Emergent Gravity and the Dark Universe, by Erik P. Verlinde, hypothesizes that the dark-matter gravitational effect is a result of an elastic effect within the universe.
Trump also finished off the remnants of the Clinton crime family by humiliating Hillary and her sycophants with the greatest upset of the modern political era
occam is a concurrent programming language that builds on the Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) process algebra,[1] and shares many of its features. It is named after William of Ockham of Occam's Razor fame.
It was even worse than that on the PDP-10s.... The operating system used both SIXBIT characters and 7-bit ASCII characters using variable-length bit-field instructions (36 bit words => 5 chars and 1 bit left over).
Dvorak's latest on Linux (rejected as a story submission). I had been trying to figure out what might create a consumer rush to Linux, but for some reason, I had not considered the obvious: the development of the must-have critical application. This means an end-user killer application that runs on Linux only.
Have a look at this whitepaper
by Matt Asay. It's been a while since I read it, but IIRC he argues that linking has come to be viewed as not creating a derivative work, and thus linking does not invoke copyright law. Thus you are not required to accept the GPL license in order to link. [IANAL.] The whitepaper was originally discussed in this
article.
I tend to get a large number of large emails, including attachments, tables, etc. Too difficult for me to play with on a tiny screen. It's bad enough on a 19-inch CRT.
Our corporate email is Lotus Notes. I'm pretty sure someone told me that the POP or IMAP or whatever-it-was interface into Notes is disabled. Also, I'm not aware of any way of getting through the Corporate firewall from a PDA. I haven't investigated it seriously on account of the can't-deal-with-it factor. (This only applies to wireless; for wired I have a solution.)
For a good story built around the narrow-window-of-time idea, read
Fiascoby Stanislaw Lem (ISBN 0156306301). This was probably my favorite Lem
story, although probably also the most pessimistic (basically the title says it
all). A lot of cute sci-fi ideas, none provably wrong so far IMO. This one was
translated by Michael Kandel, who made all the other Lem translators pale in comparison.
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And the B is actually for Belgium
Emergent Gravity and the Dark Universe, by Erik P. Verlinde, hypothesizes that the dark-matter gravitational effect is a result of an elastic effect within the universe.
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Trump also finished off the remnants of the Clinton crime family by humiliating Hillary and her sycophants with the greatest upset of the modern political era
Forgot to stir the ashes: Chelsea Clinton Is Reportedly Gearing Up for a Congressional Run
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occam is a concurrent programming language that builds on the Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) process algebra,[1] and shares many of its features. It is named after William of Ockham of Occam's Razor fame.
It was even worse than that on the PDP-10s.... The operating system used both SIXBIT characters and 7-bit ASCII characters using variable-length bit-field instructions (36 bit words => 5 chars and 1 bit left over).
Useful background reading
At least we sleep better.
Dvorak's latest on Linux (rejected as a story submission). I had been trying to figure out what might create a consumer rush to Linux, but for some reason, I had not considered the obvious: the development of the must-have critical application. This means an end-user killer application that runs on Linux only.
I've got an idea for paying for that expensive equipment....
If they do put RFID tags in Snickers bars, that'll take care of the implantation... Temporarily...
Have a look at this whitepaper by Matt Asay. It's been a while since I read it, but IIRC he argues that linking has come to be viewed as not creating a derivative work, and thus linking does not invoke copyright law. Thus you are not required to accept the GPL license in order to link. [IANAL.] The whitepaper was originally discussed in this article.
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AvantGo -- Great for reading the news when you're bored to death at a meeting.
- Date Book -- syncs with my shared calendar. I forget how I lived without this.
- Memo Pad -- less messy than Sticky Notes
- Calculator -- I use RPN
, for people that never got over their first HP calculator.
and the less-useful:Finally!
For a good story built around the narrow-window-of-time idea, read Fiasco by Stanislaw Lem (ISBN 0156306301). This was probably my favorite Lem story, although probably also the most pessimistic (basically the title says it all). A lot of cute sci-fi ideas, none provably wrong so far IMO. This one was translated by Michael Kandel, who made all the other Lem translators pale in comparison.