Secondly, remember the Nuclear Physics. Any useful reactor is going to produce prodigious amounts of radiation, neutron and gamma. That means lots of heavy and bulky shielding. This is not going to appear in a home or car near you. True for fission reactors, but not for fusion reactors. Fusion is clean. No radiation, no neutron, no gamma. Just pure energy as heat. Which is why cold fusion matters. Actually fusion, if possible, will be one of the cleanest source of energy.
That, so called, restricted socities have higher brith rate than the liberal societies, isn't a pro liberal point. I understand that neither did you say it.
But as you said, STD is prevalent in both societies, as is prostitution. Proves nothing pro or anti.
Inbreeding is a culture issue, which has nothing to do with how women chose to cover up themselves in a society. Look at the Amish case.
So the only issue we are down to, is that you find it scandalous, obscene. Which is your personal feeling. Who knows, probably they feel the same about you.
These countries have their own problems by not allowing Males and Females to mix together by law. Other countries which allow, have a seperate set of problems. Exactly who's problem is worse, is subjective.
Funny? I find parent as very Insightful. While GP dead wrong on what probability wave means in QM. QM is a subject where we are so much focusing in interpretation that we are frequently forgetting outcome of experimental result, the reality.
Probably he is talking about something like MySQL's LOAD DATA INFILE. In MySQL, inserting data into a table directly from a delimited text file, without using SQL statements, is just as much fast, if not faster.
It may well prove to be the most visible example of a company incorporating tags as a way to bring order to information
It may well prove the end of any other company legally be able to incorporate tags as a way to bring order to information.
Never expect Amazon to show the community any innovative (or non-innovative) way to do anything. They are there only to block advancement by patenting anything they use and aggressively enforcing it.
I can readily identify reading at least five titles from this list in the past few months on either yahoo news or google news service. You can google the titles to verify.
This list makes the source more trustworthy, not less.
So what if the accounting system is off by $12,000,000? It's fast. Who cares if the customers actually get the products they ordered? It's fast. Who cares if we bill our customers for the right amount? It's fast.
Yhere's a lot of FUD on mySQL. Someone please help me. Show me a few example how mySQL's lack of transaction has result into some real business organization's accounting system going off by $12,000,000! Hay! It's being used by millions for about a decade for now and should have made gazallions of transactions! Surely there should be a LOT of real life examples doom's day example by now!
What? You find none? Do you need any more prefect example on what a FUD is?
Fastest? please, only in read-only transactions running on tiny hardware...
Quote: "The only independent benchmark that compares MySQL to other major databases was published by eWeek/Ziff Davis in 2002. It compares DB2, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server and Sybase. The article can be found at http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,293,00.asp" And to summerize the report for you and all those who complain without knowing...
MySQL is just as fast as Oracle, while all other DBs fall far behind. And NO, it's NOT with "tiny harware", with a "read-only transactions". They used gigs of data with transactions on. Go check yourself and get some knowledge.
..."Kotaku points to the official auction site for Accalim"...
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Reading through her pages years back, I remember somewhere she said that she was stopped at the entrance and being told no bikes allowed. Then she referred about her connections and also gave an indication of bribing them. And she was allowed in.
If anyone has still doubt on how easy it is to bribe the Russian guards, please google for a few news coverage on the Chechen rebels and school incidence this year. The most top wanted rebel claimed he bribed his way all through Russia up to Mosko and only stoped when his 30,000 dollars were exhausted.
She had been telling from day one that tourists do visit this place in bus. And the only people that denied she was permitted in with her bike are the guards at Cheronobyle.
I trust Elina and her story more than I trust these guards. At least, she was offered a lot of money after her fame (for hosting her site), she declined. She even hated her new found fame. She didn't have anything to gain. Compare it with the gains and losses of the guards and decide.
The good news is that its not only the USA administration that lies.
At any given time ground based telescopes can watch only half the sky. The other half is at the opposite side of the earth, which is invisible from earth surface.
Ground based telescopes can ovserve only at night-time. Scattered sun light from atmosphere blocks all view at day time.
Thus these telescopes are idle half of the time and are not able to watch any spectacular event if it doesn't fall in the proper time frame and the correct side of earth. The view field is much wider for space telescopes.
but why on earth would a non-AOL user want to use an AOL-branded version of IE?"
Good news for Linux users. The last time I checked they couldn't legaly use IE for free on Wine. IE is free as long as you use it on Microsoft Windows. Otherwise you have to pay $$$.
Possible usage might be for intranet application users, who can now switch all their clients to cheaper Linux-Wine-AOL.IE browser based solutions.
Publishers will likely be able to supply the text in an electronic (and thus searchable) format.
From google print FAQ... Where does the book content come from?
We've just announced Google Print for publishers a web-based program that lets book publishers of all sizes have their book content included in the main Google search results. Publishers send Google their books and Google scans them to add their content to our search results at no cost to the publisher.
The denominator grows faster than the harmonic series (1/2 + 1/3 + 1/4 +...) which grows to infinity, so the total resistance (1/infinity) is zero.
Wrong. 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/4 +... + 1/inf is NOT equal to infinity. And the answer is not too large either. Might be around 2 or 3, cause the further right you move in the series you are actually adding zero to the total.
The answer to the grid problem is not zero either.
Most people would just avoid the question. Rob finds the point in the attack and addresses it.
There was no way he could have avoided this question. The 10 questions were picked by slashdot editor, not by Rob. And we the readers expect exactly ten (numbered) questions answered, all of them.
Yes, his answers are pushing me to reconsider my views on Real. But they gave us such unforgivable pain back in those days.
"... according to Microsoft, Windows 95 will run on a 386 with 4MB of RAM. Our verdict: don't try this at home."
I remember installing it on my home computer, a 386 sx (no math co) 25MHz, 20MB Harddisk and 4 MB RAM. Yes I had to install diskdouble and set default free space reporting to 3x to bypass pre-installation HD space checking by the installer.
Java is only one of the languages that completely prevent stuff like buffer overrun exploits etc. In fact, pretty much every single language except C and C++ do.
Java is only one of the languages where the VM, the run time libraries even the compiler has been written in C or C++ (unless it was all written in assembly). Dropping down to the core level languages shifts more and more responsibilites (like error checking and array bound checking) to the coder from the compiler. That's why all these different programming langagues are here for. Use the correct one in the correct place.
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That, so called, restricted socities have higher brith rate than the liberal societies, isn't a pro liberal point. I understand that neither did you say it.
But as you said, STD is prevalent in both societies, as is prostitution. Proves nothing pro or anti.
Inbreeding is a culture issue, which has nothing to do with how women chose to cover up themselves in a society. Look at the Amish case.
So the only issue we are down to, is that you find it scandalous, obscene. Which is your personal feeling. Who knows, probably they feel the same about you.
> there is nothing subjective about it!
Wrong conclusion.
These countries have their own problems by not allowing Males and Females to mix together by law. Other countries which allow, have a seperate set of problems. Exactly who's problem is worse, is subjective.
Funny? I find parent as very Insightful. While GP dead wrong on what probability wave means in QM. QM is a subject where we are so much focusing in interpretation that we are frequently forgetting outcome of experimental result, the reality.
Probably he is talking about something like MySQL's LOAD DATA INFILE. In MySQL, inserting data into a table directly from a delimited text file, without using SQL statements, is just as much fast, if not faster.
The could make it out of zero-relection glass.
Well, the requirement is total opposite of it. 100% reflection glass, to not over heat the mirrors.
It may well prove to be the most visible example of a company incorporating tags as a way to bring order to information
It may well prove the end of any other company legally be able to incorporate tags as a way to bring order to information.
Never expect Amazon to show the community any innovative (or non-innovative) way to do anything. They are there only to block advancement by patenting anything they use and aggressively enforcing it.
I can readily identify reading at least five titles from this list in the past few months on either yahoo news or google news service. You can google the titles to verify.
This list makes the source more trustworthy, not less.
So what if the accounting system is off by $12,000,000? It's fast.
Who cares if the customers actually get the products they ordered? It's fast.
Who cares if we bill our customers for the right amount? It's fast.
Yhere's a lot of FUD on mySQL. Someone please help me. Show me a few example how mySQL's lack of transaction has result into some real business organization's accounting system going off by $12,000,000! Hay! It's being used by millions for about a decade for now and should have made gazallions of transactions! Surely there should be a LOT of real life examples doom's day example by now!
What? You find none? Do you need any more prefect example on what a FUD is?
Fastest? please, only in read-only transactions running on tiny hardware...
Quote: "The only independent benchmark that compares MySQL to other major databases was published by eWeek/Ziff Davis in 2002. It compares DB2, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server and Sybase. The article can be found at http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,293,00.asp"
And to summerize the report for you and all those who complain without knowing...
MySQL is just as fast as Oracle, while all other DBs fall far behind. And NO, it's NOT with "tiny harware", with a "read-only transactions". They used gigs of data with transactions on. Go check yourself and get some knowledge.
Google just violated their copyright by reproducing and publishing their content without consent.
Google neither reproduced nor published their content. They simply put a link on their website pointing to the original content on the AFP site.
..."Kotaku points to the official auction site for Accalim"...
Reading through her pages years back, I remember somewhere she said that she was stopped at the entrance and being told no bikes allowed. Then she referred about her connections and also gave an indication of bribing them. And she was allowed in.
If anyone has still doubt on how easy it is to bribe the Russian guards, please google for a few news coverage on the Chechen rebels and school incidence this year. The most top wanted rebel claimed he bribed his way all through Russia up to Mosko and only stoped when his 30,000 dollars were exhausted.
She had been telling from day one that tourists do visit this place in bus. And the only people that denied she was permitted in with her bike are the guards at Cheronobyle.
I trust Elina and her story more than I trust these guards. At least, she was offered a lot of money after her fame (for hosting her site), she declined. She even hated her new found fame. She didn't have anything to gain. Compare it with the gains and losses of the guards and decide.
The good news is that its not only the USA administration that lies.
Thus these telescopes are idle half of the time and are not able to watch any spectacular event if it doesn't fall in the proper time frame and the correct side of earth. The view field is much wider for space telescopes.
Good news for Linux users. The last time I checked they couldn't legaly use IE for free on Wine. IE is free as long as you use it on Microsoft Windows. Otherwise you have to pay $$$.
Possible usage might be for intranet application users, who can now switch all their clients to cheaper Linux-Wine-AOL.IE browser based solutions.
From google print FAQ...
Where does the book content come from?
We've just announced Google Print for publishers a web-based program that lets book publishers of all sizes have their book content included in the main Google search results. Publishers send Google their books and Google scans them to add their content to our search results at no cost to the publisher.
No prove can be more clear than this one for the non-mathematically challenged persons like me.
/Kicks self for cyring fool and grabs the dusty math book. Murmurs s***.
Wrong. 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/4 +
The answer to the grid problem is not zero either.
There was no way he could have avoided this question. The 10 questions were picked by slashdot editor, not by Rob. And we the readers expect exactly ten (numbered) questions answered, all of them.
Yes, his answers are pushing me to reconsider my views on Real. But they gave us such unforgivable pain back in those days.
Tell that to your president first.
Wasn't working for me for an hour. But right now (Mon 17:30 UTC) it seems to be up again.
A site backed by 10k to 100k servers going down due to a virus attach sounds... umm intersting.
" ... according to Microsoft, Windows 95 will run on a 386 with 4MB of RAM. Our verdict: don't try this at home."
I remember installing it on my home computer, a 386 sx (no math co) 25MHz, 20MB Harddisk and 4 MB RAM. Yes I had to install diskdouble and set default free space reporting to 3x to bypass pre-installation HD space checking by the installer.
Java is only one of the languages where the VM, the run time libraries even the compiler has been written in C or C++ (unless it was all written in assembly). Dropping down to the core level languages shifts more and more responsibilites (like error checking and array bound checking) to the coder from the compiler. That's why all these different programming langagues are here for. Use the correct one in the correct place.