I find it interesting that you recommended a program that does exactly what the ATO is proposing.
From my workrave statistics: Date: 5/4/2011 from 9:07 AM to 6:17 PM Mouse usage: 36:56 Mouse movement 366.80 m Effective mouse movement: 256.91 m Mouse button clicks: 1731 Keystrokes: 5935
I do not see a way in the preferences to disable statistics monitoring, either.
Since about 1995, it's not a big deal to score 1600 on the SAT--a good fraction of 1% of test-takers manages this. In prior years, with different scoring adjustments in place, only a handful in a million would score so high.
Assuming that a significant fraction of 1% is 0.07%
When you're writing for academic reasons, you don't use expert witnesses, you use primary sources. You would use the writings of the survivors of Little Big Horn.
An expert on the battle of Little Big Horn but who didn't experience it would be a secondary source at best, and possible a tertiary source. An encyclopedia is always a tertiary source.
...you should never use an encyclopedia, any encyclopedia when there is a better source to cite
Your quote is wrong, because there is always a better source to cite, the sources that the encyclopedia used.
Using the Altair's published specifications, Gates and Allen created a simulator on a DEC PDP-10 computer that allowed it to emulate the MITS machine. Working day and night, they created the first version of MICROSOFT BASIC for the Altair
Jan 2, Bill Gates and Paul Allen complete BASIC
Allen is going to deliver it to MITS president Ed Roberts in Albuquerque. Realizing he didn't have a way to load it into the computer, Paul Allen hand assembled a loader program for BASIC at 30,000 feet in the air, on the flight to New Mexico. Even though it had never been tested on an actual machine, it ran perfectly on the very first try.
If only the rest of Microsoft's Software Engineers were as good as Bill Gates and Paul Allen.
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The Momentus XT is a 2.5" laptop drive. It beat The WD Black in 75% of tests, and is only 40% more expensive.
You aren't the only one who wants this. 171 comments on an android issue. http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=15030
I'm sure i'll get modded down into oblivion, but clearcase will do this. It won't do much else, however.
How about 900 million profit?
I find it interesting that you recommended a program that does exactly what the ATO is proposing.
From my workrave statistics:
Date: 5/4/2011 from 9:07 AM to 6:17 PM
Mouse usage: 36:56
Mouse movement 366.80 m
Effective mouse movement: 256.91 m
Mouse button clicks: 1731
Keystrokes: 5935
I do not see a way in the preferences to disable statistics monitoring, either.
Assuming that a significant fraction of 1% is 0.07%
(4) is worse then (2) for Intel. With (4), they can't sell anymore i5s.
signed-off-by is for the committer. It certifies that they own the code. See http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/SubmittingPatches
There are other tags for people who review the patch, but they aren't required.
The following article, back when PI was a lot shorter, says that it is uniform: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/2146295.stm
The frenectically sealed batteries are the ones that explode.
You have a completely screwed up definition of "the lowest levels of poverty". I encourage you to travel the world and see what true poverty is.
It's dangerous to look at something as big as world trade from only the perspective of a rich American.
And even if they were packaged separately, the GPS receiver is so poor, it needs time and approximate location from GSM to have a chance at working.
The CD-ROM version says it needs 1gb for installation. That's 66% of the total memory on a Kindle 2.
When you're writing for academic reasons, you don't use expert witnesses, you use primary sources. You would use the writings of the survivors of Little Big Horn.
An expert on the battle of Little Big Horn but who didn't experience it would be a secondary source at best, and possible a tertiary source. An encyclopedia is always a tertiary source.
...you should never use an encyclopedia, any encyclopedia when there is a better source to cite
Your quote is wrong, because there is always a better source to cite, the sources that the encyclopedia used.
The V-22 Osprey was grounded for a while, but now it's in full rate production currently and in operation.
That hasn't been true since 1982.
Once again, H.G. Wells was right, with The First Men in the Moon.
My program manager claims it's necessary to have a frontal lobotomy to get into management.
Selection Bias. Given that machines are tested periodically, it's reasonable to assume that more machines are fixed silently then make the news.
TiVo doesn't delete your recordings to make room for suggestions.
"Uncle Bill" was actually a very good coder. From http://www.thocp.net/companies/microsoft/microsoft_company.htm
If only the rest of Microsoft's Software Engineers were as good as Bill Gates and Paul Allen.
Congratulations to MIT for winning. https://networkchallenge.darpa.mil/
The Chevy Volt lets you set a schedule when to charge. You can plug it in when you get home, but not start charging until midnight.
Which for 5000 PCs comes to 600k per year.
There's also one in Long Beach, next to the Queen Mary. http://www.russiansublongbeach.com/