Although the plants grown are different strains, they are the same species, so gene contamination is quite possible.
I don't think that contamination would push out the THC genes in pot strains. The genes that make good hemp result in a plant that looks different from pot plants, and pot plants are usually individualy monitored anyway.
Seeing as we recently had a dupe on the same page with two articles between them, we can probably make some assumptions about how much 'editing' goes on.
What is this constant facination with the desktop? People switch to Linux when they get sick of Windows. Developers sometimes contribute to it. Linux gets better. What does it matter what % of the market linux holds?
And most people who buy and use computers are not gamers (suprise!), although games do have a driving effect on linux development.
That TOS might not hold up, though. In the U.S. 'possesion is 9/10ths of the law'. If I belive I 'own' a piece a chainmail, say, and the game supports my 'ownership', than that chainmail might legally be mine, regardless of the TOS.
TOS or not, if I can sell my chainmail right now for $50.00, then it has value. As much as the Federal Reverve would like you to think otherwise, the value of currency will always be decided by supply and demmand.
This article is a very interesting look at the realities of the online gaming economy. It notes that per-capita wealth of EverQuest players is $2,266 (Real Cash $$), making it richer than China.
If you use X windows, and don't need a heavyweight window manager, you might like fluxbox. It puts a small tab on every window. Picking up a tab and dropping it onto another groups them together. Any number, any app.
Ben Rothke is a security consultant and author. This review does not apear on amazon.com. Bens' reviews seem to be well thought out and honest, and as far as I can see, he seems to be providing a service. Considering current events, the book obviously would be of interest to the/. crowd. Here's a review by a critical reviewer./. has a section for book reviews. So what's the problem?
How is this flamebait? Was the moderator offended by ascii nipples? The saucy language directed towards the FCC? Or the fact that the OP was trying to get a FP and failed horribly?
I have never expirenced downtime from my telephone provider (unless it was a powercut)
If you had seen these reports, or looked at the article, you would realize that things like 'powercuts' are what we're talking about. It's not terribly suprising that among hundreds of private companies competing with each other, some are going to have shittier networks than others.
This report, on the Polish telecom industry, paints a much different picture than the U.S. one. 32 phones per 100 people and '[cost is] one of the highest in Europe' don't indicate an advanced tele infrastructure.
I like dissing the U.S. as much as the next non-USian, but it's easier if you go for the tender spots.
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P.S. it's not quite that simple, don't try this at home, kids!
I don't think that contamination would push out the THC genes in pot strains. The genes that make good hemp result in a plant that looks different from pot plants, and pot plants are usually individualy monitored anyway.
Illiteracy and poverty certainly are huge problems in the U.S.
I noticed a few interesting things on it. One being the Alberta oir industry, as you noticed. The other is the ripples over the Himalayas.
And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood;
Hmmmmm...obviously some chemical reaction we have not yet considered.
Hooke, BTW, was a hunchback.
1 terabyte = 1/10 LOC.
What is this constant facination with the desktop? People switch to Linux when they get sick of Windows. Developers sometimes contribute to it. Linux gets better. What does it matter what % of the market linux holds?
And most people who buy and use computers are not gamers (suprise!), although games do have a driving effect on linux development.
Compared to those other archs, the only thing going for x86 is price, but it's a big advantage.
It's the 'as cheap as possible' bit that makes the hardware so attractive, even with all it's shortfalls.
Umm....I think he means it runs in a closet, as a router/fire server/gateway type thing.
Even on a desktop it can be 50 Watts.
TOS or not, if I can sell my chainmail right now for $50.00, then it has value. As much as the Federal Reverve would like you to think otherwise, the value of currency will always be decided by supply and demmand.
This article is a very interesting look at the realities of the online gaming economy. It notes that per-capita wealth of EverQuest players is $2,266 (Real Cash $$), making it richer than China.
Google might have a problem with widespread use of this as you don't see there ads, but I don't think they're too worried about the space.
Fuse is an userspace interface to the linux kernel, and would take a complete rewrite to port to Darwin.
Anybody knows of a windows hack that does this?
R4000 CPU @ ~133MHz
32M RAM
480 x 272, widescreen TFT
USB 2.0
802.11b
IrDA
And it looks so good.
I'm finding it hard to forget about.
It's actually news.com.com.
Wrong again, Mr. AC.
EMR through space doesn't mean that every atom is absorbing it, hence the VLF part.
Nice tits, BTW.
I have never expirenced downtime from my telephone provider (unless it was a powercut)
If you had seen these reports, or looked at the article, you would realize that things like 'powercuts' are what we're talking about. It's not terribly suprising that among hundreds of private companies competing with each other, some are going to have shittier networks than others.
This report, on the Polish telecom industry, paints a much different picture than the U.S. one. 32 phones per 100 people and '[cost is] one of the highest in Europe' don't indicate an advanced tele infrastructure.
I like dissing the U.S. as much as the next non-USian, but it's easier if you go for the tender spots.