Ah, but lest we forget, CRTs only had one laser scanning the entire height of the screen. In this system, each scan-line has a dedicated mirror and laser. Err... at least that's what I took from the summary "... and in combination with lasers,... ". Persistence of vision might well be sufficient, when each mirror is oscillating at 2.5kHz instead of one screen at 60Hz.
The real gotcha' is that the SS paychecks people receive today bears little or no relation to the amount of money they paid while they were working.
Everyone's letting the debate settle on how best to "invest" your personal contribution, thereby accepting the premise that you're entitled to only what you put into the system.
Heck, why worry about magentics - use an RFID ring. All potential users of an individual gun could be issued compatible (not identical) rings. The gun could even record firing info.
With the Windows Logo program, there is the opportunity to download those crash reports often seen running applications under Windows.
Unless I'm really confused and it already exists, it would be interesting to develop a similar repository (maybe different ones for each distro) where the crash dumps can be stored and provided on demand to Linux app developers.
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The download link on the original page is old. It reads http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-4.0b7&os=win&lang=en-US, so just change the "7" to an "8" and voi-la! A download link like so http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-4.0b8&os=win&lang=en-US . Those from other locales may choose a diff lang or OS.
Oh no! A toy robot! Ruuunnnnn!!!
A classic from the Kentucky Fried Movie
http://jb5353.tripod.com/kfm/toy.wav
LOL ... here's a link so everyone can get the reference...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1aSMhAAWg8
Wiki - the source of all knowledge - has some good details.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_specific_impulse_magnetoplasma_rocket
The trouble with a sprinkler system is that Atlanta is in severe drought
That would be Mimsy were the Borogoves, the basis for the kid's movie "The Last Mimzy". Don't know about the other.
Just in case you didn't RTFA (*I'm shocked!*), it claims:
Eolas is privately held, and the letter does not disclose the total number of shares outstanding in the company.
Remember this gem?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCbFEgFajGU
sfw.. presentation on how to get around hiring US workers..
How about the nice printable page without all the breakup...
0 00B7F38-893D-152E-88E283414B7F0000
http://www.sciam.com/print_version.cfm?articleID=
Ah, but lest we forget, CRTs only had one laser scanning the entire height of the screen. In this system, each scan-line has a dedicated mirror and laser. Err... at least that's what I took from the summary "... and in combination with lasers,... ". Persistence of vision might well be sufficient, when each mirror is oscillating at 2.5kHz instead of one screen at 60Hz.
Finding the report was a pain. Here's a link to the MythTV_usability_study_final.pdf
The real gotcha' is that the SS paychecks people receive today bears little or no relation to the amount of money they paid while they were working.
Everyone's letting the debate settle on how best to "invest" your personal contribution, thereby accepting the premise that you're entitled to only what you put into the system.
Heck, why worry about magentics - use an RFID ring. All potential users of an individual gun could be issued compatible (not identical) rings. The gun could even record firing info.
With the Windows Logo program, there is the opportunity to download those crash reports often seen running applications under Windows.
Unless I'm really confused and it already exists, it would be interesting to develop a similar repository (maybe different ones for each distro) where the crash dumps can be stored and provided on demand to Linux app developers.
Anyone know of any projects like this?
Sci-Fi Schedule Botsays that Saturday, the 7th, they'll show the first 5 episodes back to back (10 hours worth)
That should be (no space for those copy/pasters...): http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/showthread.ph p?s=&threadid=54620
I saw this once... it may no longer apply.
// Override the default user-agent string:
user_pref("general.useragent.override", "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux 2.2.16-22smp i686; en-US; m18) Gecko/20010110 Netscape6/6.5");