My guess is that the gravitation pull between them (over said Billions of years) has pulled them into aligned orbits. But I am neither an astrophysicist, nor a rocket scientist, so salt may be required.
Make the event name the employees number/name/what-ever then export as CSV. Then import into LibreOffice/MSOffice/GoogleDocs and tally the hours/days/star-dates.
While fresh water is a valuable resource, it is also a resource you can create from other water (such as from the ocean). Oil is VERY difficult to create with anything other than oil.
My old laptop had a blu-ray drive. It even came with a blu-ray "showcase" blu-ray disk that was supposed to show the benefits of blu-ray over DVD or something. I say something because I tried for 20 minutes to get it to work and it never did. That night I installed Linux on it and never did get a blu-ray disk to play in it till the day it died.
I don't think there are any that use the major video chat clients (skype, etc), but you can set up a private ejabberd server fairly easily and do video-chat over SSL using that. I've actually set that up in the middle of a park with no internet connection (ejabberd was pre-configured on a laptop). Best part is there are xmpp/jabber clients for just about ANY platform (including iOS and android). Blackberry is the only one we haven't tried yet.
3-prong probably, 120V most definitely. Worst comes to worse, just cut the end off and hard-wire it. Failing 120V AC, I'm sure the DC output equivalent should still be available.
YES! Non-text media should be handled by the system's media software. I would LOVE it if youtube would just have a link that I can click on that opens in VLC, your website's contact page would have a link that I click on that opens in Google Earth or Marble. The only exception I can think of would be images as *thumbnails* only. I'm sick and tired of being trapped in my browser shitty excuse for a video player (be it flash or HTML5) when I have a VERY capable fully-featured video player with frame-by-frame playback, rewind, subtitle support and tracking controls.
PLEASE take everything media related OUT of my browser. Text, links, thumbnails and CSS for basic layout management is ALL we really need. In fact, I'd like to go even 1 step further and take layout management away from webmasters as well. Why should THEY get to decide how the menus work and the site navigation is layed out. This is one of the reasons why RSS readers are so nice, every website's feed uses the EXACT same interface and you NEVER have to try to figure out where they hid the menu or the contact page.
Webmasters should compile the data into a basic heirarchy of XML with some predefined fields for contact information, navigation menus and search features. Leave the layout management to the user because THEY know what they want, you don't.
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That doesn't do anything to protect you from the HR drone sifting through 100's of resumes.
My guess is that the gravitation pull between them (over said Billions of years) has pulled them into aligned orbits. But I am neither an astrophysicist, nor a rocket scientist, so salt may be required.
Make the event name the employees number/name/what-ever then export as CSV. Then import into LibreOffice/MSOffice/GoogleDocs and tally the hours/days/star-dates.
Or better yet, take your "vacation" and if/when they call you in, tell them it's overtime!
When it comes to drinking and growing crops, there's not substitute for fresh water.
It's got what plants need!
I don't think a 3-year-old can be "gun proofed".
Good thing /. is finally compatible with screen readers. Oh wait...
This was a quite a while ago, before Google returned useful technical data of any kind.
It was a joke. Us Canadians like to joke about Canada's military consisting of rocket-launching Moose and rabid-beaver-launching war canoes.
While fresh water is a valuable resource, it is also a resource you can create from other water (such as from the ocean). Oil is VERY difficult to create with anything other than oil.
The cabbie might overhear a few things, but I'd be shocked to find out my conversations were being routinely recorded and stored.
The notices on every side of the taxi stating such didn't tip you off?
Now you just have to figure out how to separate them from the metal table.
Because the batteries weight about 400 pounds, full or empty!
I do when they take pixels off the bottom to make up for it.
My old laptop had a blu-ray drive. It even came with a blu-ray "showcase" blu-ray disk that was supposed to show the benefits of blu-ray over DVD or something. I say something because I tried for 20 minutes to get it to work and it never did. That night I installed Linux on it and never did get a blu-ray disk to play in it till the day it died.
I think I did *once* just to check the supported refresh rates.
You never know, you may win the lottery!
Not many countries can get away with having no military and the ones that can it is only because another nation or nations protects them.
Speak for yourself.
-a Canadian
Oil is a resource.
He never said SHE shot it. Usually there is more than 1 person near a .50 when it gets fired.
I don't think there are any that use the major video chat clients (skype, etc), but you can set up a private ejabberd server fairly easily and do video-chat over SSL using that. I've actually set that up in the middle of a park with no internet connection (ejabberd was pre-configured on a laptop). Best part is there are xmpp/jabber clients for just about ANY platform (including iOS and android). Blackberry is the only one we haven't tried yet.
Does anyone know the current $/km^2 of destruction for nuclear devices is these days?
Why the hell would you bring your baby to an anti-violence protest?!?
3-prong probably, 120V most definitely. Worst comes to worse, just cut the end off and hard-wire it. Failing 120V AC, I'm sure the DC output equivalent should still be available.
YES! Non-text media should be handled by the system's media software. I would LOVE it if youtube would just have a link that I can click on that opens in VLC, your website's contact page would have a link that I click on that opens in Google Earth or Marble. The only exception I can think of would be images as *thumbnails* only. I'm sick and tired of being trapped in my browser shitty excuse for a video player (be it flash or HTML5) when I have a VERY capable fully-featured video player with frame-by-frame playback, rewind, subtitle support and tracking controls.
PLEASE take everything media related OUT of my browser. Text, links, thumbnails and CSS for basic layout management is ALL we really need. In fact, I'd like to go even 1 step further and take layout management away from webmasters as well. Why should THEY get to decide how the menus work and the site navigation is layed out. This is one of the reasons why RSS readers are so nice, every website's feed uses the EXACT same interface and you NEVER have to try to figure out where they hid the menu or the contact page.
Webmasters should compile the data into a basic heirarchy of XML with some predefined fields for contact information, navigation menus and search features. Leave the layout management to the user because THEY know what they want, you don't.