I didn't do anything to trash my eye, but a cornea transplant is one possible fix.
Don't forget to ask your doctor about the possibility of an Accomodating IOL. I think they are occasionally prescribed for cataracts so I don't know if they are a good option for you.
Do not try and appreciate the acting in the Matrix. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth: there IS no Keanu Reeves. He's a computer generated graphic.
but of course Johnny Mnemonic would be the Gibson film with Keanu in it.
Maybe the government should step in and put and end to this situation themselves.
So long as they send the bill to BP and not the taxpayers, I'm for it.
Do you really think that government bureaucrats are going to be better at engineering a technical solution to a technical problem better than the engineers for BP who already know the details of the situation, and the engineering decisions that were already made and why those decisions were made?
Kids? Every time I've been there there has been a significant percentage of 20-somethings in addition to the little ones.
The museum requires that all children are accompanied by an adult, and groups of kids must have adults in at least a 1:6 adult to child ratio. Also, it sounds like it would be fun for adults as well:-D
My dentist has one for carving dental crowns. He feeds it a few photos of the tooth that's being crowned, and selects the type of crown (molar, pre-molar, etc). He loads a cube of ceramic into the machine, starts it up, and 15-20 minutes later he's installing the crown.
My dentist has one too, but I'd say it's not quite as complex as this one. My dentist's machine consists of two bits moving in tandem (apparently single curved position axis each, but perhaps two axes per bit) with the workpiece on a rotatable table. I'd guess that qualifies as a 4-axis machine, but I'm not sure. Still, it's amazing to watch.
if I have a tree that you're allergic to, do you have to suck it up, or to I have to deal with it? Is it based on some under-defined notion of "reasonable" accommodation?
My brother and his wife used to live in Colorado, where medicinal marijuana is legal. My sister-in-law actually has severe allergies to marijuana, which her doctor said could be life threatening. She asked the neighbors who smoke it to do so indoors, instead of outside on the balcony where it blew into her apartment, and they basically laughed at her and sad "it's legal for us"
Wake me when they make a GSM unlocked version of the Pre or other WebOS phone. I believe that they can't because of their exclusive contract to release phones with Sprint first, but that is the only reason I haven't already bought one. I wouldn't even mind an AT&T locked one, but then, I doubt AT&T will be wanting it to compete with the iPhones they sell.
Note that Windows 7, in which most drivers are back in user space, is not vulnerable to this exploit. Killer reason to upgrade, imho. This is also the reason most video driver crashes don't crash Windows 7 -- the display is simply re-initialized.
This seems like a no-brainer, but they must have had some reason for putting all those things in kernel space before. Perhaps performance? But isn't the Win7 performance better anyway?
Just until Hiro Protagonist makes them listen to Reason.
REASON Version 1.0B7 Gatling type 3 mm hypervelocity railgun system Ng Security Industries, Inc. PRERELEASE VERSION-NOT FOR FIELD USE DO NOT TEST IN A POPULATED AREA -ULTIMA RATIO REGUM-
Slashdot Mirror
if not, do
ssh -D 9999 my.home.machine
then use localhost port 9999 as the SOCKS proxy.
I didn't do anything to trash my eye, but a cornea transplant is one possible fix.
Don't forget to ask your doctor about the possibility of an Accomodating IOL. I think they are occasionally prescribed for cataracts so I don't know if they are a good option for you.
Nice. Why is everybody an AC in that thread? I thought they had accounts by that point in /.'s history.
http://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=666&cid=1777841
looks like jwzhad the second comment...
Do not try and appreciate the acting in the Matrix. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth: there IS no Keanu Reeves. He's a computer generated graphic.
but of course Johnny Mnemonic would be the Gibson film with Keanu in it.
Maybe the government should step in and put and end to this situation themselves.
So long as they send the bill to BP and not the taxpayers, I'm for it.
Do you really think that government bureaucrats are going to be better at engineering a technical solution to a technical problem better than the engineers for BP who already know the details of the situation, and the engineering decisions that were already made and why those decisions were made?
"Funny, she doesn't look Druish"
It seems we already have a standard for 10 GBit/s over short lengths of fiber: 10GBASE-SR
Kids? Every time I've been there there has been a significant percentage of 20-somethings in addition to the little ones.
The museum requires that all children are accompanied by an adult, and groups of kids must have adults in at least a 1:6 adult to child ratio. Also, it sounds like it would be fun for adults as well :-D
It's been known for a long time that the bittorrent protocol is not anonymous. Just use freenet.
http://books.slashdot.org/story/10/04/21/131224/Joomla-15-Multimedia?art_pos=6
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adhocracy. For extra kicks and grins, read Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom about a society based on this concept, plus using online reputation instead of currency.
My dentist has one for carving dental crowns. He feeds it a few photos of the tooth that's being crowned, and selects the type of crown (molar, pre-molar, etc). He loads a cube of ceramic into the machine, starts it up, and 15-20 minutes later he's installing the crown.
My dentist has one too, but I'd say it's not quite as complex as this one. My dentist's machine consists of two bits moving in tandem (apparently single curved position axis each, but perhaps two axes per bit) with the workpiece on a rotatable table. I'd guess that qualifies as a 4-axis machine, but I'm not sure. Still, it's amazing to watch.
if I have a tree that you're allergic to, do you have to suck it up, or to I have to deal with it? Is it based on some under-defined notion of "reasonable" accommodation?
My brother and his wife used to live in Colorado, where medicinal marijuana is legal. My sister-in-law actually has severe allergies to marijuana, which her doctor said could be life threatening. She asked the neighbors who smoke it to do so indoors, instead of outside on the balcony where it blew into her apartment, and they basically laughed at her and sad "it's legal for us"
So you're basically saying that the ancient human is ... your mom!
Here's the coral mirror:
http://hardwarebug.org.nyud.net/2010/03/03/ogg-objections/
AT&T will soon have "two webos devices" (Probably Pre and Pixi) and the Palm Pre is already available in unlocked GSM in Europe.
And will it be 3G, or EDGE?
Verizon will soon have the Pre Plus.
Choice is good, but still no GSM.
Wake me when they make a GSM unlocked version of the Pre or other WebOS phone. I believe that they can't because of their exclusive contract to release phones with Sprint first, but that is the only reason I haven't already bought one. I wouldn't even mind an AT&T locked one, but then, I doubt AT&T will be wanting it to compete with the iPhones they sell.
a sort of Spanish Inquisition!
Note that Windows 7, in which most drivers are back in user space, is not vulnerable to this exploit. Killer reason to upgrade, imho. This is also the reason most video driver crashes don't crash Windows 7 -- the display is simply re-initialized.
This seems like a no-brainer, but they must have had some reason for putting all those things in kernel space before. Perhaps performance? But isn't the Win7 performance better anyway?
I note that you over-condensed the linked article's statement to a meaning much different than your summation.
That is true. Since what I said was basically the headline text of the article I linked to, I feel the over-condensation was justified.
Here's a proof that detecting "toxic assets" is impossible (or at least NP)
sysctl -n vm.mmap_min_addr to find what your setting is.
error: "vm.mmap_min_addr" is an unknown key
Just until Hiro Protagonist makes them listen to Reason.
REASON
Version 1.0B7
Gatling type 3 mm hypervelocity railgun system
Ng Security Industries, Inc.
PRERELEASE VERSION-NOT FOR FIELD USE
DO NOT TEST IN A POPULATED AREA
-ULTIMA RATIO REGUM-
Dead Parrot
Hungarian Phrase Book
nudge nudge, wink wink
lumberjack song