Wouldn't it make more sense to speculate that they are spreading prions that make people fat? There's far more money in heart disease and diabetes. The hole in your conspiracy theory is that vaccines are not very profitable.
> I know there is the whole marketshare thing, but I think there's just more the > developers could be doing on a variety of fronts to address what is really a critical > problem with Linux.
The guys at Freedesktop.org are hard at work on the problem and making considerable progress.
Last year exports to the USA accounted for about 24% of Chinese exports but only about 13% of USA imports. USA exports accounted for about 6.5% of Chinese imports but only about 4% of USA exports. I wouldn't be so sure about who is dependent on who.
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Wouldn't it make more sense to speculate that they are spreading prions that make people fat? There's far more money in heart disease and diabetes. The hole in your conspiracy theory is that vaccines are not very profitable.
Not everyone has unlimited bandwidth.
Yes. When I first saw mention of this I got my hopes up but they were soon dashed.
If the supernova don't get us the supervolcano will!
> I know there is the whole marketshare thing, but I think there's just more the
> developers could be doing on a variety of fronts to address what is really a critical
> problem with Linux.
The guys at Freedesktop.org are hard at work on the problem and making considerable progress.
n/t
I didn't find Wolfram Alpha much help with such queries either. Besides, I just followed their advice on how to use it.
> "I'm certain there are others who might have some free time to look at Blu-Ray and the
> 'uncrackable' AACS."
On the other hand, one could simply ignore BlueRay altogether. Believe it or not, you almost certainly can live without it.
You did.
So the Governator isn't responsible for the financial mess there!
I tried half a dozen queries of the sort I often use Google for (example: "What is the velocity of sound in hydraulic fluid?"). No answers.
The major problem is that it assumes the presence of meaning in Web pages in the first place.
The neutrinos get a head start of several hours. If you are close enough they'll hit you first.
TFA states that theory predicts that it may be potato shaped. I don't think its actual shape is known.
The neutrinos will do no such thing.
Use it, and use random IP numbers
Last year exports to the USA accounted for about 24% of Chinese exports but only about 13% of USA imports. USA exports accounted for about 6.5% of Chinese imports but only about 4% of USA exports. I wouldn't be so sure about who is dependent on who.
...would seem to have some serious limitations.
...either sequels or remakes?
Please. Dune is fantasy, not science fiction.
> When I was doing university physics with a slide rule, three significant figures ( 74.2
> ± 3.6 (km/s)/Mpc) was good enough for anything.
When I was doing university chemistry with a book of log tables four significant figures was barely good enough for my homework.
Not to mention that Google Groups is a major source of spam.
> Why not?
Because the information isn't there.
> We already have software that converts stereo music to true surround sound.
No we don't. The information isn't there.
> Extracting parallax information and converting movies to 3D should be easy.
The information isn't there. What next, software to convert a still picture to a 90 minute movie?
Bullshit.
> Seriously though, why is paying someone to do what they already should be doing, a good
> idea?
Punishing them for not doing it is better? That's the alternative.