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My front loader washer (Miele) was bought by my mother over 28 years ago and is still going strong.
The worst part of the top loaders is probably the lack of a temperature control, just mixing hot and cold water of undisclosed temperatures is no good at all.
It is probably due to the shortcomings of the top loader that so many US textiles are marked 'Dry Cleaning Only'.
Recently I saw in a German restroom a small green mat (filter) in the urinal.
Due to the upcoming football World Championships it had been fitted with a small goal and ball on a string...
Slightly less interactive were the urinals at the Aberdeen (Scotland) Paramount pub, some ten years ago they had TV's behind a perspexs screen. Presumably to piss off the other team:)
We pay tax on our phone bill, a bill that includes texting.
Depending on the cervice taken and the country where you are there is a certain percentage of tax (VAT), companies pay taxes as well on their profits.
I see no further space for a specific SMS tax unless it's like an excise duty.
Indeed strange that the direct link does not work.
At first I wondered why someone would make a Coral link to Google, Google probably being the least likely site to be/.ed...
Via the Coral proxy I (The Netherlands) do get to all the parts of the site, including the download.
The 20.7MB.deb file downloaded very fast and the install on my up to date Kubuntu was just as quick and without a hickup.
My first impression is, It looks just like the MS version:)
The fact that it's not OSS can not excite me, I run software for what it does and so far this looks good.
At least ntil it's found out all my thumbnails are (for safe keeping) copied to google.com:)
We're mainly interested in some pre-processing and graphical presentation for some quick and dirty quality control and low-level analysis.
The real stuff is done in dedicated proprietary and very expensive software that's only available to a few.
WTF? If I've got anyone in IT putting 1,000,000 rows in a spreadsheet, I'm seriously considering demoting them. If you're going to have a million rows, get a database.
No, we don't want nor need a database.
I use battery powered remote data recorders, they typically record a set of probes and real time calculated results (~2-200 colums) every second.
Once recovered we like to do a few simple (or not so simple) things with the data, all very well possible with Excel.
But the present 65,000 rows allows less than a day of data.
I'd like something that handles 2 weeks worth (1,300,000 rows), with some intelligent reduction the 1 million will do nicely!
The more liberated people are regarding one of the most beautiful things God gave them the less likely they'd spend time and money on what most porn usually is; fake sexuality.
With automatic face recognition software that won't be necessary.
Yep, and the Danish system blacks out the person in the right hand seat, that's to prevent problems at home:).
A brit speeding in Denmark is thus recognised by his passenger...
In The Netherlands it's always the title holder of the vehicle that's ultimately responsible.
A combination is probably what is "needed".
- cars are used by criminals, paedophiles, and terrorists - we need copies of your car keys.
You're behind the times.
The UK is already (planning) installing a system of automatic licence plate recognising camera's throughout the country.
The resulting database will allow a very comprehensive following of cars and thus persons.
The next step is of course that you have to report to the police whenever you've driven an other car but your own...
the approximate age of the bone (oil drillers know all this stuff)
Knowing a fair number of drillers and their ilk I can easily state they are regulary (knuckle) bone-headed.
You only have to shout: Slips! and it becomes obvious most of them are mere Roughnecks.
But having read your next post cutedinochick, I think you too have seen the light re. this driller...
This absurdity is based on ye olde principle of hereditary property and privilege, which easily pre-dates the whole mercantile economic system that capitalism is based on.
I'm afraid you are a little off.
Original copyright was at most for the life time of the artist, more recently plus a few (~20) years to enable his wife and siblings to not fall into poverty when the artist deceased. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_copyright
It is recent policy, especially from the USofA, that has increased the period first to death + 50 and now +70 years.
It is not by coincidence this new period was passed into law just before some early Disney work was to become public domain.
What pisses me off is that the US has succesfully been strong arming other countries into adopting the same expansions in period.
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My front loader washer (Miele) was bought by my mother over 28 years ago and is still going strong.
The worst part of the top loaders is probably the lack of a temperature control, just mixing hot and cold water of undisclosed temperatures is no good at all.
It is probably due to the shortcomings of the top loader that so many US textiles are marked 'Dry Cleaning Only'.
30 mi. is the maximum radius, nothing prevents the use of smaller cells in build up areas.
>.4
Since many years all urinals at Amsterdam Schiphol airport have the fly.
It does seem to save on cleaning.
Due to the upcoming football World Championships it had been fitted with a small goal and ball on a string...
Slightly less interactive were the urinals at the Aberdeen (Scotland) Paramount pub, some ten years ago they had TV's behind a perspexs screen. Presumably to piss off the other team :)
We pay tax on our phone bill, a bill that includes texting.
Depending on the cervice taken and the country where you are there is a certain percentage of tax (VAT), companies pay taxes as well on their profits.
I see no further space for a specific SMS tax unless it's like an excise duty.
First was the Easter bunny.
At first I wondered why someone would make a Coral link to Google, Google probably being the least likely site to be
Via the Coral proxy I (The Netherlands) do get to all the parts of the site, including the download. .deb file downloaded very fast and the install on my up to date Kubuntu was just as quick and without a hickup. :)
The 20.7MB
My first impression is, It looks just like the MS version
The fact that it's not OSS can not excite me, I run software for what it does and so far this looks good. :)
At least ntil it's found out all my thumbnails are (for safe keeping) copied to google.com
Stop using those Duracells...
We're mainly interested in some pre-processing and graphical presentation for some quick and dirty quality control and low-level analysis. The real stuff is done in dedicated proprietary and very expensive software that's only available to a few.
No, we don't want nor need a database.
I use battery powered remote data recorders, they typically record a set of probes and real time calculated results (~2-200 colums) every second.
Once recovered we like to do a few simple (or not so simple) things with the data, all very well possible with Excel. But the present 65,000 rows allows less than a day of data.
I'd like something that handles 2 weeks worth (1,300,000 rows), with some intelligent reduction the 1 million will do nicely!
When you left.
Even then the pretty thing that loaded the card tray had all the access.
To the cards and the perforator.
I should have used those quotation marks in the search...
Ah well, now I have the pdf I'll read it anyway.
Google is (again) your friend :)
J.S. Mills:n .psu.edu/faculty/jmanis/jsmill/autobiography.pdf
http://scholar.google.com/url?sa=U&q=http://www.h
In most of Europe nearly all the examples you give would be tried in a decent and affordable manner.
Now you can see the proposal!
The more liberated people are regarding one of the most beautiful things God gave them the less likely they'd spend time and money on what most porn usually is; fake sexuality.
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That's why we use Google :)
Yep, and the Danish system blacks out the person in the right hand seat, that's to prevent problems at home :).
A brit speeding in Denmark is thus recognised by his passenger...
In The Netherlands it's always the title holder of the vehicle that's ultimately responsible. A combination is probably what is "needed".
You're behind the times.
The UK is already (planning) installing a system of automatic licence plate recognising camera's throughout the country. The resulting database will allow a very comprehensive following of cars and thus persons.
The next step is of course that you have to report to the police whenever you've driven an other car but your own...
And now the Dutch military has very recently banned the showing of porn this is the ideal tool for lonely soldiers and sailors.
Knowing a fair number of drillers and their ilk I can easily state they are regulary (knuckle) bone-headed.
You only have to shout: Slips! and it becomes obvious most of them are mere Roughnecks.
But having read your next post cutedinochick, I think you too have seen the light re. this driller...
A floods doesn't deposit 2000 m. of sediment, well at least not in one or even a few attempts.
There are plenty of signs that make tectonic movement the typical mechanism for these type of finds.
WTF is this offtopic???
I'm afraid you are a little off.
Original copyright was at most for the life time of the artist, more recently plus a few (~20) years to enable his wife and siblings to not fall into poverty when the artist deceased.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_copyright
It is recent policy, especially from the USofA, that has increased the period first to death + 50 and now +70 years.
It is not by coincidence this new period was passed into law just before some early Disney work was to become public domain.
What pisses me off is that the US has succesfully been strong arming other countries into adopting the same expansions in period.