So uses? Warehouses, any place live inventory management happens. Any place a clipboard is in use. Very useful to the blue collar/labor people where a PDA is useful mostly to white collar/office people.
You're assuming the white collar people (with a $1k PDA), who control the money, will pay $2-3k for the blue collar guy to have a tablet. Sorry pal, office politics does not work like that; the PHB has got to have the most expensive kit.
Patents are probably a waste of time for little people anyway. Big ugly people will stand over you and steal your lunch and you can't do jack unless you have very deep pockets (ie. you're not a little person).
DDT is bad stuff. When we bought our farm a few years back there was detectable DDT. The report said that the levels were consistent with a single light DDT application 35 years previously.
Anything that lurks in the soil that long can't be nice stuff.
Buy bulk SMS (10,000 messages) and you get them for about 2c each to send. Depending on the provider, SMS messages are flat rate world-wide.
In NooooZealand it is free to receive SMS and incoming calls, only the originator gets charged.
The SPAMsters are going to play this game as long as they can sucker companies into using SPAM services. When the penny finally drops that people hate SPAM, companies will realise that SPAM isn't worth using. The SPAM companies will then fold.
Yup, should be useful. More seriosly though, I work with WinCE quite a bit. They released some of the OS source under a look-don't-touch license. This helps a bit, but still is insufficient to work very effectively.
How is it determined that one of these rocks is from Mars and not from somewhere else?
The planetary scientists develop these models based on emmitted gases etc (a bit more PhD-ish than just saying "Red rocks come from Mars").
Having made the model, we go out and find a rock on earth that, according to our model, belongs on Mars. WTF? We have two options: (a)Recall all our research papers and say our model is broken -or- (b) Say awmigosh a Martian Rock. Fund me!
The only time it helps to know which way to go is when you also know that it is the "right direction".So how do they know to head West for food? Got a map too?... or a waggle dance like bees?
A much more plausable explanation is that a 1 April message got stuck in someone's outbox for 4 months.
You're assuming the white collar people (with a $1k PDA), who control the money, will pay $2-3k for the blue collar guy to have a tablet. Sorry pal, office politics does not work like that; the PHB has got to have the most expensive kit.
Especially a South African prison. 40% of the population has HIV. Don't go drop the soap!
Extradition isn't for all crimes. eg. New Zealand & Australia will trade murder suspects, but not fraud suspects.
Woohoo, gimme two servings!
for that matter. How did they ever convice the bleeding heart liberals to allow license plates on cars?
They throw rocks at us, now they fire-bomb us too?
So they find water, maybe good waves. Maybe even surfers, but not likely to find any intelligent life!
Patents are probably a waste of time for little people anyway. Big ugly people will stand over you and steal your lunch and you can't do jack unless you have very deep pockets (ie. you're not a little person).
Of course they invented mixed signal, just like Microsoft invented linked lists last year.
After bugdget cuts, the Oz spies could no longer afford international calls so they spy on their own folk instead.
C blunt.
Anything that lurks in the soil that long can't be nice stuff.
Well now you can just piss yourself and blame your laptop.
We've also used the term greenpaper meaning a whitepaper that isn't ready yet (ie, typically just incoherent ramblings like /.).
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In NooooZealand it is free to receive SMS and incoming calls, only the originator gets charged.
The SPAMsters are going to play this game as long as they can sucker companies into using SPAM services. When the penny finally drops that people hate SPAM, companies will realise that SPAM isn't worth using. The SPAM companies will then fold.
There's evey Lindow Moss lipstick. Must make you look like a dead bloke.
Yup, should be useful. More seriosly though, I work with WinCE quite a bit. They released some of the OS source under a look-don't-touch license. This helps a bit, but still is insufficient to work very effectively.
The underwater vehicle is probably a lot more forgiving in terms of control loop stability. The water gives some damping.
That's not much time to get stuck into the free drinks. Don't waste your time with electronic toys.
Get real - how is a bacterium going to use this info?
The planetary scientists develop these models based on emmitted gases etc (a bit more PhD-ish than just saying "Red rocks come from Mars").
Having made the model, we go out and find a rock on earth that, according to our model, belongs on Mars. WTF? We have two options: (a)Recall all our research papers and say our model is broken -or- (b) Say awmigosh a Martian Rock. Fund me!
The only time it helps to know which way to go is when you also know that it is the "right direction".So how do they know to head West for food? Got a map too?... or a waggle dance like bees?
A much more plausable explanation is that a 1 April message got stuck in someone's outbox for 4 months.