weeks a year if it were available, but most often this is not an option.
Well the ABL (and US missile defense system in general), is not intended to counter a Russian or Chinese attack... but let's assume for the moment that it is.
Regardless of flight path, the mauevering Russian reentry vehicle will not be able to manuever nearly fast enough to elude a guided energy weapon. It would be detected, targeted, engaged, and destroyed in milliseconds. Kill assesment would be instantaneous - if they miss they can reengage again - all in under a second.
Also, you speak as if the RV will be a perfect spheroid of some (nonexistant) reflective material. It will not be. It will have control surfaces, imperfections, and thrust nozzles, all of which will be vunerable to the delieered energy.
Assuming the missile survies long enough to get out of the atmosphere at all, which it probably won't as ascent phase defenses will have already engaged it.
Hot chicks with huge tits rule.
A lawn mower is for the most part, an engine. B&S makes engines for most of the mowers out there (Snapper included). B&S engines are also on Murrays - the $138 mower sold at Walmart.
I bought one of these mowers 5 years ago... and it still runs fine.
Briggs and Stratton is the real variable here, not Snapper.