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And NASA has had bad luck with a new TDRS satellite.
Re:Shooting them down? I think there is a treaty..
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This is some information on a treaty from 1983 which prohibits use of force against satellites and also prohibits using satellites to shoot at the earth.
Re:when you devote 90% of your staff to sales
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Don't forget the development is done by millions of unpaid volunteers.
And if Zaphod Beeblebrox is playing a CD on the 'Heart of Gold' while the Infinite Improbability drive is running, the CD will be playing in all parts of the universe at the same time - putting every living being in copyright violation. Your point is?
If you're going to store information like that then all identifying information should be stripped as the data is entered. It is never going to be needed for a legitimate reason... so get rid of it.
Can you break this sort of problem down that easily? I would think there is too much interdependency between cells - which would mean a lot of communication needed across the network.
I'm half-way through putting one of these in my car - leaves my hands free to drink coffee, tune the radio etc. Come Monday morning, if you're driving in Portland, OR, you might want to take extra care at junctions until I've got the bugs ironed out.
Yet again, another issue which everyone thinks has to be resolved one way or another.
Why can't I have a mix of realism and fantasy? Carmageddon - cartoonish environment but realistic physics; not necessarily the physics of real-life - but deterministic behaviour that felt right. Or ID games, realistic environment (and getting more realistic with each revision) but a fantastic game - Return to Castle Wolfenstein had zombies and stuff
Touchscreens are sensitive to touch though, not pressure. It is awkward to use a mouse with your fingers raised. pressure sensitive touch screens exist, they're a lot more complicated though.
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And NASA has had bad luck with a new TDRS satellite.
This is some information on a treaty from 1983 which prohibits use of force against satellites and also prohibits using satellites to shoot at the earth.
Don't forget the development is done by millions of unpaid volunteers.
And if Zaphod Beeblebrox is playing a CD on the 'Heart of Gold' while the Infinite Improbability drive is running, the CD will be playing in all parts of the universe at the same time - putting every living being in copyright violation. Your point is?
Is this for websites in Minnesota, customers in Minnesota, or TCPIP packets which happen to go through Minnesota?
... but sometimes local laws simply can't work.
I respect the right of people to make local laws
They're going to be rich when they add this payout to the previous ones
Since the majority of OSS projects are at version 0.x, they're all in bugfix mode? Right?
For screenshots just turn on your TV.
If you're going to store information like that then all identifying information should be stripped as the data is entered. It is never going to be needed for a legitimate reason ... so get rid of it.
No big deal.
It's not a wireless monitor. It's a tablet PC running a terminal server client.
Next.
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Seditious. If you're going to get hanged, make sure it's for the correct crime!
They're not innocent, they're potential terrorists and therefore evil
Can you break this sort of problem down that easily? I would think there is too much interdependency between cells - which would mean a lot of communication needed across the network.
There definitely is in Nolan's earlier film, "Following".
Don't you mean "Could send me forward to the first time you have sex"?
Hasn't this story been posted before?
I'm half-way through putting one of these in my car - leaves my hands free to drink coffee, tune the radio etc.
Come Monday morning, if you're driving in Portland, OR, you might want to take extra care at junctions until I've got the bugs ironed out.
Yet again, another issue which everyone thinks has to be resolved one way or another.
Why can't I have a mix of realism and fantasy? Carmageddon - cartoonish environment but realistic physics; not necessarily the physics of real-life - but deterministic behaviour that felt right. Or ID games, realistic environment (and getting more realistic with each revision) but a fantastic game - Return to Castle Wolfenstein had zombies and stuff
You don't need to source code for that, do you? You need the Pigeon genome
Touchscreens are sensitive to touch though, not pressure. It is awkward to use a mouse with your fingers raised.
pressure sensitive touch screens exist, they're a lot more complicated though.
That's why I cycle. Nothing to hack into.
The lightbulb. Everyone thinks Edison did, but Joseph Swan actually invented the lightbulb before Edison
Joseph Swan, from the great city of Sunderland, did.
The light bulb
Edison improved it.
I don't expect I'll ever sync a anchovie and bacon pizza to Outlook; doesn't mean it's a good reason to want one though.