Use the -d flag with pkunzip, otherwise, you might end up with a big stinking mess.
Why was this not the default?
Probably because CP/M didn't have directories, and PKZIP had a definite familial relationship with LBR, which came from CP/M and therefore had no directories; and with ARC, which was cross-platform, including a CP/M port.
While commercials do work, they rely on a tiny fraction of the viewing audience noticing what was advertised. Nobody is fascinated by commercials' content; nobody is going to keep their 3d glasses on when the commercials come on; and no advertiser is going to shoot 3d commercials. Except as a gimmick.
Doing other stuff during commercials is only sensible.
They have completely abandoned rec.[arts|games].int-fiction. THEY DIDN'T EVEN POST THAT THERE WAS A COMPETITION THERE THIS YEAR. I am extremely angry. Ok, I'm not angry. But I'm hurt. A little bit. Ah, fuck it.
Tens of thousands of large businesses subscribe to this database and can follow their customers when they move. If Google simply checked this, then they'd be able to validate that the customer really did move.
Delta-v from low earth orbit to the sun requires shedding 24km/s. Delta-v from earth orbit to pluto only requires 8.4km/s.
Actually you can get to the sun with far less -- something like 8.8km/s -- but it would take fantastically longer. In effect you would escape the entire solar system first, then kill your angular momentum completely.
Or you could take advantage of moon or other planet flybys, again reducing the energy required by trading it for massive amounts of time.
And incidentally, KSP cannot model quasisatellites, because the orbit is not just an ellipse -- it's an ellipse that shifts, due to gravitational effects from Earth and other bodies, after a given (large) number of orbits. KSP only uses true ellipses for planets and moons, and patched conics for ships and (maybe) asteroids. It doesn't use real 3-body mechanics at all.
This asteroid is *not* in orbit around the earth. It is a quasisatellite, like Cruithne, in a true orbit around the sun... but in such an orbit that its distance from Earth never exceeds 19 million miles.
To reach a quasisatellite, you *will* need to leave true Earth orbit and obtain a solar orbit. Your transfer orbit will then intersect the quasisatellite's orbit, and when you get close, you will match orbits so you can land.
Still a better love story than Twilight, er, a better communication method than FB Messenger: * Email. * SMS. * Skype IM. * Telephone call. * Tin cans and string. * Smoke signals. * Cutting off a finger and painting the wall with your blood.
Men who focused on sports as children and as adults:
O.J. Simpson, murderer
Brock Turner, rapist
Mike Tyson, thwarted cannibal
Mark "Gator" Rogowski, murderer
Tom Payne, repeat rapist
Tony Ayala, Jr., burglar and rapist
I only want Messenger for short TEXT messages with people I have friended. I do not want notifications, video calls, bots, suggestions about what to eat or which movies to see, permanently tracking my every step and possibly recording my microphone and camera....
I just want short text messages with my friends.
The website has always been sufficient for that. Unfortunately for Facebook, it doesn't make them much money.
I'm not sure why you added "completely divided the user base" to the end of your comment, unless it was just to increase the good feeling you get from licking Mark Zuckerberg's balls.
I note now that you have a fixed idea, to which you do not seem to consider worthy of discussing alternatives, that people who grow up without the arts are less well-rounded, less happy, worse coders and probably less smart. I'm going to note that you have provided absolutely no evidence for your assertions; that you are being a judgmental pig; and that were I in your presence, a pile of mud would be shoved up your nose within seconds of my recognizing you. And I am going to stop talking to you, because while you do not care to evaluate the worth of people, I have evaluated the worth of talking to you at zero.
Learning art or music may be quite enjoyable for some people.
Never learning art or music does not make that person less of a worthwhile person. If you judge people who have never learned music or art as having unworthwhile lives, you are a snob and deserve to have mud smeared in your nose.
"Billions of people have grown up without touching a paint brush" is not the same as "Billions of people now alive have grown up without touching a paint brush."
Slashdot Mirror
by using PC Pursuit to call BBSes.
Or just use the modem at work and lie about it when the phone bill comes in.
Getting annoyed when some salesrep starts sending a fax when you're in the middle of an important zmodem download on the same phoneline.
Use the -d flag with pkunzip, otherwise, you might end up with a big stinking mess.
Why was this not the default?
Probably because CP/M didn't have directories, and PKZIP had a definite familial relationship with LBR, which came from CP/M and therefore had no directories; and with ARC, which was cross-platform, including a CP/M port.
concat(x,y) = x * 10^(ceil(log_10(y+1))) + y
for x, y real and >0
You're really going to watch 3d commercials?
While commercials do work, they rely on a tiny fraction of the viewing audience noticing what was advertised. Nobody is fascinated by commercials' content; nobody is going to keep their 3d glasses on when the commercials come on; and no advertiser is going to shoot 3d commercials. Except as a gimmick.
Doing other stuff during commercials is only sensible.
They have completely abandoned rec.[arts|games].int-fiction. THEY DIDN'T EVEN POST THAT THERE WAS A COMPETITION THERE THIS YEAR. I am extremely angry. Ok, I'm not angry. But I'm hurt. A little bit. Ah, fuck it.
Tens of thousands of large businesses subscribe to this database and can follow their customers when they move. If Google simply checked this, then they'd be able to validate that the customer really did move.
Burn down, burn down Hot Topic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Do you know the difference between a ham sandwich and being stuffed facefirst into a mound of elephant dung?
Followup: Wanna have lunch at the zoo?
KIND OF WORK:Unspecified
DESCRIPTION Without a Paddle (Original Movie)
ORIGINAL URLS:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt03...
ALLEGEDLY INFRINGING URLS:
http://bittorrent.am/download-...
Yeah, I'm SURE that "Rebel Without a Cock" is the same movie as "Without a Paddle".
I for one welcome our new sex toy overlords.
Seriously though. If they had only gotten consent, this'd be some seriously publishable data.
His frickin' name is SELLER. Of course he's pimping it.
Seriously, I've seldom been to any play that didn't put me to sleep
See this for a good explanation.
Delta-v from low earth orbit to the sun requires shedding 24km/s. Delta-v from earth orbit to pluto only requires 8.4km/s.
Actually you can get to the sun with far less -- something like 8.8km/s -- but it would take fantastically longer. In effect you would escape the entire solar system first, then kill your angular momentum completely.
Or you could take advantage of moon or other planet flybys, again reducing the energy required by trading it for massive amounts of time.
sphere area is 4 pi r^2.
And incidentally, KSP cannot model quasisatellites, because the orbit is not just an ellipse -- it's an ellipse that shifts, due to gravitational effects from Earth and other bodies, after a given (large) number of orbits. KSP only uses true ellipses for planets and moons, and patched conics for ships and (maybe) asteroids. It doesn't use real 3-body mechanics at all.
This asteroid is *not* in orbit around the earth. It is a quasisatellite, like Cruithne, in a true orbit around the sun ... but in such an orbit that its distance from Earth never exceeds 19 million miles.
To reach a quasisatellite, you *will* need to leave true Earth orbit and obtain a solar orbit. Your transfer orbit will then intersect the quasisatellite's orbit, and when you get close, you will match orbits so you can land.
Still a better love story than Twilight, er, a better communication method than FB Messenger:
* Email.
* SMS.
* Skype IM.
* Telephone call.
* Tin cans and string.
* Smoke signals.
* Cutting off a finger and painting the wall with your blood.
More like two orders of magnitude.
Men who focused on sports as children and as adults:
O.J. Simpson, murderer
Brock Turner, rapist
Mike Tyson, thwarted cannibal
Mark "Gator" Rogowski, murderer
Tom Payne, repeat rapist
Tony Ayala, Jr., burglar and rapist
I only want Messenger for short TEXT messages with people I have friended. I do not want notifications, video calls, bots, suggestions about what to eat or which movies to see, permanently tracking my every step and possibly recording my microphone and camera ....
I just want short text messages with my friends.
The website has always been sufficient for that. Unfortunately for Facebook, it doesn't make them much money.
I'm not sure why you added "completely divided the user base" to the end of your comment, unless it was just to increase the good feeling you get from licking Mark Zuckerberg's balls.
Why would it need to download your entire contacts list, when it can just make web API requests as you search?
I note now that you have a fixed idea, to which you do not seem to consider worthy of discussing alternatives, that people who grow up without the arts are less well-rounded, less happy, worse coders and probably less smart. I'm going to note that you have provided absolutely no evidence for your assertions; that you are being a judgmental pig; and that were I in your presence, a pile of mud would be shoved up your nose within seconds of my recognizing you. And I am going to stop talking to you, because while you do not care to evaluate the worth of people, I have evaluated the worth of talking to you at zero.
And "mud" is a euphemism.
Learning art or music may be quite enjoyable for some people.
Never learning art or music does not make that person less of a worthwhile person. If you judge people who have never learned music or art as having unworthwhile lives, you are a snob and deserve to have mud smeared in your nose.
"Billions of people have grown up without touching a paint brush" is not the same as "Billions of people now alive have grown up without touching a paint brush."