PET stand for "Positron Emission Tomography". A "Positron" is identical to an electron but it has a positive charge. It is anti-matter. Want to see anti-matter in use every day? Go get your head scanned.
Wine on Linux, but, the other way around. Also, see iBCS under Linux. I'd used this nearly 20 years ago to run other OS binaries directly on Linux (without virtualization).
...reminds me of those people who drive what is clearly a 5 or 6 thousand dollar value used van/truck through the front of a quikie-mart so they can steal the mini-ATM that probably only has a couple of thousand in cash (max) at any given time. Real profitable. Dumb Ass!
Based on your comments, like most people, you believe that in order for citizens to have a right, it must be granted by the constitution. In fact, it is just the opposite. The constitution grants rights and responsibilities to the government and any responsibility not explicitly granted to the government remains the right of the people. Many of the founders specifically objected to the Bill of Rights for this reason because it made it seem like if the constitution wasn't giving a right to the people, then they didn't have that right. You don't only have the rights in the bill of rights. You have ALL rights unless a specific limitation is put in place in the constitution granting the government dominion over a particular activity. Do not fall into the trap of saying that if it isn't in the Bill of RIghts, it's not a right.
I mean, come on. Here in the U.S. when we have drug trials, though the pharmaceutical companies do there best to dazzle the jury with their $1,000.00 per hour lawyers, we don't bore them to death. I mean seriously, a trial left jurors dead and in critical condition? That's some real jurisprudence if you ask me!
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The YOUNG Space Pope! Starring Jude Lawe! Coming soon on HBO! With Tit-Tays!
3-D is stupid. Nobody cares. No one will ever care.
BigDecimal is not a work-around. It is the exact solution to the problem.
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This has got to be one of the most incoherent piles of meaningless drivel I've ever come across.
Did you make your macros Hygenic?
PET stand for "Positron Emission Tomography". A "Positron" is identical to an electron but it has a positive charge. It is anti-matter. Want to see anti-matter in use every day? Go get your head scanned.
Length, not size matters. Got it.
Septic Tank? Do you know what that word means?
We will gladly fuck you over to keep what is ours!
Wine on Linux, but, the other way around.
Also, see iBCS under Linux. I'd used this nearly 20 years ago to run other OS binaries directly on Linux (without virtualization).
...reminds me of those people who drive what is clearly a 5 or 6 thousand dollar value used van/truck through the front of a quikie-mart so they can steal the mini-ATM that probably only has a couple of thousand in cash (max) at any given time. Real profitable. Dumb Ass!
Why can't we get more articles about SystemD and Gnome F-Ups? This is supposed to be news for Nerds. Not sciency junk.
p = mv
Where are you going that you need to be led?
Get that reference?
There are 11 kinds of women. Those can count and those whose cunt!
* Mixed Metaphor - Check
* Fun with Number - Check
* SJW Bait - Check
What's not to like?
Couldn't they have done just 0.11 Giga-Watts more? That would've been the sweetest headline.
Paid Shill?
The guy hired by Microsoft to write NT was one of the developers of VMS. NT is based more on ideas from VMS than anything Unix-Like.
That made me laugh.
Based on your comments, like most people, you believe that in order for citizens to have a right, it must be granted by the constitution. In fact, it is just the opposite. The constitution grants rights and responsibilities to the government and any responsibility not explicitly granted to the government remains the right of the people. Many of the founders specifically objected to the Bill of Rights for this reason because it made it seem like if the constitution wasn't giving a right to the people, then they didn't have that right. You don't only have the rights in the bill of rights. You have ALL rights unless a specific limitation is put in place in the constitution granting the government dominion over a particular activity. Do not fall into the trap of saying that if it isn't in the Bill of RIghts, it's not a right.
I mean, come on. Here in the U.S. when we have drug trials, though the pharmaceutical companies do there best to dazzle the jury with their $1,000.00 per hour lawyers, we don't bore them to death. I mean seriously, a trial left jurors dead and in critical condition? That's some real jurisprudence if you ask me!
We could only be so lucky!