Hydrogen bombs have never been 'used', only tested. The only nukes that were used were a uranium fission bomb (on Hiroshima) and a plutonium fission bomb (on Nagasaki).
The active part is a single atom of Phosphorus ? While it might sound like you could get high density circuits with that, I hope they plan on using water cooling, given that phosphorus tends so spontaneously combust.
Yeah thats what I thought when I read the title, that someone had written an app for 'finding a new home' and that apple had rejected it, maybe because of pressure from real etate companies.
I come form New Zealand - a country that has British conventions. We used the decimal point to separate the integer and the fraction part long before we had a decimal currency. So its not that the aremicans invented the 'period' (full stop in english) as decimal point. Do Europeans have commas in therr IP addresses too?
Not to mention that said speech is written by the ruling party in parliament, not by Her Majesty.
"Hydrogen bombs aren't used any more,"
Hydrogen bombs have never been 'used', only tested.
The only nukes that were used were a uranium fission bomb (on Hiroshima) and a plutonium fission bomb (on Nagasaki).
I went on the mozilla.org ftp site and found a beta of 1.0
But they should have warned us that lihtning was not compatible (yet) and that there is NO built in calendar (as advertised)
I hope they have the calendar built in for Thunderbird 4 (as well as it being waterproof to great depths)
This is about the domestic box office, so other countries aren't involved.
Congratulations!
But whats so special about the number 100000 anyway? Shouldn't we be celebrating powers of two rather than ten?
Lookingforward to a dupe of this story at 131072
I'll keep reading in HTML, so no thanks.
"More like welcome to the telecom industry of the last century;"
I think the original post said something like 'Welcome to the year 2000', which of course was last century.
The 21st century did not begin until Jan 1, 2001.
The active part is a single atom of Phosphorus ? While it might sound like you could get high density circuits with that, I hope they plan on using water cooling, given that phosphorus tends so spontaneously combust.
If your invisiblity device is 'perfect' then You can't see out.
Openning the window may help with that. If you have enough dry air moving past the inside of the windscreen it won't fog/frost..
Why do you need the cabin to be above freezing? Just keep your coat, hat and gloves on.
And yes I do live in MN.
The pirates themselves are under no compulsion to use such non-lethal weapons...
(Load the cannons with grapeshot me hearties, we'll sweep the decks clear before we board)
But there are many people whose motive is Profit and who don't give a shit if a side effect of their economic activity is to mess up the environment.
(of course they are not confined to the USA, or even 'the west'.)
Yeah thats what I thought when I read the title, that someone had written an app for 'finding a new home' and that apple had rejected it, maybe because of pressure from real etate companies.
I come form New Zealand - a country that has British conventions. We used the decimal point to separate the integer and the fraction part long before we had a decimal currency. So its not that the aremicans invented the 'period' (full stop in english) as decimal point.
Do Europeans have commas in therr IP addresses too?
As opposed to a married milliwatt?
The next stupid question:
How long is the Internet?
How wide is the internet?
and then calculate the area of the internet using standard units like football fields, or states of texas.
about removing the log from your own eye before removing the mote from your neighbours eye.
Arthur C Clarke, the braincap, 3001
A good resson to stay with Firefox 3.5.x
Bad enough even if confined to product/brand advertising.
But it could also be used for political/special interest agendas.
Sounds like a way to 'improve' the genetic makeup of the children. The nazis would have loved the idea
do they have goatees?
Where do you put the 5.25 in disks?
My internet connection is via the cable company...