Uhm.. Not exactly. The boiled particles are essentially very low weight, and are being 'blown' away by the solar wind. This is why the tail of a comet always points away from the sun.
At a minimum, if you do not provide a government issued ID they police can detain you until they are sure you are who you say you are. You don't get to just tell the cop "I'm George Bush" and expect him to take your word for it.
IF and ONLY if the person in question is thought to have commited a crime, or thought to plan on commiting one. And even then, you'd better come up with enough evidence to support that suspicion.
In this case however, there wasn't even any criminal element involved on his side, worse even, the criminal element was on the *other* side.
(Hopefully without using really hard words, you can understand what I'm saying)
Scary... This must be the first positive thing I've ever heard about Telstra. I'm wondering how long they're going to maintain that stand. Call me cynical, but I'm quite sure the next step is 'buy the government'..
Things have got so bad recently that the contenst (traditionally featuring light entertianment artists) was won by a group of deth metal rockers from Finland who were dressed up as monsters.
And incidentally created the best eurovision song ever. Something that doesn't sound like elevator music reprocessed to take any and all sort of musical diversity out of it.
Let's do some math, 10,000 packets, at a standard ethernet packet size of 1.5 K, you would get a transfer rate of 1.5 MB/s, or in more appropriate data transfer units, about 12 Mb/s.
Uhm....
My *internet* link is 20Mb... So yeah. I won't notice...
Now think to yourself what these sound like when played properly, and you'll realize that some of them will simply be drowned out if they're not amplified.
The amplification gives you the ability to make instruments heard that wouldn't in a 'natural environment'. I've done quite a bit of sound work for live gigs, and the first thing you try to figure out is how the accoustics is in relation to the loudest instrument you have. From there, you basically try to balance everything else (generally this ends up being the drumset, and most typically the snare and bassdrum, sometimes it's a spcific type of trumpet)
I mean after all, that's what the court is for, to sort that sort of thing out and determine what's a valid complaint and what's not. If only human beings had some sort of specialized organ that could determine the validity of a complaint without having to bring it to court...
Ah! You mean Zombiefood! But yes. I agree with your sentiment that seems to point to a better application of common sense.
Then please explain to me *why* you still can't get a decent internet connection in any of the densely populated areas? (Any of the large cities, most of SV, etc)
Here in the Netherlands we can get 20Mb or 24Mb pretty much everywhere (I tried finding the results I saw, but can't:( It stated that over 96% of the population has access to at least a 20Mb pipe), but we definitely are very densely populated.
We're however NOWHERE more densely populated in comparison to any of the really large cities in the US. So my question pretty much still stands. Why is it impossible to get a 20Mb link in NY, or in Washington, or in LA for a reasonable price at reasonable reliability?
The main engines of the shuttle itself provide both extra steering capabilities as extra lift power. The enormous tank the shuttle is mounted on is the actual fuel tank for the shuttle's main engines.
I think the issue is not so much 'killing it' as not actually putting any money into the research towards developing usable electric cars.
Someone has to pay all the initial research, and I'm sure that most megacorps would prefer to put that money into something that will continue to generate revenue.
Actually. Not just Bush, but pretty much any political group in office in the last 20 or so years. I'm all for Bush bashing, but in this case, it's not really the main issue. The issue is that politics is getting an entirely too large influence over what is supposed to be proper, independent, scientific reporting.
Shame, really. But then again, it's going on in all sorts of branches. Just take a look at the whole creationist/evolutionist mess for science curriculums.
Aha. You very nicely forgot the whole incident of NASA losing a Mars probe due to someone 'forgetting' whether it was centimeters or inches as their base unit...
Okay. Nice rant. However, let me capitalize this for the mentally impaired: DO NOT ASSUME ANYTHING IN A STANDARD DEFINITION.
That's the whole idea. A standard is meant to *AVOID* the pitfalls of assumption (which tend to be different for different people)
So uhm. Get real.
And if you're the professional you say you might possibly be, then your calculator example is even more retarded, since any sort of professional scientific calculator *will* actually tell you what baseX it's currently working in. (Mine sure as hell does). Most even have default buttons to switch it to Base2, Base8, Base10 and Base16.
Can we have that added somehow? It would definitely apply to this article...
Here's a proposal: After releasing Generic Football Game 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007, really do something inovative, surprise the public and release...... GFG2007.5!
Could somebody please download all the 600000+ torrents from TPB and look through the downloads before next week so we can get the child pornography removed?
I'm sorry, but that would mean that you possibly might end up with that stuff on your harddisk, which would then be a major problem for you, for having illegal things on your harddrive...
As a disclaimer: Yes. I have worked in network security.
This is completely retarded on more than one level. First of all the fact that this domain name has been 'in the air' for 4 months before something got done. Second and I think most telling: Why the HELL is an internal site even accessible from outside the company? Don't they have a decent DMZ/Firewall structure in place? And if not, why the hell not?
So we're led to believe that they were working on an internal project, on an internal site, developing stuff, and 'forgot to set a password' instead of actually having it blocked from remote access?
Really.. Come on... Are they selling beach front property on the moon as well? This is just too sad..
Agreeing to something illegal in a legal contract doesn't make it legal. This is going to be the stickler for the R*, not the fact whether the EULA is considered a legal contract or not.
If you and I put our signatures under a legal contract where you allow me to kill and eat you (something that actually happened in Germany), the actual act of killing you would still be illegal, and get me into serious problems. (Of course I don't condone killing nor eating of people, but I'm assuming that's obvious)
Slashdot Mirror
Uhm.. Not exactly. The boiled particles are essentially very low weight, and are being 'blown' away by the solar wind. This is why the tail of a comet always points away from the sun.
IF and ONLY if the person in question is thought to have commited a crime, or thought to plan on commiting one. And even then, you'd better come up with enough evidence to support that suspicion.
In this case however, there wasn't even any criminal element involved on his side, worse even, the criminal element was on the *other* side.
(Hopefully without using really hard words, you can understand what I'm saying)
An earthquake hits the theater,
And the piano lid comes down,
And breaks his fucking fingers,
It's a miracle.
Or for that matter the eurovision songcontest...
Scary... This must be the first positive thing I've ever heard about Telstra. I'm wondering how long they're going to maintain that stand. Call me cynical, but I'm quite sure the next step is 'buy the government'..
And incidentally created the best eurovision song ever. Something that doesn't sound like elevator music reprocessed to take any and all sort of musical diversity out of it.
Uhm....
My *internet* link is 20Mb... So yeah. I won't notice...
Flexible like a contortionist being paid by lobbyists to 'bend over'. (And then we can have fun with that hose)
I'll give you a couple instruments:
Percussion
Flute
Violin
Standing bass
Trumpet
Altsax
Now think to yourself what these sound like when played properly, and you'll realize that some of them will simply be drowned out if they're not amplified.
The amplification gives you the ability to make instruments heard that wouldn't in a 'natural environment'. I've done quite a bit of sound work for live gigs, and the first thing you try to figure out is how the accoustics is in relation to the loudest instrument you have. From there, you basically try to balance everything else (generally this ends up being the drumset, and most typically the snare and bassdrum, sometimes it's a spcific type of trumpet)
I think you intended that as "-1 Troll", which would be the prefered CC method.
Ah! You mean Zombiefood! But yes. I agree with your sentiment that seems to point to a better application of common sense.
Then please explain to me *why* you still can't get a decent internet connection in any of the densely populated areas? (Any of the large cities, most of SV, etc)
:( It stated that over 96% of the population has access to at least a 20Mb pipe), but we definitely are very densely populated.
Here in the Netherlands we can get 20Mb or 24Mb pretty much everywhere (I tried finding the results I saw, but can't
We're however NOWHERE more densely populated in comparison to any of the really large cities in the US. So my question pretty much still stands. Why is it impossible to get a 20Mb link in NY, or in Washington, or in LA for a reasonable price at reasonable reliability?
You might be eaten by a grue.
Aw Crap!
The main engines of the shuttle itself provide both extra steering capabilities as extra lift power. The enormous tank the shuttle is mounted on is the actual fuel tank for the shuttle's main engines.
I think the issue is not so much 'killing it' as not actually putting any money into the research towards developing usable electric cars.
Someone has to pay all the initial research, and I'm sure that most megacorps would prefer to put that money into something that will continue to generate revenue.
Democrats say all Republicans are liars. Republicans say all Democrats are liars. And this is the only time both of them speak the truth.
Actually. Not just Bush, but pretty much any political group in office in the last 20 or so years. I'm all for Bush bashing, but in this case, it's not really the main issue. The issue is that politics is getting an entirely too large influence over what is supposed to be proper, independent, scientific reporting.
Shame, really. But then again, it's going on in all sorts of branches. Just take a look at the whole creationist/evolutionist mess for science curriculums.
Aha. You very nicely forgot the whole incident of NASA losing a Mars probe due to someone 'forgetting' whether it was centimeters or inches as their base unit...
Okay. Nice rant. However, let me capitalize this for the mentally impaired: DO NOT ASSUME ANYTHING IN A STANDARD DEFINITION.
That's the whole idea. A standard is meant to *AVOID* the pitfalls of assumption (which tend to be different for different people)
So uhm. Get real.
And if you're the professional you say you might possibly be, then your calculator example is even more retarded, since any sort of professional scientific calculator *will* actually tell you what baseX it's currently working in. (Mine sure as hell does). Most even have default buttons to switch it to Base2, Base8, Base10 and Base16.
Can we have that added somehow? It would definitely apply to this article...
Here's a proposal: After releasing Generic Football Game 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007, really do something inovative, surprise the public and release...... GFG2007.5!
I'm sorry, but that would mean that you possibly might end up with that stuff on your harddisk, which would then be a major problem for you, for having illegal things on your harddrive...
As a disclaimer: Yes. I have worked in network security.
This is completely retarded on more than one level. First of all the fact that this domain name has been 'in the air' for 4 months before something got done. Second and I think most telling: Why the HELL is an internal site even accessible from outside the company? Don't they have a decent DMZ/Firewall structure in place? And if not, why the hell not?
So we're led to believe that they were working on an internal project, on an internal site, developing stuff, and 'forgot to set a password' instead of actually having it blocked from remote access?
Really.. Come on... Are they selling beach front property on the moon as well? This is just too sad..
Agreeing to something illegal in a legal contract doesn't make it legal. This is going to be the stickler for the R*, not the fact whether the EULA is considered a legal contract or not.
If you and I put our signatures under a legal contract where you allow me to kill and eat you (something that actually happened in Germany), the actual act of killing you would still be illegal, and get me into serious problems. (Of course I don't condone killing nor eating of people, but I'm assuming that's obvious)
This is why you have a 'pause' button on your DVD/Tivo :)