Devices at home get named after SC-BW buildings. Like Nexus for the server, Forge is the development machine, Pylon the Windows box and so on.
At my current workplace the servers are named pretty bad. They are named with Manufacturer_Model_Number. I'd try to avoid that if I'd be in charge. In a company I worked for long ago, every maschine had to have the name of an alcoholic drink. Beer was a DB-Server there, Port did the firewalling. Employees workstations must have names from drinks which were typical for the country/region the employee originated from. Like the Russian dude's workstation was Vodka, the German guy's Korn. I think that was a good directive.
Sadly the Grätzel cells failed to achieve a proper efficiency factor yet. 11% is far behind the factor it's silicon based or semiconductor siblings achieve.
But I do not want do devalue the achievement of Michael Grätzel and his team(s). He deserved that prize.
I do not know which player base you are talking about. The players I know do encourage each other to take part in the votings and do not label the CSM members as fanboys. Quite the contrary is what I see. Players do think that their CSM representatives are working really hard to make EvE a "better place".
But maybe I am just blinded by the awesomeness of Vuk Lau and Elvenlord;)
I totally agree. Especially when it comes to implementation of complex problems.
Another part is graphical development. If you have do render or mess around with voxels, shaders and textures you truly need a solid basis of math.
An organization as dangerous as Scientology must not be given a chance to prevent education.
The are banned for a reason.
I hope the courts will just laugh at them and send their lawyers home.
And now i'd really like to see that movie.
At least the new EU commisioner for justice Viviane Reding announced an enquiry of the EU Directive which was one of the main reasons for making that law in the first place.
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by Ralf-Philipp Weinmann: https://comsecuris.com/blog/po... just so you know ;)
Devices at home get named after SC-BW buildings. Like Nexus for the server, Forge is the development machine, Pylon the Windows box and so on. At my current workplace the servers are named pretty bad. They are named with Manufacturer_Model_Number. I'd try to avoid that if I'd be in charge. In a company I worked for long ago, every maschine had to have the name of an alcoholic drink. Beer was a DB-Server there, Port did the firewalling. Employees workstations must have names from drinks which were typical for the country/region the employee originated from. Like the Russian dude's workstation was Vodka, the German guy's Korn. I think that was a good directive.
Recent inspections in Germany showed that over 90% of all chicken produced for consumption contain remains of antibiotics. So I guess you are right.
http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/0,1518,797970,00.html (german),
http://de.babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_url?doit=done&tt=url&intl=1&fr=bf-home&trurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spiegel.de%2Fwissenschaft%2Fmensch%2F0%2C1518%2C797970%2C00.html&lp=de_en&btnTrUrl=%C3%9Cbersetzen (Yahoo Babelfish Translation)
News says, there is at least one nuclear power plant burning: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar/11/japan-declares-nuclear-emergency-quake I am scared now.
I don't get it. Duke Nukem Foerever? Rating? You kidding me?
Where did the click thingies go where one could select the fresh/funny/interesting and +/- stuff?
Yet another case where money > consumer protection/right.
Sadly the Grätzel cells failed to achieve a proper efficiency factor yet. 11% is far behind the factor it's silicon based or semiconductor siblings achieve. But I do not want do devalue the achievement of Michael Grätzel and his team(s). He deserved that prize.
I actually did like "Postal". And most of Bolls other production are not worse than - just to have an example - Narnia.
I do not know which player base you are talking about. The players I know do encourage each other to take part in the votings and do not label the CSM members as fanboys. Quite the contrary is what I see. Players do think that their CSM representatives are working really hard to make EvE a "better place". But maybe I am just blinded by the awesomeness of Vuk Lau and Elvenlord ;)
Proleague rules got changed and some suspects got removed from their team's roster: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=118849
I totally agree. Especially when it comes to implementation of complex problems. Another part is graphical development. If you have do render or mess around with voxels, shaders and textures you truly need a solid basis of math.
An organization as dangerous as Scientology must not be given a chance to prevent education. The are banned for a reason. I hope the courts will just laugh at them and send their lawyers home. And now i'd really like to see that movie.
Especially if you let a 3 year old play shooting games.
At least the new EU commisioner for justice Viviane Reding announced an enquiry of the EU Directive which was one of the main reasons for making that law in the first place.
I also had some doubts towards EvE-Online because it is MMO in space nad not fantasy, but you get used to it really quick.