Even earlier, IIRC. When I was a PhD student in OS development I read some really early NT papers that talked about how NT was going to have orthogonal persistence (that was the field I was working in).
It didn't, of course, make it in in the end. Mind you, I don't think it would make NT any better... The state of the art in OP is pretty sad.
No, with a sample of 1, correlation means very little. There may be no connection at all; there may be a direct causal relationship. There's no way to know.
What we need is another 100 countries without TV, and we keep 50 as controls...
It was Australia, a few years ago, Rugby League. It was the Sydney Dialy Telegraph newspaper.
Your description is correct, they did leave the thumb behind which rather gave it away. I think it was Mediawatch that found it, but I can't find a reference to it on that site.
See http://king.fn.com.au/~srn/tank_diff.jpg one image minus the other. There's clearly been some work done around the boy, which indicates he was removed and some blending done to cover the gap.
The shadows around his feet (of him) are unchanged in the shot without him, which implies also that he was in the original shot.
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It could be argued that toilet paper is bette rthan the last two movies that Lucas has made, too. Pretty accurately, as well.
What's wrong with "negative ions". Ever heard of salt water? Chloride is a negative ion...
You too?
Lots of people around me where laughing at it after for that reason. Mind you, I was seeing it with a bunch of people with brains...
Well, it's not that bad - it's not like he'll be paying to receive the calls...
Nice troll.
Either that, or you need to think about how well radio works in water (think ELF, for example).
That's one of the keyboards. What I saw was, IIRC, this:
/ 83 catalog.html#ecs
http://www.intellivisionlives.com/bluesky/media
Err, the text-based game? How is that Real-Time? Or, for that matter, Strategic?
Utopia was a two-player real-time game with graphics.
Err, I'm pretty sure I played with the keyboard years ago in a shop.
I had a C64 by then, so it was only of passing interest, but I'm sure I actually touched one.
I have a Telstra Bigpond address (from having a cable modem).
I never get any mail at it at all, except for official notices from Telstra.
I've had it for about 4 years. I've mailed from it or given it out.
Not the Gareth Powell who was sacked from the Sydney Morning Herald for stealing other peoples work and passing it off as his own?
Not the one who had aus.flame.gareth-powell created to celebrate his incredible incompetence as a tech writer?
If it's him then you can safely ignore this entire article.
Even earlier, IIRC. When I was a PhD student in OS development I read some really early NT papers that talked about how NT was going to have orthogonal persistence (that was the field I was working in).
It didn't, of course, make it in in the end. Mind you, I don't think it would make NT any better... The state of the art in OP is pretty sad.
Huh? Is this part 2 of your troll, or are you just not very good at reading?
It's not there when I look at it. Maybe I've got a cached version...
What we need is another 100 countries without TV, and we keep 50 as controls...
> "The more you deal with people, the more you hate people"
You've clearly never worked in tech support.
Why _wouldn't_ learnt be a past tense verb? Isn't that a common word?
This is true.
It's also completely unrelated to the article, which you didn't read.
The article is about spammers _sending_ email via hotmail. Not _to_ hotmail (well, some of it may be), but _from_ it.
Sheesh - 5, Insightful?
There's an Australian plant called Salt Bush that does this - the leaves actually have salt crystals on them.
They can be used to reclaim over-irrigated soil...
Sword dancing? I imagine the not-very-good ones don't last long...
and the site is down.
What? Any image that comes out of a digital camera is going to be a dump of the CCD sensor.
Any file format that can be decoded to be displayed can be edited.
I think you deserve a refund of your 2.
It was Australia, a few years ago, Rugby League. It was the Sydney Dialy Telegraph newspaper.
Your description is correct, they did leave the thumb behind which rather gave it away. I think it was Mediawatch that found it, but I can't find a reference to it on that site.
That's just crazy-talk. Of course he's evil.
The black helicopters are en-route to your location now for your free, er, tour. That's it. A tour.
See http://king.fn.com.au/~srn/tank_diff.jpg one image minus the other. There's clearly been some work done around the boy, which indicates he was removed and some blending done to cover the gap.
The shadows around his feet (of him) are unchanged in the shot without him, which implies also that he was in the original shot.
And you certainly don't want to be around a liquid fluorine leak. LOX is as safe as water by comparison.