How many people can name even one piece of software that died on Jan 1, 2000?
Sorry, but I missed that day, because all the nuclear bombs detonated and killed almost everyone. The planes falling from the sky, the runaway cars, and mass starvation killed the rest.
Corn ethenol of course. You only end up using an additional 4 gallons of corn ethenol (for production) for each gallon you burn, so this should improve the greenhouse gasses problem really good now.
Next, they're going to start forest fires to combat air pollution. That's just like using thousands of those pine scented trees hanging from the mirror in your car? That should really fix things good.
And Obama could have told them to knock it off. He never did. Obama was the one who pulled Joe out of the masses, and asked for a question. Just because he didn't like being asked if he was a socialist is no reason to destro the poor guy.
Let's see, you've given your clildren access to free porn and video games, and they're doing worse in class? Just what could the problem be? What could they be doing instead of classwork?
Another thing to consider. When you start a program using virtual memory, only the pages of the program that get executed are pulled off the disk. This reduces disk accesses, and leaves more memory available for caching.
Also, if several instances of a program are being executed, or several references to a library, the common code between them is not duplicated in memory. The virtual memory system just points the processes to the same binary code. This causes even more memory savings and disk access reductions.
The optimistic position is that peak oil is 20 years away. The pessimistic position is that peak oil was two years ago. Few think there's 50 years of oil left.
That's not so bad then. In the 70's we only had less than 10 years of oil left. Now we have 50 years worth. We've gaind 40 years worth of oil in the last 30 years!
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Isn't that, like, almost the name of the Steven King movie? The one wih the rabid dog?
Muffler extensions.
How many people can name even one piece of software that died on Jan 1, 2000?
Sorry, but I missed that day, because all the nuclear bombs detonated and killed almost everyone. The planes falling from the sky, the runaway cars, and mass starvation killed the rest.
The need it to convert over the two most commonly used Windows applicateions.
solitare and minesweeper.
Corn ethenol of course. You only end up using an additional 4 gallons of corn ethenol (for production) for each gallon you burn, so this should improve the greenhouse gasses problem really good now.
Next, they're going to start forest fires to combat air pollution. That's just like using thousands of those pine scented trees hanging from the mirror in your car? That should really fix things good.
I wonder if this idea will ever
Everyone knows that these comples devices will destroy the universe the first time you turn it on! It's not so bad the second time you do it though.
And Obama could have told them to knock it off. He never did. Obama was the one who pulled Joe out of the masses, and asked for a question. Just because he didn't like being asked if he was a socialist is no reason to destro the poor guy.
Let's see, you've given your clildren access to free porn and video games, and they're doing worse in class? Just what could the problem be? What could they be doing instead of classwork?
Get the name right. It's Gnu/Cisco.
How long does it take to heat up a burritto?
Isn't this the basic idea behind a microwave oven?
Does it stop working if they remove the teddy bear?
If you want to get USPS's attention, FexEx them a package. For some reason, it really pisses them off.
Valley girl borg style?
Like, you know, you up with this assemulation stuff?
I'd think that they would become useful first in places that are already using superconductor devices, like medical sensors and photo sensors.
Another thing to consider. When you start a program using virtual memory, only the pages of the program that get executed are pulled off the disk. This reduces disk accesses, and leaves more memory available for caching.
Also, if several instances of a program are being executed, or several references to a library, the common code between them is not duplicated in memory. The virtual memory system just points the processes to the same binary code. This causes even more memory savings and disk access reductions.
While flying supplies into the outback, we were shot down by the kangaroos anti-aircraft fire.
This likely has nothing at all to do with climate change
If you keep talking like that, you are going to get excommunicated by the global warming cult.
They really just want this camera for porn.
the target market is people who live off the grid
1. So if they are off the grid, where do they get the power to run the thing?
2. If they want to use electricity to get water, I'd bet a well is much more efficient than this, and not much more expensive.
3. Why so little water produced? Like many here have said, a dehumidifier pulls out much more water per day than this thing does.
sluggish...compared to FF3 and Opera. But it was faster than FF2 for several different langages...so then FF2 was also sluggish, by your standards.
Why are you comparing Final Fantasy 2 and 3 to Internet Explorer?
Next is the comparison of Open Office with Ultima Underground?
The optimistic position is that peak oil is 20 years away. The pessimistic position is that peak oil was two years ago. Few think there's 50 years of oil left.
That's not so bad then. In the 70's we only had less than 10 years of oil left. Now we have 50 years worth. We've gaind 40 years worth of oil in the last 30 years!
In the hubble picture, does anyone else see the shadow of the Enterprise?
It's obviously nonsense. The internet cannot be used to control my mind.
Ohh, what nice flashy colors.... it's almost like...
My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
I expect the front page of this site to have the following entry boxes:
"Amount owed:" and "Amount paid"
followed by an area labeled "Change", with categories of "pennies", "nickles", "dimes", and "quarters".
It will obviously deduct 30% from your change, to distribute to those who "need" it more.