I changed to 4.X when Slackware changed, and it works. There's nothing I miss from 3.5 anymore (on 4.3.3 at the moment). Amarok has gotten a noticeable makeover too. If you want to change to Gnome, you'd better wait as they're in for a makeover as well soon.
Nobody is talking about aliens visiting Earth. It's the possibility that life exist not only on earth. Life could be many things, but microbes on Mars or other worlds would be enough.
I'm not saying that either, I'm just saying that the church has discovered that the sciences could be right, and they want to have their backs covered so that they don't have to (again) retract statements made, in the future.
Somebody had to create the computer too. So that's just bringing more into the equation. This whole computer simulation thing is the same as everything else - it's just another religion, no matter how you twist it around. It's just made so that it sounds more modern, to distance itself from the "old religions".
Most of the times, the easiest solution is the only correct one. And easiest means the one with the lesser amount of variables.
Except it may not be a good answer. There is more to life than what you can prove scientifically.
As of now, yes - but who knows what will be possible in 1-5-10-50-100 etc. years.
However, it is the person who makes the claim that should prove it. So that there's a deity is up to the church to prove, and not for the science to disprove.
or is this just a "cover our own backs" maneuver to avoid what happened with Galileo, Copernicus and others? Those cases weren't exactly the best publicity they've had.
One of the reasons to go to Mars and explore, is to be able to understand this Spaceship Earth better. We might also be able to offload a few things from Earth to Mars in the future.
And - Space is a waste you say? Not compared to the so-called War against Terror.
Whether clothes are impulse items or not depends on the planning. Did you go out to shop for clothes? Then no. Did you go out to get something to eat, and came back with 5 bags of clothes, then yes, absolutely.
An impulse night out on town is at least twice the amount of the OPs definition of impulse buy here in Norway. If I had a 360, £50 would probably be low enough to get me hooked.
There are those who suggest that many of the early books in the Old Testament aren't exactly God's commandments to his followers, but rather a historical accounting.
And then there are those people that think the entire book is the word of a god.
Sony discovered with EYETOY on the PS2 that you need a controller for anything useful. Nintendo took that knowledge, but implemented it on a low budget system, and lost all the geeks - but gained the rest.
I'm sorry, but you're not describing the Norway I live in. I work with a lot of foreign people from all over the world, and their opinion is quite the opposite of what you're saying.
The only part you got correct is the fear of EU, which is mostly just people that doesn't know what they're arguing against.
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There are other ways to start the thorium cycle which is safer than uranium. We just have to finalize the technology behind it.
how about KDE 4.10 ? or 4.100 ?
Running out? Don't think so. I'm looking forward to running KDE 4.55
Why didn't other people?
Because other people are stupid.
I changed to 4.X when Slackware changed, and it works. There's nothing I miss from 3.5 anymore (on 4.3.3 at the moment). Amarok has gotten a noticeable makeover too. If you want to change to Gnome, you'd better wait as they're in for a makeover as well soon.
It is a payment to gain a business advantage.
It's highly unethical, and I'd call it a bribe, even in US.
The pope recently saw an episode of x-files
Nobody is talking about aliens visiting Earth. It's the possibility that life exist not only on earth. Life could be many things, but microbes on Mars or other worlds would be enough.
I'm not saying that either, I'm just saying that the church has discovered that the sciences could be right, and they want to have their backs covered so that they don't have to (again) retract statements made, in the future.
Somebody had to create the computer too. So that's just bringing more into the equation. This whole computer simulation thing is the same as everything else - it's just another religion, no matter how you twist it around. It's just made so that it sounds more modern, to distance itself from the "old religions".
Most of the times, the easiest solution is the only correct one. And easiest means the one with the lesser amount of variables.
Except it may not be a good answer. There is more to life than what you can prove scientifically.
As of now, yes - but who knows what will be possible in 1-5-10-50-100 etc. years.
However, it is the person who makes the claim that should prove it. So that there's a deity is up to the church to prove, and not for the science to disprove.
or is this just a "cover our own backs" maneuver to avoid what happened with Galileo, Copernicus and others? Those cases weren't exactly the best publicity they've had.
Everybody knows that you have to use the same water as the distillery is using to avoid ruining the taste.
One of the reasons to go to Mars and explore, is to be able to understand this Spaceship Earth better. We might also be able to offload a few things from Earth to Mars in the future.
And - Space is a waste you say? Not compared to the so-called War against Terror.
Those music studies only prove that 10% of those that download music, spend more than all the people that don't download.
Whether clothes are impulse items or not depends on the planning. Did you go out to shop for clothes? Then no. Did you go out to get something to eat, and came back with 5 bags of clothes, then yes, absolutely.
An impulse night out on town is at least twice the amount of the OPs definition of impulse buy here in Norway. If I had a 360, £50 would probably be low enough to get me hooked.
Just make it look like a shopping list...
I.e. a Post-it with the text: Remember to buy flowers, and the password is 2BuyFl0w3r5
And if you forget the code for the safe.... ?
What? Are you telling me that the government here in Norway tells me what to eat, what to smoke, what to drink and how long I can live?
That's news to me!
Come to think of it - you have no idea what public health service is, do you?
There are those who suggest that many of the early books in the Old Testament aren't exactly God's commandments to his followers, but rather a historical accounting.
And then there are those people that think the entire book is the word of a god.
Sony discovered with EYETOY on the PS2 that you need a controller for anything useful. Nintendo took that knowledge, but implemented it on a low budget system, and lost all the geeks - but gained the rest.
I'm sorry, but you're not describing the Norway I live in. I work with a lot of foreign people from all over the world, and their opinion is quite the opposite of what you're saying.
The only part you got correct is the fear of EU, which is mostly just people that doesn't know what they're arguing against.
Well - it's better than the one importing their style from good, old USSR, which actually has got something to say
Compare it to the wages. A McDonald's worker gets at least as much beer as in US for his paycheck.
Yes, we have bacon in Norway!
It tastes different.
To use a picture a geek would understand: it's like pepsi and coke - looks the same, but is very different