Yes, there no effort to wipe anyone out. It is still kind of amazing that more bombs were dropped on Laos than the U.S. dropped in all of WW II. I suppose carpet bombing really just means 'softer bombing'.
walking down a supermarket aisle and hearing a chime as you pass the peanut butter letting you know it's on salewalking down a supermarket aisle and hearing a chime as you pass the peanut butter letting you know it's on sale
Just imagine. What a wonderful world it would be! This is much better than that John Lennon song.
Of all the gadgets I've seen in all the Bond movies, the only one that really grabbed me and made me say "I want THAT!" was the soviet tank he drove through the streets of Moscow. All the rest was tripe or too unbelieveable to even illicit interest.
I think Illicit Interest would be a good name for a bond film
IF you patent the idea, you retain all rights to give it away freely, sell it or whatever, to whomever. If you don't you lose your rights over the invention.
I say patent it and then decide based on what offers you get. Once you patent it you can shop around for people to license it to. You can define the terms of the license (3 years and then you can offer it as GPL or NOT)
Don't be a fool, its your blood and sweat, you deserve to own it.
Maybe Microsoft is just playing with the hackers. How else would microsoft generate interest with the penguin-heads? If they pretend that they get really offended when someone hacks their little black box, more anti-Microsoft hackers will buy one to get in on it. What other company can convince people that they are getting screwing when people purchase their product?
Stephen Wolfram? He has already shown his disdain for the peer review system and is just as dogmatic about his own ideas as Bush's fundamentalist yahoos are about their's.
patent method of acquiring money solely from exploiting patent institutions. In this way I can sue everyone who tries to sue anyone for patent infringement. I can even sue anyone who tries to sue me.
Main Entry: guru Pronunciation: 'gur-(")ü also g&-'rü Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural gurus Etymology: Hindi guru, from Sanskrit guru, from guru, adjective, heavy, venerable -- more at GRIEVE Date: 1613 1 : a personal religious teacher and spiritual guide in Hinduism 2 a : a teacher and especially intellectual guide in matters of fundamental concern b : one who is an acknowledged leader or chief proponent c : a person with knowledge or expertise : EXPERT
Everyone seems to be focussing on the limitations of this thing and saying it will only be useful in a limited set of circumstances. Heck, EVERYTHING is only useful in a limited set of circumstances.
However, this will be VERY useful in a large number of circumstances. Think about how many people you interact with in your day to day business, and how often you use speech to do this, I'm sure only about 1%, if that, of people can understand the ASL for "cream and sugar please" or whatnot. This glove will allow deaf people to make themselves heard to those around them, possibly not accurately, certainly not poetically, but heard nonetheless.
Its a better idea than esperanto and vanilla coke.
I think it would really screw these people if we could just get Bermuda, Barbados and the Cayman Islands to enact some kind of similar law targetting entertainment execs. The country that contains their assets could then cease them, and I'm sure cayman jails are pretty nasty.
Isn't this a similar circumstance to making microsoft divulge their source code to a third party. This third party would have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, but what's the damage there.
I guess htey cannot guarantee there machines secure if someone knows how they work as then that person could find the backdoor. But still is this really security?
Man if you put this 1 gigahertz in your pocket you'll really get some sweaty balls. My laptop, with a fan cooks my desk and its maybe 5 times larger. I saw no ventilation on the case. Forget sweaty this thing will be just damn dangerous.
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Is he part of the Raelians?
Perhaps he's cloned himself to be able to write so much groundbreaking code so quickly.
Yes, there no effort to wipe anyone out. It is still kind of amazing that more bombs were dropped on Laos than the U.S. dropped in all of WW II. I suppose carpet bombing really just means 'softer bombing'.
walking down a supermarket aisle and hearing a chime as you pass the peanut butter letting you know it's on salewalking down a supermarket aisle and hearing a chime as you pass the peanut butter letting you know it's on sale
Just imagine. What a wonderful world it would be! This is much better than that John Lennon song.
Of all the gadgets I've seen in all the Bond movies, the only one that really grabbed me and made me say "I want THAT!" was the soviet tank he drove through the streets of Moscow. All the rest was tripe or too unbelieveable to even illicit interest.
I think Illicit Interest would be a good name for a bond film
Yes we do.
Imagine playing pong on Jerry Fallwell.
Engineers without borders
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http://www.ewb-isf.org/
Here's an internship for a hardware/software project leader in Uganda:
http://www.ewb-isf.org/content/internships/f02/
IF you patent the idea, you retain all rights to give it away freely, sell it or whatever, to whomever. If you don't you lose your rights over the invention.
I say patent it and then decide based on what offers you get. Once you patent it you can shop around for people to license it to. You can define the terms of the license (3 years and then you can offer it as GPL or NOT)
Don't be a fool, its your blood and sweat, you deserve to own it.
In the event of a colloquy, it picks the most vociferous participants.
Imagine what that would do to slashdot. Getting moderating up for larger and larger fonts?
Maybe Microsoft is just playing with the hackers. How else would microsoft generate interest with the penguin-heads? If they pretend that they get really offended when someone hacks their little black box, more anti-Microsoft hackers will buy one to get in on it. What other company can convince people that they are getting screwing when people purchase their product?
Stephen Wolfram? He has already shown his disdain for the peer review system and is just as dogmatic about his own ideas as Bush's fundamentalist yahoos are about their's.
patent method of acquiring money solely from exploiting patent institutions. In this way I can sue everyone who tries to sue anyone for patent infringement. I can even sue anyone who tries to sue me.
Main Entry: guru
Pronunciation: 'gur-(")ü also g&-'rü
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural gurus
Etymology: Hindi guru, from Sanskrit guru, from guru, adjective, heavy, venerable -- more at GRIEVE
Date: 1613
1 : a personal religious teacher and spiritual guide in Hinduism
2 a : a teacher and especially intellectual guide in matters of fundamental concern b : one who is an acknowledged leader or chief proponent c : a person with knowledge or expertise : EXPERT
Hmm
Your search - cache:miW9o7Rra4gJ:www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,4 84704,00.asp "There is a backlash against Red Hat - did not match any documents.
I was going to post a long and well argued reply, but instead I think this will suffice:
So to get a series of 416 properly chiral amino acids
I think 416 is the area code of toronto, canada.
Everyone seems to be focussing on the limitations of this thing and saying it will only be useful in a limited set of circumstances. Heck, EVERYTHING is only useful in a limited set of circumstances.
However, this will be VERY useful in a large number of circumstances. Think about how many people you interact with in your day to day business, and how often you use speech to do this, I'm sure only about 1%, if that, of people can understand the ASL for "cream and sugar please" or whatnot. This glove will allow deaf people to make themselves heard to those around them, possibly not accurately, certainly not poetically, but heard nonetheless.
Its a better idea than esperanto and vanilla coke.
I think it would really screw these people if we could just get Bermuda, Barbados and the Cayman Islands to enact some kind of similar law targetting entertainment execs. The country that contains their assets could then cease them, and I'm sure cayman jails are pretty nasty.
just like I'd like to get a more efficient fridge or bigger TV while I'm sleeping.
Mod parent up, just for that!
I just checked out:
http://tv.yahoo.com/nielsen/
And 3 of the top ten shows are part of the law and order syndicate. That's pretty amazing if you ask me.
This place has thousands of mac games. Some are shareware, but most are abandon ware.
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Mac Gamer
Greenwich?
Yukon?
Longhorn?
If you make an acronym out of MS' code names and order them based on release dat you get GYL
or
Gates
You
Lost
Coincidence....?
Its not how fast but how.
Why are fat people called fat when fat people have more skin than skinny peoply do?
Isn't this a similar circumstance to making microsoft divulge their source code to a third party. This third party would have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, but what's the damage there.
I guess htey cannot guarantee there machines secure if someone knows how they work as then that person could find the backdoor. But still is this really security?
Man if you put this 1 gigahertz in your pocket you'll really get some sweaty balls. My laptop, with a fan cooks my desk and its maybe 5 times larger. I saw no ventilation on the case. Forget sweaty this thing will be just damn dangerous.
Thanks, nice thesis. Your about the author is a little strange though