Nope, our's is pretty much the only post-secondary institution in western Canada that still uses blackboard. Blackboard technically doesn't (as in, doesn't have the technical ability to) support students choosing their own electives. Every other institution around here has switched to newer technology because the entire system is dated and broken.
North polar ice is indeed diminishing. South polar ice is increasing. You phrase this as if to suggest both are melting. It is a lie. Start with an obvious lie and nothing else in your post can be taken seriously.
"Increasing" or "decreasing" mean nothing without some kind of quantity. For instance, the greenland ice sheet (arctic) is melting at a rate of 367 Gt/year between 2008 and 2012 which dwarfs antarctica's meager increase of 33Gt/year.
The article says they can only roll through stop signs, red lights still require a full stop first (though they can proceed like a car would at a stop sign if safe to do so).
Absolutely, and that doesn't even take into account an unexpected temporary or permanent loss of emloyee(s) such as someone calling in sick or getting hit by the proverbial milk truck during the morning commute. If your business can't function after an arbitrary employee has been abducted by aliens, you have a problem that needs to be fixed before it fixes you.
Tell that to my graduating class that had to take "Film and Theatre" to get their Bachelors of Technology. I'm sure at some point my job will require me to analyze a polish political film and compare its characters to those in Mother Courage...
Who says the other communication method can't be detected in other ways? A very simple example is using focused EM (or otherwise) radiation to cause a bush to catch fire (and thus produce smoke). Perhaps they have a technology that could disrupt EM radiation, alter the colour spectrum in select areas, vibrate objects to produce sound. Those would definitely be detectable by us. Even if we would have no way to respond along their medium, they could potentially instruct us how to build a transmitter.
What the hell are you talking about? I was saying, assuming my assumption is correct, that he was justified in OPENING the case, not fucking keeping it.
I think he was talking about the clutch being stuck in the "engaged" state. So basically, we wants to know if you can get a standard moving without using the clutch, which is probably going to cost more money's worth of damage to the transmission than the tow-truck would have cost.
FYI 4WD is only useful in mud, not snow which quickly becomes ice.
4WD (especially with a locking diff) is extremely useful in snow. It means those other two tires you were pushing through the snow are now pulling themselves onto and through the snow.
This test was to ensure that they could hit a relatively small target (at an acceptable speed to not crater the rocket). The ocean is cool in that, storms aside, you can pretty easily get to just about any part of it. Deserts are full of rocky terrain, outcroppings and small settlements that don't take to kindly to the sky falling. Now that they've demonstrated that they can hit a decent sized target, they'll probably go for a near-ground ocean landing or possibly a ground landing on their next mission.
Judging by the second video, they've already done that and are looking for some extra help. I'm sure they would be happy to hire someone that can show they have the ability to go further.
Even comparing the same number of layers puts bluray (25GB single-layer, 50GB dual-layer) way ahead of HD-DVD (15GB single-layer, 30GB dual-layer). You are correct about the xbox part though, my bad.
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Nope, our's is pretty much the only post-secondary institution in western Canada that still uses blackboard. Blackboard technically doesn't (as in, doesn't have the technical ability to) support students choosing their own electives. Every other institution around here has switched to newer technology because the entire system is dated and broken.
North polar ice is indeed diminishing. South polar ice is increasing. You phrase this as if to suggest both are melting. It is a lie. Start with an obvious lie and nothing else in your post can be taken seriously.
"Increasing" or "decreasing" mean nothing without some kind of quantity. For instance, the greenland ice sheet (arctic) is melting at a rate of 367 Gt/year between 2008 and 2012 which dwarfs antarctica's meager increase of 33Gt/year.
The article says they can only roll through stop signs, red lights still require a full stop first (though they can proceed like a car would at a stop sign if safe to do so).
Absolutely, and that doesn't even take into account an unexpected temporary or permanent loss of emloyee(s) such as someone calling in sick or getting hit by the proverbial milk truck during the morning commute. If your business can't function after an arbitrary employee has been abducted by aliens, you have a problem that needs to be fixed before it fixes you.
Tell that to my graduating class that had to take "Film and Theatre" to get their Bachelors of Technology. I'm sure at some point my job will require me to analyze a polish political film and compare its characters to those in Mother Courage...
Someone needs to take a cluebat to whoever set the server to default to "directory access".
Who says the other communication method can't be detected in other ways? A very simple example is using focused EM (or otherwise) radiation to cause a bush to catch fire (and thus produce smoke). Perhaps they have a technology that could disrupt EM radiation, alter the colour spectrum in select areas, vibrate objects to produce sound. Those would definitely be detectable by us. Even if we would have no way to respond along their medium, they could potentially instruct us how to build a transmitter.
How many pedestrians is it allowed to hit during the attempt?
Where's my +1 Funny mod?
What the hell are you talking about? I was saying, assuming my assumption is correct, that he was justified in OPENING the case, not fucking keeping it.
That contact info was most likely *inside* the case. Otherwise it would be likely to get lost when the packaging is removed.
I think he was talking about the clutch being stuck in the "engaged" state. So basically, we wants to know if you can get a standard moving without using the clutch, which is probably going to cost more money's worth of damage to the transmission than the tow-truck would have cost.
FYI 4WD is only useful in mud, not snow which quickly becomes ice.
4WD (especially with a locking diff) is extremely useful in snow. It means those other two tires you were pushing through the snow are now pulling themselves onto and through the snow.
Yep, mine even does turn-by-turn with nothing but a GPS signal :)
I'm actually curious if any of the representatives from EA actually used the word "buy".
And yet are still one of the largest email service providers in the world.
Next time, try reading the next 10 words.
HAM operators are also licensed and registered, unlike most other hobbyists.
Well, not everyone runs a video rendering farm that generates over 3TB per employee!
Maybe because you only get 1 shot?
This test was to ensure that they could hit a relatively small target (at an acceptable speed to not crater the rocket). The ocean is cool in that, storms aside, you can pretty easily get to just about any part of it. Deserts are full of rocky terrain, outcroppings and small settlements that don't take to kindly to the sky falling. Now that they've demonstrated that they can hit a decent sized target, they'll probably go for a near-ground ocean landing or possibly a ground landing on their next mission.
Click the "looking for help" link and scroll to the bottom.
Judging by the second video, they've already done that and are looking for some extra help. I'm sure they would be happy to hire someone that can show they have the ability to go further.
Only because netflix isn't big enough to fight back. I highly doubt a lowly ISP would dare fuck with the *AA.
Even comparing the same number of layers puts bluray (25GB single-layer, 50GB dual-layer) way ahead of HD-DVD (15GB single-layer, 30GB dual-layer). You are correct about the xbox part though, my bad.