Seems as though it's one of those wonderful English portmanteaus. The OED has no problems with it being used to refer to the claims themselves and the scientists' views of those claims. At least it's not a nonstandard English flutzpah.
It's quite easy to put cables through a heavily concentrated Asian population. It's quite another thing to lay thousands of miles of cable across the United Staes.
For getting lots of words down in the computer, when you're not worried about formatting (as, for example, in the vast majority of my work), Wordpad is just as good as any other lightweight word-processor.
But, god... Paint. *shudders* My officemate often says something like, "Oh, just send that.eps with the embedded LaTeX code over here... I'll change it in Paint," and something inside me dies a slow painful death.
FTFA Appendix C. is a short itemization of whats missing in Vista from previous Windows operating systems. It makes it easy to figure out why something youve used before cant be located and used.
Apostrophes seem to have been left out of this OS.
Thought: Maybe, instead of everybody making their own little grid system... we could all make things go ALOT faster by devoting our processors to more than simulating chess games (Yes, I'm talking to you, Chess960) and focus it where it really counts, like finding a cure to debilitating diseases or searching for intelligent life. (Not a whole lot of it on Earth.)
Papa Bear would say you hate freedom. Do you hate freedom, Doctor?
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Indeed.
At least it's not a nonstandard English flutzpah.
In fact, it's a perfectly cromulent word.
Seems as though it's one of those wonderful English portmanteaus. The OED has no problems with it being used to refer to the claims themselves and the scientists' views of those claims. At least it's not a nonstandard English flutzpah.
I bet this guy's nickname is Princess Nell. Lucky fellow.
Richard Gere already has claim to that patent.
I'm actually curious - for how long do the 16 qubits stay coherent?
Admitting on slasdot that you're qi-curious. Brave, brave man.
It's quite easy to put cables through a heavily concentrated Asian population. It's quite another thing to lay thousands of miles of cable across the United Staes.
Ron Jeremy can do it.
[...]figure out a way to get proteins from our ears to do the same job a lot less efficiently ? Sounds like a waste of research funds to me!
It does? If it sound like that, you haven't upgraded your ear-protein to the PiezoTimpanum2008 yet. Get with it, man!
Sounds to me like we need to cast Natalie Portman, right away.
Pfft. Lack of vision. Just put some motors at the suits' joints. Problem solved, right?
Plus, that'd be kick-ass great for loading ships and fighting the occasional alien queen.
For getting lots of words down in the computer, when you're not worried about formatting (as, for example, in the vast majority of my work), Wordpad is just as good as any other lightweight word-processor. .eps with the embedded LaTeX code over here... I'll change it in Paint," and something inside me dies a slow painful death.
But, god... Paint. *shudders* My officemate often says something like, "Oh, just send that
FTFA
Appendix C. is a short itemization of whats missing in Vista from previous Windows operating systems. It makes it easy to figure out why something youve used before cant be located and used.
Apostrophes seem to have been left out of this OS.
True. But those women are also all pixelated where it counts. That just doesn't do it for me.
OMG --- PONIES!!!!
That's why I only go out with girls with names like NASA and Martin-Marietta.
...or it might just be herpes.
Thought: Maybe, instead of everybody making their own little grid system... we could all make things go ALOT faster by devoting our processors to more than simulating chess games (Yes, I'm talking to you, Chess960) and focus it where it really counts, like finding a cure to debilitating diseases or searching for intelligent life. (Not a whole lot of it on Earth.)
Papa Bear would say you hate freedom. Do you hate freedom, Doctor?
There was. You didn't recognize it.
Naaah. Google will bow to pressure and just blur out the location on google maps.
Wake me up when well have GITS-like cyberbrain interfaces. ^__^
Mmmm... Natalie Potman and Hot GITS.
I knew you were going to post that! Ha-ha!
*disappears in a puff of logic*
Not without cracking my DRM, you bastards!
You Linux users out there should be angry
Oh, we are. We're fucking enraged . We just don't know why.
Taste the rainbow!
There are 'childproof' computers out there that can be washed to remove sticky things, but those would be largely useless in other environments.
Video editing in the adult-film industry?