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I don't know why you think this won't sell. I love my 17" widescreen laptop. It's a bit heavier than i'd like, but otherwise it's fantastic. I'd love an even larger screen, and 19" would be no impediment to backpack/shoulderpack as long as the weight doesn't rise much.
In all fairness to McDonalds, they are cutting back on portion sizes, while BK is now heavily advertising their enormous breakfast sandwich with 1k calories, and more than your daily supply of fat, salt, and cholestorol by 8am.
Here, I will if no one else will: I suspect evil. But then I often do when a politician / corporation / entity reverses its stated position in response to public pressure. That embodies a willingness to go with the mob, and while the mob might be right in this occassion, it is often wrong. But that willingness to go along is exactly what allows real evil to flourish, as witnessed in nazi germany. There, great, now you've invoked Godwin's law, thanks.
Last time I checked bullets were chemical rockets. There are a tiny number of exceptions to that, so that I'm fairly sure you're just mistaken about how bullets work, and not just used to the kind that aren't.
That's not even remotely true. That's like saying if I throw a rocket at you, which ignites in mid air and then impacts you at ten thousand miles per hour if it knocks you back it must knock me back the same amount. It's important to remember that nearly all bullets use a propellant.
But it's not the bullet impact that knocks you back, it's the violent muscle spasms you experience when you are shot. Obviously, a rack of meat doesn't have those. Go hunting some time, shoot a deer. Those suckers will fly back 30 or 40 feet if they aren't blocked by a tree.
As many others will no doubt point out, he did too say any such thing, and there are many sources to verify it. The word wasn't invented, it was created, which to most people are close enough in meaning to understand how the initial propogator of 'invented' could have easily made the mistake.
Taking a contract job supporting evil isn't innocent. It would be hard to argue that "I didn't know they intended to blow up planets with the giant planet blowing up weapon I was building for them."
The obvious way that having a PG-13 rating can increase sales is by increasing the 'cool' factor for a movie. It's easy for kids to sneak into movies in spite of ratings, and so increasing their desire to do so (what does a kid want more than something he can't have?) is a clever way to increase sales.
Think teens and cigarettes. What part of cigarette smoking is intriguing before addiction sets in?
Guidgen takes an OS lock and guarantees that it will take more than a clocktick to execute (it will execute a wait while holding the OS lock until the clock changes before issuing the result). So no more than one instance at a time can run on a single machine, and sequential instances cannot get the same clock result.
Changing your mac address or adjusting your clock to deliberately circumvent guidgen violates the contract which guarantees uniqueness of your resulting uid. It's like saying "i'd like a unique number that no one else will ever get, and oh by the way i'd prefer if it was 1". Obviously, you can cheat any system which can be designed, but guidgen truly will give you a unique number if you use it properly.
Well, this will presume that theres nothing we don't know about that can reflect radar like water ice. So this won't really close the debate. Bottom line, we'll have to send every doubter to mars and give them a bottle of aquafina to really settle things.
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Alternatively, of course, your children may be born with super powers.
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I have the 9300 with 17" widescreen 1920x1200 ... it's fantastic for programming. It's definitely heavier than i'd like, but in no way too big.
I don't know why you think this won't sell. I love my 17" widescreen laptop. It's a bit heavier than i'd like, but otherwise it's fantastic. I'd love an even larger screen, and 19" would be no impediment to backpack/shoulderpack as long as the weight doesn't rise much.
You load it into memory and use any of a number of large number math libraries to multiply/divide/factor, whatever.
Well, maybe those other teams will get lucky and find two other factors.
Even worse, there's no strong evidence that the difficulty is even exponential in any base.
Stop messing with him, he doesn't even know we replaced his ti-85 with an etch-a-sketch!
In all fairness to McDonalds, they are cutting back on portion sizes, while BK is now heavily advertising their enormous breakfast sandwich with 1k calories, and more than your daily supply of fat, salt, and cholestorol by 8am.
And any reasonable person would use RTTH not RPH.v let/showid-146/epid-1406/
http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/GuidePageSer
No no no, the point is that they sound so much worse to everyone else. The RIAA browsing your filesystem for example.
skype on a laptop?
Here, I will if no one else will: I suspect evil. But then I often do when a politician / corporation / entity reverses its stated position in response to public pressure. That embodies a willingness to go with the mob, and while the mob might be right in this occassion, it is often wrong. But that willingness to go along is exactly what allows real evil to flourish, as witnessed in nazi germany. There, great, now you've invoked Godwin's law, thanks.
Last time I checked bullets were chemical rockets. There are a tiny number of exceptions to that, so that I'm fairly sure you're just mistaken about how bullets work, and not just used to the kind that aren't.
That's not even remotely true. That's like saying if I throw a rocket at you, which ignites in mid air and then impacts you at ten thousand miles per hour if it knocks you back it must knock me back the same amount. It's important to remember that nearly all bullets use a propellant.
But it's not the bullet impact that knocks you back, it's the violent muscle spasms you experience when you are shot. Obviously, a rack of meat doesn't have those. Go hunting some time, shoot a deer. Those suckers will fly back 30 or 40 feet if they aren't blocked by a tree.
These are easy to explain.
- Cars that explode in midair when they go over a cliff before hitting anything
Easy: bombs in the gas tank. You should always check for angle activated bombs in your gas tank before driving over a cliff.
- Ducati 916 motorcycles that can't outrun a Lincoln Town Car (Fled)
You've gotta remember to use premium.
- Tom Cruise shooting behind him over his shoulder using a motorcycle rearview mirror to aim
Even I've done this on one occassion. A star with proper training should have no difficulty.
- Tires squealing on dirt roads
It's the people just under the dirt squealing, and believe me you would too.
- Soundtrack to John Connor's dirt bike upshifts 20 times without downshifting
That was a custom bike. He clearly did work on it in one scene earlier. He added a lot of gears.
As many others will no doubt point out, he did too say any such thing, and there are many sources to verify it. The word wasn't invented, it was created, which to most people are close enough in meaning to understand how the initial propogator of 'invented' could have easily made the mistake.
That's not a good strategy. That's like saying, lets let nations get as powerful as they want until they drop the first nuclear bomb.
Taking a contract job supporting evil isn't innocent. It would be hard to argue that "I didn't know they intended to blow up planets with the giant planet blowing up weapon I was building for them."
The obvious way that having a PG-13 rating can increase sales is by increasing the 'cool' factor for a movie. It's easy for kids to sneak into movies in spite of ratings, and so increasing their desire to do so (what does a kid want more than something he can't have?) is a clever way to increase sales.
Think teens and cigarettes. What part of cigarette smoking is intriguing before addiction sets in?
I bought the jar jar tongue pop for my 30 something wife's birthday, but then again, I did it to freak her out.
Guidgen takes an OS lock and guarantees that it will take more than a clocktick to execute (it will execute a wait while holding the OS lock until the clock changes before issuing the result). So no more than one instance at a time can run on a single machine, and sequential instances cannot get the same clock result.
Changing your mac address or adjusting your clock to deliberately circumvent guidgen violates the contract which guarantees uniqueness of your resulting uid. It's like saying "i'd like a unique number that no one else will ever get, and oh by the way i'd prefer if it was 1". Obviously, you can cheat any system which can be designed, but guidgen truly will give you a unique number if you use it properly.
Well, this will presume that theres nothing we don't know about that can reflect radar like water ice. So this won't really close the debate. Bottom line, we'll have to send every doubter to mars and give them a bottle of aquafina to really settle things.
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