Would one of those big ole tire unibikes with a remote control survive a few booms? I saw pics of them from Burning Man, maybe heavy enough to set off the charges but bouncy enough to stay alive?
Don't you really mean a screen ratio the same as 8.5 to 11? The physical size of the reader doesn't determine the resolution or clarity of the text. More likely you'd want an outer edge of 8.5x11 with a slightly smaller yet proportional viewable area.
Yeah, BP is real stupid, they just have to hold down the D key and the oil will bunch up and turn solid.
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You didn't watch season 6 since the black smoke was very clearly explained and not a mystery at all. The smoke is not a security system or a cloud of nanobots, it's...... well if you want a spoiler you can find it easily.
They want you to pick a single country that defines where your ancestors are primarily from.
Good luck with that one.
At least on a paper survey when they say "Pick one" I can ignore them and pick 2 then it's their problem, but with this stupid web widget I have to pick just one.
If the president can't accurately pick one how can I?:)
I remember other stories like this with congresscritters and senator types putting up copyrighted songs or text on their websites and being surprised when it's pointed out. It seems that they generally have a subconscious understanding of fair usage and consider it common-sense... thinking that copyright law is the realm of printed book and pirated movies being sold on street corners. It would explain a lot if they're pushing for harsher penalties without understanding the frequency that common people unknowingly violate copyright laws everyday.
...and what are his credentials? It says he's a SW engineer with expereince across many technical areas, but I still dont' see how that makes him an expert on estimating flow volumes, etc.
Interestingly in the Bible account it's never said that the star was put there by God to honor Jesus. The story actually says that King Herod wanted to kill the baby Messiah that he believed would be born around that time. The "star" led the astrologers to Jerusalem first where they met Herod who pretended he wanted to visit the child himself. Then the "star" led them to the house where the young Jesus was. (No longer a baby) When they attempted to go back to the King an angelic vision tells them not to and to leave immediately.
So either the star was schizophrenic, or actually trying to help Herod kill Jesus. It's quite a different story than the usual one you see at Xmas time. When you add in the clear Mosaic law commandments forbidding astrology and fortune telling, it makes the idea that the Jewish God invited the Magi a bit suspect.
Using one of the 3rd party cards you can store data on a MicroSD/MicroSDHC and play it back. However this is a device that's normally used for "other" things than playing music... and may/may not be legal where you are. wink,wink nudge,nudge
Nintendo officially supports playing music from an SD card.
You just blew my mind. I've had a Nintendo DS for several years without this ability... in fact, I don't even thing there's a way to store data of that size on my DS. What on earth are you talking about?
I noticed I had too much time and hard drive space, so I filmed every page of War and Peace in high def while slowly panning the camera from top to bottom.
Personally I don't like baseball, but I can see the appeal of playing the game on a console.
See geeks like to take long drawn-out inefficient methods of accomplishing something and do it for fun.
Like killing 500 monsters to flip a few bits in memory. Sort of a physical touring machine, you ARE the program.
So in a similar sense... trying to precisely direct the velocity and flight path of a baseball using an inefficient and unwieldy instrument which is wholly unsuited to the task... instead of ya know... a potato cannon or something... is a way of physically hacking reality.
I bought World of Goo last time it was offered, and I'm only interested in TRYING Gish. Didn't actually like it. That's $1 more or less well spent in my opinion. Like I said if I liked any of them I could always pay again later. I paid $1 for a game demo that's hardly ripping off independent publishers. But if they don't allow flexible feedback options they may think the same thing you do, that's their problem.
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That probably wouldn't work so well for my data.
"Is that a drobo in your pocket or are you happy to see me?" -Waitress from Roger Rabbit.
Damn did I leave my webcam on again???
Sounds cool til you type in "bp top hat" and find clothing.
You say that as if Dan Lyons was some kind of strong Apple supporter.
-Edmund Burke (1729-1797)
not to say it three times or Michael Keaton will show up.
Would one of those big ole tire unibikes with a remote control survive a few booms? I saw pics of them from Burning Man, maybe heavy enough to set off the charges but bouncy enough to stay alive?
Don't you really mean a screen ratio the same as 8.5 to 11? The physical size of the reader doesn't determine the resolution or clarity of the text. More likely you'd want an outer edge of 8.5x11 with a slightly smaller yet proportional viewable area.
Yeah, BP is real stupid, they just have to hold down the D key and the oil will bunch up and turn solid.
You didn't watch season 6 since the black smoke was very clearly explained and not a mystery at all. The smoke is not a security system or a cloud of nanobots, it's ... ... well if you want a spoiler you can find it easily.
What was it again?
Oh right
Clearly you have a small graphics card yourself.
They want you to pick a single country that defines where your ancestors are primarily from.
Good luck with that one.
At least on a paper survey when they say "Pick one" I can ignore them and pick 2 then it's their problem, but with this stupid web widget I have to pick just one.
If the president can't accurately pick one how can I? :)
Yeah but then Steve jobs will come into the interview and go.
"I bet you're a VIRGIN!"
I remember other stories like this with congresscritters and senator types putting up copyrighted songs or text on their websites and being surprised when it's pointed out. It seems that they generally have a subconscious understanding of fair usage and consider it common-sense... thinking that copyright law is the realm of printed book and pirated movies being sold on street corners. It would explain a lot if they're pushing for harsher penalties without understanding the frequency that common people unknowingly violate copyright laws everyday.
Maybe he's badass at ?
"Yo baybee!! My leet data-flow Al Gee Rhythms own j00 oil spillz!!"
the location is specific to 500 miles around. ;)
Interestingly in the Bible account it's never said that the star was put there by God to honor Jesus. The story actually says that King Herod wanted to kill the baby Messiah that he believed would be born around that time. The "star" led the astrologers to Jerusalem first where they met Herod who pretended he wanted to visit the child himself. Then the "star" led them to the house where the young Jesus was. (No longer a baby) When they attempted to go back to the King an angelic vision tells them not to and to leave immediately.
So either the star was schizophrenic, or actually trying to help Herod kill Jesus. It's quite a different story than the usual one you see at Xmas time. When you add in the clear Mosaic law commandments forbidding astrology and fortune telling, it makes the idea that the Jewish God invited the Magi a bit suspect.
Nintendo officially supports playing music from an SD card.
It's been around since 2006 man... ANCIENT HISTORY.
Shouldn't have used an 8-bit int for their member count. Oh well, at least it's unsigned.
I noticed I had too much time and hard drive space, so I filmed every page of War and Peace in high def while slowly panning the camera from top to bottom.
I then read the book in a video player.
Doesn't everyone do this?
Personally I don't like baseball, but I can see the appeal of playing the game on a console.
See geeks like to take long drawn-out inefficient methods of accomplishing something and do it for fun.
Like killing 500 monsters to flip a few bits in memory. Sort of a physical touring machine, you ARE the program.
So in a similar sense... trying to precisely direct the velocity and flight path of a baseball using an inefficient and unwieldy instrument which is wholly unsuited to the task... instead of ya know... a potato cannon or something... is a way of physically hacking reality.
I can respect that.
I bought World of Goo last time it was offered, and I'm only interested in TRYING Gish. Didn't actually like it. That's $1 more or less well spent in my opinion. Like I said if I liked any of them I could always pay again later. I paid $1 for a game demo that's hardly ripping off independent publishers. But if they don't allow flexible feedback options they may think the same thing you do, that's their problem.
Lowest acceptable amount is $1. If I really like it I'll donate more later.