Just like the Anonymous Coward said above, 1 mile is 1,609344 km. That's a difference of 0,009344 km for every km. Over a small distance, say from you to your neighbor, the difference is not quite important. But in this case we work with stuff in space, the distances are huge and that little difference would for sure cause the probe to miss its target.
I mean, does Micro$oft is now a software compagny ? or a computer hardware compagny ? or a gaming console compagny ? Something else ? A lawyer bureau mabye ? Or a we-sell-all-things-possible-to-make-a-big-monopoly compagny ? So, anyone ? Please, because I'm lost right now...
According to this page and this one, it uses the Celeron. Well, mabye they used the PIIIs at first, then switched to Celerons later to keep the price very low. That's a possibility. Or mabye they used a P3 with the cache reduced (isn't that a Celeron anyway ?)...
If you start with the attitude that it won't work, well it will not work. But if you try, chances are that it would work very well. So why say "Drop all that now, anyway it won't work, so don't lose your time." ?
- Sir ! We finally decrypted the enemy message using our brand new machine that costed $1B USD and can decode 1024-bit encrypted messages !
- Good work agent ! Now, what did the message says ?
- Well it's.. *cough* a chocolate cake recipe *cough*...
Well, a pricy recipe though... $1B USD for.. oh well..:)
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What's about power outages ? Let's say, are you going to be alone, signing in the rain along with lightnings?
Isn't it Visual~1.Net ?
Then, The Jargon Lexicon is for you !
0.5 will be the last release to be called Phoenix. Version 0.6, expected in January, will have a new name. And they really mean it this time.
Now imagine if the taxi driver is listening to Metallica...
Just like the Anonymous Coward said above, 1 mile is 1,609344 km. That's a difference of 0,009344 km for every km. Over a small distance, say from you to your neighbor, the difference is not quite important. But in this case we work with stuff in space, the distances are huge and that little difference would for sure cause the probe to miss its target.
Today, a skateboard. Tomorrow, whay about a Segway ?
Well, if it's now revealed, it ain't secret anymore, isn't it ?
I forgot too "3.1415926535..."
What should the name of the upcoming stable kernel release be ?
* 2.6
* 2.8
* 3.0
* I don't care
* The wha ?
* CowboyNeal
I mean, does Micro$oft is now a software compagny ? or a computer hardware compagny ? or a gaming console compagny ? Something else ? A lawyer bureau mabye ? Or a we-sell-all-things-possible-to-make-a-big-monopoly compagny ? So, anyone ? Please, because I'm lost right now...
Anyone have some informationss regarding a Linux version of UnrealEd 3.0 on the final release ? It would be cool if we can both play and map !
According to this page and this one, it uses the Celeron. Well, mabye they used the PIIIs at first, then switched to Celerons later to keep the price very low. That's a possibility. Or mabye they used a P3 with the cache reduced (isn't that a Celeron anyway ?)...
Pentium III ? More likely Celery^Hon according to this screenshot...
Sure it's a cool project. But I mean, poor guy who is getting slashdotted twice for the same thing... Oh well...
I was sure I already saw this : http://slashdot.org/articles/02/02/16/1439211.shtm l?tid=133
Who wrote that at MS? Marketing dept. ?
At first I read "NASA Says IIS Hurt Science". Sounded funny to me, and then I realized my mistake. Well, maybe my title was a real fact too...
http://www.flingthecow.com/ :)
Sure, there were no CowboyNeal option.
Just like that ?
Click on the link to get the second part og the story, and then check the URL... aprilfool-01.html yeah... Nice one...
If you start with the attitude that it won't work, well it will not work. But if you try, chances are that it would work very well. So why say "Drop all that now, anyway it won't work, so don't lose your time." ?
Didn't he created his own proprietary version of the light socket and tries to make it "standard" as well as the light itself ?
- Good work agent ! Now, what did the message says ?
- Well it's.. *cough* a chocolate cake recipe *cough*
Well, a pricy recipe though... $1B USD for.. oh well.. :)