I don't think the guy who wrote the headline read the article...
A frozen sea, surviving as blocks of pack ice, ---->maysuggestlook similar--- to ice formations near Earth's poles
"Maybe the ice is still there in the ground, protected by a volcanic cover, as they suggest," he says.
I'm convinced.
If you have an old style mouse with the ball, it won't work. The newer mice should be able to get that map to slide. Also try clearing the area under the printed page on your desk to reduce friction.
As technologies moves away from OEM's and to the Tier Ones, more and more components become the same between automakers. Look at MAF's and Fuel injectors, and O2 sensors, and (fill in blank). They are likely to differ by 1 digit in a part number between different makes of cars (if at all). As sensors and actuators become standardized, the only difference between automakers will be what they do with them (software!!!).
If you link to the image with that tag, this loads:
http://www.sbc.com/Common/images/homepage/winback_ att.jpg
which looks like an add to "Win back" old customers from AT&T.
From the GNU website... "We were able to search the patent databases of the USA, Canada, Japan, and the European Union. The Unisys patent expired on 20 June 2003 in the USA, in Europe it expired on 18 June 2004, in Japan patent expired on 20 June 2004 and in Canada until 7 July 2004. "
Slashdot Mirror
4x more likely to hit then in 2035. Impact risk
I don't think the guy who wrote the headline read the article... A frozen sea, surviving as blocks of pack ice, ---->maysuggestlook similar--- to ice formations near Earth's poles "Maybe the ice is still there in the ground, protected by a volcanic cover, as they suggest," he says. I'm convinced.
That's where you get your news about California?
/ co mmercialize_tech/hydrogen_energy_stations.asp
/. can't link to it properly?
Why not get the news from the source?
http://www.chevrontexaco.com/technologyventures
Just because
If you have an old style mouse with the ball, it won't work. The newer mice should be able to get that map to slide. Also try clearing the area under the printed page on your desk to reduce friction.
As technologies moves away from OEM's and to the Tier Ones, more and more components become the same between automakers. Look at MAF's and Fuel injectors, and O2 sensors, and (fill in blank). They are likely to differ by 1 digit in a part number between different makes of cars (if at all). As sensors and actuators become standardized, the only difference between automakers will be what they do with them (software!!!).
I don't understand.
If you link to the image with that tag, this loads: http://www.sbc.com/Common/images/homepage/winback_ att.jpg
which looks like an add to "Win back" old customers from AT&T.
them most assembly programers can right.
How has your slashdot use affected wiki.mozilla.org?
Let's see... I've had it for 10 months now. This is big news!
Come on already! Give me my satellite broadband!
It seems to work every other time. Maybe it can only serve 1 person at a time.
What happened to this place?
Congressional rules prevent the US from paying for the flights. I guess we'll have to charge the Ruskies for flights on our shuttles.
the RF12F675 makes a nice transmitter.
I knew those pyramids were evil.
Governments in space. Humpf.
It seems like 26,000mph should be easily achivable with conventional methods. How fast do current mars missions travel?
but well just ignore that. If they weren't for nuclear use, then we should have left Hussein alone.
Hope they miss!
Interesting, indeed.
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/04/07/eyes.html
From the GNU website...
"We were able to search the patent databases of the USA, Canada, Japan, and the European Union. The Unisys patent expired on 20 June 2003 in the USA, in Europe it expired on 18 June 2004, in Japan patent expired on 20 June 2004 and in Canada until 7 July 2004. "
everybody's got one!
There should be a law against that.