Fast-growing trees drain nutrients but absorb little CO2, for example.
It's a bit more complicated than that:
"The study showed that when phosphorus or nitrogen -- which occur naturally in rain forest soils -- were added to forest plots in Costa Rica, they caused an increase in carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere by about 20 percent annually, said Cleveland. "
"On a global scale, long-term fluxes are approximately in balance, so that an undisturbed rainforest would have a small net impact on atmospheric carbon dioxide levels,[14]"
I've bought a few of the Indie Royale packs, and there's always a game I never heard of that is pleasently surprising me. At the moment they're offering Hard Reset, which is quality wise an AAA game. In January they offered Nuclear Dawn, which is almost AAA quality. I bought both of these before they went on sale.
Vertex Dispenser is a nice casual action/strategy game. If you like Darwinia, you'll like this too.
MIT OCW material is of varying completeness for each subject.
HR people will demand Bsc, no matter what. Also parents will keep pushing their children to college / student loan. (You can't just sit all day before your computer, blah, blah, blah.)
Java succeeded because Sun 1) gave it away, and 2) threw money at giving it away. Remember "applets"? Java was supposed to be the programming language of the Web.
Sun threw even more money at it by supporting a lot of opensource projects. (They even made an opensource MMO engine in Java, Darkstar.)
"Java was supposed to be the programming language of the Web." - Given that most enterprise applications have web interfaces, it's not a real miss. PHP became more popular because of cheaper hosting.
It's only worth it, if the competing languages suck too much. But languages has gotten much better in the last two decades, so the bar has been raised pretty high.
Funny thing is, I wouldn't have found GP's post if you don't bump. (When writing this he has score 0 and you have 5.) Thanks God for inline comments and bump.
There was one study that showed that pure fructose IS a greater problem (because fructose doesnt cap insulin response the same way glucose does), but then the discussion was never ON pure fructose-- it has always been on HFCS which is most commonly 55/42 mix.
That still means that sucrose/pure glucose is a better option from at least for less risk of diabetes. (Of course I don't know how that would influence obesity.) But a different insulin response is a pretty big deal.
I don't you should've taken those things literally. Having more storage space, memory and processor power however has its advantages and there will be always programs that can make use of that. Video editing is done now by the masses, and it needs beefy hardware. And it doesn't seem we've reached the end of the resolution wars.
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Because of small fonts. At least that's how it was with XP system fonts. And when you increased it's size, everything looks butt-ugly.
Fast-growing trees drain nutrients but absorb little CO2, for example.
It's a bit more complicated than that:
"The study showed that when phosphorus or nitrogen -- which occur naturally in rain forest soils -- were added to forest plots in Costa Rica, they caused an increase in carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere by about 20 percent annually, said Cleveland. "
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/06/060621084137.htm
"On a global scale, long-term fluxes are approximately in balance, so that an undisturbed rainforest would have a small net impact on atmospheric carbon dioxide levels,[14]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainforest
Think McDonalds on every corner rather than Bob's Bugers, Carol's Cakes, or Fred the Fishmonger.
Do you mean that non-hipsters shouldn't care?
I don't think people outside of the US really care about Child's Play. (I don't. )
There are quite a lot of them, here's a nice summary:
http://www.reddit.com/r/GameDeals/comments/qtna1/upcoming_bundles/
Indie Royale
Indie Gala
Indie Underdog pack
Gamedev Bundle
Indie Facekick
I've bought a few of the Indie Royale packs, and there's always a game I never heard of that is pleasently surprising me. At the moment they're offering Hard Reset, which is quality wise an AAA game. In January they offered Nuclear Dawn, which is almost AAA quality. I bought both of these before they went on sale.
Vertex Dispenser is a nice casual action/strategy game. If you like Darwinia, you'll like this too.
Two men enter, one man leaves!
Just like Commodore.
MIT OCW material is of varying completeness for each subject.
HR people will demand Bsc, no matter what. Also parents will keep pushing their children to college / student loan. (You can't just sit all day before your computer, blah, blah, blah.)
Here's the link to relevant story: link
Didn't you get the memo? Even birdsongs are copyrighted.
Java succeeded because Sun 1) gave it away, and 2) threw money at giving it away. Remember "applets"? Java was supposed to be the programming language of the Web.
Sun threw even more money at it by supporting a lot of opensource projects. (They even made an opensource MMO engine in Java, Darkstar.)
"Java was supposed to be the programming language of the Web." - Given that most enterprise applications have web interfaces, it's not a real miss. PHP became more popular because of cheaper hosting.
It seems like a chicken-egg problem.
It's only worth it, if the competing languages suck too much. But languages has gotten much better in the last two decades, so the bar has been raised pretty high.
Just like C# or Javascript (ok, Javascript usually doesn't get compiled).
I don't like buying games that I play only once and then shit on the shelf.
Sounds like a shitty game.
The translation bit was lame,
Maybe you forgot that Mad Max was redubbed for US release.
We must stop the bug meteors!
Funny thing is, I wouldn't have found GP's post if you don't bump. (When writing this he has score 0 and you have 5.) Thanks God for inline comments and bump.
It's against the Hague convention to intentionally cripple/blind people.
Just be glad they don't use .22 rounds.
Disco outfits and tinfoil hats back in style.
There was one study that showed that pure fructose IS a greater problem (because fructose doesnt cap insulin response the same way glucose does), but then the discussion was never ON pure fructose-- it has always been on HFCS which is most commonly 55/42 mix.
That still means that sucrose/pure glucose is a better option from at least for less risk of diabetes. (Of course I don't know how that would influence obesity.) But a different insulin response is a pretty big deal.
No, they want you to buy a gigantic Nokia phone.
I don't you should've taken those things literally.
Having more storage space, memory and processor power however has its advantages and there will be always programs that can make use of that. Video editing is done now by the masses, and it needs beefy hardware. And it doesn't seem we've reached the end of the resolution wars.
Apple wasn't the first to the music player market with its iPod either. You're underestimating the brand image.
Sorry, the wiki page is about the way marketing people use it.