Woz was a great engineer, and has always had his eccentric side, but this is borderline kooky. Acquiring citizenship is not like changing cellular carriers, even if you are rich or famous. And while NBN may be a laudable notion, has he considered the internet censorship that may well hamper its use?
It depends on what the people want, since this is a democracy.
You seem to have forgotten that having a constitution means some issues are foundational and are not decided by popular vote. You can't just vote to limit someone's speech, arbitrarily throw somebody in jail, or bring religion into the government.
It turns out that the male squid also squawks "call you tomorrow" during his drive-by shooting. Of course male squids never do. The revenge of the jilted female squid involves hacking the male's limbs off and deep-frying them while mockingly repeating "call ya' 'morrow". This is why we call it calimari.
requires a jolt of three to four megawatts of power for 30 seconds to get up to cruising speed — that's enough energy to power 1,300 average U.S. homes.
The corrected sentence is much less impressive: "— that's enough energy to power 1,300 average U.S. homes for 30 seconds."
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Nah, with the likes of Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and Boba Fett already taken, this time around Lens Flare is an actual character name.
Presumably the bad installer has no impact when upgrading in place. Any field reports from those running preupgrade on F17?
to "stand on guard for thee".
Not sure why this is modded funny. 60 GHz is license-free because oxygen is opaque at that frequency.
All that and a /. id in the 2 millions. Presumably Slackware just got internet support.
Woz was a great engineer, and has always had his eccentric side, but this is borderline kooky. Acquiring citizenship is not like changing cellular carriers, even if you are rich or famous. And while NBN may be a laudable notion, has he considered the internet censorship that may well hamper its use?
Yes, but it's locked, won't even roam abroad.
It's named after a British sea ship, so British spelling applies, as reflected on the actual craft.
Or, Ecuador starts rotating through their London embassy a gaggle of diplomats that look alarmingly similar to Julian Assange.
Here you go.
You seem to have forgotten that having a constitution means some issues are foundational and are not decided by popular vote. You can't just vote to limit someone's speech, arbitrarily throw somebody in jail, or bring religion into the government.
No kidding. However, like many Slashdot stories, it does remind us that "Everyone's laughing, and riding, and cornholing except Buster."
That simulation is very cool. Would be even better if it actually showed units the JPL folks are using instead of miles.
Hungry? Get some grub.
I guess that means we work at a higher-level here with "O Can ADA".
Insanely great!
Evidence?
Just looked up recalcitrant in the dictionary, there was a little picture of this grinning douchebag in shades and a bandana.
First we hear Jobs was gonna kill Android. Now Androids are gonna kill jobs.
Well that's a boring analogy.
It turns out that the male squid also squawks "call you tomorrow" during his drive-by shooting. Of course male squids never do. The revenge of the jilted female squid involves hacking the male's limbs off and deep-frying them while mockingly repeating "call ya' 'morrow". This is why we call it calimari.
The corrected sentence is much less impressive: "— that's enough energy to power 1,300 average U.S. homes for 30 seconds."
In other words, a saltbox.