Fuck you, this is getting stupid... I like to read at +5 for trolls, since some of them are entertaining.... but this is just stupid, it's not and never was funny. It doesn't even look like a dick... stop it, come up with a new idea.
Of course you can! Ever heard of model rockets? Solid rockets don't need turbo pumps or anything, just a lot of solid propellant. Thats how the Space Shuttles booster rockets work (worked?)
DNA is [like] spaghetti code because nature has been tinkering with the system for billions of years like a bad programmer.
Wow, that sure is an arrogant statement. The chemical, physical and biological systems of nature are the most complex systems we know of. Nature is influences by a seeingly infinate number of variables. We don't understand much more than we do.
Our understanding of the world is far too small to be critiszing nature works and it's language. When humanity can create a WORKING system thats 1/1000th as complex as the natural world is when we can even start to make arrogant statements such as this. Today is not yet that day.
Mark the dates on the calander! Be the first on your block to own TTT! Show your support for the MPAA!!!
After all, most of you guys talk the talk, but who here is willing to walk the walk? This is exactly what the MPAA and the RIAA count on; that in the end, people dump their principles and BUY MORE STUFF!!!!
Don't get excited about stupidity like this, rent the DVD, make a VOB and share it, but for crying out loud, don't run out and support the leeches that are fighting to destroy out freedoms, and rip money right out of our pockets.
You obviously have never heard the music of the grateful dead; the stageshow ment nothign in the concert; there was to stage show! It was just 6 guys playing some of the most amazingly complex music ever devised. They played hours on end if amazingly original improvised and writen pieces of music.
The pop bands you are refering to (like say Britney Spears) make most of they're money through albums, and the shows are mearly marketing tools for the CD's. Music is and always has been ment to be enjoyed life. Music recording has only been around for less than a century, yet music has been around for centuries.
Please, you have a good point, but you make yourself sound so ignorant and stupid. Put a little bit more thought into you're comments, and don't be an idiot.
I hear the argument that the way that Truck Drivers earn their living is mainly through hauling loads. But what of motorcyclist truckers who want to haul on their bikes (and there are some)? And there's certainly cases where a trucker takes a year off from trucking in between loads (Old Gus, for example). Are we now saying that truckers MUST haul loads in order to make money? What if they choose not to? Should they still not be able to make a living based on the places they drive to? It's sort of like if authors were forced to give speaking tours in support of their freely-given-away books.
I guess it's starting to look like truckers are going to be FORCED to haul loads to earn a living, and I think that the public may miss out on some great driving that will never be done because truckers who only ride motorcycles.
Humor aside, there is only one reality in this world and that is change. Whether it's right or not the job descriptions of people change with time, plenty of occupations, such as typewriter repair people are obsolete. Musicians simply have to change, and spending a few days in a recording studio isn't good enough anymore. Times change, and so will musicians.
The trouble is, the grateful dead or phish or any jam band for that matter has hundreds of songs in their repertouir, so every concert is different, and therefore they get a following.
Britney Spears, or any of the other popular bands today have 20-30 songs they regularly reherse and play them exactly the same every time; so one Britney Spears concert is exactly the same as another.
With Phish or the Grateful dead, every concert was totally different, so it was worth seeing every show on a tour. Unfortuanatly, the same cannot be said about the bands that the labels make the big bucks on; IE the flavor of the week bands.
It's not an HP calculator if it doesn't have a keypad; it just ain't the same thing. Plus, I can't exactly take a palm pilot into my exams now can I? It's the read thing for me.
I heard HP is supposed to be thinkinga bout releasing another calculator.... it's probably just stupid rumors however.
Good point, one of the most famous and successful labels in a long time, Rightious Babe Records (Ani Difranco's Label, see quote below) has been now for a while a proud, card carried member of the RIAA; and yet still claims to be "fiercly independent" HA!!!
As soon was indys start to make money, they join the RIAA pack, thats the way it works, most people in the music industry are sellouts.
The constitution also says that you can have guns, as well as keep several wives;
The problem is the constituition was made up by a bunch of rebellious millionaires (much like Osama Bin Ladin) 300 years ago! This is the 21st century for christs sakes!
I don't give a fuck about terrorists free speech or any other of their rights, they're terrorists and therefore they HAVE NO RIGHTS. If the constitution gives them rights then it's the constitution that is wrong!
The patriot acts protects us from terrorists, plain and simple; if our government didn't put it in place, image how many hundreds of thousands would have died.
I find it very funny that the official phone number ot the RIAA is 1-800-BAD-BEAT;
I mean concidering that 95% percent of the new music they release these days is less than stellar; perhaps they really are advertising the fact that they represnt music with some bad beats;).
As a developer for debian, I find this most welcome news. Frankly, source forge does not have a focus on the Debian community, and it's a difficult place to find people who are interested and knowledgable in Debian to help out on my projects.
This will be a great way for me to get in touch with other developers and get thing's done.
This actually has incredable reprucussions on the world of computer AI. Many AI engines these days make great use of prime numbers, as well as twin prime members to develop decision trees. As an AI developer, my work would be impossible without the knowledge of twin prime numbers. Most software you have ran into these days with AI depends upon the use of twin prime numbers.
This is an incredable development to the AI community, as we now know for sure that we have an infinate number of twin prime numbers.
Programming is a unique discipline on the intersection between engineering, art, science and mathematics. It requires much greater deal of creativity and mental dexterity in entirely novel situations than mere engineering.
I honestly hope the above is just ignorance, and not thick headed stupidity.
Engineering has far more to do with science, art and mathematics than computer programming does.
Science
The theory and science behind thermodynamics, as well as material mechanics was almost entirely deveopled by engineers. The great men who developed most of the theories of modern thermodynamics such as Carnot, Stephenson and Otto were all engineers. Engineering not only applies science, it has created and developed entirely new disciples of science.
Mathematics
The theories of finite element analysis, a complex mathematical analysis technique which can be applies to countless physical problems was developed by engineers; not mathematitians. As well, many theories of 3d geometry and modeling were developed by engineers.
Art
Engineers have created great works of art, atleast as much as programmers do. Look at the golden gate bridge, or the Concorde, or the film projector. If this isn't art, what is?
Creativity
Look, why don't you sit down and try to solve a simple mechanical or electrical problem without creativity. Designing a simple circuit, mechanisim or structure to acomplish a simple task often requires great creativity and inginuity. If you don't belive me, open an automatic transmission, and tell me theres no creativity involved there.
I think that covers everything. I have no doubt that computer science or engineering involves these aspects as well. Programming on the other hand is analogous to welding, you just put other people ideas into existance.
Well, none of us ever click on the stop-sending-me-this button, with good reason. When the spammer knows that theres a real person at the receiving end they INCREASE the amount of spam they send you, and tell all of they're spamming friends.
The only thing the company you call will do is sell your phone number (for more money!) to more companies and the amount of fax-span you get will INCREASE. It's sad but true.
I'm sorry, but I'd really like to know how a 2-stroke without oil injection works? Is it diesel powered? I know those exist (super efficient too!). Post I link, i'd love to check it out.
Some may think that a super efficient small engine is a good thing. I argue that point.
Although a small 2-stroke may put out much less greenhouse gas than a car or motorcycle, a 2-stroke engine of any size is very damaging to the air quality. A 2-stroke engine (such as the one on this bike) must burn large amounts of oil, it's simply the way 2-strokes work. Therefore, a lot more soot, and other impurities are blown out the exhaust. This is the smelly blue smoke you always see out the back of scooters, motorboats, chainsaws and other devices with 2-stroke engines.
While this may be a more efficient form of transportation, if everyone who rides a bike road one of these our cities would be far more smoggy and smelly than they are today.
Slashdot Mirror
I read it as: "US Government To Get Cybersex Chief"
mmmmmm..... blocky 256 color 640X480 pr0n.
Fuck you, this is getting stupid... I like to read at +5 for trolls, since some of them are entertaining.... but this is just stupid, it's not and never was funny. It doesn't even look like a dick... stop it, come up with a new idea.
Science in a big waste of time anyway,
people should be studying for their MBA's and try hard to get football scholarships instead of wasteing they're time trying to learn about the world.
Szeeesh!
Of course you can! Ever heard of model rockets? Solid rockets don't need turbo pumps or anything, just a lot of solid propellant. Thats how the Space Shuttles booster rockets work (worked?)
Now I'll show my loser neighbour down the street who's boss! One tomahawk coming up!
Hehehe.... oops. Had a tough day at work, sorry.
DNA is [like] spaghetti code because nature has been tinkering with the system for billions of years like a bad programmer.
Wow, that sure is an arrogant statement. The chemical, physical and biological systems of nature are the most complex systems we know of. Nature is influences by a seeingly infinate number of variables. We don't understand much more than we do.
Our understanding of the world is far too small to be critiszing nature works and it's language. When humanity can create a WORKING system thats 1/1000th as complex as the natural world is when we can even start to make arrogant statements such as this. Today is not yet that day.
Mark the dates on the calander! Be the first on your block to own TTT! Show your support for the MPAA!!!
After all, most of you guys talk the talk, but who here is willing to walk the walk? This is exactly what the MPAA and the RIAA count on; that in the end, people dump their principles and BUY MORE STUFF!!!!
Don't get excited about stupidity like this, rent the DVD, make a VOB and share it, but for crying out loud, don't run out and support the leeches that are fighting to destroy out freedoms, and rip money right out of our pockets.
You obviously have never heard the music of the grateful dead; the stageshow ment nothign in the concert; there was to stage show! It was just 6 guys playing some of the most amazingly complex music ever devised. They played hours on end if amazingly original improvised and writen pieces of music.
The pop bands you are refering to (like say Britney Spears) make most of they're money through albums, and the shows are mearly marketing tools for the CD's. Music is and always has been ment to be enjoyed life. Music recording has only been around for less than a century, yet music has been around for centuries.
Please, you have a good point, but you make yourself sound so ignorant and stupid. Put a little bit more thought into you're comments, and don't be an idiot.
I hear the argument that the way that Truck Drivers earn their living is mainly through hauling loads. But what of motorcyclist truckers who want to haul on their bikes (and there are some)? And there's certainly cases where a trucker takes a year off from trucking in between loads (Old Gus, for example). Are we now saying that truckers MUST haul loads in order to make money? What if they choose not to? Should they still not be able to make a living based on the places they drive to? It's sort of like if authors were forced to give speaking tours in support of their freely-given-away books.
I guess it's starting to look like truckers are going to be FORCED to haul loads to earn a living, and I think that the public may miss out on some great driving that will never be done because truckers who only ride motorcycles.
Humor aside, there is only one reality in this world and that is change. Whether it's right or not the job descriptions of people change with time, plenty of occupations, such as typewriter repair people are obsolete. Musicians simply have to change, and spending a few days in a recording studio isn't good enough anymore. Times change, and so will musicians.
The trouble is, the grateful dead or phish or any jam band for that matter has hundreds of songs in their repertouir, so every concert is different, and therefore they get a following.
Britney Spears, or any of the other popular bands today have 20-30 songs they regularly reherse and play them exactly the same every time; so one Britney Spears concert is exactly the same as another.
With Phish or the Grateful dead, every concert was totally different, so it was worth seeing every show on a tour. Unfortuanatly, the same cannot be said about the bands that the labels make the big bucks on; IE the flavor of the week bands.
It's not an HP calculator if it doesn't have a keypad; it just ain't the same thing. Plus, I can't exactly take a palm pilot into my exams now can I? It's the read thing for me.
I heard HP is supposed to be thinkinga bout releasing another calculator.... it's probably just stupid rumors however.
Good point, one of the most famous and successful labels in a long time, Rightious Babe Records (Ani Difranco's Label, see quote below) has been now for a while a proud, card carried member of the RIAA; and yet still claims to be "fiercly independent" HA!!!
As soon was indys start to make money, they join the RIAA pack, thats the way it works, most people in the music industry are sellouts.
Screw the constitution!
The constitution also says that you can have guns, as well as keep several wives;
The problem is the constituition was made up by a bunch of rebellious millionaires (much like Osama Bin Ladin) 300 years ago! This is the 21st century for christs sakes!
I don't give a fuck about terrorists free speech or any other of their rights, they're terrorists and therefore they HAVE NO RIGHTS. If the constitution gives them rights then it's the constitution that is wrong!
The patriot acts protects us from terrorists, plain and simple; if our government didn't put it in place, image how many hundreds of thousands would have died.
I find it very funny that the official phone number ot the RIAA is 1-800-BAD-BEAT;
;).
I mean concidering that 95% percent of the new music they release these days is less than stellar; perhaps they really are advertising the fact that they represnt music with some bad beats
As a developer for debian, I find this most welcome news. Frankly, source forge does not have a focus on the Debian community, and it's a difficult place to find people who are interested and knowledgable in Debian to help out on my projects.
This will be a great way for me to get in touch with other developers and get thing's done.
Kudos to debian!
This actually has incredable reprucussions on the world of computer AI. Many AI engines these days make great use of prime numbers, as well as twin prime members to develop decision trees. As an AI developer, my work would be impossible without the knowledge of twin prime numbers. Most software you have ran into these days with AI depends upon the use of twin prime numbers.
This is an incredable development to the AI community, as we now know for sure that we have an infinate number of twin prime numbers.
What? Think of the hundreds of thousands of practical applications.... like, um.... well....maybe, no wait... no....
Look thats not the point, the point is that this will change you're life. Trust me, it just will.
Programming is a unique discipline on the intersection between engineering, art, science and mathematics. It requires much greater deal of creativity and mental dexterity in entirely novel situations than mere engineering.
I honestly hope the above is just ignorance, and not thick headed stupidity.
Engineering has far more to do with science, art and mathematics than computer programming does.
Science
The theory and science behind thermodynamics, as well as material mechanics was almost entirely deveopled by engineers. The great men who developed most of the theories of modern thermodynamics such as Carnot, Stephenson and Otto were all engineers. Engineering not only applies science, it has created and developed entirely new disciples of science.
Mathematics
The theories of finite element analysis, a complex mathematical analysis technique which can be applies to countless physical problems was developed by engineers; not mathematitians. As well, many theories of 3d geometry and modeling were developed by engineers.
Art
Engineers have created great works of art, atleast as much as programmers do. Look at the golden gate bridge, or the Concorde, or the film projector. If this isn't art, what is?
Creativity
Look, why don't you sit down and try to solve a simple mechanical or electrical problem without creativity. Designing a simple circuit, mechanisim or structure to acomplish a simple task often requires great creativity and inginuity. If you don't belive me, open an automatic transmission, and tell me theres no creativity involved there.
I think that covers everything. I have no doubt that computer science or engineering involves these aspects as well. Programming on the other hand is analogous to welding, you just put other people ideas into existance.
Well, none of us ever click on the stop-sending-me-this button, with good reason. When the spammer knows that theres a real person at the receiving end they INCREASE the amount of spam they send you, and tell all of they're spamming friends.
The only thing the company you call will do is sell your phone number (for more money!) to more companies and the amount of fax-span you get will INCREASE. It's sad but true.
Listen shitface, your a loser pornographer... you don't have a corvette... get out of you're fantasy world!
I'm sorry, but I'd really like to know how a 2-stroke without oil injection works? Is it diesel powered? I know those exist (super efficient too!). Post I link, i'd love to check it out.
Some may think that a super efficient small engine is a good thing. I argue that point.
Although a small 2-stroke may put out much less greenhouse gas than a car or motorcycle, a 2-stroke engine of any size is very damaging to the air quality. A 2-stroke engine (such as the one on this bike) must burn large amounts of oil, it's simply the way 2-strokes work. Therefore, a lot more soot, and other impurities are blown out the exhaust. This is the smelly blue smoke you always see out the back of scooters, motorboats, chainsaws and other devices with 2-stroke engines.
While this may be a more efficient form of transportation, if everyone who rides a bike road one of these our cities would be far more smoggy and smelly than they are today.
Nuclear Power?