Amazon.com is undoubtedly doing this with the permission of the publishers. The publishers are obviously fans of Amazon.com and probably trust them - whats good for Amazon is good for the publishers and vice versa.
That wasn't the case with mp3.com and the record industry, mp3.com didn't sell any RIAA music.
Not/that/ vast. I mean, if it actually costed $200,000 USD to build a plant to power 200,000 people... (or even 5x that for the "vastly different" labor and part costs) just think how cheap our power would be.
Yea, it is awfully amazing that a nuclear power plant is $200,000. You can't even get a shack in Mountain View, CA for $200,000. This has to be to good to be true. Or its not $200,000 USD, but some other measure (there's 28 rubles to the USD, so thats not the case).
Well, you can see not all of New Orleans was destroyed. Just having a no-rebuilding policy seems sensible. Because yes, a city below sea-level in an area with hurricanes is not sensible.
They were removed just to give a more clean interface. There's an icon to open the page in a web browser if you want to edit. amaroK is a media player, we wanted to avoid turning it into a full-blown web browser.:)
Look at the screen shot in the dot.kde.org article to see how it works in amaroK. Knowledge is another KDE project that will act as a frontend to Wikipedia.
He couldn't sense either. He should've walked in and been like "who knocked you up?" before Padmé could have even started to talk. We are talking about suppoesedly one of the most powerful Jedi's here.
I'm not often the kind of person to be annoyed by holes in a movie while I'm watching it. More often, I reflect back and notice them. However, while watching the movie, why the hell Anakin isn't able to sense Padme's pregnancy before she says so; he's obviously surprised. And they always refer to 'the baby.' He's able to sense when Luke is in the same star system in the original trilogy, but not that there are twins? Give me a break!
A program as large the space shuttle has inertia. Certainly the ISS has plenty of inertia, what with international agreements being involved. Really, I wish they just let the thing burn and we'll forget it ever happened. Its just a money drain - though I suppose I should be happy they're supporting our dear military-industrial complex in a peaceful manner.
While I do think the ISS and the space shuttle probably have brought us engineering know-how, the only actual science I've ever heard of it bringing us is from the Hubble Space Telescope, and that is set to burn in 2008. Lets leave the Earths orbit to private companies.
No, no it doesn't. This project is porting Gentoo to the NT kernel, the same way Gentoo is being ported to the BSD and Solaris kernels.
I'm not sure its an April Fools joke. If it is, its violating the number one rule of April Fools jokes, include the date somewhere. The only date is from a couple of days ago.
Yea, you could use mplayer or streamripper to download various BBC shows. I really enjoy their science programming, just go to the http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4 and click on science. They often have various specials (right now, they have a special on Freud) and regular programming where scientists discuss their research. Like NPR's Science Friday without the annoying people calling in.
It should be noted that French people still say e-mail. Don't judge a country by what their elite idiots say... the most that can be said about the French is that their elites are more vocal about such things.
If you haven't noticed, folks aren't that happy when they get "liberated" no matter the state of the current regime. Plus we don't have the troops to do it.
Well, they could at least be productive while they do so. It is one thing I like about NASA, it is a way for senators and congress members to bring home the pork without having to kill anyone.
It is true that a lot of power in Democracy (and probably other forms as well) is given to those that show up. It looks like Slashdot did. But before we pat ourselves on the back, I found an interesting comment when I was scanning the FairweartherComments3.pdf, page 332, it was from the Director of Sales-Media of Accuweather Inc who was also in support of rejecting the changes, citing that it would break a 60 year understanding on the line between what work was done by the private and publich sector.
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Amazon.com is undoubtedly doing this with the permission of the publishers. The publishers are obviously fans of Amazon.com and probably trust them - whats good for Amazon is good for the publishers and vice versa.
That wasn't the case with mp3.com and the record industry, mp3.com didn't sell any RIAA music.
Not /that/ vast. I mean, if it actually costed $200,000 USD to build a plant to power 200,000 people... (or even 5x that for the "vastly different" labor and part costs) just think how cheap our power would be.
Yea, it is awfully amazing that a nuclear power plant is $200,000. You can't even get a shack in Mountain View, CA for $200,000. This has to be to good to be true. Or its not $200,000 USD, but some other measure (there's 28 rubles to the USD, so thats not the case).
Well, you can see not all of New Orleans was destroyed. Just having a no-rebuilding policy seems sensible. Because yes, a city below sea-level in an area with hurricanes is not sensible.
BeOS you could certainly run on an old box, I ran the free demo and I remember it being snappy with the hardware I had at the time (like 300 mhz).
I'm guessing there's some sort of binary incompatibilty. Add --without-arts to the ./configure.
It already has. Just use one of the numerous distributions that have graphical installs.
They were removed just to give a more clean interface. There's an icon to open the page in a web browser if you want to edit. amaroK is a media player, we wanted to avoid turning it into a full-blown web browser. :)
Look at the screen shot in the dot.kde.org article to see how it works in amaroK. Knowledge is another KDE project that will act as a frontend to Wikipedia.
He couldn't sense either. He should've walked in and been like "who knocked you up?" before Padmé could have even started to talk. We are talking about suppoesedly one of the most powerful Jedi's here.
I'm not often the kind of person to be annoyed by holes in a movie while I'm watching it. More often, I reflect back and notice them. However, while watching the movie, why the hell Anakin isn't able to sense Padme's pregnancy before she says so; he's obviously surprised. And they always refer to 'the baby.' He's able to sense when Luke is in the same star system in the original trilogy, but not that there are twins? Give me a break!
The parent message did say "when they were old enough".
There was some young kids (like 3-5ish) sitting next to me in the theater. I thought it was entirely inapproriate that they were there.
A program as large the space shuttle has inertia. Certainly the ISS has plenty of inertia, what with international agreements being involved. Really, I wish they just let the thing burn and we'll forget it ever happened. Its just a money drain - though I suppose I should be happy they're supporting our dear military-industrial complex in a peaceful manner.
While I do think the ISS and the space shuttle probably have brought us engineering know-how, the only actual science I've ever heard of it bringing us is from the Hubble Space Telescope, and that is set to burn in 2008. Lets leave the Earths orbit to private companies.
No, no it doesn't. This project is porting Gentoo to the NT kernel, the same way Gentoo is being ported to the BSD and Solaris kernels.
I'm not sure its an April Fools joke. If it is, its violating the number one rule of April Fools jokes, include the date somewhere. The only date is from a couple of days ago.
Yea, you could use mplayer or streamripper to download various BBC shows. I really enjoy their science programming, just go to the http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4 and click on science. They often have various specials (right now, they have a special on Freud) and regular programming where scientists discuss their research. Like NPR's Science Friday without the annoying people calling in.
It should be noted that French people still say e-mail. Don't judge a country by what their elite idiots say... the most that can be said about the French is that their elites are more vocal about such things.
If you haven't noticed, folks aren't that happy when they get "liberated" no matter the state of the current regime. Plus we don't have the troops to do it.
Well, they could at least be productive while they do so. It is one thing I like about NASA, it is a way for senators and congress members to bring home the pork without having to kill anyone.
Well, the ISS is a waste of money. Russia is probably just trying to get something positive out of the whole ordeal.
probably not, a static site like that won't have much trouble.
How about you RTFA (not that there is an A to read really). Speakeasy is a DSL provider, its none of the cable companies business.
Franco is still dead.
Oh, OK. I didn't realize you could forward P.O. boxs.
Pretty much the whole of Canada lives on the US border, but the reverse isn't true. That would be the issue with PO boxs.
Really what you would need is a Canadian friend.
It is true that a lot of power in Democracy (and probably other forms as well) is given to those that show up. It looks like Slashdot did. But before we pat ourselves on the back, I found an interesting comment when I was scanning the FairweartherComments3.pdf, page 332, it was from the Director of Sales-Media of Accuweather Inc who was also in support of rejecting the changes, citing that it would break a 60 year understanding on the line between what work was done by the private and publich sector.