you are assuming that they are only looking at genes that code for a useful protein. There is non coding dna, dna that codes for a protein that doesn't do anything. etc.
hell no. However electricity is expensive and during the summer many of us let it get pretty warm. The AC is more to reduce the humidity than heat, 80F is a reasonable setting for the area.
Just the fans are loud on mine. Furthermore I live in Florida so during the summer I find myself having to augment the cooling with one of those after market intercooler things. So it's even louder. I love my 360 but the cooling is lame. I can't stick it in my crowded cabinet next to my ps2, It has it's own spot on a table a foot away from anything else. Isn't the console at some point in time supposed to leave the 1.0 stage and all the kinks get worked out? Usually about 6months after release which is when I bought it.
>> actually any customer could have done so by taking VZ to court.
oh yeah, all in a days, work, maybe one could fit that in between slashdot pots, real work, and all the other important shit we have to do in a day. Yey.
>> Would you say that people who got in accidents, and had their seatbelts snap and fail, were at fault because they got in an accident in the first place?
Yeah, it would be their fault, if they kept getting in accidents over and over again. I doubt the strap fails on the first time.
>> And many of those that "get it" don't get it. You can no longer reshape the government with FORCE by bearing arms. Their guns are much bigger than our guns.
That would be more of a degree in computational science. I should know this was my curriculum and I don't have a computer science degree but a computational science one.
Well, perhaps because it has something with what I do, but I was surprised computational statistics isn't on that list. Perhaps it's the other way around, statisticians need to learn to program. Regardless there is quite a bit of overlap. This is also one of the few areas remaining where the speed of your program actually matters.
well, you assigned your own values there. The original poster had a neutral view. In fact it wasn't quite neutral he said it in a way that seamed to imply that he thought it was really cool.
Slashdot Mirror
You do need it if you want to copy audio cd's.
you are assuming that they are only looking at genes that code for a useful protein. There is non coding dna, dna that codes for a protein that doesn't do anything. etc.
or a simpler explanation, they ate monkeys.
hell no. However electricity is expensive and during the summer many of us let it get pretty warm. The AC is more to reduce the humidity than heat, 80F is a reasonable setting for the area.
Just the fans are loud on mine. Furthermore I live in Florida so during the summer I find myself having to augment the cooling with one of those after market intercooler things. So it's even louder. I love my 360 but the cooling is lame. I can't stick it in my crowded cabinet next to my ps2, It has it's own spot on a table a foot away from anything else. Isn't the console at some point in time supposed to leave the 1.0 stage and all the kinks get worked out? Usually about 6months after release which is when I bought it.
>> actually any customer could have done so by taking VZ to court.
oh yeah, all in a days, work, maybe one could fit that in between slashdot pots, real work, and all the other important shit we have to do in a day. Yey.
>> Would you say that people who got in accidents, and had their seatbelts snap and fail, were at fault because they got in an accident in the first place?
Yeah, it would be their fault, if they kept getting in accidents over and over again. I doubt the strap fails on the first time.
>> And many of those that "get it" don't get it. You can no longer reshape the government with FORCE by bearing arms. Their guns are much bigger than our guns.
Tell that to the Iraqi's
>> Now if you'll excuse me I have to stock up on brain bleach.
It's called Rohypnol.
you must be new here, but congratulations on figuring out the mod system.
I've had a chip in my computer that converted electricity into heat. It was called a p4.
Is Carl Sagan a biologist?
Doesn't sound like it. Animals other than mammals sleep.
That would be more of a degree in computational science. I should know this was my curriculum and I don't have a computer science degree but a computational science one.
Well, perhaps because it has something with what I do, but I was surprised computational statistics isn't on that list. Perhaps it's the other way around, statisticians need to learn to program. Regardless there is quite a bit of overlap. This is also one of the few areas remaining where the speed of your program actually matters.
That really depends on the area of the country.
Seams like this game had some serious distribution difficulties. Anyone know if it made if out of Memphis yet?
>> I am informed, but I don't vote for all races.
Down with whitey.
Yeah, capitalism was working soooo well in the south.
well, you assigned your own values there. The original poster had a neutral view. In fact it wasn't quite neutral he said it in a way that seamed to imply that he thought it was really cool.
So are you guilt free?
I was gonna explain it, but, fuck it. Nobody tell him.
>> Spelling is another skill which comes in handy....
yeah, don't want people reading my slashdot posts to think any less of me.
yeah, I've worked many places. It seams to me MS had training you to bullshit down to a science. Sometimes this life long skill comes in handy.
yeah,I've worked there. They teach it to you so well, it comes naturally.
The real difference between napster and google. Money. Google can afford better laws and better lawyers.
damn those facts can't be let out. After all sometimes facts are biased.