To be fair, the search engines seem to have got the "cheapest price" responses under control so you don't have to scroll to the third page. for the first meaningful result.
A train needn't be a specific piece of hardware, whether it be a locomotive or the whole thing. "The Flying Scotsman" was the name of a daily train that ran for many years in Britain from London to Edinburgh. Or at least everyone called it a train; but in reality, it was the name of a timetable entry.
Wow. It used to be a joke (and somewhat of a reality) that rich people throw their transistor radio out when the batteries run flat - back when alkaline etc. batteries were everywhere.
Rich people change their car when the ashtray is full.
It doesn't matter if it's arbitrary. None of the key units in a measurement system can be defined by a universal constant that people in the street can relate to (wavelength of cadmium light anyone?). It's designed to be rational, not meaningful.
But there's probably more to the story, since 1oF increase in temperature increases the volume of Mercury by 1 part in 10,000. Did this play into it?
No more so I guess than the length of a 1-second pendulum being near as dammit 1 metre or atmospheric pressure at sea level being near as dammit 1 bar.
I have real work to do and have no choice but to use Windows. But I can choose my version. It needs to be one I can rely on to stay stable, stay the same, and stay out of my face. Guess which version that isn't.
There's an alternate reality where tiny portable phones never caught on and broadcast TV (or its successor, possibly 2-way chatting TVs) really needed the extra spectrum.
Yes I read that book too. I think it was by Tony Blair or some other Brit with a similar name.
I have dictionaries made for 16 bits that the publishers never updated and which no other dictionary I've found can hold a candle to. I need to call these up on the same screen as the documents I'm working on. Having said that, the "Windows XP Mode" virtual PC does the job, even if it is a bit "sticky" at times.
She called it in order to enjoy five years as Empress of Britain. She called it when she did because she's an opportunist. That just about sums up her whole political ideology in fact.
If the public could build consensus around some solution without getting split up in D vs. R nonsense, most of us really hate the scumbag tactics the telcos and their lobbyists were using. The public has mostly forgotten this and is being divided and conquered by lobbyists.
Yes but that's not ISP specific. It's a universal truth.
A sniffer dog at an airport, trained to find drugs and banknotes, flagged my travel bag positive. The dog handler searched the bag and found nothing. When I unpacked the bag at my destination I found a squeaky-clean 5 euro note in the pocket of a shirt that had been through the washing machine. Of course, my being a human, I could smell it all along.
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Speak for yourself. I'd rather be ruled by people who actually care about me and my rights. They could be Martians for all it matters.
48% of us aren't realising we made a huge mistake. We've known it all along.
Is this the same Pale Moon that took the whole of my RAM up last time I tried it?
To be fair, the search engines seem to have got the "cheapest price" responses under control so you don't have to scroll to the third page. for the first meaningful result.
What an ill chosen homily. Everybody does not have an arsehole. Think about it.
A train needn't be a specific piece of hardware, whether it be a locomotive or the whole thing.
"The Flying Scotsman" was the name of a daily train that ran for many years in Britain from London to Edinburgh.
Or at least everyone called it a train; but in reality, it was the name of a timetable entry.
I second every single word of that. If ever there was an app that hits the nail right on the head, it's MPC.
Wow. It used to be a joke (and somewhat of a reality) that rich people throw their transistor radio out when the batteries run flat - back when alkaline etc. batteries were everywhere.
Rich people change their car when the ashtray is full.
It doesn't matter if it's arbitrary. None of the key units in a measurement system can be defined by a universal constant that people in the street can relate to (wavelength of cadmium light anyone?).
It's designed to be rational, not meaningful.
But there's probably more to the story, since 1oF increase in temperature increases the volume of Mercury by 1 part in 10,000. Did this play into it?
No more so I guess than the length of a 1-second pendulum being near as dammit 1 metre or atmospheric pressure at sea level being near as dammit 1 bar.
I have real work to do and have no choice but to use Windows. But I can choose my version.
It needs to be one I can rely on to stay stable, stay the same, and stay out of my face.
Guess which version that isn't.
Yes but we didn't have cellphones then.
There's an alternate reality where tiny portable phones never caught on and broadcast TV (or its successor, possibly 2-way chatting TVs) really needed the extra spectrum.
Yes I read that book too. I think it was by Tony Blair or some other Brit with a similar name.
I have dictionaries made for 16 bits that the publishers never updated and which no other dictionary I've found can hold a candle to.
I need to call these up on the same screen as the documents I'm working on.
Having said that, the "Windows XP Mode" virtual PC does the job, even if it is a bit "sticky" at times.
Well that's Occam's razor well and truly debunked.
She called it in order to enjoy five years as Empress of Britain.
She called it when she did because she's an opportunist.
That just about sums up her whole political ideology in fact.
3) "danke", "ja","nein" & "ich liebe dich" are the only words of German I know. Can I still move there? :)
Nope. You fail. Swiss Germans say "merci", not "danke".
Nope. May was there first.
Maybe it's the constitution that runs contrary to the world.
Next Generation - Many female and black characters, Also, Picard was a disastrous attempt at portraying a Frenchman,
FTFY
And the River Thames in Oxford. Can't go calling that Isis any more. No Sir.
Yeah because we know that there are such things as false positives it couldn't possibly be that single euro the dog smelled...
If the public could build consensus around some solution without getting split up in D vs. R nonsense, most of us really hate the scumbag tactics the telcos and their lobbyists were using. The public has mostly forgotten this and is being divided and conquered by lobbyists.
Yes but that's not ISP specific. It's a universal truth.
A sniffer dog at an airport, trained to find drugs and banknotes, flagged my travel bag positive. The dog handler searched the bag and found nothing. When I unpacked the bag at my destination I found a squeaky-clean 5 euro note in the pocket of a shirt that had been through the washing machine.
Of course, my being a human, I could smell it all along.
Probably a lot closer to zero than to one.