My dim memories of the time was that Michael J. Saylor's MicroStrategy was going to datamine the present and pown the future. If I had heard of google by that time, I thought they were some obscure application that had to do with Macintoshes.
I know I'm new here, but why the hell wouldn't there be a picture of the car splitting in half? It would be like a Ginsu knife commercial where they never slice the tomato. It would be like a documentary on the Harrier Jet where it never hovers.
Most of the pix are taken on the public roads surrounding Maranello. I don't know that I have ever seen any pictures from inside a metal stamping plant or something.
Wazoo (or Wazzu, or WSU) is Washington State University, in Pullman, Washington, in the east of the state. Besides beer-drinking, it was also known for being a suspect in the notorious Wazoo/Wazzu Virus that plagued the world in the 1990s.
Western Washington University is, surprisingly, to the west of the state. I know they were doing some fantastic work with rotary engines in ancient days, but I don't know what the clowns are doing now.
Irradiation by epithermal neutrons was performed using the pneumatic facility of the Triga Reactor, at the University of Texas at Austin, for all the samples.
From: Halogen determination in Arctic aerosols by neutron activation analysis with...
New Yorkers say, "wait on line." For instance, if anyone ever heard Curtis Sliwa on his national radio show, he occasionally used this phrasing. Not sure of the social/regional extent, but I have noticed it all my life from anyone with an obvious New Yawk/Fran Drescher accent.
Is it as easy to find/mine uraninite as it is for coal? My understanding of coal is that once you find it, it is soft and plentiful. Not much needs to be done to it before it goes to the power plant.
For uraninite, how many more or less shovels and dump trucks and refining $THINGIES are needed to get the equivalent amount of energy to the power plant?
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I was not in honers classes.
Muphry's Law
I think previous posts have hinted at it, but not plainly stated: older drivers may be more prone to injury.
Mother fuck! Their brakes!
I think this is a troll. Four-digit slashid. Vague Leading question.
they didn't have that when i was in school.
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My dim memories of the time was that Michael J. Saylor's MicroStrategy was going to datamine the present and pown the future. If I had heard of google by that time, I thought they were some obscure application that had to do with Macintoshes.
M$ has DOS emulation.
I know I'm new here, but why the hell wouldn't there be a picture of the car splitting in half? It would be like a Ginsu knife commercial where they never slice the tomato. It would be like a documentary on the Harrier Jet where it never hovers.
...play is definitely worth seeing, although the first part of the second act limps a bit.
At least it wasn't a bomb.
Who[m]ever came up with the search bar for Win7 was a God damned genius...
Steve Jobs?
*Splat*
We don't want to get slashdot in trouble.
Most of the pix are taken on the public roads surrounding Maranello. I don't know that I have ever seen any pictures from inside a metal stamping plant or something.
Wazu is known for being quite the party campus...
Wazoo (or Wazzu, or WSU) is Washington State University, in Pullman, Washington, in the east of the state. Besides beer-drinking, it was also known for being a suspect in the notorious Wazoo/Wazzu Virus that plagued the world in the 1990s.
Western Washington University is, surprisingly, to the west of the state. I know they were doing some fantastic work with rotary engines in ancient days, but I don't know what the clowns are doing now.
What began with a mischievous woman eating an apple is now so large as to cover the earth with its seven billion descendants.
Irradiation by epithermal neutrons was performed using the pneumatic facility of the Triga Reactor, at the University of Texas at Austin, for all the samples.
From: Halogen determination in Arctic aerosols by neutron activation analysis with...
Is the pneumatic hospital idea more prevalent on one continent over another? Many /.ers fail to provide location cues.
Eye guess eye could have looked into that before posting: iNewt
As a nod to the Newton and a play on "eye of newt."
They are still working on the back doors.
New Yorkers say, "wait on line." For instance, if anyone ever heard Curtis Sliwa on his national radio show, he occasionally used this phrasing. Not sure of the social/regional extent, but I have noticed it all my life from anyone with an obvious New Yawk/Fran Drescher accent.
Hah, hah, hah!
Is it as easy to find/mine uraninite as it is for coal? My understanding of coal is that once you find it, it is soft and plentiful. Not much needs to be done to it before it goes to the power plant.
For uraninite, how many more or less shovels and dump trucks and refining $THINGIES are needed to get the equivalent amount of energy to the power plant?