Why would you need to guard it? It will not become a hydrogen bomb if you blow it up.
It is just a research project. It is not an interesting target for a terrorist (unless he works for an oil company).
Yeah, but with morse code you could enter text without looking at the display. You could even put the phone in your pocket and hold a conversation without anyone noticing, like in "Casino".
If I knew morse code, I would like to have a cell phone that understood morse code. I'm sure entering SMS messages would be a lot faster that pressing 1 three times for "c" and so on. The phone would need just a single button!
I once did a laboration on an research reactor that was controlled by a computer running Windows. I think it was NT 3.5. Hopefully it isn't connected to the internet.
Sorry for acting like an old fart, but wasn't Lego more fun when there was a limited number of different pieces in a limited number of colors?
Nowadays, the sets consist of like three large custom-made painted pieces that you put together in ten seconds. The point of Lego is that you can build anything from a few simple parts.
The advantage PS has over PDF is that it is a lot easier to use for a programmer that wants to add a print feature to his program. PDF is a binary format with strict rules. A PDF file is littered with references to byte indices, so you need a good library to take care of all this book-keeping. Writing such a library is not easy (I have tried) and Acrobat Reader doesn't help much help debugging it, with error messages like "document error [14]"
Anyone know of a decent open source PDF library?
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mars# mount /dev/evidence /mnt/water
I visualize Joe Pesci sitting in the kitchen of an Italian restaurant, hacking in VBScript.
The AMC Pacer is a great car! Is the licorice dispenser standard equipment?
We had one of those in Sweden. The R4 reactor in Marviken ended up being run on oil.
Don't follow this link, lest your browser disintegrate in a shower of elementary particles!u rl=polygraph.org&contenturl=antipolygraph.org
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Because polar bears eat penguins, right?
Why would you need to guard it? It will not become a hydrogen bomb if you blow it up. It is just a research project. It is not an interesting target for a terrorist (unless he works for an oil company).
Unless it is prime numbers ... ...
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13
Nothing like it
I thought you had to steal that from the computer in Langley?
I wish I could think of my home as my project. Then maybe I could reach the kitchen without mountaineering equipment.
The ConVAIRCAR
I once saw someone on TV who could solve it with his/her feet.
So this is what those things in Mr. Data's head are?
Wake me up when Disney starts collaborating with H. R. Giger.
Yeah, but with morse code you could enter text without looking at the display. You could even put the phone in your pocket and hold a conversation without anyone noticing, like in "Casino".
Or tell the air force pilots not to destroy the 747 you are on (and have nearly reacquired from the terrorists.)
If I knew morse code, I would like to have a cell phone that understood morse code. I'm sure entering SMS messages would be a lot faster that pressing 1 three times for "c" and so on. The phone would need just a single button!
I once did a laboration on an research reactor that was controlled by a computer running Windows. I think it was NT 3.5. Hopefully it isn't connected to the internet.
Sorry for acting like an old fart, but wasn't Lego more fun when there was a limited number of different pieces in a limited number of colors? Nowadays, the sets consist of like three large custom-made painted pieces that you put together in ten seconds. The point of Lego is that you can build anything from a few simple parts.
Yeah, with GPS coordinates, the task of being a mailman is reduced to the simple traveling salesman problem.
It's a hybrid: half rocket engine, half rubber band attached to a propeller.
The advantage PS has over PDF is that it is a lot easier to use for a programmer that wants to add a print feature to his program. PDF is a binary format with strict rules. A PDF file is littered with references to byte indices, so you need a good library to take care of all this book-keeping. Writing such a library is not easy (I have tried) and Acrobat Reader doesn't help much help debugging it, with error messages like "document error [14]" Anyone know of a decent open source PDF library?
Yeah, it's a tautology and we can't have none of that crap.
In other words, C# is an inferior version of D