This will be handy in the cities as well. A common problem with converting old office space to residential uses is the inability to get sufficient sunlight deep into the building. This technology could help alleviate the problem.
I'm an Adelaidean, and I assure you - I had no idea what the name of the baby was until you said it. In fact, the only time we ever hear a reference to dingos and babies is when someone mentions australia on the internet, and a yank or pom brings it up.
Yet a couple of years ago Australia was in the middle of one of the worst droughts on record. Melbourne is still under stage 2 water restrictions despite the recent rainfall.
We unleashed the Slashdot weapon on the project during its critical testing phase. We're crafty buggers aren't we!
This will be handy in the cities as well. A common problem with converting old office space to residential uses is the inability to get sufficient sunlight deep into the building. This technology could help alleviate the problem.
I thought Adam Selene was up to his old tricks again, trying to stop us from finding that damned catapult!
So basically, before shipping a 1.0 release to paying customers, the developers didn't bother plugging a camera into a PC.
Sounds like a hell of a company.
Yep, those evil white settlers have a lot to answer for. Oh wait. What will the lefties cry now?
Do you want to be accountable if a stray piece of code in your software botches everyone's tax return?
That's what I thought when they dropped all the bags on the table. I thought they were drugs :(
Oh they need plans alright.
Helen Clarke must to do sometheng about thus!
You seem to know your shit. ...sorry
The first slashdot post said the governor was considering it. This one says he has.
Now, Dupe Nazi, how else am I supposed to know he actually signed it, unless there's a follow up article? Guess? Assume?
I'm an Adelaidean, and I assure you - I had no idea what the name of the baby was until you said it. In fact, the only time we ever hear a reference to dingos and babies is when someone mentions australia on the internet, and a yank or pom brings it up.
Don't mind him - he's just too good to read a pesky article.
This is a reply to a reply that is commenting on a comment about the ad for an ad.
Yet a couple of years ago Australia was in the middle of one of the worst droughts on record. Melbourne is still under stage 2 water restrictions despite the recent rainfall.
Maybe the REG planned September 11.
Does anyone know when ICQ (non beta) will be released?
It took you 10 years, and you still can't see Gnome's theme feature.
Even worse, you're considered informative on slashdot.
Let's do the timewarp again!
Ironically, I understand every word of what you said.
X.org files
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/images/image -details.cfm?imageID=1270
Does it look like:
a) the death star
b) a lemon
c) the suse logo
???
Well at least the crew had plenty of alcohol. Remind me what the problem was?
Yeah well, Beagle 2 kicked up a bit of dust when it.. erm... "landed" :O
Intel have, on the other hand, made critical advances in processor technology, such as CPU's solely comprised of paper.
Clueless Salesdroid must be pretty smart to realise that "mom and pop" don't give a rat's arse how well their PC plays games.
...and there is only one cure.
Accutane.