"and even diving into the methane/ethane seas of Titan"
large body of methane/ethane + nasa + battery & sparks = a whole new meaning to "umm Houston we have a problem..."
Juliette would have been a better deal. As posted here, it was only a cool mission on ebay. Besides, you'll always win the "my sub can kick you sub's ass" contest.
I dont see how you can be close to finding anything. Its like my car keys, or that odd sock. I know its in my apt someplace, but i've either found them or i haven't.
Maybe i should take a hint from them, look for an exact duplicate of my car keys!
But why not just have a bluetooth type chip embeded into all signs and landmarks? Walk up to it with some type of reciever/pda/device and wha-la. Even embed a gps etc.
Why not slahdot.org the magazine? I'll subscribe to that, I'll give you $50/year. It'll look nice when my geek friends come over, a pile of them sitting on the coffee table.
Load it with adds, I dont care. A magazine I can read it anytime I want, as long as I want to, where ever I want to, hell I can even display it anywhere I want to. If an add bothers me I'll just rip that sucker out and chunk it in the direction of the nearest garbage can. I can't do any of this with slashdot.org the "online" magazine.
First off, wow what a flame fest. How many people does it take to get you to reconsider?
And now...on with the show.
Slashdot in its operation collects stories, submitted by users. These stories are either re-written/edited etc and passed on as "News for nerds. Stuff that matters"
Slashdot runs on the back end using "slashcode", which is freely available to anyone and promotes the notion of open development/software thru said community that supports slashdot in the first place.
Now/. wishes to run presumably annoying/interrupting adds to further the goals of a return on their invested time and management.
Now let me get to my "what if" senario...where the irony comes in. What if slashcode...wasn't free? How many sites use slashcode, um alot. How many people post to slashdot and submit stories, hmm alot. So the code must be open, yet the content must be pay-per-view? The pain of the irony is just too much to bare.
All they've gotten with this new subscription plan is the biggest, or what will be the biggest, flamefest in/. history...along with a very loyal yet currently irate user base.
Nothing has really changed. A soon-to-be webmaster would start at html before they started on perl, or python wouldn't they? Its the same, learn html, then move on to the more complicated technologies(asp/php/jsp/cgi/db's etc)
XML "can" be simpler than XML. There really isn't anything to worry about tho. If you have an html background and are familiar with it, you'll pick up xml/xsl/dtd fairly quickly.
Well taken from the report on sharks at seaworldhere, I dont think it will work very well.
Since sharks seem to be attracted to sounds from 20hz to 100hz as reported here(humans hear~20hz-20,000hz), because it associates it with prey or a fish in distress. What they do "hear" of Barry would probably only make them want to gobble him up.
Sharks can also hear sounds in that ragne from up to 2km away, reported here. Hope they turn ole Barry down baby.
So it seems to me that they will achieve bunch of pissed off hungry sharks.
...that i got from the college bookstore owner the other day when i said, "Man, all these engineering books are heavy. Are they available in pdf?"
He about had me arrested for even thinking such a thing.
Gov't coder: "We'll we removed the IE source from the o/s and it crashes"
Gov't manager flunky: "O, so what about the original compiled source?"
Gov't coder: "Um, well it crashes too"
Ok follow along, I'll go slowing for the gov't FTC workers...
FTC: "you spammes are thieves and liers! Quit pulling these scams."
spammer: "You are right, we are liers."
FTC: "So does this mean you'll stop?"
spammer: "Sure"
It might work if it cut costs for the consumer or done in a different manner.
If RTCW was $30 the day it came out because it was sponsored by Brand X, I might be more open to product placement inside the game. In certain games its just not appropriate due to the genre or settings. Could it be they just aren't doing it right?
I see, that rules out mission controll(marshal space flight center). I guess people in Alabama will stick to building space stations(aka freedom/r-alpha) and controlling missions.
http://www.wired.com/news/linux/0,1411,50143,00.ht ml
The Free Standards Group released two tools on Thursday intended to ensure that all Linux applications can run on any Linux Standard Base-compliant version of the open source operating system: LSB 1.1 and Li18nux 1.0.
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who knows, I didn't know that there was even methane there, much less a sea of it.
"and even diving into the methane/ethane seas of Titan"
large body of methane/ethane + nasa + battery & sparks = a whole new meaning to "umm Houston we have a problem..."
nope, pagemill. "META NAME="GENERATOR" CONTENT="Adobe PageMill 3.0 Mac"
mission = million. dam, negative karma
Juliette would have been a better deal. As posted here, it was only a cool mission on ebay. Besides, you'll always win the "my sub can kick you sub's ass" contest.
sub, $78 million, web hosting, $15/month, adobe page mill $95.00, getting /.'d , priceless.
I'm scared that i actually understood what you said.
...and a beowulf cluster would smash it to bits first then eject it immediately for you.
very good points, you've made your agrument =) However, in my apt, the sock blends in with all the other stinky socks.
I dont see how you can be close to finding anything. Its like my car keys, or that odd sock. I know its in my apt someplace, but i've either found them or i haven't. Maybe i should take a hint from them, look for an exact duplicate of my car keys!
But why not just have a bluetooth type chip embeded into all signs and landmarks? Walk up to it with some type of reciever/pda/device and wha-la. Even embed a gps etc.
Now is the time to launch that ipo with backing from AOL's data showing "Cross Dressing Monkey" porn is in such high demand!
Why not slahdot.org the magazine? I'll subscribe to that, I'll give you $50/year. It'll look nice when my geek friends come over, a pile of them sitting on the coffee table.
Load it with adds, I dont care. A magazine I can read it anytime I want, as long as I want to, where ever I want to, hell I can even display it anywhere I want to. If an add bothers me I'll just rip that sucker out and chunk it in the direction of the nearest garbage can. I can't do any of this with slashdot.org the "online" magazine.
First off, wow what a flame fest. How many people does it take to get you to reconsider?
/. wishes to run presumably annoying/interrupting adds to further the goals of a return on their invested time and management.
/. history...along with a very loyal yet currently irate user base.
And now...on with the show.
Slashdot in its operation collects stories, submitted by users. These stories are either re-written/edited etc and passed on as "News for nerds. Stuff that matters"
Slashdot runs on the back end using "slashcode", which is freely available to anyone and promotes the notion of open development/software thru said community that supports slashdot in the first place.
Now
Now let me get to my "what if" senario...where the irony comes in. What if slashcode...wasn't free? How many sites use slashcode, um alot. How many people post to slashdot and submit stories, hmm alot. So the code must be open, yet the content must be pay-per-view? The pain of the irony is just too much to bare.
All they've gotten with this new subscription plan is the biggest, or what will be the biggest, flamefest in
doh, correction "XML 'can' be simpler than HTML". Typing, however, will remain difficult for the forseable future.
Nothing has really changed. A soon-to-be webmaster would start at html before they started on perl, or python wouldn't they? Its the same, learn html, then move on to the more complicated technologies(asp/php/jsp/cgi/db's etc) XML "can" be simpler than XML. There really isn't anything to worry about tho. If you have an html background and are familiar with it, you'll pick up xml/xsl/dtd fairly quickly.
That 2.5m scorpion is under there harvesting cod sperm for beauty products.
No really, it is!
Well taken from the report on sharks at seaworld here, I dont think it will work very well.
Since sharks seem to be attracted to sounds from 20hz to 100hz as reported here(humans hear~20hz-20,000hz), because it associates it with prey or a fish in distress. What they do "hear" of Barry would probably only make them want to gobble him up. Sharks can also hear sounds in that ragne from up to 2km away, reported here. Hope they turn ole Barry down baby.
So it seems to me that they will achieve bunch of pissed off hungry sharks.
...that i got from the college bookstore owner the other day when i said, "Man, all these engineering books are heavy. Are they available in pdf?"
He about had me arrested for even thinking such a thing.
A user can change the focus, methods, or anything else about their projects...
So why can't SF?
Gov't coder: "We'll we removed the IE source from the o/s and it crashes"
Gov't manager flunky: "O, so what about the original compiled source?"
Gov't coder: "Um, well it crashes too"
Ok follow along, I'll go slowing for the gov't FTC workers... FTC: "you spammes are thieves and liers! Quit pulling these scams." spammer: "You are right, we are liers." FTC: "So does this mean you'll stop?" spammer: "Sure"
It might work if it cut costs for the consumer or done in a different manner. If RTCW was $30 the day it came out because it was sponsored by Brand X, I might be more open to product placement inside the game. In certain games its just not appropriate due to the genre or settings. Could it be they just aren't doing it right?
I see, that rules out mission controll(marshal space flight center). I guess people in Alabama will stick to building space stations(aka freedom/r-alpha) and controlling missions.
http://www.wired.com/news/linux/0,1411,50143,00.ht ml
The Free Standards Group released two tools on Thursday intended to ensure that all Linux applications can run on any Linux Standard Base-compliant version of the open source operating system: LSB 1.1 and Li18nux 1.0.