I'm sure their clone will be almost as good as mine, but probably not actually as good.
That's pretty arrogant, considering Iran has it's own drone program for at least 5 years. (Hezbollah used them in the 2006 war.)
"On March 16, 2009, US forces in Iraq reported they shot down, using an F-16 warplane, an Iranian Ababil 3 drone on February 25, 2009 that had been flying through Iraqi airspace for "almost an hour and 10 minutes." "
My guess is that people are having less children, so they spend less on education, healthcare, and childcare. Also, if people go without healthcare because it's too expensive, its weight gets lower in CPI.
Imagine a situation where the cost to buy something from Amazon was dependent on your distance from an Amazon distribution centre; Amazon's business would quickly fall apart as they would be undercut by a hundred local competitors.
I'm not sure whether the same distinction applies in Europe. I see no reason why debit should be exempt from fraud protection. In my country (Hungary) barely anyone uses credit cards.
Unfortunately there were very few programs that could use that, as it was a different CPU than the C64. (It had two CPUs for backwards compatibility with the C64, I used mine mostly in C64 mode.)
Yeah, there's debt liability, however the bank still increased the amount of cash flowing in the system, therefore it causes inflation until the debts are paid back.
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I'm sure their clone will be almost as good as mine, but probably not actually as good.
That's pretty arrogant, considering Iran has it's own drone program for at least 5 years. (Hezbollah used them in the 2006 war.)
"On March 16, 2009, US forces in Iraq reported they shot down, using an F-16 warplane, an Iranian Ababil 3 drone on February 25, 2009 that had been flying through Iraqi airspace for "almost an hour and 10 minutes." "
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghods_Ababil
Link to the referenced story:
http://gizmodo.com/5658661/fbi-gets-caught-tracking-mans-car-wants-its-gps-device-back
My guess is that people are having less children, so they spend less on education, healthcare, and childcare. Also, if people go without healthcare because it's too expensive, its weight gets lower in CPI.
Well this toy supports inline Latex equations. (OoLatex) Can you tell the same about Word?
We could make mighty fast logical reasoners, text search would become even faster etc.
Not really, housing, education, healthcare, childcare became much more expensive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akVL7QY0S8A (lecture by Elizabeth Warren, professor of business law)
Facebook is not worthless but it's overpriced. (Look and their price/earning ratio.)
Monopoly in social networks. Not so much monopoly in market research.
What really matters is:
- libraries
- good IDE with autocompletion (sorry, an Emacs mode won't cut it)
- cost of training
Java/C# has these. FP languages don't.
I'm just hoping they won't end in a litterbox.
And Java WebStart, and Flash.
In Europe socialist has a different meaning.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_republic
These model airplanes cost 10-30 million dollars.
It's also in use in medicine factories. (Interfacing PLCs and whatnot.)
Also, they always tried to sell Playstations as general purpose devices, as that way they had to pay less tax in Europe.
The problem is, the computers don't tell what to do about it.
You're right, however you can still use it for storing backups.
Wow, you did learn everything about nuclear engineering from action movies?
How long will the area unsuitable for agriculture? What about economic damage?
Imagine a situation where the cost to buy something from Amazon was dependent on your distance from an Amazon distribution centre; Amazon's business would quickly fall apart as they would be undercut by a hundred local competitors.
Oh, the horror!
Hey, are you some cheapskate luser? /sarcasm
Probably not, but GP was definitely talking out of his ass.
I'm not sure whether the same distinction applies in Europe. I see no reason why debit should be exempt from fraud protection. In my country (Hungary) barely anyone uses credit cards.
Unfortunately there were very few programs that could use that, as it was a different CPU than the C64. (It had two CPUs for backwards compatibility with the C64, I used mine mostly in C64 mode.)
Yeah, there's debt liability, however the bank still increased the amount of cash flowing in the system, therefore it causes inflation until the debts are paid back.