Human life has got to be the least precious thing in the universe. Well, not least, but its down there. The earth is teeming with almost more human life than it can support, and soon there will be WAY more than it can support.
Every human being is precious. Nothing should be more important to us as human beings than to preserve the basic right to live. If we really need to control population, then we can always have fewer children.
I bought a pair of these and tried them in my brake lights. The problem is, they're so focused, there's a point on the tail light that's too bright, and everywhere else on the tail light, it's quite dark. I need to find a good way to diffuse the light before it hits the plastic cover.
Reaction time is better. It's supposed to be 200ms better, and you can see the difference.
While this sounds teacherous, it actually gives the ISP extra incentive to keep spammer customers off their servers. Otherwise, they may lose their other customers.
With the reopening of the library after 2000 years, library employees did their best to put on a face of business as usual. But the first day kept them quite busy sending out overdue notices for many scrolls that had been checked out and never returned. There was also quite a buzz about potential integration of newer technology such as the printing press. Said one enthusiast, "There hasn't been anything this big since the wheel!"
Already, three patrons have been banned from the library for a month, after they were caught chewing gum inside. Two more were subject to five lashings each for talking too loudly.
Asked about employee training, one manager sighed, "It's been a real pain in the #$#*#*$. Kids just don't know their Roman numerals today."
Some places do have ordinances against light pollution. I wonder how this would fit in. Also, will it come with a warning, such as "Do not look at transmitter with remaining good eye"?
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Thanks for the info. I also wouldn't mind donating my face, as long as I wasn't using it.
Human life has got to be the least precious thing in the universe. Well, not least, but its down there. The earth is teeming with almost more human life than it can support, and soon there will be WAY more than it can support.
Every human being is precious. Nothing should be more important to us as human beings than to preserve the basic right to live. If we really need to control population, then we can always have fewer children.
No. More money doesn't always mean better hardware. Of course, they want you to think the hardware is better. But it isn't a sure thing.
Scuzzy? Ask any Mac user. It's pronounced "sexy".
I think the poster meant compatible as in the same. As in, you could also take a SCSI drive and plug it into your SATA controller.
Don't worry. They replaced the apple with a glowing camouflage design.
Just check your e-mail in-box. Your spam filter has probably been inadvertantly deleting messages that explain how to get enhancements.
Did the scientist announce the scientific breakthrough in an "Ask Slashdot" post?
It must have been from the early days, when Bill Gates hand-wrote "Windows" on every diskette.
I bought a pair of these and tried them in my brake lights. The problem is, they're so focused, there's a point on the tail light that's too bright, and everywhere else on the tail light, it's quite dark. I need to find a good way to diffuse the light before it hits the plastic cover.
Reaction time is better. It's supposed to be 200ms better, and you can see the difference.
Good description.
Unfortunately, when they introduced words like "superhighway" and "wormhole", it just added hype, while making the subject only more confusing.
As an expert in feline law, I'll say you were right to take your cat's advice. Keep up the good work.
somebody looses some money,
Sadly, they're probably still making money. We have a moral obligation to fight this infringement on privacy. Spammers are the lowest form of life.
While this sounds teacherous, it actually gives the ISP extra incentive to keep spammer customers off their servers. Otherwise, they may lose their other customers.
Regardless of the source of the light, if it can be accurately "seen" at 4 km while competing with ambient light, it's got to be pretty bright.
With the reopening of the library after 2000 years, library employees did their best to put on a face of business as usual. But the first day kept them quite busy sending out overdue notices for many scrolls that had been checked out and never returned. There was also quite a buzz about potential integration of newer technology such as the printing press. Said one enthusiast, "There hasn't been anything this big since the wheel!"
Already, three patrons have been banned from the library for a month, after they were caught chewing gum inside. Two more were subject to five lashings each for talking too loudly.
Asked about employee training, one manager sighed, "It's been a real pain in the #$#*#*$. Kids just don't know their Roman numerals today."
That's a bummer because that trash can was an interesting innovation.
However, Apple was lucky, since they didn't come up with the idea. Xerox did.
Some places do have ordinances against light pollution. I wonder how this would fit in. Also, will it come with a warning, such as "Do not look at transmitter with remaining good eye"?
The above solution would be good for someone who has posted honey-glazed e-mail addresses for the harvesters to consume.
From what I read about the huge Posix standard, you can't even find a Unix distro with all the high-end features of Unix.
LS633 is perfect for users who want to show off their pictures on a cutting-edge OLED display.
That's about the most informative sentence I've ever read.
So, um. How about some more vital stats, such as life expectancy (since that is one of the drawbacks of organic LED)?
700MB is enough for me at the moment. If I have too much data for one CD, I use two.
Anything else is short sighted...
Well, yes and no. Yes, we should definitely mine the moon and asteroids. However, nothing can take the place of:
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
Last time I was at mp3.com (a long time ago), I couldn't find any MP3 files. The music was all in some proprietary format. Kind of ironic.
I think it will always be that way here. Tossing out obscure terms and abbreviations without explanation is a way of showing your uber-geekness.