The problem with Yoda's ethic of detachment is that it's dead contrary to the unabashed humanism with which the whole story ends in Return of the Jedi, where human attachments -- filial loyalty, paternal bonds -- ultimately save the galaxy, destroy the Sith and the Empire, and redeem Anakin' lost soul.
When I studied waves at college, I got the impression that stationary waves could be fashioned out of any form of waves.
Why can't (in theory, the engineering behind it is another matter) we keep a stationary wave of light with poles coincident with the ends of the blade and thus create a lightsaber? I know it would not *look* like a lightsaber (you wouldn't see the light coming through) but I'm pretty sure that if you could make such a wave, out of,say, CO2 very powerful laser.... anything that goes in the middle would be badly burned.
Pretty much (certainly more than in Mexico, the USA, etc) , but the real help is that it will give you an advantage when trying to learn portuguese, and upfront friends if you go there. There are even subway signs in Esperanto.
Just the possibility of a human mind bouncing around inside a sheep's head is a scary proposition.
As opposed to the current state of things with millions of humans walking around wearing sheep's brains...
Well, it depends on what your faith is put on. Take christianity, for instance (the religion by Paul) It is based on the risen Jesus from the dead. If the body appears, your faith is pretty much disproven....
Is it ok to notify the community about how the leader feels and where he's headed from a medical perspective? Yes. But, is the official changelog of the distribution the right place to do it? Would such a thing be done in a commercial product?
Ok:
"Commercial" (or rather proprietary)products do not have changelogs. They have release schedules and such marketing BS. Even if such a product is a one man show, outsiders do not know it, and if something happens to that man, many times the schedules are delayed and/or the product may never hit the shelves. I think you are judging apples with an orange mind.
Why should we care that companies are suddenly out of technicians for their legacy HW and SW when they centainly won't hesitate to fire them because their business has upgraded to some other technology?
"Mind your own business": if techs are fired, companies say "tough", and suddenly we have to care about them not having skilled workers...?
Just because I'm ranting doesn't mean it is not true....
Actually, Intel started this trend, by extending the 8086 ad nauseam... AMD just learned from this...
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3. We must expand from Earth to escape the threat of civilization-ending natural disasters, like a supervolcano, which could lower global temperatures below freezing for years. As oppossed to the Floridesque, warm, cozy environments found in most other planets...
Those won't work, the wings are useless in space. We have to wait for the genetically engineered monkeys with liquid oxygen and fuel tanks. That'll be another few hundred years.
Nah, diarrhea will do...
Rev 13:16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: Rev 13:17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Rev 13:18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
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That's why: Failed have I. Into exile I must go.
I'd be happy to switch to a good server written in Pascal, please point me to one...
Whay Pascal is not my Favorite Programming Language by Brian Kernighan.
Can't ... stay ... quiet ....
in your ass, perhaps?
Why can't (in theory, the engineering behind it is another matter) we keep a stationary wave of light with poles coincident with the ends of the blade and thus create a lightsaber? I know it would not *look* like a lightsaber (you wouldn't see the light coming through) but I'm pretty sure that if you could make such a wave, out of ,say, CO2 very powerful laser.... anything that goes in the middle would be badly burned.
thoughts?
Pretty much (certainly more than in Mexico, the USA, etc) , but the real help is that it will give you an advantage when trying to learn portuguese, and upfront friends if you go there. There are even subway signs in Esperanto.
Why don't you give Esperanto a try?
He will, we'll pay for it.
Just the possibility of a human mind bouncing around inside a sheep's head is a scary proposition. As opposed to the current state of things with millions of humans walking around wearing sheep's brains...
Well, it depends on what your faith is put on. Take christianity, for instance (the religion by Paul) It is based on the risen Jesus from the dead. If the body appears, your faith is pretty much disproven....
If you are willing to buy this attorney's argument, shortly after the appearance of Pong..
Given that, you could just try IR networking =)
Ok:
"Commercial" (or rather proprietary)products do not have changelogs. They have release schedules and such marketing BS. Even if such a product is a one man show, outsiders do not know it, and if something happens to that man, many times the schedules are delayed and/or the product may never hit the shelves. I think you are judging apples with an orange mind.
Can you say XFree86?
Once enough people have Chandler installed, they will have Python and wxWindows running in their computers...
Yeah, but what about the goal for Joey...?
I beg your pardon.. where exactly is it that you live?
"Mind your own business": if techs are fired, companies say "tough", and suddenly we have to care about them not having skilled workers...?
Just because I'm ranting doesn't mean it is not true....
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Looks kinda like Gray Code =)
Actually, Intel started this trend, by extending the 8086 ad nauseam... AMD just learned from this...
3. We must expand from Earth to escape the threat of civilization-ending natural disasters, like a supervolcano, which could lower global temperatures below freezing for years.
As oppossed to the Floridesque, warm, cozy environments found in most other planets...
Maybe he should go for one of those "College Degrees", being a college dropout...
Those won't work, the wings are useless in space. We have to wait for the genetically engineered monkeys with liquid oxygen and fuel tanks. That'll be another few hundred years.
Nah, diarrhea will do...
Time to burn some karma...
Rev 13:16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
Rev 13:17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
Rev 13:18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
They did not invent Kazaa. They invented the networking technology on which Kazaa is based, that is called Fastrack.