It's a bit disconcerting to zoom out on, say, the US in satellite view, and see the whole state of New York a different color than its surroundings. This disparity is the same at all scales, presumably because of more recent satellite scans of that highly-populated and more-often-imaged area. Can they meld one region into another, without losing detail, and get rid of such effects?
Some one on some show said that if you bend over doubled and look through your legs at the moon, no matter where it is in the sky it will appear large as well for the same reason
Dude, you're just begging to have someone mention that you're comparing the moon to your crotch. But I'll let someone else handle that (as it were).
Call is sour grapes if you will, but I'm proud to be an american. Besides, we are forced learn metric in school from the time we're young. We "choose" to be different.
In memory memory is just the part of Virtual memory that is current in memory (it's sitll in virtual memory even if it's in real memory).
w00t! I'm puttin' a question about this on a CS test, and I'm not going to give points to anyone who words the answer any differently from your answer.
However, the grammar nazi's do bother me [...]
*gasp*
Three cheers for pedantry! (Yes, this is more of a joke on me than on the parent poster.)
Hm. This sounds like a job for OpenOffice...
Of course it is. It always has been. Yay for admin-speak.
Just like most Windows systems. ;)
Surely this should count: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=microsoft&ll=47.6898 16,-122.094326&sll=47.674167,-122.120278&spn=0.006 083,0.007188&sspn=0.097332,0.115013&t=k&hl=en
It's all the moose. My sister was bitten by a moose once.
It's a bit disconcerting to zoom out on, say, the US in satellite view, and see the whole state of New York a different color than its surroundings. This disparity is the same at all scales, presumably because of more recent satellite scans of that highly-populated and more-often-imaged area. Can they meld one region into another, without losing detail, and get rid of such effects?
Works fine for me.(ff version 1.0.4) Wait for the data to load, and/or zoom out.
Huh. That's the Barnyard(TM) release, right?
Also works with the sun, etc.
Hey you batard I jus ttried this and no wIc an't seewhatIm typing....
Some one on some show said that if you bend over doubled and look through your legs at the moon, no matter where it is in the sky it will appear large as well for the same reason
Dude, you're just begging to have someone mention that you're comparing the moon to your crotch. But I'll let someone else handle that (as it were).
"Nothing to see here. Please move along."
Ack.
And this sounds really useful out in the open ocean, you know, where all those rouge wireless access points hang out.
Ah, yes, the pink ones.
Call is sour grapes if you will, but I'm proud to be an american. Besides, we are forced learn metric in school from the time we're young. We "choose" to be different.
You sure do.
I'm glad you included the +; that takes care of the reposts next month.
"...strafing a booth."
Oops. Yay for open-source projects.
is mixing pr0n and sci-fi the geek equivalent of chasing the dragon?
I believe the accepted phrase is "leaking the lizard."
Third option:
Breasts!
In memory memory is just the part of Virtual memory that is current in memory (it's sitll in virtual memory even if it's in real memory).
w00t! I'm puttin' a question about this on a CS test, and I'm not going to give points to anyone who words the answer any differently from your answer.
What about the guy who decided to jump out of a moving car (60mph) to retrieve a cigarette that blew out of the car window?
Oh, good. And I was wondering if that Smokey Bear message was really getting to people.
...permanent marker around the edge, you insensitive clods!
... that the "Badger, badger, badger" song is compiled into the kernel this time.
...can complain early?
As in the book by Judy Bloome?
Yeah, let's see a tricked-out version of Wifey come to the big screen.