X band is used for a lot of things: radar, satellite, microwave relay stations, motion detector, ham radio...the FCC just opened some spectrum at 10.85GHz for 5G (along with 27.5-28.35 GHz, 37-38.6 GHz and 38.6-40 GHz
oh, what if our thinking has gone irretrievably down the wrong path in certain areas...like maybe we can't unify GR and quantum mechanics because there is a better model than both that we'll never find because our minds are "stuck in a rut"
and don't give me shit about "string theory", those wankers have been going at it for decades with NOTHING provable to show for their nonsense, unlike GR and QM which at least are useful in their realms and predict experiments we can do
laser sintering of powdered metals for aircraft parts (and other engine and tool & die parts) has been done for quite a while..what do they define as "printing"?
I like how upgrading from 12.04 LTS to 14.04 or 14.04 to 16.04 LTS breaks things because Ubuntu only tested the six month path. Forgetting directories, account name changes, etc.
so on the topic of manatees they say every 35 lbs. overweight reduces effective penis length one inch (2.5 cm for every 16 kg). I'm thinking fearless leader might have a few in crater in that case, a kind of manatee mangina.
I think you're the one in a bubble, the decline of GNOME usage alone has been the subject of several articles here. And now we have "KDE is dying" articles.
Niche use is right, they are niche products appealing to less and less people.
A good laboratory grade mercury thermometer will come with a calibration sheet that has graph of corrections. those can go to more than 0.5C over range of the thermometer.
19th century thermometers were FAR less accurate, lip blown glass tubes.
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who used it? Most the major desktop and server software people use on Linux runs on OpenBSD.
servers in my domains, been doing so since 2001. Great general purpose OS for people that value stability and security and non-bloat
Good thing mayor doesn't know about developers, software engineers and software architects. Or us devops.
X band is used for a lot of things: radar, satellite, microwave relay stations, motion detector, ham radio...the FCC just opened some spectrum at 10.85GHz for 5G (along with 27.5-28.35 GHz, 37-38.6 GHz and 38.6-40 GHz
oh, what if our thinking has gone irretrievably down the wrong path in certain areas...like maybe we can't unify GR and quantum mechanics because there is a better model than both that we'll never find because our minds are "stuck in a rut"
and don't give me shit about "string theory", those wankers have been going at it for decades with NOTHING provable to show for their nonsense, unlike GR and QM which at least are useful in their realms and predict experiments we can do
how come my employer gets 90% of their people from the dumber half of the populace?
laser sintering of powdered metals for aircraft parts (and other engine and tool & die parts) has been done for quite a while..what do they define as "printing"?
around where I live the FCC has arrested people doing those things including my neighbor with the 1KW linear
I see your house, and raise you one 3D printed office building
http://www.cnet.com/news/dubai...
I did, what's your problem? do you suck at it? shitty grades?
the FCC eased the regulations on CB but didn't "give up", there are still regulations for the power, antenna height, frequency, etc.
http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/te...
yes, but a first class stamp will cost the same as 1.5 probe missions to alpha centauri system
I like how upgrading from 12.04 LTS to 14.04 or 14.04 to 16.04 LTS breaks things because Ubuntu only tested the six month path. Forgetting directories, account name changes, etc.
the same investment return rates are open to anyone as to person with $2M.
if you have degree that leads to six figure salary after 10-15 years, no excuse not to have 2M in retirement account.
you sound butthurt.
Dyson is a successful engineer and inventor. unlike you. news for you, young engineers make a lot of money.
so on the topic of manatees they say every 35 lbs. overweight reduces effective penis length one inch (2.5 cm for every 16 kg). I'm thinking fearless leader might have a few in crater in that case, a kind of manatee mangina.
not to mention the jiggling and jumping cheeks. no not the pair on his face
if it's only two it can't be a manbang. we at least have to see that fat dumpy little fucker spit roasted
I think you're the one in a bubble, the decline of GNOME usage alone has been the subject of several articles here. And now we have "KDE is dying" articles.
Niche use is right, they are niche products appealing to less and less people.
So in a manbanging film would kim jung un be a bear, or a fat twink or what?
wealth equality? doesn't that mean taking my money and giving to some dumb lazy bum? I'll take wealth inequality thanks very much...
actively shedding users, yes
they've wandered off ignoring users wants and needs and just listen to the voices in their head
those 19th century thermometers weren't accurate to within degree
absolutely false and ignorant statement by you.
A good laboratory grade mercury thermometer will come with a calibration sheet that has graph of corrections. those can go to more than 0.5C over range of the thermometer.
19th century thermometers were FAR less accurate, lip blown glass tubes.
plugins for file managers??!!
yup you're definitely KDE user material