Yes, but that doesn't ignite the fuel outside the cylinder. It's preheated, but it's still the compression heat in the cylinder that causes combustion, making it a Diesel.
You've got it backwards. Diesel engines aren't "Diesel" because they use diesel fuel, diesel fuel is "diesel" because it is the fuel used in standard Diesel engines. An engine in which fuel self-ignites without a spark plug is, by definition, a Diesel, whether or not it uses diesel fuel.
You can suck off another dude on Bourbon St. during Mardi Gras right in front of a cop, but as soon as you start to piss in an alley, you're going down.
Sounds to me like you're going down in either case...
Actually, no, he didn't. But it makes a nice urban legend. As a footnote, he supposedly said it in 1943, which would mean his prediction was correct for about ten years, which is better than a lot of people have done forecasting technological progress.
A book (or software program) that covers proper finger positioning and drills you in them is the only you'll learn to properly touch type. I learned from this book on a manual typewriter when I was a teenager and never regretted it. You may not want this specific book--it talks more about running an actual typewriter, a machine you'll likely never use, than you'll ever want to know--but something along those lines is what you want.
Not sure if you need a new glasses prescription or a new display/video driver, but the "t" in "technologies" and the "t" in "Steam" were both clearly underlined.
While a good sysadmin won't fall for this on the best days, an overworked one will occasionally just do stuff that looks right.
I am sorry, but if this "looks right" to you, even on your worst day after down two quarts of gin, then you really have no business being a sysadmin. Open your mailserver to large blocks of random IP addresses? Tell me, if you got something that looked like it was from your bank that told you to leave a large pile of cash sitting outside your front door, would you do it? Even if it the letter looked REALLY, REALLY convincing?
OK, Mr. "libertarian," just who you do you propose stops this scalping? The government?
Your question presupposes that it is necessary, desirable or even possible to stop it. Attempts to stop tickets from selling at a price people are willing to pay for them is like trying to stop the tide from coming in. The only question is whether the price will be charged by the original ticket seller or a scalper.
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Correction:
You FORTH mean?
That about sorry.
That's: "They're waiting for you, Gordon. In the Test Chamber."
You mean FORTH?
How can you call it a jetpack when it doesn't have any jets? More of a ducted-fan pack.
Yes, but that doesn't ignite the fuel outside the cylinder. It's preheated, but it's still the compression heat in the cylinder that causes combustion, making it a Diesel.
You've got it backwards. Diesel engines aren't "Diesel" because they use diesel fuel, diesel fuel is "diesel" because it is the fuel used in standard Diesel engines. An engine in which fuel self-ignites without a spark plug is, by definition, a Diesel, whether or not it uses diesel fuel.
"Mine's 'Grape'!"
Sounds to me like you're going down in either case...
Actually, no, he didn't. But it makes a nice urban legend. As a footnote, he supposedly said it in 1943, which would mean his prediction was correct for about ten years, which is better than a lot of people have done forecasting technological progress.
A book (or software program) that covers proper finger positioning and drills you in them is the only you'll learn to properly touch type. I learned from this book on a manual typewriter when I was a teenager and never regretted it. You may not want this specific book--it talks more about running an actual typewriter, a machine you'll likely never use, than you'll ever want to know--but something along those lines is what you want.
Not sure if you need a new glasses prescription or a new display/video driver, but the "t" in "technologies" and the "t" in "Steam" were both clearly underlined.
drattmannh0nee? I must be tragically unhip; I don't get it.
Um, no. In fact, the child outliving the parent guarantees that it *won't* become a zombie, unless you've broken init.
"I think there were three."
They were going to use dead puppies, until they found out they're not much fun.
I am sorry, but if this "looks right" to you, even on your worst day after down two quarts of gin, then you really have no business being a sysadmin. Open your mailserver to large blocks of random IP addresses? Tell me, if you got something that looked like it was from your bank that told you to leave a large pile of cash sitting outside your front door, would you do it? Even if it the letter looked REALLY, REALLY convincing?
"You make a grown man cry"
So true :-)
...you're not losing all that much.
Yes. Yes, we do. Frequently.
Your question presupposes that it is necessary, desirable or even possible to stop it. Attempts to stop tickets from selling at a price people are willing to pay for them is like trying to stop the tide from coming in. The only question is whether the price will be charged by the original ticket seller or a scalper.
Hey! The Cone of Silence was a required deliverable insisted on by management, okay?
Don't you know yourself no history? He did it during the Great Depression!
Well, I don't know about you, but if MY printer was on fire, I'd want to know about it!
Don't be absurd. You can choose to live above sea level without significant hardship.
They will? From the summary:
"This stands against the fact that Vivendi granted a non-commercial license to the team, subject to Vivendi's approval of the game after submission."
Sounds me like Activision is simply exercising their right under the license to not approve.