Working in conjunction with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey at Fermilab, they were able to determine most of the universe's galactic sheet structures were aligning themselves with a majob B.S./dark matter production source, centered in G.W. Bush's voice box.
since a grizzly only eats 25 - 35 pounds a day, you could do the kind thing for that slower unlucky companion of yours, just cut his legs off and toss 'em to the bear, tie the stumps and drag his ungrateful complaining ass to safety. He'll thank you for it later, really.
I"ve noticed the other big computer vendors starting to have problems too, it's as if the units aren't fully tested before shipping anymore. Until last year I'd never seen an IBM or Sun or HP server with bad motherboard shipped from factory, but have seen all those now....qa going to hell
or those floating cities will give us reason to also target much of the remaining 70% of our planet in the next global war. Everything else you talked about means cheap kinetic energy weapons with megatons of yield.
That website is a from a business which would like to profit from low energy research (nothing wrong with that, but it's not an objective scientist's site). If you restrict yourself to websites of national laboratories and respect physicist groups, you'll find a different story: continued investigation recommended, but no convincing evidence because of background noise, poor experimental technique, etc. For a summary of the state of affairs, see this So it's premature to say "IT's Real!", just that scientiists say it's worthy of further research.
NEED? Even the Itanium2 can get by with air cooling, there's no need for water cooling with any microprocessor, just properly designed heat sinks and fans.
I don't own a Mac, but I've been surprised to see them used in my client's sites, which include manufacturing plants and government (city, state and fed labs). Publishing and graphics design work mainly. And it does run some major pieces of software (anything that runs Microsoft Office can claim to support the most-used business software out there), even popular tax software. I notice my kid's educational video games run on both Windows and MacOS 8.6 & up
You did see the counts of lines of code in Praxis' projects? The header files alone in Linux have more lines of code than all Praxis ever wrote or ever will write.
so what's the downside? 200MPH collisions are totally painless and don't leave people lingering in hospital beds, and endless blabber about "It wasn't my fault". Much better than painful and tedious low speed collisions.
pffft, a very large thermonuclear device, say 15 megatons, would make a crate less than 1.5 miles wide and a quarter of that deep in solid rock. The moon already has plenty of craters that size and you can't even see them with the naked eye.
comets appear to contain much more deuterium than the concentration we find in earth's water (even allowing for half-life of deuterium). See: Blake, G. A., Qi, C., Hogerheijde, M.R., Gurwell, M. A., and Muhleman, D. O. "Sublimation from Icy Jets as a Probe of the Interstellar Volatile Content of Comets," Nature, 398, 213 (1999).
the next couple years won't prove much, as the next TEN years (according to NOAA) are predicted to be very busy due to ~60 - 70 year hurricane cycle being in peak.
Evidence of bad things happening from global warming is mounting up, like huge methane sinks (in permafrost and ocean) thawing and ocean ecosystems dying, BUT this storm season isn't it. This wasn't even the deadliest storm season nor was Katrina the deadliest hurricane on record.
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Working in conjunction with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey at Fermilab, they were able to determine most of the universe's galactic sheet structures were aligning themselves with a majob B.S. /dark matter production source, centered in G.W. Bush's voice box.
peak use occurs during the day, so no, the demand is NOT steady
since a grizzly only eats 25 - 35 pounds a day, you could do the kind thing for that slower unlucky companion of yours, just cut his legs off and toss 'em to the bear, tie the stumps and drag his ungrateful complaining ass to safety. He'll thank you for it later, really.
yeah, that's why they got rid of the eagle on the backs of the new quarters
I"ve noticed the other big computer vendors starting to have problems too, it's as if the units aren't fully tested before shipping anymore. Until last year I'd never seen an IBM or Sun or HP server with bad motherboard shipped from factory, but have seen all those now....qa going to hell
or those floating cities will give us reason to also target much of the remaining 70% of our planet in the next global war. Everything else you talked about means cheap kinetic energy weapons with megatons of yield.
That website is a from a business which would like to profit from low energy research (nothing wrong with that, but it's not an objective scientist's site). If you restrict yourself to websites of national laboratories and respect physicist groups, you'll find a different story: continued investigation recommended, but no convincing evidence because of background noise, poor experimental technique, etc. For a summary of the state of affairs, see this So it's premature to say "IT's Real!", just that scientiists say it's worthy of further research.
why would apple need to "rot with intel"...they could switch anytime they wished, in less than two years
there was a TRS-80 Color which had a Motorola 6809 processor, but mine was a proper monochrome Model I that later becamse a Model II.
really, you couldn't vary the baud rate of the tape output? on the TRS-80 one could and so play music
With murder rate in Jamaica #3 after south africa and brazil, you sure don't have to worry about foreign soldiers or terrorists killing you
so before landing in the U.S.A., jettison the coke and the hooker
NEED? Even the Itanium2 can get by with air cooling, there's no need for water cooling with any microprocessor, just properly designed heat sinks and fans.
I don't own a Mac, but I've been surprised to see them used in my client's sites, which include manufacturing plants and government (city, state and fed labs). Publishing and graphics design work mainly. And it does run some major pieces of software (anything that runs Microsoft Office can claim to support the most-used business software out there), even popular tax software. I notice my kid's educational video games run on both Windows and MacOS 8.6 & up
You did see the counts of lines of code in Praxis' projects? The header files alone in Linux have more lines of code than all Praxis ever wrote or ever will write.
They use SPARK, which is a subset of ADA and will compile on any ADA compiler
so what's the downside? 200MPH collisions are totally painless and don't leave people lingering in hospital beds, and endless blabber about "It wasn't my fault". Much better than painful and tedious low speed collisions.
the main difference between an oral and rectal thermometer is the taste if you mix them up
stick your fingers in your ears and run like hell
pffft, a very large thermonuclear device, say 15 megatons, would make a crate less than 1.5 miles wide and a quarter of that deep in solid rock. The moon already has plenty of craters that size and you can't even see them with the naked eye.
nah, some of us think it's interesting because it runs a few flavors of BSD, AIX, OS/400, Mac OSX, QNX, and BOS/X
about twenty to thirty more years of records, of course, to see that atlantic storm frequency & ferocity are or aren't greater than normal.
comets appear to contain much more deuterium than the concentration we find in earth's water (even allowing for half-life of deuterium). See: Blake, G. A., Qi, C., Hogerheijde, M.R., Gurwell, M. A., and Muhleman, D. O. "Sublimation from Icy Jets as a Probe of the Interstellar Volatile Content of Comets," Nature, 398, 213 (1999).
the next couple years won't prove much, as the next TEN years (according to NOAA) are predicted to be very busy due to ~60 - 70 year hurricane cycle being in peak.
Evidence of bad things happening from global warming is mounting up, like huge methane sinks (in permafrost and ocean) thawing and ocean ecosystems dying, BUT this storm season isn't it. This wasn't even the deadliest storm season nor was Katrina the deadliest hurricane on record.