I think I'd notice the firing squad lining up, which would make me pretty nervous.
I thought the person getting executed wore a blindfold for that reason?
Eh, sounds like the only sensible thing is to bring back the guillotine: instant death, none of this sloppy drug cocktail injection or electric chair frying BS to worry about. Just keep the blade sharp.
Where I took an Power Animator course, the SGI machines were all named after Architects, alphabetically around the room. We only had 14 or so, so it wasn't like any of the students were maintaining them. Easy to figure out which one was which.
At work, they're all location/usage/number, like XXXWEB03 or ZZZDBP14, etc.
And more importantly: Congress is still the ultimate decider on whether any treaties/agreements become the law of the land. How many treaties have Presidents signed over the years that Congress has vetoed, rendering them null and void by the letter of the law?
Maybe physically, I recall the Zune defenders exclaiming the virtues of its "wide screen", but it had the exact same resolution as the iPods of the time. More FUD for people who don't read spec sheets.
Sounds like a case for VMWare. I used it for a course because I was more used to Visio than OmniGraffle, and at school we had Visio, so everyone could open the documents. If she doesn't have a lot of RAM for her Mac, just get more, it's cheap!:)
What 'allegedly' are you talking about? "Star Wars" was and always will be 'Episode 4.' Lucas imagined it as harking back to the origial Buck Rogers serials, where you'd be dropped into the middle of the story and have to just accept the exposition as it came.
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Pfft. "Flash Mob" has been in use for a couple of years now, you're simply behind the times. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_mob
If there's a word you don't know, look it up. How else do you learn new things?
I thought the person getting executed wore a blindfold for that reason?
Eh, sounds like the only sensible thing is to bring back the guillotine: instant death, none of this sloppy drug cocktail injection or electric chair frying BS to worry about. Just keep the blade sharp.
Eh, whatever. I've got the Extreme ROgers package, and don't remember the last time I even went above 50% of my mothly usage.
If all you do is worry about "trusting" everything, you might as well give up living altogether.
Where I took an Power Animator course, the SGI machines were all named after Architects, alphabetically around the room. We only had 14 or so, so it wasn't like any of the students were maintaining them. Easy to figure out which one was which.
At work, they're all location/usage/number, like XXXWEB03 or ZZZDBP14, etc.
When did Google remove the video, and how soon was it after receiving the request? It's hard to figure out from your post.
Omni. Can't beat lurid descriptions of time travellers watching dinosaurs mate in the hot jungle.
Tom Baker-era, he went to Earth with Romana II (fap fap)
Install Linux, problem solved?
Well, to truly appreciate Shakespeare, you really need to hear it in the original Klingon.
And more importantly: Congress is still the ultimate decider on whether any treaties/agreements become the law of the land. How many treaties have Presidents signed over the years that Congress has vetoed, rendering them null and void by the letter of the law?
It doesn't have to be 50/50 by any means, simply vote for a non-incumbent. Change is good :)
Screen had the exact same resolution as the iPod, so not really much of a selling point except to those who don't read the actual specs.
Maybe physically, I recall the Zune defenders exclaiming the virtues of its "wide screen", but it had the exact same resolution as the iPods of the time. More FUD for people who don't read spec sheets.
Sounds like a case for VMWare. I used it for a course because I was more used to Visio than OmniGraffle, and at school we had Visio, so everyone could open the documents. If she doesn't have a lot of RAM for her Mac, just get more, it's cheap! :)
There's a fine line between Genius, Madness, and Eccentricity; I like to think I've got a foot firmly planted on both.
And yet they've never explained why the three musketeers always used swords.
What possible difference could it make whether or not you can personally directly measure the base units?
That's cuz you've been paid off by the phone company, man.
You mean the bridge that doesn't exist?
A good shareholder lawsuit.
Fedora CDs can only be wielded by Oddjob!
What 'allegedly' are you talking about? "Star Wars" was and always will be 'Episode 4.' Lucas imagined it as harking back to the origial Buck Rogers serials, where you'd be dropped into the middle of the story and have to just accept the exposition as it came.
But that was the 1970s, people were tougher back then.