If you RTFA, you'll see that Whitehead was using wing-warping as well, several years before the Wright Bros. How the Wright Bros. got their patents on wing-warping is a mystery.
The question is whether this 81% is better than Real Doctor. The assumption that Real Doctor gets everything right is, from personal experience, wrong.
Not really. The specific ads are already paid for on a 'per-click' basis, and different ad-words have different prices per click. So Google has already taken into account that some people and searches are more likely to produce revenue than others. As for me, I have ad-block enabled, so if I paid Google $10 a month it would be a bonus to them.
It would be a lot harder to hack in an entire autopilot/weapon deployment system for something which relies on humans than it would be to just use the existing framework which would exist for the drones. I'm not saying it can't be done, but it would be an order of magnitude more difficult because you're now doing something the original designers never intended.
Perhaps having 3x the number of people will make up for that? That means Aus only has 1/3 of the fibre to run, even if they are each, on average, longer.
"In politics, left-wing describes an outlook or specific position that accepts or supports social equality, often in opposition to social hierarchy and social inequality. It usually involves a concern for those in society who are disadvantaged relative to others and an assumption that there are unjustified inequalities (which right-wing politics views as natural or traditional) that need to be reduced or abolished"
"In politics, right-wing describes an outlook or specific position that accepts or supports social hierarchy or social inequality. Social hierarchy and social inequality is viewed by those affiliated with the Right as either inevitable, natural, normal, or desirable, whether it arises through traditional social differences or from competition in market economies. It typically accepts or justifies this position on the basis of natural law or tradition."
So, left wing is making things better for poor people, right wing is making things better for rich people. D'ya ken?
Lol, I don't live in the US, but seeing as the first word in this thread was "US" I think it is at least ever so slightly relevant.
And as for being broke... well, sure the country is. But really, who cares if the country is broke? Does it affect the quality of life of anybody who lives there? No? Well then, it's all just smoke and mirrors, isn't it? The French drive nice cars, live in nice houses, eat good food, are generally quite healthy, and have a beautiful country. They have lots of free time for leisure and have the most 'culture' of any western country. And anyway, France has been broke since Louise XIV, so really, nothing has changed.
Screwed up? Have you seen the quality of life they have? How much free time they have? How many holidays they go on? I think their situation is way, way better than the situation in the US, unless you happen to be a corporation and not a human.
He never said anything about people not working and still getting a wage. He said that now that our productivity has increased so much, we don't have enough work to go around. Hence the unemployment problems, where people who would *like* a job, and are qualified, can't get one. One solution is to distribute the *work*, not distribute the money to people who aren't working, as you seem to be thinking. How do we distribute the work? We reduce the number of hours in a working week. That way, people with jobs get paid a bit less, have more free time, and more people have an opportunity to get a job. Which is what the French have done.
Bonus point of spelling pickiness: your response was to Re:I've used Wifi Analizer. Surely, the GP poster meant "Analyzer", unless the word "analizer" tells us more about the GP and his probings by alien species than we wanted to know....
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If you RTFA, you'll see that Whitehead was using wing-warping as well, several years before the Wright Bros. How the Wright Bros. got their patents on wing-warping is a mystery.
The question is whether this 81% is better than Real Doctor. The assumption that Real Doctor gets everything right is, from personal experience, wrong.
If you're short on characters, plain old su will save you a few more...
Check out the RAZR MAXX if you want to sort out the battery life issue. It's also a great phone...
Yeah, carry a tablet around in your pocket all day, good idea.
How about a bunch of black holes which are distributed around the edge of the galaxy?
Not really. The specific ads are already paid for on a 'per-click' basis, and different ad-words have different prices per click. So Google has already taken into account that some people and searches are more likely to produce revenue than others. As for me, I have ad-block enabled, so if I paid Google $10 a month it would be a bonus to them.
It would be a lot harder to hack in an entire autopilot/weapon deployment system for something which relies on humans than it would be to just use the existing framework which would exist for the drones. I'm not saying it can't be done, but it would be an order of magnitude more difficult because you're now doing something the original designers never intended.
Just send a strong signal that trashes the military channels so that it falls back to civilian, which can then be spoofed.
Take the price, say p. Then reduce it by 10p. Reduce means subtract, which leaves us with -9p. Do you see why it doesn't make sense?
So you make over $5mil?
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=population+of+france+vs+australia
Perhaps having 3x the number of people will make up for that? That means Aus only has 1/3 of the fibre to run, even if they are each, on average, longer.
This was planned by the French though, so they've already taken this into account.
I think they mean the construction project will support 10,000 jobs.
From wikipedia:
"In politics, left-wing describes an outlook or specific position that accepts or supports social equality, often in opposition to social hierarchy and social inequality. It usually involves a concern for those in society who are disadvantaged relative to others and an assumption that there are unjustified inequalities (which right-wing politics views as natural or traditional) that need to be reduced or abolished"
"In politics, right-wing describes an outlook or specific position that accepts or supports social hierarchy or social inequality. Social hierarchy and social inequality is viewed by those affiliated with the Right as either inevitable, natural, normal, or desirable, whether it arises through traditional social differences or from competition in market economies. It typically accepts or justifies this position on the basis of natural law or tradition."
So, left wing is making things better for poor people, right wing is making things better for rich people. D'ya ken?
Ok, how about if I also add the requirements 'cheap' and 'has a really shitty processor'.
10.1" screen? Any bigger than that and I wouldn't call it a netbook any more.
"Beware of snake"
Lol, I don't live in the US, but seeing as the first word in this thread was "US" I think it is at least ever so slightly relevant.
And as for being broke... well, sure the country is. But really, who cares if the country is broke? Does it affect the quality of life of anybody who lives there? No? Well then, it's all just smoke and mirrors, isn't it? The French drive nice cars, live in nice houses, eat good food, are generally quite healthy, and have a beautiful country. They have lots of free time for leisure and have the most 'culture' of any western country. And anyway, France has been broke since Louise XIV, so really, nothing has changed.
No, that's Fascist. In the US, both parties currently toe that line.
Screwed up? Have you seen the quality of life they have? How much free time they have? How many holidays they go on? I think their situation is way, way better than the situation in the US, unless you happen to be a corporation and not a human.
He never said anything about people not working and still getting a wage. He said that now that our productivity has increased so much, we don't have enough work to go around. Hence the unemployment problems, where people who would *like* a job, and are qualified, can't get one. One solution is to distribute the *work*, not distribute the money to people who aren't working, as you seem to be thinking. How do we distribute the work? We reduce the number of hours in a working week. That way, people with jobs get paid a bit less, have more free time, and more people have an opportunity to get a job. Which is what the French have done.
Bonus point of spelling pickiness: your response was to Re:I've used Wifi Analizer . Surely, the GP poster meant "Analyzer", unless the word "analizer" tells us more about the GP and his probings by alien species than we wanted to know....
Bwahahaha! I completely missed that...
Even if the SSID is disabled it is still easy to sniff the name.
One could hope...