Creationnism is not even a theory. It offer no testable hypothesis nor any falsifiable claims. It is therefore nothing more than an idea. Evolution DOES offer testable hypothesis (Like "random mutations occur and are passed on to the next generation") and falsifiable positions (if we found a fully-evolved human skeleton 100,000 years old that would certainly throw a wrench in it..).
By which the future me went back in time and ejaculated into the primordial ooze, spawning life somehow. The details don't matter. In fact, the details create a ton of contradictions and other impossibilities, but hey, who cares about silly things like "evidence" when you have faith in my theory.
Am I the only one longing for the olden days of 3rd-person, sidescrolling Metroids ? Even a 3d, 3rd-person platformer would please me more than a generic FPS, no matter how well done the first two were (which is debatable).
You have a 33% chance of contracting cancer at some point in your life, assuming you live an "average", complete, life. Let's ballpark an estimate 40% average survival rate for cancer (a good deal of them are treatable if detected in time) and we get 13.2%
The summary mentions injecting audio as well as recording it, so theoretically this shouldn't be hard to implement?
Would make driving a hell of a lot more fun, I'll give you that.
"GET OFF THE PHONE AND GO, THE LIGHT IS GREEN, MORON"
I'm not saying the software itself or the development methods will change. I'm only talking about the image it generates, or rather the lack of representation open-source could get under a corporate banner.
if this this a good thing or a bad thing. On one hand, it makes Mozilla look like a more professionnal and organized software "company", which will help it's public image and also in negotiations but on the other it, in the long term, will diminish the visibility of the open-source movement's importance in the project's development.
Not only do both FF4 and FF5 feature a character dying, both games have it occur in roughly the same way, a desperation attack on the main villain that appears to suceed, at least partially.
Guess my "don't spellcheck" policy came back to bite me in the arse.
I obviously meant "is insulating foam we're talking about" and not that gibberish.
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Creationnism is not even a theory. It offer no testable hypothesis nor any falsifiable claims. It is therefore nothing more than an idea. Evolution DOES offer testable hypothesis (Like "random mutations occur and are passed on to the next generation") and falsifiable positions (if we found a fully-evolved human skeleton 100,000 years old that would certainly throw a wrench in it..).
By which the future me went back in time and ejaculated into the primordial ooze, spawning life somehow. The details don't matter. In fact, the details create a ton of contradictions and other impossibilities, but hey, who cares about silly things like "evidence" when you have faith in my theory.
lazy workers create unions ;)
Come on, are you honestly telling me sidescrollers should only appear on handhelds? I don't own a DS/GBA nor do I plan to.
Am I the only one longing for the olden days of 3rd-person, sidescrolling Metroids ? Even a 3d, 3rd-person platformer would please me more than a generic FPS, no matter how well done the first two were (which is debatable).
;) Seriously, this is ludicrous. You might as well ban dodgeball be....oh....nevermind..
I find it sickening.
..using other parts of the spectrum? There's just so much we have left to learn about the world..
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You have a 33% chance of contracting cancer at some point in your life, assuming you live an "average", complete, life. Let's ballpark an estimate 40% average survival rate for cancer (a good deal of them are treatable if detected in time) and we get 13.2%
Send me up there.
Not only is it cancer, it's space cancer. That's gotta be like 10 times worse ;)
The only vision I'm getting from that is Steve Robinson sneezing and a lot of mucus splashing on the inside of his helmet.
It's disgusting, too.
I, for one, think that the less makeshift hacksaws we are forced use on multi-billion-dollar equipment, the better.
The summary mentions injecting audio as well as recording it, so theoretically this shouldn't be hard to implement? Would make driving a hell of a lot more fun, I'll give you that. "GET OFF THE PHONE AND GO, THE LIGHT IS GREEN, MORON"
Why? It's a perfectly cromulent word. Don't embiggen the situation excesively.
I'm not saying the software itself or the development methods will change. I'm only talking about the image it generates, or rather the lack of representation open-source could get under a corporate banner.
if this this a good thing or a bad thing. On one hand, it makes Mozilla look like a more professionnal and organized software "company", which will help it's public image and also in negotiations but on the other it, in the long term, will diminish the visibility of the open-source movement's importance in the project's development.
Wow! Mine are on my keyboard, mostly.
Not only do both FF4 and FF5 feature a character dying, both games have it occur in roughly the same way, a desperation attack on the main villain that appears to suceed, at least partially.
No USB storage devices allowed.
We now have Tony the Tiger posting on Slashdot.
I'd be more interested in the airspeed of an unladen swallow, as that question seems to have been troubling us since Medieval times.
You had me until "world peace". Cynic? Nope, realist.
Interesting. What would be the result of the formation of ice? Would it just look frosty or adversely affect the rocket's flight?
Guess my "don't spellcheck" policy came back to bite me in the arse. I obviously meant "is insulating foam we're talking about" and not that gibberish.