Oh good grief, the only example you could come up with the last time as well.
"Recent observed global warming is significantly less than that simulated by climate models. This difference might be explained by some combination of errors in external forcing, model response and internal climate variability".
So what you are actually saying... "but the battery had only 4% capacity at the moment of landing"...is that these things need better/bigger batteries.
Edge, Microsoft's new browser, uses some HTML library to automatically embed and present HTML files while navigating the web. This is what Java does with applets, and Flash with SWF files -- it unintentionally allows a hacker to append malicious code to HTML files and trigger drive-by attacks, which exploit the HTML library vulnerabilities to target Windows 10 users. All that an attacker needs to do is to find and create a database of HTML library vulnerabilities it could leverage to distribute his malware.
Yes, it's possible the "6th biggest city" thing is bollocks, and you can argue endlessly about whether there are more brits outside the UK or frogs outside France but the initial claim "not many [French] going the other way [from France to the UK]" is obvious rubbish. Like I say, I say this as a Brit who moved (permanently) to France.
Another odd fact: Your mouth and your anus are directly connected by a rather short tube. Eating at places like Burger King and MacDonalds brings that fact into renewed focus, I think.
I don't think 22 feet is "short".
22 feet of gas filled discomfort and pain after eating in some "restaurants".
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No, you're an anonymous coward.
That's basically the rule that France (and various neighbouring countries) put into place since the attacks.
When you say "since the attacks" you mean "since the Bombay terrorist attack in 2008".
All cell phones must be purchased with gov't issued ID and registered to a SSN at time of purchase.
Huh? That's already the case. (Minus te us-specific SSN nonsense -- what use is a non-unique personal identfier).
You said ARP, not BGP. If you'd said BGP I wouldn't have commented, as it would nearly make sense.
Well, I read the code.
Ooh you cheat.
At first glance it looks like a monolithic kernel.
Pretty glancing glance you've got there:
Redox's kernel is a microkernel. The architecture is largely inspired by L4 and Minix.
Brilliant, jump out of the SystemD frying pan into the Upstart fire.
You appear not to know how TCP/IP works.
Such profligacy.
SystemD trolls don't know their history.
Upstart, you idiot,
You know, an init system that runs everything under ptrace.
Oh good grief, the only example you could come up with the last time as well.
"Recent observed global warming is significantly less than that simulated by climate models. This
difference might be explained by some combination of errors in external forcing, model response and
internal climate variability".
So the answer is no.
Here are some ideas from a very sharp man who heartily agreed with you, the common people must not be armed.
Mao thought that the well-ordered militia should be armed
Well... that went downhill fast.
primarily by using our notoriously accurate climate models to model extreme weather.
I know you're trying to make a "skeptic" joke here, but in fact our climate models are "notoriously accurate".
Or have you evidence to the contrary?
It takes truth 13 hours to get its boots on.
Great. Now work out the odds of someone accidentaly shining a laser pointer into a pilots eyes during takeoff or landing.
Depends. Is the bird trying to fly into the engine intake? You don't rhink some fuckwit is going to do this? See laser pointers.
So what you are actually saying... "but the battery had only 4% capacity at the moment of landing" ...is that these things need better/bigger batteries.
Great idea, put bigger batteries on it.
Then bigger motors to lift the bigger batteries.
Which will of course need even bigger batteries.
Maybe you should take up rocket design :-)
Of course, PDF v.1.7 allows for JavaScript.
Which is not such a big deal as we're talking about viewing PDF's in a web browser.
Edge, Microsoft's new browser, uses some HTML library to automatically embed and present HTML files while navigating the web. This is what Java does with applets, and Flash with SWF files -- it unintentionally allows a hacker to append malicious code to HTML files and trigger drive-by attacks, which exploit the HTML library vulnerabilities to target Windows 10 users. All that an attacker needs to do is to find and create a database of HTML library vulnerabilities it could leverage to distribute his malware.
I don't care if I get a free puppy if I move to North Korea
What else are you going to eat?
200k is hundreds of thousands.
Yes, it's possible the "6th biggest city" thing is bollocks, and you can argue endlessly about whether there are more brits outside the UK or frogs outside France but the initial claim "not many [French] going the other way [from France to the UK]" is obvious rubbish. Like I say, I say this as a Brit who moved (permanently) to France.
There is NO WAY that an international company will ignore the second largest consumer population block in the world.
Bugger the population (330 million in the eurozone), you're talking about 21% of the world economy!
Think about that. What idiot would ignore 1 dollar (pound, Euro) in every 5!
Judging by the amount of English people moving to France, and not many going the other way, I think you have your answer.
Uh, there are hundreds of thousands of French people in the UK -- London is France's sixth biggest city.
(Written by an Englishman who moved to France).
Another odd fact: Your mouth and your anus are directly connected by a rather short tube. Eating at places like Burger King and MacDonalds brings that fact into renewed focus, I think.
I don't think 22 feet is "short".
22 feet of gas filled discomfort and pain after eating in some "restaurants".