And what about the Hydrogen drum machine software, isn't that what they would aim for? So, why reinventing the wheel?
But admittedly I'm not an audio professional so maybe all this free/opensource software is missing key features I don't know about, which only commercial tools are providing so far...
It might make sense for the industry EADS is in, as maintenance of spacecraft is something very uncommon. So the question here might be, can this replace in reliability and efficiency some other materials in aerospace?
It may be cheaper to send the first part, see if it successfully gets back into Mars orbit after its surface mission. In case something goes wrong, they don't have to send the return stage. But yeah I don't really have numbers to back that up.
In my Firefox configuration there's only the window bar and scrollbar, and if there's more than one tab open, also the tab bar. If I need to put in some specific url, i use cmd+L (on mac), for many other things I use Ubiquity as a highly functional CLI for the browser. And yes when I'm doing financial stuff i reactivate it for certificate info and such.
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And what about the Hydrogen drum machine software, isn't that what they would aim for? So, why reinventing the wheel?
But admittedly I'm not an audio professional so maybe all this free/opensource software is missing key features I don't know about, which only commercial tools are providing so far...
Am I the only one that first thought Vermont would ban hacking the telephone system?
How many Prolog programmers does it take to change a lightbulb? false.
They got the idea from Futurama?
.. doesn't work also after setting ignore-compatibility-check. I will downgrade, because there's just no proper replacement for it.
http://youtu.be/kAG39jKi0lI
It will probably depend on how long they'll stay up there. Virgin Galactic plans are only for a few minutes of weightlessness.
And what about artificial gravity? Would it undo these effects, or is there another factor I've overlooked?
Might be an rtfa question, but what are such measurements useful for? What could one do with such data?
will he still shoot his spiderwebs from his palms?
It might make sense for the industry EADS is in, as maintenance of spacecraft is something very uncommon. So the question here might be, can this replace in reliability and efficiency some other materials in aerospace?
Kinda reminds me of DukeNukemForever, with "10 years" instead of "year".
Very nice, but where's the catch with this?
no flying chairs??
... it's MethMaaaaaan!
So the art of living a happy marriage is a "martial art"?
http://www.universetoday.com/7024/the-mars-landing-approach-getting-large-payloads-to-the-surface-of-the-red-planet/
Space elevators, why not? Maybe it is easier to use an approach with tethers..
It may be cheaper to send the first part, see if it successfully gets back into Mars orbit after its surface mission. In case something goes wrong, they don't have to send the return stage. But yeah I don't really have numbers to back that up.
I'm walking on sunshine! Whoa! I'm walking on sunshine whoa, oh, oh! I'm walking on sunshine whoa!
In my Firefox configuration there's only the window bar and scrollbar, and if there's more than one tab open, also the tab bar. If I need to put in some specific url, i use cmd+L (on mac), for many other things I use Ubiquity as a highly functional CLI for the browser. And yes when I'm doing financial stuff i reactivate it for certificate info and such.
oh my god what have i done?!?!
word.
thanks for the comment! i'd mod you insightful if i hadn't posted before :)
So the news is always, China "steals" from the US. Is this really the rule, and the US never "steals" from China? Is it really that black-and-white?