and re-creating is nearly impossible. If you tried resurrecting a deleted Wikipedia article, you know what I mean.
No, no I don't. Having edited an article that's been deleted over a dozen times, it's really not that hard. This is even *after* the page has been salted.
"Tortious interference with business relationships occurs where the tortfeasor acts to prevent the plaintiff from successfully establishing or maintaining business relationships."
True, will all this corn going to produce ethanol, larger demand = higher prices, that means all that meat you buy at the store is going to have a higher price on it too.
[IANA(Futures Trader) but my Dad does work at Tyson]
They make a nice monitor, with expensive materials, and then they put it on a shoddy non-tilting stand? WTF? What an insane world we live in. Why the hell does anybody even make non-tilting display stands?
BZZZZZZZZZZZZT Dont know why this got modded insightful, might do some research first fucktard.
Doesn't have much but has a +20 to -5 degree tilt range.
So the edit, changed the title of link to the article "War in Afghanistan (2001-present)" to say 'War in Afghanistan' instead of 'Invasion of Afghanistan' and I'm supposed to get worked up over it?
Just may be me, but calling it Invasion of Afghanistan is just a clever way of trying to spin it the other direction.
Well my numbers were realllly off since I guestimated for the stopping time. A more accurate measure would be:.5 kg camera gives weight of 4.9 netwons. A rough guestimation of 125 m/s terminal velocity for it, and giving it the benefit of the doubt, have it fall the longways, gives a length of 12 centimeters, which at that speed gives an impact time of.00095999xxx seconds.
So figure half a kilo camera falling at a terminal velocity of 125 meters per second, gives us a force of 3125 newtons, which is about 637 G if my math is right.
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Not to mention somebody tried to eBay the school last year.
First (Cat) Piss.
Now we'll see which mods have seen s12e03 yet.
FTFA:
This problem has existed for 15 years; GCC has always emitted code that worked correctly on kernels that did not follow the ABI, until now.
Part of the problem is that there are an enormous number of installed kernels that are vulnerable to this problem, but only if GCC 4.3 is installed.
That's, quite literally a fuckton of systems. So simply patching new kernels isn't going to make the problem go away.
...followed by the test subject trying to throw their chair.
Having the plans, and having the tooling and know-how to actually follow the plans to get a working device are two hugely different matters.
and re-creating is nearly impossible. If you tried resurrecting a deleted Wikipedia article,
you know what I mean.
No, no I don't. Having edited an article that's been deleted over a dozen times, it's really not that hard. This is even *after* the page has been salted.
In America, yes; the truth is not, however, a defense on its own in all countries.
Yes, but Wikipedia's servers are in Florida. So it really depends on if they're suing WMF, or WM-Italia.
You're a horrible troll.
Bunn does not say that 175 is too cold. They say "Dont reheat it".
And the rest of your articles give brewing temperature, not serving temperature.
But then I thought that such acting is vandalism.
You mean something like:
"Tortious interference with business relationships occurs where the tortfeasor acts to prevent the plaintiff from successfully establishing or maintaining business relationships."
Almost anything is better than corn.
True, will all this corn going to produce ethanol, larger demand = higher prices, that means all that meat you buy at the store is going to have a higher price on it too.
[IANA(Futures Trader) but my Dad does work at Tyson]
It loses all humor if you have to explain the joke.
Who pays attention to realm, anyway?
Um, that's the point, the browser window was pointing at google checkout, but if you look at the realm at the end, it's '@ avivra.com'
So if you followed your advice, you would have just given up your information.
They make a nice monitor, with expensive materials, and then they put it on a shoddy non-tilting stand? WTF? What an insane world we live in. Why the hell does anybody even make non-tilting display stands?
BZZZZZZZZZZZZT Dont know why this got modded insightful, might do some research first fucktard.
Doesn't have much but has a +20 to -5 degree tilt range.
Stop linking to blogs whose sole purpose is copy+pasting content from other sites and link to the source
So the edit, changed the title of link to the article "War in Afghanistan (2001-present)" to say 'War in Afghanistan' instead of 'Invasion of Afghanistan' and I'm supposed to get worked up over it?
Just may be me, but calling it Invasion of Afghanistan is just a clever way of trying to spin it the other direction.
Gotta catch 'em all indeed
Take a non-imaginary smart guy to find out.
Status: 500 Internal Server Error?
If throwing random crap to the script causes that, then yes, you have a serious problem.
I assume you're trying to make a joke about Texas but failing miserably.
Well my numbers were realllly off since I guestimated for the stopping time. A more accurate measure would be: .5 kg camera gives weight of 4.9 netwons. .00095999xxx seconds.
.5kg * a
A rough guestimation of 125 m/s terminal velocity for it, and giving it the benefit of the doubt, have it fall the longways, gives a length of 12 centimeters, which at that speed gives an impact time of
Using the formula
Favg = m (dv/dt)
Favg = 65104N.
Now going on a limb here. F = ma
65104N =
a = 260416 m/s^2 = 26573 g
Where g = 9.8 m/s^2
if it wasn't coming from a newspapers whose credibility has sunk to that of the National Enquirer.
force = m * dv/dt
So figure half a kilo camera falling at a terminal velocity of 125 meters per second, gives us a force of 3125 newtons, which is about 637 G if my math is right.
Because you dont need a hospital? Or First aid?
That's my point, there is no fucking double standard. One is violent, the other isn't.
or maybe it could be that getting tasered isn't considered excessive "Graphical Violence".