I thought CS focused on theory? Why would you need to know more than VB, C and Java when all you need is to confirm the theories and mathmatics you're working on?
You can always pick up another language after you've got the theory down.
The want the sci-fi channel to get away from those space shows.
Ah.
I can see it from a managers point of view though. Make a sci-fi show that requires almost no special effects, and it will be a lot more profitable that one with a lot of expensive special effects.
I bet "Crossing over" bring them a bundle of cash.
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Eh?
How many missles travel at 24,000 miles an hour?
Most likely they'll have many Anti-air systems around the elevator. Anything flying gets within 10 miles, and it shoots it down. Period.
It will start warning you 20 miles out though.
If they're deaf and blind, aureal browser compliance isn't going to do them much good.
Isn't the helicopter newer than rockets?
I thought the reason the US couldn't join the European Union was, like, it's in Europe.
Oh yeah, and if the US switched it's currency to the Euro, what would they use to prop up the Euro?
Only if you have a "Secret" clearance.
Wow, all you have to do is know everything?
I'm surprised more people don't do this!
I thought CS focused on theory? Why would you need to know more than VB, C and Java when all you need is to confirm the theories and mathmatics you're working on?
You can always pick up another language after you've got the theory down.
The GRE's main use is to get rid of the people who want to stay in college forever.
Raw data my ass. I need a JOB. The economy hasn't changed if people like me and my friends can't get a full time JOB.
With that paycheck we'd be happy to help the economy out and buy things. For instance, my car won't make it to the end of the year. I need a new one.
Sure you are.
And I find that people posting AC are trustworthy.
Frankly, you joined the Navy.
I actually did a bit of research before joining the Armed Forces, and the Navy ended up at the bottom of my list.
You sir, amaze me.
I don't understand this sentance:
So he called the guys bluff saying "Keep it, I've already signed everything I'm going to sign back when I was hired."
Wow, so you've looked into it? You know about the fees, the setup costs and all that?
No?
Then STFU.
50k to 100k? Where the hell are you getting these numbers? According to this page:
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question330.htm
a 100w transmitter should have a range of 3.5 miles. That's plenty for an average town or college campus.
Oooooh. Can his electric bills handle the equivalent cost of a single light bulb?
Any major climate change will fuck civilization as we know it.
Ooo. Yes, and the world quakes under the thumb of that rouge terrorist nation "Israel".
Geez. Somone mod this guy up. Everyone says you don't want to mirror drives yet don't suggest a common-sense solution like this.
Traditional batteries yes.
Using flywheels, or superconducting energy storage won't have these problems.
Heh. I went on the farscape IRC channel with questions, and was TAUNTED.
I like farscape, I've found that the farscape fans generally suck.
Bloopers?
Is there any way for the fans to see these?
(blink)
The want the sci-fi channel to get away from those space shows.
Ah.
I can see it from a managers point of view though. Make a sci-fi show that requires almost no special effects, and it will be a lot more profitable that one with a lot of expensive special effects.
I bet "Crossing over" bring them a bundle of cash.
Brrr. Don't go into shock when you discover that even though you love each other, one of you just isn't interested in sex.
I'm trying to figure out what they lifted. The article called it "Hot Bird 6".
After all, they needed a rocket that could lift almost 130 tons! What bigass cargo did they carry?
BAck in your day you could probably get a good job coming out of college. Now college is the new high school.