In a large number of cases, because its a corporate machine where the corporation has a critical webapp that breaks when you try to run it on anything other than IE6. There's a LOT corporations out there like that.
No it doesn't. It makes no statement at all as to what frame of reference is used. Now, if she had said, "it would take *you* 4.5 years to get there," she would have indeed made the mistake you are claiming. But she didn't say that.
There's no mail service in EvE. If you want object A to move from station B to station C, you're going to have to carry it there, or have another player do it for you. PLEX can only be used when it's in your personal hanger in the station you are currently in. So let's say you have a bunch of PLEX you're going to sell to another player. Other player is in a region far from where your PLEX is and doesn't want to come over there. If you want to sell him your PLEX, you're going to have to haul it to where he is as part of the deal.
Nowhere in that statement does she say it is. There's a second quote further on which could be taken together with this to imply, kinda, that she was making the statement from the traveler's perspective, but it's far from clear, and, I also think, "Which is more likely, the physicist doesn't know basic relativity or the reporter botched it and gave quotes out of context?" The question pretty much answers itself.
Ack! Get out of my head, Styopa! I was thinking of _Inherit the Stars_ the whole time I was posting that reply. Another SF take on this is the Traveller role-playing game, where the so-called "Ancients" used Earth genetic stock (including humans) to seed experiments, sometimes modified, all over the galaxy, resulting in many independent human races scattered everywhere, as well some things more odd (such as the Vargr, derived from Earth canine stock).
It's always been an intriguing thought, but the fact is, the evidence that homo sapiens evolved from native primate species here on Earth is quite clear, and grows clearer with each passing year.
Proving P!=NP to distract from a scandal would be amazing. *Claiming* to have proven P!=NP to distract from a scandal, on the other hand, is easy. The paper has not gotten any peer review yet and they're already issuing press releases? Smells fishy.
It was gravity. Specifically, when you orbited too close to a neutron star, the gravity well gradient became so steep that the tidal stresses pulled you apart. The puppeteers paid him off, not because he'd discovered a weakness in the GP hull, but because he used the fact that the puppeteers hadn't figured it out for themselves to deduce that the puppeteers didn't have a ready feel for the concept of tides and that would be because the puppeteer home world, the location of which the puppeteers regard as their most closely held secret, had no moon. The puppeteers paid him off big time not to divulge that clue to their home world's location.
Pointless. Every official ELO rating is (and any rating system that replaces will be) calculated off 50% games as White and 50% games as Black because officially rated games are played in tournaments and matches in which each player is assigned an equal number of games as each. Since every ELO rating has the same White/Black ratio, there is no "bias" from one rating to the next to be corrected for.
Three times. Final Fantasy XI keeps PS2, Xbox360 and PC players all on the same servers. Console players have not been WTFpwned the was they were in FPSes, but still have a reputation of being a lower grade, with notable exceptions. Particularly interesting in that the game was originally a PS2 title, and it shows (the game is best played with a game controller, and the mouse controls are hopeless).
Last time I checked, Kodachrome film still exists, albeit all of it has already been developed.
I severely doubt that. I doubt that even all of it has been exposed. Just because the last roll made has been developed doesn't mean that there aren't earlier rolls still unused.
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Wasn't one. He was just shown regaining control over his spinning TIE fighter and flying off.
Wasn't one, maybe. He grew. As far as I'm concerned, his voice acting in the Dini animated Batman is *still* the definitive take on the classic Joker.
No, Klaus really was German. Born near Bonn, actually.
Yes, they do. And a lot of the time, it doesn't work.
In a large number of cases, because its a corporate machine where the corporation has a critical webapp that breaks when you try to run it on anything other than IE6. There's a LOT corporations out there like that.
Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!
But they'll spring him soon.
No it doesn't. It makes no statement at all as to what frame of reference is used. Now, if she had said, "it would take *you* 4.5 years to get there," she would have indeed made the mistake you are claiming. But she didn't say that.
There's no mail service in EvE. If you want object A to move from station B to station C, you're going to have to carry it there, or have another player do it for you. PLEX can only be used when it's in your personal hanger in the station you are currently in. So let's say you have a bunch of PLEX you're going to sell to another player. Other player is in a region far from where your PLEX is and doesn't want to come over there. If you want to sell him your PLEX, you're going to have to haul it to where he is as part of the deal.
Nowhere in that statement does she say it is. There's a second quote further on which could be taken together with this to imply, kinda, that she was making the statement from the traveler's perspective, but it's far from clear, and, I also think, "Which is more likely, the physicist doesn't know basic relativity or the reporter botched it and gave quotes out of context?" The question pretty much answers itself.
Ack! Get out of my head, Styopa! I was thinking of _Inherit the Stars_ the whole time I was posting that reply. Another SF take on this is the Traveller role-playing game, where the so-called "Ancients" used Earth genetic stock (including humans) to seed experiments, sometimes modified, all over the galaxy, resulting in many independent human races scattered everywhere, as well some things more odd (such as the Vargr, derived from Earth canine stock).
Well, it depends on what frame of reference you're measuring from.
It's always been an intriguing thought, but the fact is, the evidence that homo sapiens evolved from native primate species here on Earth is quite clear, and grows clearer with each passing year.
Proving P!=NP to distract from a scandal would be amazing. *Claiming* to have proven P!=NP to distract from a scandal, on the other hand, is easy. The paper has not gotten any peer review yet and they're already issuing press releases? Smells fishy.
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It was gravity. Specifically, when you orbited too close to a neutron star, the gravity well gradient became so steep that the tidal stresses pulled you apart. The puppeteers paid him off, not because he'd discovered a weakness in the GP hull, but because he used the fact that the puppeteers hadn't figured it out for themselves to deduce that the puppeteers didn't have a ready feel for the concept of tides and that would be because the puppeteer home world, the location of which the puppeteers regard as their most closely held secret, had no moon. The puppeteers paid him off big time not to divulge that clue to their home world's location.
Well, yes. Other kinds of pendulums would be torsion pendulums, or orbital pendulums, and so on.
...can it spin a web, any size? Or catch crooks, just like flies?
Pointless. Every official ELO rating is (and any rating system that replaces will be) calculated off 50% games as White and 50% games as Black because officially rated games are played in tournaments and matches in which each player is assigned an equal number of games as each. Since every ELO rating has the same White/Black ratio, there is no "bias" from one rating to the next to be corrected for.
"The FBI, in color. A Quinn-Martin Production"
What about elf support?
"Is that a screwdriver in your hand or are you just happy to see me?"
...that Microsoft had told them that if they continued to market Linux PCs, they would, quote, "rip them a new one", unquote.
Final Fantasy XI. Not that you'd want to use it, since the mouse interface in FFXI is horrid.
Three times. Final Fantasy XI keeps PS2, Xbox360 and PC players all on the same servers. Console players have not been WTFpwned the was they were in FPSes, but still have a reputation of being a lower grade, with notable exceptions. Particularly interesting in that the game was originally a PS2 title, and it shows (the game is best played with a game controller, and the mouse controls are hopeless).
I severely doubt that. I doubt that even all of it has been exposed. Just because the last roll made has been developed doesn't mean that there aren't earlier rolls still unused.