Most all the political solutions (kyoto) have included their policies that were once rejected. And yes, most of hollywoods considers itself liberal. They do control a good part of the distribution proces.
But when every thing is out there and all the objections and discrediting revolves around blasphemy because the religion says otherwise, I will celibrate that this study was corect. And yes, I did just liken the global wamring science to a religion. It has become one for some people. I'm not saying you, but some people.
I do not know the source of their figures, however JunkScience.com estimates that the US alone has spent about $173,548,050,000 since February 16th, 2005 to theoretically lower the impact of pollution by 0.001799776C. To theoretically impact the temperature by about 3C we would need to spend $289,286,125,055,910.
I agree polution is a problem, I agree that we need to clean up our act, however an article over at the BBC seems to point out that our cleaning up pollution is increasing the effects of global climate change. See also a previous Slashdot story on this subject.
If we pollute we increase global warming. If we clean up our act, we increase global warming. Until more data is gathered on the cause of what we see as global warming it is premature to blame man exclusively.
Again, I do feel we need to clean up our act, however acting prematurely because "we must do something" can cause more harm than good.
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There is a Hauppauge card that supports clear QAM as well as the Linux only pcHDTV card (with support right in MythTV).
I'm confused. Are you saying the card you are running does not support clear QAM or that ESPN-HD is encrypted?
This game is available at my local game shop. "Let's Count Sand," "Bean Farmer, Extreme" and "Let's Wait in Line" are but a few other equally engrossing titles at the place.
Personally I cannot wait for the upcoming game "Nada 3."
If a weatherman from Pocatello, ID can figure it out surely you can too! Now we know the technology exists to have a tornado take out anyone, anywhere at anytime.
Now if this is such promising stuff here then why has it been collecting dust for the past three years? Perhaps our local plasma experts can wade through the technical data in the above mentioned paper and enlighten the rest of us.
Microsoft has been here giving away Virtual Server 2005 with a free R2 update. I have 4 copies of it and I have no idea what to do with any of them. MS was presenting today how they plan to integrate Virtual Server directly into Longhorn.
Yes, but the quality of the American product slipped in relation to the foreign automakers thus leading to their ultimate loss of market share.
People see MS Office as the superior product. Competing products that are available for free are not achieving market penetration anywhere near that of Office.
So if Microsoft were to release a Linux version of Office what exactly would keep them using their Microsoft OS? To answer the question: FUD, and that goes out the window as soon as they are making product for Linux.
After all, if Linux is free and there is an MS Office-like product that is also free why are people paying money for a different product?
They are not ignoring Linux. Don't fool yourself. They are attempting to manage the situation as best as possible. Anything less than spewing complete vitriol at FOSS will signal the death knell of MS.
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but blanket statements like this really fail
Uh, this is Slashdot. We are all about making blanket statements and then ripping them apart.
Welcome aboard!
Most all the political solutions (kyoto) have included their policies that were once rejected. And yes, most of hollywoods considers itself liberal. They do control a good part of the distribution proces.
Instant Kyoto compliance to help offset Al Gores inconvenient electric bill.
But when every thing is out there and all the objections and discrediting revolves around blasphemy because the religion says otherwise, I will celibrate that this study was corect. And yes, I did just liken the global wamring science to a religion. It has become one for some people. I'm not saying you, but some people.
You mean like this or this?
"including the fact that it's known to cause cancer as a side effect"
So curing cancer causes cancer? Geez, now you'll tell me that global warming causes global cooling!
Ever been outside?
Um, this is Slashdot. What is this "outside" of which you speak?
According to the article's slideshow "It also recognizes body parts. Lift it to your cheek to answer a call."
Um, I really don't want to use someone else's phone if I know they have dialed porn on it.
I have found nothing on Lamar Smith's webpage.
It is too new to show up on the THOMAS (Library of Congress) website. Oh, wait. It hasn't been introduced yet.
H.R. 2391 only comes up as the Safe Communities and Safe Schools Mercury Reduction Act of 2005.
That said if TFA is accurate then it will be something I oppose and will write to my state Rep about.
I do not know the source of their figures, however JunkScience.com estimates that the US alone has spent about $173,548,050,000 since February 16th, 2005 to theoretically lower the impact of pollution by 0.001799776C. To theoretically impact the temperature by about 3C we would need to spend $289,286,125,055,910.
I agree polution is a problem, I agree that we need to clean up our act, however an article over at the BBC seems to point out that our cleaning up pollution is increasing the effects of global climate change. See also a previous Slashdot story on this subject.
If we pollute we increase global warming. If we clean up our act, we increase global warming. Until more data is gathered on the cause of what we see as global warming it is premature to blame man exclusively.
Again, I do feel we need to clean up our act, however acting prematurely because "we must do something" can cause more harm than good.
There is a Hauppauge card that supports clear QAM as well as the Linux only pcHDTV card (with support right in MythTV).
I'm confused. Are you saying the card you are running does not support clear QAM or that ESPN-HD is encrypted?
A block of ice manages to make headlines on slashdot.......
Myself, I'm waiting for the live webcam of it melting.
Second, you don't necessarily want to meet the retarded 14 yo from your own country,
Yes. Use different servers to meet the retarded 14 year olds from someone else's country!
This game is available at my local game shop. "Let's Count Sand," "Bean Farmer, Extreme" and "Let's Wait in Line" are but a few other equally engrossing titles at the place.
Personally I cannot wait for the upcoming game "Nada 3."
Pixels have no value
Yup, just like tulips.
I mean really people. The proof is right here!!!
If a weatherman from Pocatello, ID can figure it out surely you can too! Now we know the technology exists to have a tornado take out anyone, anywhere at anytime.
To a man like this, his religion is a tool.
Whoa. Question: I thought that Jack Thompson was the tool.
Oh God I feel old. My best time was five seconds while walking out of gym class in junior high when it was new. Suprisingly I never got beat up.
But wait, there's more. Over here you can read up on some more of his theories as well as a link to a paper on his homepage titled Prospects for p11B fusion with the Dense Plasma Focus: New Results from 2002.
Now if this is such promising stuff here then why has it been collecting dust for the past three years? Perhaps our local plasma experts can wade through the technical data in the above mentioned paper and enlighten the rest of us.
Microsoft has been here giving away Virtual Server 2005 with a free R2 update. I have 4 copies of it and I have no idea what to do with any of them. MS was presenting today how they plan to integrate Virtual Server directly into Longhorn.
Convienent as Microsoft is adopting virtual licenses.
Damnit!!! My mom ran downstairs wondering what I was laughing about!!!
I suggest you run, not walk, to the BO and buy tickets!
BO. I do not think that means what you think it means. At least not here.
You've never had a nightmare until you've had a nightmare in ASCII.
Pong.
Yes, but the quality of the American product slipped in relation to the foreign automakers thus leading to their ultimate loss of market share.
People see MS Office as the superior product. Competing products that are available for free are not achieving market penetration anywhere near that of Office.
So if Microsoft were to release a Linux version of Office what exactly would keep them using their Microsoft OS? To answer the question: FUD, and that goes out the window as soon as they are making product for Linux.
After all, if Linux is free and there is an MS Office-like product that is also free why are people paying money for a different product?
They are not ignoring Linux. Don't fool yourself. They are attempting to manage the situation as best as possible. Anything less than spewing complete vitriol at FOSS will signal the death knell of MS.
If MS ported Office to Linux, they could take quite a bit of market share away from Open Office
If MS ported Office to Linux it would lend credibility to the operating system. THAT would be worse than death for Microsoft.
The illusion that there is no legitimacy to the Linux operating system must be maintained by them. Office on Linux would torpedo that campaign.
It's fun to make them say the word "Linux" over and over again :-)
Yeah, but can you get them to say myxlplyx backwards?
How the heck could you guys miss Hello Cthulhu?
Now that we know what am aimbot looks like can I buy some PunkBuster clothing now?