The industrial revolution came about because of the development of rigid specifications that covered what parts had to do. If a part met specs, it would work; this made them interchangeable and meant you could get them from anyone who so qualified.
In order for software to do the same, they require the same rigid specifications that can be tested for. Wake me when we have those, okay?
If fracking contaminated well water with oil, I'm sure they would. Unfortunately, the claim is that fracking contaminates well water with fracking compounds used by the driller, not the oil. This does them no good at all.
The fact that 48% of first programmers are women does nothing to show more women are getting into programming. It is entirely possible (and maybe probable) that it's been 48% for a long time, and what we're seeing is not more women getting into programming but that a lot of them are getting out again quickly.
I believe you're confusing LISP with either FORTH or Postscript, since LISP does not use reverse polish notation, nor is it commonly found in printers (Postscript is similar to FORTH but according to its creators is not a derivative of it).
...McKinley had nothing to do with the mountain. Or even all that much with Alaska--it was not acquired by the US during his administration, became a district before he took office, and remained one for his entire term.
Post per day limits are gone. Limits to how fast you can post (sucks for short messages when you're a good typist) and how soon you can make another post are still in place.
True, but elements heavier than iron weren't created as part of an energy-producing fusion. They were created in the hearts of supernovas, where the pressure of the exploding star forced fusions that consumed energy.
Nothing can fuse "practically any matter", at least and get energy output. As elements get heavier, you get less energy out of fusing them. The breakeven point (with the exception of a few exceptional isotopes a little further up) is iron. Past iron you have to put in energy to get fusion. Heavier elements produce energy when they split up, which is why nuclear fission is a thing and is done with very heavy elements.
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That fact that she got to delete thousands of "personal" emails without any review was an unexpected bonus, that's all.
The industrial revolution came about because of the development of rigid specifications that covered what parts had to do. If a part met specs, it would work; this made them interchangeable and meant you could get them from anyone who so qualified.
In order for software to do the same, they require the same rigid specifications that can be tested for. Wake me when we have those, okay?
If fracking contaminated well water with oil, I'm sure they would. Unfortunately, the claim is that fracking contaminates well water with fracking compounds used by the driller, not the oil. This does them no good at all.
The fact that 48% of first programmers are women does nothing to show more women are getting into programming. It is entirely possible (and maybe probable) that it's been 48% for a long time, and what we're seeing is not more women getting into programming but that a lot of them are getting out again quickly.
And if you can't get firmware upgrades from any legitmate source because that sort of thing is illegal now, what then?
I've always admired your almost fanatical devotion to the pope.
That can mean a poor workman finds excuses. But it also means a good workman has quality tools and takes good care of them.
I believe you're confusing LISP with either FORTH or Postscript, since LISP does not use reverse polish notation, nor is it commonly found in printers (Postscript is similar to FORTH but according to its creators is not a derivative of it).
I prefer this one: https://xkcd.com/297/
And if you live 7 km from the German border in France, how often do you hear German?
Pascal? I can remember when many, many Intro to CS courses were taught in Pascal. Including some I took. I still have the textbooks.
...McKinley had nothing to do with the mountain. Or even all that much with Alaska--it was not acquired by the US during his administration, became a district before he took office, and remained one for his entire term.
And what? Shoot it?
Manganese--A dialect of Japanese only used in comics.
...and easy to understand. Obviously they have no place in GNOME.
Post per day limits are gone. Limits to how fast you can post (sucks for short messages when you're a good typist) and how soon you can make another post are still in place.
True, but elements heavier than iron weren't created as part of an energy-producing fusion. They were created in the hearts of supernovas, where the pressure of the exploding star forced fusions that consumed energy.
Nothing can fuse "practically any matter", at least and get energy output. As elements get heavier, you get less energy out of fusing them. The breakeven point (with the exception of a few exceptional isotopes a little further up) is iron. Past iron you have to put in energy to get fusion. Heavier elements produce energy when they split up, which is why nuclear fission is a thing and is done with very heavy elements.
More likely they depended on never actually giving any money back, even though they said they would. They seem to be that sort of people.
I prefer "Internet (Direct Interaction) of Things".
"Vintage" is good. "Legacy" is bad. They want you to think of your old car as "Legacy" so you'll want to upgrade it.
"How to ruin cars that don't come with this crap."
I thought it was the Union of Concerned Scientists!
And he wanted to love him and hold him and squeeze him and pet him...
Because those are always so much fun.