cubic yards of standard keyboards are out there for you. some of the rest of us appreciate some choice and variation. carry a standard USB keyboard for those times you have to use someone else's machine and don't like their keyboard.
you've proven exactly nothing, replying to a six-pack price in local store (which is accurate) with an Amazon special for an 8 pack for which standard shipping to center of the USA happens to be $9, for a total of $23
point is you don't even need synchronized flapping to have benefit in a V formation, the reason for the V formation is not to have syncronized flapping, it's just an additional benefit
which was done decades ago, I laughed at the 80s mention, I was taught as child in the 60s and in 70s this was popular science fair homemade wind tunnel experiment.
About once a month slashdot runs article on "discovery" or "invention" that is decades old
nonsense, it is very troublesome to immigrate a foreigner. a company is under no obligation to do so, and the salary indeed was "good money for an Indian". no one has to explain anything, and in the future maybe Oracle should just save itself the troubles and hire domestically
not at all relevant when someone is not legally entitled to work in the USA. A U.S. firm can certainly refuse to hire a foreigner with no right to work here
you're funny, I know a "black" man who also did nothing whatsoever to merit being president nor senator nor receiving Nobel peace prize....but there he is.
since the authors of python don't do proper unit and regression test and maintain backward compatibility, the 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 ARE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES! Its past time for open source wares (including the LInux kernel ABI) to get some maturity already in the realm of backwards compatibility, open source could go more places if it had that.
most precious? space is full of that shit, a comet is just a dirty iceball.
the oort cloud goes from about 0.08 lightyears to.8 light years out, and contains trillions of water blobs larger than 1 km in diameter (also various ammonia and methane and other hydrocarbon ones)
I'm worried about dryriver's "electronics manufacturer", that kind of skill and knowledge should be a core competancy of any business that makes custom app chipsets
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I'd really like to know what microcontroller was used in appliances in the 60s. Yes, I can answer that question for the early 70s....but 60s?
cubic yards of standard keyboards are out there for you. some of the rest of us appreciate some choice and variation. carry a standard USB keyboard for those times you have to use someone else's machine and don't like their keyboard.
no
we do NOT want to see a picture of Feinstein getting dressed.
"I sensed a great disturbance in the Force, as if 300 million souls had gouged out their violated eyes with grapefruit spoons"
if you read your link carefully, you'd see GE is phasing those out, they have problems and are replacing them with http://www.amazon.com/GE-Lighting-97659-replacement-825-Lumen/dp/B001RTSQBS/ref=dp_ob_title_hi
which are on sale now but note the list price is $35 for that 8 pack
you've proven exactly nothing, replying to a six-pack price in local store (which is accurate) with an Amazon special for an 8 pack for which standard shipping to center of the USA happens to be $9, for a total of $23
point is you don't even need synchronized flapping to have benefit in a V formation, the reason for the V formation is not to have syncronized flapping, it's just an additional benefit
but there are ad filters that start to do the load but don't display. I'm betting the geek developer will always win against marketing droids
which was done decades ago, I laughed at the 80s mention, I was taught as child in the 60s and in 70s this was popular science fair homemade wind tunnel experiment.
About once a month slashdot runs article on "discovery" or "invention" that is decades old
nonsense, Obama just had connections not money
nonsense, it is very troublesome to immigrate a foreigner. a company is under no obligation to do so, and the salary indeed was "good money for an Indian". no one has to explain anything, and in the future maybe Oracle should just save itself the troubles and hire domestically
not at all relevant when someone is not legally entitled to work in the USA. A U.S. firm can certainly refuse to hire a foreigner with no right to work here
you're funny, I know a "black" man who also did nothing whatsoever to merit being president nor senator nor receiving Nobel peace prize....but there he is.
it is my observation that "minorities" and women who want a certain career and work hard for it get it.
originally? it was the business and technology consulting division of Arthur Andersen in the early 1950s.
offshore HQ was done for tax haven reasons.
that's only for those with less than high school education
you must be new here. We also take every opportunity to implicate the twisted and evil organs of government
you think any other language framework also does not have horrendous security issues?
if they're sore your just need to increase your packs per day loading until your lungs can build up a nice black protective crust
since the authors of python don't do proper unit and regression test and maintain backward compatibility, the 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 ARE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES! Its past time for open source wares (including the LInux kernel ABI) to get some maturity already in the realm of backwards compatibility, open source could go more places if it had that.
but the oort cloud stuff often gets perturbed and sends an iceball in. many go near earth.
all the planets have water, even Mercury has ice in craters near poles
most precious? space is full of that shit, a comet is just a dirty iceball.
the oort cloud goes from about 0.08 lightyears to .8 light years out, and contains trillions of water blobs larger than 1 km in diameter (also various ammonia and methane and other hydrocarbon ones)
I'm worried about dryriver's "electronics manufacturer", that kind of skill and knowledge should be a core competancy of any business that makes custom app chipsets
yes
how many gun deaths and violent crimes are there in areas that forbid people the means to defend themselve, such as Chicago?
Note Chicago is a gun-free zone legally (courts told them recently they had to implement permit system but they're dragging their heals on it)
Note what happens in most areas where concealed carry is implemented, initial spike of justifiable homocides followed by lower crime rate.
there is such a photo, taken at the site where they faked the landing. 8D