Thank Madison. He was the Federalist. The US District court wouldn't have had jurisdiction under a Jeffersonian anti-federalist system. But then, Jefferson was more of a civil libertarian than Madison. It's the balance between the two that's important.
BTW, how did the parent of this comment get modded "off-topic"?
I worked in that field, and it is very susceptible to OO solutions. A motor, for example, has a max speed, acceleration, position. It moves. Has a set zero position routine. It may move to far or it may stall (error handling routines). It may be a stepper or servo motor (subclasses).
Pushbutton switches can be on or off, lights likewise (same class, sanity checks to ensure you don't read a light or turn on a pushbutton).
Remember, you are dealing with real world objects which have attributes. Look at them from that perspective, and see how you can model them in software.
Not hard to do, assuming clueless users. Just write it in HTML and embed a web bug. Every time the message is opened in Outlook (or Kmail) it sends a message home.
uploading a new program may be a problem - debugging would be a nightmare
That's why you debug using duplicate equipment on the ground. That's how JPL does it. They've reprogrammed interplanetary exploration vehicles such as Galileo, for instance. It's not a nightmare, but the latency (8 hours round trip to Galileo) is a hassle.
I wouldn't hang out here. At least, not anymore. Too damn many trolls.
You're right, it is funnier if Wil is the Security Goon. I see it now, Wil the Security Goon shoots Annoying Teenager, looks behind styrofoam rock, says "AAArgh!".
With SMG playing Velma (IIRC) in the live action Scooby Doo (Am I the only one that finds the thought of a live action Scooby more frightening than Evil Angel?) will the cartoon Buffy look like Velma? Will it have a drug addicted dog?
Grendel by John Gardner. Beowulf from the monsters point of view.
Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton. The movie "13'th Warrior" is loosely (very, and badly) based on this. The plot is that an Arab Scholar of the 9th century wrote a report of his travels with a Viking who was fighting neandertals in Scandanavia.
About ten years ago Aviation Week and Space Technology (known to people in the black projects arena as "Aviation Leak") had several stories about an unknown aricraft that flew very high, very fast, and had a weird contrail. It was believed to be called "Aurora" and to be a replacement for the SR-71.
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I don't see anything wrong with the police searching, or spying on, someone if they first get a warrant.
BTW, how did the parent of this comment get modded "off-topic"?
Or one billion potential customers.
It is an improvement. Those methods work for getting rid of most telemarketers.
Pushbutton switches can be on or off, lights likewise (same class, sanity checks to ensure you don't read a light or turn on a pushbutton).
Remember, you are dealing with real world objects which have attributes. Look at them from that perspective, and see how you can model them in software.
Was the first PDA. Had a keyboard and 4 line display. Reporters loved it.
Not hard to do, assuming clueless users. Just write it in HTML and embed a web bug. Every time the message is opened in Outlook (or Kmail) it sends a message home.
That's why you debug using duplicate equipment on the ground. That's how JPL does it. They've reprogrammed interplanetary exploration vehicles such as Galileo, for instance. It's not a nightmare, but the latency (8 hours round trip to Galileo) is a hassle.
You're right, it is funnier if Wil is the Security Goon. I see it now, Wil the Security Goon shoots Annoying Teenager, looks behind styrofoam rock, says "AAArgh!".
Ever watched Classic Trek?
So, will one of the local partners be called "Oingo"?
You can get a job as a Red Shirt?
Some of us are trying to eat lunch!
With SMG playing Velma (IIRC) in the live action Scooby Doo (Am I the only one that finds the thought of a live action Scooby more frightening than Evil Angel?) will the cartoon Buffy look like Velma? Will it have a drug addicted dog?
Slashcode is written in Perl. I'm not sure if that's an advertisement for or against slash, Perl, or both.
Anyone got a link to it?
Involving a lady, a cat, a candle, and a fire at a friends house.
No entry found for Emersive in the dictionary.
Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton. The movie "13'th Warrior" is loosely (very, and badly) based on this. The plot is that an Arab Scholar of the 9th century wrote a report of his travels with a Viking who was fighting neandertals in Scandanavia.
About ten years ago Aviation Week and Space Technology (known to people in the black projects arena as "Aviation Leak") had several stories about an unknown aricraft that flew very high, very fast, and had a weird contrail. It was believed to be called "Aurora" and to be a replacement for the SR-71.
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I've submitted this as a story. Hope Taco et al think it's of interest.
The company doing most of those futures contracts was Enron. The company which cratered harder than any 10 (or maybe 100 (1000?)) dot coms combined.
Definitely Kemply.
You can login as kt and get root.