I guess the rabbits finally found a way of getting even with all those cars that ran over their cousins. Lets hope the squirrels and prairie dogs don't decide to get even as well!!!
I love my thumb drives, but trying to do "disk" intensive work like BIG spreadsheets can be a bit pokie. It looks like this is just what the Dr Ordered!
Brown's book should be on any.NET Developer's bookshelf
Just putting it on the bookshelf won't help - ya need to read it before you put it there.
On a related note, this pretty much rules out all the developers I work with - if you can't get it as a Book-On-iPod, they aren't interested these days =-)
Do you think you'll have to pay more or less than $0.99 for your favorite throwback band.
Personally, I relish the though of all the kids that must have the latest/greatest junk out of the studios paying buku dollars in order to subsidize me buying up older stuff I used to love in College =-)
literary masterpieces as Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet more accessible
I didn't think it was possible to make copyright free, translated into a hundred languages, written on just about every type of paper ever made, litterature even MORE accessible.
Whats next - write it on Charmin and have it installed inside the stalls of every public school bathroom?
All the bleeding heart libs in power in Mass will cave - they always pander to the lowest common denominator instead of doing what is right for the common good!
I'm very much an expert in the field. In fact, I just came inside about 15 mins ago from using my telescopes out in my backyard!
The focal difference between an object placed several thousand meters away vs several million light years away is negligable - do your homework and see =-)
Focal lengths are measured in millimeters, even for the hubble. Anything beyond a couple thousand METERS is pretty much considered infinity.
I saw and studied to the HDFS you quoted - the focal difference between me and you vs. me and the furthest galaxy in that shot are negligable, from an optical point of view!
Agreed - the best Distributed Control Plantfloor Automation System available for the Pharma/Biotech industry is Delta-V ---> no other vendor on any other platform even comes close to it for the raw number of installs or capabilities in the last 5 yrs. Delta-V only runs on Windows - period!
The irony is, before Delta-V came out 7 or 8 years ago, all DCS's were on Unix - now if it ain't on M$ - it ain't *&(*&. The other vendors like ABB, Honeywell, etc are all filing down the same path to M$ =-)
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I guess the rabbits finally found a way of getting even with all those cars that ran over their cousins.
Lets hope the squirrels and prairie dogs don't decide to get even as well!!!
Lets see:
Make sure you have a strong Admin password on your router and don't surf p0rn/warez sites.
Thank you Captain Obvious!
Only bigger insult would be if he was pulling for the Lions...
Its in Japan...1 _8/e1_8a/enaka2.html#Label21
http://www.we-love-oita.or.jp/kankou/english/e1/e
You were a tad quicker off the draw that I was - that single sentance scares me: are there really people that stupid??? I hope they don't drive...
Yup - that is what I do now.
Not the end of the world, I know, but sort of a PITA...
I love my thumb drives, but trying to do "disk" intensive work like BIG spreadsheets can be a bit pokie. It looks like this is just what the Dr Ordered!
Brown's book should be on any .NET Developer's bookshelf
Just putting it on the bookshelf won't help - ya need to read it before you put it there.
On a related note, this pretty much rules out all the developers I work with - if you can't get it as a Book-On-iPod, they aren't interested these days =-)
Apple Hackers: 1
Linux Hackers: 2
Windows Hackers: 134,443,229
You guys still got a ways to go... =-)
Do you think you'll have to pay more or less than $0.99 for your favorite throwback band.
Personally, I relish the though of all the kids that must have the latest/greatest junk out of the studios paying buku dollars in order to subsidize me buying up older stuff I used to love in College
=-)
Linux administrators took 68 per cent longer to implement new business requirements than their Windows counterparts."
OK - so it takes %68 longer, but you only have to do it %10 as often...
You're still ahead =-)
literary masterpieces as Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet more accessible
I didn't think it was possible to make copyright free, translated into a hundred languages, written on just about every type of paper ever made, litterature even MORE accessible.
Whats next - write it on Charmin and have it installed inside the stalls of every public school bathroom?
I won't even bother with those too cowardly to post with their own names...
As to Joking/Republican-dar - you need to get BOTH calibrated; 'cause I'm neither! =-)
All the bleeding heart libs in power in Mass will cave - they always pander to the lowest common denominator instead of doing what is right for the common good!
Agreed - those animated shots are mindblowing!!!
Try it doing a couple of different wavelengths!
You'll soon have a whole new admiration for 50X Sunblock =-)
Here is a link to ALL of the different Sun Pictures in all sorts of wavelengths and formats:
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/
Yes, those are Live and RealTime Shots
Enjoy!
PS - and yes, that is a NEW set of sunspots getting ready to cross the sun!
An ideal solution to this would be a major manufacturer which is willing to sell computers with Linux preinstalled.
I thought Lindows already tried this, even selling boxes at Wallymart =-)
I'm thinking about applying for a patent...
Naming a company after large South American Rain Forests! =-)
As to whether or not I decide to persue licensing...
The fact that Tetris didn't make it into the top 10 proves to me that 1up is a bunch of hacks!!!
As much as I personally hated that game, my wife and brother both almost flunked out of college due to Tetris...
Da Commie Bastages!
Some of those were pretty nice shots.
The children's stuff was even more impressive - I particularly liked the bursting baloon!
I'm very much an expert in the field. In fact, I just came inside about 15 mins ago from using my telescopes out in my backyard!
The focal difference between an object placed several thousand meters away vs several million light years away is negligable - do your homework and see =-)
Well then you are an idiot!
Focal lengths are measured in millimeters, even for the hubble. Anything beyond a couple thousand METERS is pretty much considered infinity.
I saw and studied to the HDFS you quoted - the focal difference between me and you vs. me and the furthest galaxy in that shot are negligable, from an optical point of view!
Define close???
The Hubble orbits 350 miles above the earth and the average distance to the moon is 238,857 miles.
I'd hardly consider 238,500 (apprx) miles very close =-)
I've been eagerly awaiting 2.0 Official release for 6 months - its about time!!!
Going to download and install it tonight - WOOT!
Agreed - the best Distributed Control Plantfloor Automation System available for the Pharma/Biotech industry is Delta-V ---> no other vendor on any other platform even comes close to it for the raw number of installs or capabilities in the last 5 yrs. Delta-V only runs on Windows - period!
The irony is, before Delta-V came out 7 or 8 years ago, all DCS's were on Unix - now if it ain't on M$ - it ain't *&(*&. The other vendors like ABB, Honeywell, etc are all filing down the same path to M$ =-)