That reminds me of a joke I've read quite some time ago (well, it was actually with images, but the text basically covers the funny part). It's a conversation:
"Nice weather." "Yes, nice weather." "It might rain this afternoon." "Rain? You think so?" "You're elizing again!"
Truly, I would like to see more people sue their lawyers after winning a case.
I guess you meant "after losing a case." After all, if you sue your lawyer for winning, the next time your lawyer will make sure he loses your case.:-)
"Ever since the Institute of Medicine released a report in 2000, entitled "To Err is Human," in which it reported that physician error accounted for between 44,000 and 98,000 hospital patient deaths a year in the US, there has been a strong debate in the medical field about when, if and under what conditions physicians ought to apologize to their patients when a mistake in care has been made."
Deaths due to illegal drug use in 1997 were pegged at less than 16,000 by the National Office of Drug Control Policy. It would seem that your colleagues managed to slaughter almost three times as many people as all the illegal drugs in the United States.
Did you know that many more car accidents are caused by non-drunken people than are caused by drunken people? I guess I should drink before I drive, just to increase my safety.
Also, most people die in the bed. So avoiding beds should make you live much longer.
No, those retroviruses back then were very special, in that they only killed lawyers. This enabled the massive progress in humanity. When there were no more lawyers around, the virus lost its competitive advantage and was disabled.
Yeah, and open-source the gene-searching software while you're at it. Microsoft has permanently scared me away from any software with "Explorer" in the title. The last thing we need is a cross-gene scripting attack that turns our genes into a living botnet sending out little spam viruses. Well, that's exactly what normal biological viruses do. Well, not a botnet, but the infected cells are reprogrammed into virus producers.
Why would he want to eat hookers? It's one of the activities which can shorten your life dramatically. At least if you're in the U.S. and they get you.
Well, one difference is that you can hardly hide your age, sex and race, so you don't even have to ask, while you cannot see anyone's genome unless some very special test is performed. Religion is somewhere in the middle, because you can somewhat hide it, but you still can check it to some degree without directly asking for it (by asking questions whose answers are likely influenced by your religion).
Hmmm... O, S, E and X are not usually found in genes. Is he an alien, or just a result of a laboratory experiment? Oh, and BTW, which nucleotides do those letters stand for?
What happens if you don't have a robots.txt? I guess the site will just be treated as having an implicit global permission. I'd expect the same to be true for ACAP: If it isn't there, fall back to current behaviour. Especially if a robots.txt is there.
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That reminds me of a joke I've read quite some time ago (well, it was actually with images, but the text basically covers the funny part). It's a conversation:
"Nice weather."
"Yes, nice weather."
"It might rain this afternoon."
"Rain? You think so?"
"You're elizing again!"
Maybe have a pre-counted set of items available in the emergency room?
I guess you meant "after losing a case." After all, if you sue your lawyer for winning, the next time your lawyer will make sure he loses your case.
Did you know that many more car accidents are caused by non-drunken people than are caused by drunken people? I guess I should drink before I drive, just to increase my safety.
Also, most people die in the bed. So avoiding beds should make you live much longer.
More interestingly, RFID might allow you to efficiently locate the left-over stuff inside the body: It's where the signal comes from.
Of course, Ajax is what you put onto the sponge ...
No, those retroviruses back then were very special, in that they only killed lawyers. This enabled the massive progress in humanity. When there were no more lawyers around, the virus lost its competitive advantage and was disabled.
http://pttbt.ca/2007/11/22/amazon-sneaks-world-domination-past-patent-office.html Damn. There go my world domination plans
Or is was integrated into another article.
Oops. I didn't read the whole article, but I scanned through it and didn't find that info. Obviously I have to work on my scanning skills
BTW, yes, I indeed meant physical size.
... comparisons would be nicer.
How does the MRAM speed compare to typical SRAM speeds? And to typical DRAM speeds?
And what about the size, compared to SRAM and DRAM?
Noticing that Bill Gates isn't the richest man any more isn't the same as noticing who now is.
You mean, if they detect penguin genes in your cells?As opposed to a pre-disposition to Linux you mean?
No, Clippy says:
"It seems you want to be a grammar Nazi. Do you want me to help you?"
No he's speaking about Content Scrambling System. But while it's something you surely would like to avoid, $999 still seems a bit expensive for that.
OK, but wouldn't you like to know if you have the get-hit-by-a-bus gene?
Well, you'll see if that continues if they find the promiscuity gene in your genome
God said: "Nietzsche is dead." Who heard that? Well, death did, and he answered: "Nietzsche is god!"
Well, one difference is that you can hardly hide your age, sex and race, so you don't even have to ask, while you cannot see anyone's genome unless some very special test is performed. Religion is somewhere in the middle, because you can somewhat hide it, but you still can check it to some degree without directly asking for it (by asking questions whose answers are likely influenced by your religion).
Hmmm ... O, S, E and X are not usually found in genes. Is he an alien, or just a result of a laboratory experiment?
Oh, and BTW, which nucleotides do those letters stand for?
What happens if you don't have a robots.txt? I guess the site will just be treated as having an implicit global permission. I'd expect the same to be true for ACAP: If it isn't there, fall back to current behaviour. Especially if a robots.txt is there.