ok, so trivially debunk it for us all... Have you studied the data? Have you tried to influence random number generators, and get your friends and family to do so? Your statement, like Science, requires irrefutible evidence...
I live in Harrogate, 5 miles from RAF Menwith Hill - the UK owned but US run "Communications Relay" station, which GW himself has said is a vital asset to the US. I dunno which they would go for first. GCHQ or the hill.
Most hard drives are ultra reliable, heck they come witha 3 year manufacturers warrenty. I run 4 machines at home, and have a total of 6 hard disks, never had a problem with any one of them. Admitidly, I'm not walking round the street with them in my pocket, but I DO carry an iRiver everywhere I go and have that about 6 months without any sign of trouble.
Moving oarts are not so unreliable really. Flash memory has a finite number of write cycles, I have no data bu I would imagine that they would both last a very long time. I would much rather have 40gb on tap than carry a library of flash cards around with me! Battery life on flash players is obviously better but again that's not an issue with my iRiver, 16 hour life between recharge is more than adequate, and the new zen touch is 24 hours (yes, I've tried it - my daughter is getting one for Christmas)
For me, it's hd every time... the capacity issue is what is more important to me.
omg! "Two steel tines (parts of a fork lift) weighing 80 pounds each were accelerated by the magnet striking a technician and knocking him over 15 feet resulting in serious injury. (6/5/86) " That's a helluva strong magnet!!!!!!!
Such a blazingly fast connection is amazing, but how the hell do they get the data onto and off the pipe? Are the disk read and write speeds up to that? What about the ram? how the hell do they do that!!!
He meant that the statement was redundant as in "Transfer Control Protocol Protocol" (in the same way that people say PIN number (Personal Identification Number Number)
true, (there's also the imaginary roots of course) I was assuming that the challenge only involved integer roots... I didn't make that clear in my comment
quite a few ppl I know use bridging - they have a dsl/cable NIC for broadband and a wireless NIC for home network - I know you can and should just gout out and buy a cheapie home router but they don't wanna... and I can't make them!
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ok, so trivially debunk it for us all... Have you studied the data? Have you tried to influence random number generators, and get your friends and family to do so? Your statement, like Science, requires irrefutible evidence...
euuuuuuuuuwwww
oh, never mind, the thought is too gross to contemplate...
yup, Blair is GW's lil puppydog
I live in Harrogate, 5 miles from RAF Menwith Hill - the UK owned but US run "Communications Relay" station, which GW himself has said is a vital asset to the US. I dunno which they would go for first. GCHQ or the hill.
He specifically said html 4.01 strict, not html 4 transitional....
In strict, frames and target= are depricated
wrong... simply disabling javascript will block your DoS
you can not jog or run with a hard-drive mp3 player
I jog just fine with my iriver. No skip whatsoever... works just great
I do not buy hd players because moving parts fail
Most hard drives are ultra reliable, heck they come witha 3 year manufacturers warrenty. I run 4 machines at home, and have a total of 6 hard disks, never had a problem with any one of them. Admitidly, I'm not walking round the street with them in my pocket, but I DO carry an iRiver everywhere I go and have that about 6 months without any sign of trouble.
Moving oarts are not so unreliable really. Flash memory has a finite number of write cycles, I have no data bu I would imagine that they would both last a very long time. I would much rather have 40gb on tap than carry a library of flash cards around with me! Battery life on flash players is obviously better but again that's not an issue with my iRiver, 16 hour life between recharge is more than adequate, and the new zen touch is 24 hours (yes, I've tried it - my daughter is getting one for Christmas)
For me, it's hd every time... the capacity issue is what is more important to me.
but the before and after pictures, seconds apart are clean
They get taxed? Here in the UK game show and lottery winnings are tax free.
He's also LDS (Mormon) and very active. Usually slashdotters don't like Mormons ;)
read the link, he's a mormon so unless he gets married he wont be
omg! "Two steel tines (parts of a fork lift) weighing 80 pounds each were accelerated by the magnet striking a technician and knocking him over 15 feet resulting in serious injury. (6/5/86) "
That's a helluva strong magnet!!!!!!!
>>The Library of Congress is quite compressible
I do hope you mean that the data content within the library is compressible... The building itself is quit tough to compress!
Such a blazingly fast connection is amazing, but how the hell do they get the data onto and off the pipe? Are the disk read and write speeds up to that? What about the ram? how the hell do they do that!!!
He meant that the statement was redundant as in "Transfer Control Protocol Protocol" (in the same way that people say PIN number (Personal Identification Number Number)
true, (there's also the imaginary roots of course) I was assuming that the challenge only involved integer roots... I didn't make that clear in my comment
My bad... it shows up as a "bridged connection" on the xp network properties panel.
I didn't realise it was just a NAT thing - thanks for the enlightenment
RTFM....
and ends at the end of writing the answer
huh? roots != factors?
so, 2 * 2 * 2 = 8... is the 2 a root or a factor? It's both.
What you should have said was roots are special case factors.
do you KNOW how many 100 digit numbers there are??? :)
There's ummmmm a LOT
Obviously, his pi is undercooked....
That's easy...
Doomsday is Monday at 9:00am.... Every Monday at 9:00am... (Excpet for public holidays)
quite a few ppl I know use bridging - they have a dsl/cable NIC for broadband and a wireless NIC for home network - I know you can and should just gout out and buy a cheapie home router but they don't wanna... and I can't make them!