He said Southern point, not southern-most point. All that which you wrote is somewhat pointless, since it is merely picking at nits and semantics. It has nothing to do with logic. Certainly, Middle Island, and even Niagra falls are further south than International falls. Then again, there are parts of the USA further south than IF that experience colder temperatures. While it's true that this is a cold spot, it is more due to the arctic jet stream that spends a great deal of time hovering over this area.
I don't know about that save for one thing: Jabber is supposedly even better as a communication framework, since it's XML based and flexible. One of the folks on the wearhard list uses it for a variety of purposes with his java-based wearable.
If you want an open platform for messaging, try Jabber out. It supposedly supports ICQ, AIM, Yahoo, MSN, IRC, and SMTP through an XML framework. From what I've heard from the wear-hard list, it's pretty much maleable to anything you need to do..
Try on J. Michael Straczynski's "Rising Stars" or "Midnight Nation" on top of the AC's suggestion of "Watchmen" and "Sandman".. You'll no doubt see parallels between Gaiman and Straczynski's writing. They are both top notch, and the have worked together in the past, too.
I've looked into newadvent in the past and find them to be revisionist in their history of the church. Big Brother is real, you know. He's known by many names, just like the devil. The word the Cathars used for hell on earth (the center of the secular empire) was Roma. Coincidence?
I wonder if they block websites that support heliocentricity?
Why? Christianity is heliocentric itself. It's no coincidence that Christmas falls on the same day as Sol Invictus' day and other "pagan" holidays. Try This article out, it's an interesting read.
I suppose I'd keep my kids at home and teach them from a purely secular humanist and scientific perspective. It's better to tell your children truth than myths. Then again my mythology lessons would include most world religions, since they are no better or worse at teaching strong moral lessons..
Well, if HelixCode charges, they better upgrade their pipe.. It's actually slower than the main us debian servers, if that were possible! (note: of course, thise depends on time of day, release schedule, etc. Your mileage may vary)
:) That killed me too. I think the jkl; keys in vi were a bit arbitrary anyhoo. how's about lrud? they are not in a row together, but they are at least by word.. I'm ok with vi in both qty and dvk keyboards. I don't see a problem.. like you sad, memorization is possible on both keyboards..
For anyone who is sick of trying to find the most common order of letters in the english language (Letter frequency) they are: "etrinoasdchfupmygwvbxkqlz", most of which dvorak falls either on home row or strong fingers.
Note on a dvorak layout, l and z are the only "letters" that lay on the right pinky off of home row. This is a position that I consider to be nauseating. If any of you took typing class, you may have noticed a tingling feeling after typing drills on your pinkys. I don't know, 'bout you, but that always made me nauseous.
Anyway, enough about nausea, the point is that the two least used keys are on weak fingers just like in qwerty. However, the most important are on strong fingers, or one row above home, an easier position to reach than one row below..
That's odd, my Kinesis ergo stops at T too.. I still have a problem typing 5 instead of 6 due to some left index dominance from learning qwerty.. I have my board set on Dvorak mode. It's one of the most efficient keyboards, and I rarely feel fatigued from typing for extended periods of time.
Just kidding. I daresay that "catholic" and "Catholic" are the same thing, just as "liberal" and "conservative" don't mean the same things they did 50 years ago. Besides, it's relative to the times, is it not?
The Catholic church derived its name from the word catholic, meaning universal as you said. However, the church has had 1800 years to change that into a brand name
The clause police should have caught that one. 'Like A, unlike X, Y, and Z, B was not a catholic inventor?' What the hell does that mean? And what does that have to do with time? are you saying that Gutenberg was not catholic, or that Franklin, Edison and Tesla were catholic? There is a serious contradiction in that sentence. I suppose you meant "Like Tesla, et. al., and unlike Gutenberg (who seems irrelevant as far as comparisons go) John Harrison was not a Catholic inventor, which the parent to this points out is a seemingly irrelevent tidbit of information to lead with.
Monks in the dark ages replaced the non-dimensional human memory "interface" with a concept known as a memory palace. They used mnemonics to find their memories in a (presumably) three dimensional palace of dreams and thoughts. Location is one of the things we naturally key on. Consider if you will, our ability to follow driving directions. Would it be easier to say "Turn left on Abernathy terrace, right at Cleighton, and head north on Sunbury" or Turn left at the McDonalds, right at the water tower, and head towards Ender park"? I think linking to knowns would probably be a better interface to find things. YMMV, of course.
Which is more absurd, the fact that the cooling is pathetically weak, or the fact that the chips are on the "down" side in a tower case? Oops, I suppose.
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He said Southern point, not southern-most point. All that which you wrote is somewhat pointless, since it is merely picking at nits and semantics. It has nothing to do with logic. Certainly, Middle Island, and even Niagra falls are further south than International falls. Then again, there are parts of the USA further south than IF that experience colder temperatures. While it's true that this is a cold spot, it is more due to the arctic jet stream that spends a great deal of time hovering over this area.
I don't know about that save for one thing: Jabber is supposedly even better as a communication framework, since it's XML based and flexible. One of the folks on the wearhard list uses it for a variety of purposes with his java-based wearable.
If you want an open platform for messaging, try Jabber out. It supposedly supports ICQ, AIM, Yahoo, MSN, IRC, and SMTP through an XML framework. From what I've heard from the wear-hard list, it's pretty much maleable to anything you need to do..
Try on J. Michael Straczynski's "Rising Stars" or "Midnight Nation" on top of the AC's suggestion of "Watchmen" and "Sandman" .. You'll no doubt see parallels between Gaiman and Straczynski's writing. They are both top notch, and the have worked together in the past, too.
I don't get it, isn't Kabuki Japanese, and the movie from Hong Kong? I thought they had dis-similar cultures?
I know Peter Molyneux's work well in populous :) You don't get my point. They may be major but they'll likely never be mayor
I've looked into newadvent in the past and find them to be revisionist in their history of the church. Big Brother is real, you know. He's known by many names, just like the devil. The word the Cathars used for hell on earth (the center of the secular empire) was Roma. Coincidence?
I don't think that Lionhead is a mayor game company. They are in an entirely different class than mayor companies.
I can see it:
d00d, send mee dungeon to!
*shudders*
I don't know If I'd want dirty pics of American Shaftoe. Stephenson didn't seem to paint too great picture of her.
When is the truth stooping? I can never understand it when people put things this way. It is a silent, epidemic problem across all denominations.
I wonder if they block websites that support heliocentricity?
Why? Christianity is heliocentric itself. It's no coincidence that Christmas falls on the same day as Sol Invictus' day and other "pagan" holidays. Try This article out, it's an interesting read.
I suppose I'd keep my kids at home and teach them from a purely secular humanist and scientific perspective. It's better to tell your children truth than myths. Then again my mythology lessons would include most world religions, since they are no better or worse at teaching strong moral lessons..
Spidermonkey. It's currently the only apt-get choice.
Well, if HelixCode charges, they better upgrade their pipe.. It's actually slower than the main us debian servers, if that were possible! (note: of course, thise depends on time of day, release schedule, etc. Your mileage may vary)
Wow, I read that too. My comment still stands. It did approach one.
Aaah run away! Godwin's rule, Godwin's rule!
:) That killed me too. I think the jkl; keys in vi were a bit arbitrary anyhoo. how's about lrud? they are not in a row together, but they are at least by word.. I'm ok with vi in both qty and dvk keyboards. I don't see a problem.. like you sad, memorization is possible on both keyboards..
For anyone who is sick of trying to find the most common order of letters in the english language (Letter frequency) they are: "etrinoasdchfupmygwvbxkqlz", most of which dvorak falls either on home row or strong fingers.
Note on a dvorak layout, l and z are the only "letters" that lay on the right pinky off of home row. This is a position that I consider to be nauseating. If any of you took typing class, you may have noticed a tingling feeling after typing drills on your pinkys. I don't know, 'bout you, but that always made me nauseous.
Anyway, enough about nausea, the point is that the two least used keys are on weak fingers just like in qwerty. However, the most important are on strong fingers, or one row above home, an easier position to reach than one row below..
That's odd, my Kinesis ergo stops at T too.. I still have a problem typing 5 instead of 6 due to some left index dominance from learning qwerty.. I have my board set on Dvorak mode. It's one of the most efficient keyboards, and I rarely feel fatigued from typing for extended periods of time.
Just kidding. I daresay that "catholic" and "Catholic" are the same thing, just as "liberal" and "conservative" don't mean the same things they did 50 years ago. Besides, it's relative to the times, is it not?
The Catholic church derived its name from the word catholic, meaning universal as you said. However, the church has had 1800 years to change that into a brand nameAnother Nit:
The clause police should have caught that one. 'Like A, unlike X, Y, and Z, B was not a catholic inventor?' What the hell does that mean? And what does that have to do with time? are you saying that Gutenberg was not catholic, or that Franklin, Edison and Tesla were catholic? There is a serious contradiction in that sentence. I suppose you meant "Like Tesla, et. al., and unlike Gutenberg (who seems irrelevant as far as comparisons go) John Harrison was not a Catholic inventor, which the parent to this points out is a seemingly irrelevent tidbit of information to lead with.
If you had a pervasive 10 digit number of any sort that is used everywhere, you would have the same problem, tied to ssn or not.
Monks in the dark ages replaced the non-dimensional human memory "interface" with a concept known as a memory palace. They used mnemonics to find their memories in a (presumably) three dimensional palace of dreams and thoughts. Location is one of the things we naturally key on. Consider if you will, our ability to follow driving directions. Would it be easier to say "Turn left on Abernathy terrace, right at Cleighton, and head north on Sunbury" or Turn left at the McDonalds, right at the water tower, and head towards Ender park"? I think linking to knowns would probably be a better interface to find things. YMMV, of course.
Which is more absurd, the fact that the cooling is pathetically weak, or the fact that the chips are on the "down" side in a tower case? Oops, I suppose.