On a hybrid stick do you need to clutch from a dead stop?
I would imagine since it is off, and then starts with the electric you could avoid needing the clutch there. That would give the clutch a very long life if true.
Second amendment: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Copyright Clause: To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries.
The Second amendment does not state, "To promote security of a free State..."
One is clearly an example to of why, the other a reason why.
In calling people who possess pot drug addicted you have painted yourself as ignorant to.
Drug addicts need treatment and help, but while they are still addicts (at least while they are "hard Core" addicts as the GP stated they should be kept away from high-school students.
And I would lump a hard core drug addict (i.e. a crack-head, speed freak, or junkie) together with violent people as people that should not be in school with my children (when I have them). I am suprised that someone would call that "ignorant".
Also "hard core" drug addicts usually have periods where they are violent.
Shouldn't that be "convenience is worth more than the movie"?
It is not like you have to suck all the bits into your house with a straw. In fact, one could envision "renting" the movie the night before when the DL would be at its fastest.
Fanatisism has been linked to certain genes. I am not saying that you have that gene or even that most fundamentalists are even fanatics, but fanatic Marxists, fanatic nationalists, fanatic Muslims, and fanatic Christians in general have a common gene. This is not to say that current religious fanatics would convert, but that potential religious fanatics will probably still become fanatics in generations to come.
I don't think most fundamentalists are fanatics, I do think that most violent ones are though, and those people would probably be violent fanatics anyway.
I say this as an athiest who often finds himself defending religion from Cristians, from athiests, and from non-religious agnostics, so you can take what I say with that in mind and try not to be too offended (if it is offensive).
In fact a highly talented exec can still get it wrong some time and cost a company $500m. If they were to then pay back $50m it would be a more fair situation.
Even risking a few years of $0m in wages is nothing if on a good year you get 10 figures.
Beryl (note spelling) is buggy. It isn't finished yet. Makes sense.
Feisty Fawn is still a bit buggy. Its only just released. Has Linux spread so far that we now have the MS apologists with us too? I havn't updated yet but there were a lot of bugs in the beta I have on my home computer, they should not be in the final release (For example gdesklets on AMD64). There is a transparent developement process and we should not expect to wait until version.03 (.06?) for a decent release. This could just as easily been an RC if it is not ready yet.
Nintendo had trouble getting everything shipped end og '06 so January has slightly inflated numbers.
The Japanese market is similar though. So it is possible that:
a) Europe/South America/Rest of Asia/Africa are getting more. b) They are being held for something big (speculated for next fiscal quarter). c) More "obscure" places count for a lot of stock and they are piling up in places like K-mart (sounds unlikly). d) A slight monkeying around with shipments to increase scarcety. e) Contracts running out for factory time without it being replaced elsewhere.
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This is a OT question.
On a hybrid stick do you need to clutch from a dead stop?
I would imagine since it is off, and then starts with the electric you could avoid needing the clutch there. That would give the clutch a very long life if true.
Second amendment:
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Copyright Clause:
To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries.
The Second amendment does not state, "To promote security of a free State..."
One is clearly an example to of why, the other a reason why.
Funny how I can still play Ports of Call or Civilization from memmory, but cannot do starcraft because all I have now is the disk.
Also, Activation leads to bigger problems (apps not games) if a company goes under and you want to read that old family tree file.
I cannot always see 1+ miles down the road (60 seconds at highway speed). So I cannot anticipate the stop.
Maybe I am too stupid to understand, but wouldn't rotation on axis be measured as RPM, or deg/sec or rad/sec?
In fact the linear speed when on the actual axis would be 0 miles per second.
I assume 770 miles/sec is the linear speed when on the ring 93 million miles away from the axis.
I am eager to be corrected on this though.
"Rotation on axis 770 miles per second"
That doesn't even make sense.
In calling people who possess pot drug addicted you have painted yourself as ignorant to.
Drug addicts need treatment and help, but while they are still addicts (at least while they are "hard Core" addicts as the GP stated they should be kept away from high-school students.
And I would lump a hard core drug addict (i.e. a crack-head, speed freak, or junkie) together with violent people as people that should not be in school with my children (when I have them). I am suprised that someone would call that "ignorant".
Also "hard core" drug addicts usually have periods where they are violent.
Shouldn't that be "convenience is worth more than the movie"?
It is not like you have to suck all the bits into your house with a straw. In fact, one could envision "renting" the movie the night before when the DL would be at its fastest.
Probably not a clean power supply.
Try tightening the connections on the wires in the switch/lamp/outlet.
I re-wired a lamp and it made a huge difference in the life of my bulbs.
10 - 20 percent efficient?
Also they found the cat shit worms (I forget the name) cause women to be promiscuousand men reclusive. More disturbing because it is people.
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Weren't we closer 30 years ago?
Fanatisism has been linked to certain genes. I am not saying that you have that gene or even that most fundamentalists are even fanatics, but fanatic Marxists, fanatic nationalists, fanatic Muslims, and fanatic Christians in general have a common gene. This is not to say that current religious fanatics would convert, but that potential religious fanatics will probably still become fanatics in generations to come.
I don't think most fundamentalists are fanatics, I do think that most violent ones are though, and those people would probably be violent fanatics anyway.
I say this as an athiest who often finds himself defending religion from Cristians, from athiests, and from non-religious agnostics, so you can take what I say with that in mind and try not to be too offended (if it is offensive).
Is that really where RIM was first?
Anywhere I worked the people really making the money (partners) did not have Blackberry's and THAT was a status symbol, this was a few years ago.
In fact a highly talented exec can still get it wrong some time and cost a company $500m. If they were to then pay back $50m it would be a more fair situation.
Even risking a few years of $0m in wages is nothing if on a good year you get 10 figures.
Reminds me of the last Redhat install I did (5.2).
I actually find those splash screens useful as they explain new features to check out and don't get in the way.
The tetris game during install was better though (Corel I think).
I was concerned that was the case when I posted :)
foopah == best word ever
Beryl (note spelling) is buggy. It isn't finished yet.
.03 (.06?) for a decent release. This could just as easily been an RC if it is not ready yet.
Makes sense.
Feisty Fawn is still a bit buggy. Its only just released.
Has Linux spread so far that we now have the MS apologists with us too?
I havn't updated yet but there were a lot of bugs in the beta I have on my home computer, they should not be in the final release (For example gdesklets on AMD64). There is a transparent developement process and we should not expect to wait until version
so all they're really losing right now is the PR battle.
And lots of money.
Those videos look unplayable to me (granted it is not a productions release). The jumpy pointer looks painful to use.
I am also concerned about latency on the pointer (using the Wii menu as my judge).
NDP is north America.
Nintendo had trouble getting everything shipped end og '06 so January has slightly inflated numbers.
The Japanese market is similar though. So it is possible that:
a) Europe/South America/Rest of Asia/Africa are getting more.
b) They are being held for something big (speculated for next fiscal quarter).
c) More "obscure" places count for a lot of stock and they are piling up in places like K-mart (sounds unlikly).
d) A slight monkeying around with shipments to increase scarcety.
e) Contracts running out for factory time without it being replaced elsewhere.
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I liked your example, but you should have previewed.
RTFA.
It is explained and really short too.
Damn, you are so much smarter than me. Thanks for pointing out that I am idiot.
You are right, clearly the providers have a very goos idea of who does and does not have access (especialy DSL by phone number).