While the average life of a car is nearly 10 years, it's not so terribly uncommon to keep a car going for almost 20 years
Maybe in US the average life of a car is "nearly 10 years". Here in Norway it's more than 15 years, and 30 years is not unusual to run a car, if not longer as long as it's not attacked by rust.
Yeah, people were complaining about the cost and 95% of PS3 owners didn't use the PS2 function, so they cut it
I've got tons of PS2 games, but I play them on my PS2, even though my PS3 would've played them as well.
The "news" here is that there's actually a "major bucks" company involved here. From wikipedia: "It has annual sales of approximately US $14 billion and has been widely recognized as one of the top 5 contractors in Japan and among the top 20 in the world."
I read somewhere that this has to do with religion... A religious person is more afraid of throwing in the towel than a non-religious person, as they are afraid of might be waiting for them in the afterlife.
Even if it's "all congress" -- the Democrats can still claim responsibility for upswing. They already do: more jobs added in the last two years than during Bush's entire reign
Really? The unemployment rate in November of 2008 was 6.9%. Today, it's at 9.6%. So are you telling me that -2.7% is ADDING jobs? Were you a math major?
Did you read his post, or are you just commenting on things at random? He didn't say anything about the unemployment rate at all!
Honestly, I think the entire ISS/Space Shuttle platform should be revamped. I think that the shuttle has a good niche, but I don't see a reason as to why the shuttle shouldn't stay in space, while allowing the crew to return in a capsule-based vehicle.
Sure, if you leave out the costs of the damned thing, the niche is good. If you look at everything, it's just a big waste of money! You'd have to redesign the shuttle completely if you want it to stay in space. It's probably a lot cheaper to design a completely new space thug.
I still don't understand where all this comes from. I've been using KDE4 since one of the later 4.2, and haven't had a single problem related to KDE itself. Could it actually be related to the distro guys, and not KDE itself?
Please keep the religious groupings on the earth. At least we know where they are then.
At least they could breathe and had water when the colonized America.
While the average life of a car is nearly 10 years, it's not so terribly uncommon to keep a car going for almost 20 years
Maybe in US the average life of a car is "nearly 10 years". Here in Norway it's more than 15 years, and 30 years is not unusual to run a car, if not longer as long as it's not attacked by rust.
Yeah, people were complaining about the cost and 95% of PS3 owners didn't use the PS2 function, so they cut it I've got tons of PS2 games, but I play them on my PS2, even though my PS3 would've played them as well.
Recycle
The "news" here is that there's actually a "major bucks" company involved here. From wikipedia: "It has annual sales of approximately US $14 billion and has been widely recognized as one of the top 5 contractors in Japan and among the top 20 in the world."
Did you watch the youtube clip? It actually starts with a puddle jumper mk1 arriving at the city
Then let me help you
I'd say probably most of them.
Do it yourself!
I read somewhere that this has to do with religion... A religious person is more afraid of throwing in the towel than a non-religious person, as they are afraid of might be waiting for them in the afterlife.
Bathing? Sure - everybody knows that a clean house is a healthy house! Or body in this case...
Time place your bet as to when the webcam 3d driver appears in the Linux kernel!
That definition would work for Longyearbyen too
Watch it on TV? DVB
We've never /dot'ed a country before, have we?
Somebody had to save the republican voters from bankruptcy!
Even if it's "all congress" -- the Democrats can still claim responsibility for upswing. They already do: more jobs added in the last two years than during Bush's entire reign
Really? The unemployment rate in November of 2008 was 6.9%. Today, it's at 9.6%. So are you telling me that -2.7% is ADDING jobs? Were you a math major?
Did you read his post, or are you just commenting on things at random? He didn't say anything about the unemployment rate at all!
What would we do with thirty Hubble telescopes? And I guess development cost is included in the $5B since 100 / 30 = 3.33
Wasn't the US supposed to fly shuttle flights in 2003, 2004, 2005 etc?
No - the other ones
Honestly, I think the entire ISS/Space Shuttle platform should be revamped. I think that the shuttle has a good niche, but I don't see a reason as to why the shuttle shouldn't stay in space, while allowing the crew to return in a capsule-based vehicle.
Sure, if you leave out the costs of the damned thing, the niche is good. If you look at everything, it's just a big waste of money! You'd have to redesign the shuttle completely if you want it to stay in space. It's probably a lot cheaper to design a completely new space thug.
I still don't understand where all this comes from. I've been using KDE4 since one of the later 4.2, and haven't had a single problem related to KDE itself. Could it actually be related to the distro guys, and not KDE itself?
We Europeans actually get out of our recliners and out into the wild now and then!
You only have to crash 3 of them in Norway, so building 4 would be sufficient