You don't get stuck in traffic on a bike. Not even in bike heavy cities like Beijing or Copenhagen. You can also convert to a pedestrian, or safely break a few traffic laws, if things get messy. A major crash with 3-6 bikes doesn't even fill a lane, and you can just ride around it.
It's healthy to have real empathy, that is for real people. If you start applying too much "empathy" to everything, you become that crazy old woman in the suburbs with a house full of cats. (or in this case; the crazy old guy with a lawn full of car carcasses).
When Apple decided to change to Intel the roles where reversed: Intel was slower and hotter. For the last 3 years every chip produced by AMD has been faster and cooler than Intel counterparts, and before that AMD was faster but also hotter than Intel. Intel has only produced ONE CPU what was better than AMD; their current offering. That's just a single exception to the rule. So sticking with Intel is the surest bet to slower and hotter CPUs.
But seriously, by not commiting to or buying either, they have much more flexibility to choose the best product of the day.
As far as democracy is concerned, you don't live in a democracy (assuming you live in the U.S. or Europe). The U.S. is a constitutional republic, and the important aspect of such a government is the constitutional limits, not the elections
Talk for your self!
Personally I live in constitutional monarchy like many other Europeans. It also happens to be a democracy, just like the US is also happens to be a democracy (most of the time) besides being a republic.
Being a republic and being a democracy are not as mutually exclusive as your narrowminded two-party rhetoric suggests.
A republic just means you have a president, nothing more.
You do realize that already there are several office suites that implement ODF?
Sure the only open source ones are OpenOffice and KOffice, but many small 3rd party wordprocessors have changed to ODF. So at no point will we be trapped by Sun, we will have the option of buying any of a handfull of commercial implementations, and probably 1-2 two other open source ones.
No. Prior art stays the same. If anyone has published a the same idea before it is not patentable (in theory, in practice USPO will still not check it),
The old system just had the option of companies not filing patents and not publishing their results could come in and claim they invented the idea first.
The new system is much less corrupt and more open.
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The only crime in the Lewinsky case was lying about it under oath. There is no federal law against oral sex or infidelity.
Hybrids are much more usefull for trucking than personal cars. The technology is after all originally developed for trains and busses.
You don't get stuck in traffic on a bike. Not even in bike heavy cities like Beijing or Copenhagen. You can also convert to a pedestrian, or safely break a few traffic laws, if things get messy. A major crash with 3-6 bikes doesn't even fill a lane, and you can just ride around it.
Women doesn't need testosterone to enjoy being annoying.
No it's a Zonk question. There is a difference.
They decided it was more relevant to the article than "I was like, 'Oh My God! Ponies!!!'" she said.
Well, how common are school fires?
I think statistically they are in the same neighborhood.
Also you have to "disconnect" from your family and friends to be allowed to go that far (unless you are a celebrity of course).
It's healthy to have real empathy, that is for real people. If you start applying too much "empathy" to everything, you become that crazy old woman in the suburbs with a house full of cats.
(or in this case; the crazy old guy with a lawn full of car carcasses).
I don't. Maybe because I try not to anthropomorphize machines. You really shouldn't either, it's not healthy.
Maybe it's more like grubing a plate of grub?
Well, that's his own damn fault for living in Sweden! ;)
Now move to Denmark or any other country in Europe with sane alcohol laws (remember to avoid Norway too).
Here in Europe the "drinking age" starts when you are born.
I always thought he was "monkey-boy" named after his famous dance-moves?
Then shut up!
When Apple decided to change to Intel the roles where reversed: Intel was slower and hotter. For the last 3 years every chip produced by AMD has been faster and cooler than Intel counterparts, and before that AMD was faster but also hotter than Intel. Intel has only produced ONE CPU what was better than AMD; their current offering. That's just a single exception to the rule. So sticking with Intel is the surest bet to slower and hotter CPUs.
But seriously, by not commiting to or buying either, they have much more flexibility to choose the best product of the day.
Unless you are a realist. (?!)
Welcome to the real world, step right in!
Or rather slashdotheaven for an online retailer.
So a moral message is one that is grammatically correct, but badly structured and full of typos?
Talk for your self!
Personally I live in constitutional monarchy like many other Europeans. It also happens to be a democracy, just like the US is also happens to be a democracy (most of the time) besides being a republic.
Being a republic and being a democracy are not as mutually exclusive as your narrowminded two-party rhetoric suggests.
A republic just means you have a president, nothing more.
Only problem with that application is that it is not usefull for transferring information, which in other words means that it is not usefull at all.
You do realize that already there are several office suites that implement ODF?
Sure the only open source ones are OpenOffice and KOffice, but many small 3rd party wordprocessors have changed to ODF. So at no point will we be trapped by Sun, we will have the option of buying any of a handfull of commercial implementations, and probably 1-2 two other open source ones.
So you have never had an accident? ...
Like cut yourself on a knife, hit another car, dropped a glas..
Maybe not, but most people have, and accidents with guns are pretty bad.
Just ask Dick
Because you subsidize oil in the US instead of taxing it.
No. Prior art stays the same. If anyone has published a the same idea before it is not patentable (in theory, in practice USPO will still not check it),
The old system just had the option of companies not filing patents and not publishing their results could come in and claim they invented the idea first.
The new system is much less corrupt and more open.