Somehow I get the feeling this "average" Longhorn system is what MS is projecting to be what's on the shelf at Best Buy. It's most certainly not the "minimum requirements", which is the logical fallacy that gives this item its sensational value.
The people are going to be *outside* those suits, and in a position to contaminate them at some point. I suppose you could "sterilize" an entire airlock with suits inside, but that would probably only be good for one EVA.
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I think it'll be a bit hard to prevent when sending people. And no doubt there will be some jerks protesting a Mars landing on the infintesmal chance that there *might* be some particles of pre-animate matter laying around just waiting to get wiped out by human diseases.
We've found rocks from Mars on this planet, so I dispute the "Completely" part of this. This frozen lake is bound to have interacted with something on this planet.
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Rocket launches are fairly obvious things, especially to spy satellites.
One has to wonder why the US suits haven't been used yet. Or the US airlock.
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Let's hope so.
Given how long it's looking to get Longhorn out the door, even those who have moved to XP will be on the selfhelp by the time Longhorn is released.
They really don't deserve one. This sounds too much like "well, they might have a point about..." SCO should just be laughed and pointed at.
*MS* funded? Shocking! This smells like SCO.
In these enlightened War on Terror times, it most certainly is.
Somehow I get the feeling this "average" Longhorn system is what MS is projecting to be what's on the shelf at Best Buy. It's most certainly not the "minimum requirements", which is the logical fallacy that gives this item its sensational value.
That's going over the edge and swimming across the ocean right there.
Didn't even need /.'ing this time...
Supercruise does you no good if you're still trailing a sonic boom.
The people are going to be *outside* those suits, and in a position to contaminate them at some point. I suppose you could "sterilize" an entire airlock with suits inside, but that would probably only be good for one EVA.
I think it'll be a bit hard to prevent when sending people. And no doubt there will be some jerks protesting a Mars landing on the infintesmal chance that there *might* be some particles of pre-animate matter laying around just waiting to get wiped out by human diseases.
'Nuff said.
We've found rocks from Mars on this planet, so I dispute the "Completely" part of this. This frozen lake is bound to have interacted with something on this planet.
A martian monkey would have a *harder* time in our *higher* gravity.
I believe you should cancel a show when you have enough episodes for an all $FOO network.
So not believing *anything* I see or hear for another 13 hours.
To move to a sane country. There any left?
Friendster was cool for what, two weeks? I haven't tried any of the others, but I think this about sums up the concept: "it's lj without the 'j'".
You must think *in russian*
There's only one sensible place for pr0n: usenet.
Uh, because the people who hold the purse strings (congress) don't like the money going to people who don't vote for them.
Isn't that a triangular rubber coin several thousand miles long?