Unfortunately, it's not a choice. We're going to get increased government *and* climate change. (See, I get really cynical when I don't get my coffee. Oh, wait...)
$ man ls
...
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for ls is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and ls programs are properly installed at your site, the command
info coreutils ’ls invocation’
should give you access to the complete manual.
And now we're into a whole new world or "how the hell do I quit this???"
Can info just die now, please?
So javascript is a great language, but few people notice because all but the most recent implementations are resource hogs, and the most used API (the DOM) is hideous and causes aneurisms for multiplatform deployment. But it'a a great language.
What I'm saying is that if the scientific community subjected the CRU to even the most basic scrutiny they would either be forced to prove their conclusions or sent packing.
The fact that they haven't been sent packing would indicate that either the entire scientific community has been asleep/hoodwinked, or that the conclusions are proven to the satisfaction of the community.
"the data should be made available on the basis that public money paid for it" I agree, and so does the Guardian. Unfortunately the UK government tends to see it as: "The public paid for it, so we have a duty to get the public back the most money for it we can, none of this socialist giving it away for free!" This is why the maps of the UK cost so much, unlike in the US. So it's not so much CRU as all the UK.
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You mean like Senator Edward Kennedy???
Dead's dead.
Slashdot regulars in g-strings and flip-flops - now that's a terror attack!
1897, but then that A.Einstein quit and got a real job.
Unfortunately, it's not a choice. We're going to get increased government *and* climate change. (See, I get really cynical when I don't get my coffee. Oh, wait...)
Warning: may contain nuts.
The Freedom of Information Act only applies to public authorities as defined in the Act and includes companies that are wholly owned by public authorities. Oh, and even then, if it'll take more than 10 hours to prepare, they don't have to. That's NuLabor(TM) for you.
Dollars to donuts. Will we still use that when a donut costs $1.50???
Better error.
Actual murder would get, what, 10 years, tops?
So ever since Newton we've relied on his gravity data and no one has gone and got their own???
Gather your own.
It's only about 30,000 once you discount the dupes.
$ man ls
...
SEE ALSO The full documentation for ls is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and ls programs are properly installed at your site, the command info coreutils ’ls invocation’ should give you access to the complete manual.
And now we're into a whole new world or "how the hell do I quit this???" Can info just die now, please?
Oi! Back of the queue!
So javascript is a great language, but few people notice because all but the most recent implementations are resource hogs, and the most used API (the DOM) is hideous and causes aneurisms for multiplatform deployment. But it'a a great language.
Water? Ah, maybe not.
Damit! I knew there was a reason it took so long to get to the login screen on my sliderule!
What I'm saying is that if the scientific community subjected the CRU to even the most basic scrutiny they would either be forced to prove their conclusions or sent packing. The fact that they haven't been sent packing would indicate that either the entire scientific community has been asleep/hoodwinked, or that the conclusions are proven to the satisfaction of the community.
But they've only confirmed a handful.
"the data should be made available on the basis that public money paid for it" I agree, and so does the Guardian. Unfortunately the UK government tends to see it as: "The public paid for it, so we have a duty to get the public back the most money for it we can, none of this socialist giving it away for free!" This is why the maps of the UK cost so much, unlike in the US. So it's not so much CRU as all the UK.
Black and white will seamlessly team together. And pick on green, 'coz why settle for racism when you've got specism! (Misquoted from Pratchett.)
Don't know about interpretive dance, but I'm guessing that the MFC was written in abstract pottery.
Borrow. Lots.
Nah. We can deny that too - abiotic oil.