See.04? That's the radius of the central mass in meters. Convert is to furlongs, multiply is by 2 to get the diameter, then convert it to centimeters. You'll get approximately 8 cm.
No, eBay auctions are not "blind". Everybody can see the winning bid at any time. When buyers see the winning bid grow, they can increase their maximal amounts and thus the winning bid amount. Sniping avoid contributing to the growth of the winning bid by delaying the bid to the time when other buyers don't have time to revise their maximal bids.
Merritt Parkway is one of the most beautiful roads I've seen, and it could be argued that the short ramp are part of the experience, just like trees on the median and the funny looking font on the road signs. The turns and the short ramps force the drivers to drive slower and enjoy the road covered by the canopy of trees. Besides, Merritt Parkway is not a part of the Interstate system. I believe it's Connecticut's route 15.
It seems to me that the "format war" Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD will remind the ATM vs Gigabit Ethernet as couple of years ago. People will stay with things they know (Ethernet, DVD) as long as they are seen as reliable (unlike e.g. floppies), and the technologies seeking to supplant (rather than upgrade) them will seek refuge in the server rooms next to SCSI and Fiber Channel.
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Slashdot also has "NASA Hacker Gary McKinnon Interviewed" in the Science section, about a person who never worked for NASA, and who is arguably not a hacker at all.
If the release includes changes other than security fixes, wouldn't it be better to call it 1.5.1? In fact, Firefox 1.0.8 has been released too, and it increments the third rather than the fourth number for similar changes. Maybe Firefox developers want to convince users that the changes from 1.5 are really tiny? But it's not true, judging by the release notes.
Google Earth for Mac is beta and it requires a PowerPC processor. According to http://earth.google.com/downloads.html, minimal requirement for CPU is G3 500 MHz.
Because Word format is not guaranteed to work on future computers. Microsoft can switch to a different format or go bankrupt. An open standard is open for everyone to implement on any OS.
As for "de-facto standards" - even de-facto standards are supposed to be documented and open to competitors. Standards exist for more than one entity to adhere to. Otherwise it's a "de-facto monopoly".
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See .04? That's the radius of the central mass in meters. Convert is to furlongs, multiply is by 2 to get the diameter, then convert it to centimeters. You'll get approximately 8 cm.
Fortunately, thermal velocities of macroscopic objects are much lower than those of atoms.
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Merritt Parkway is one of the most beautiful roads I've seen, and it could be argued that the short ramp are part of the experience, just like trees on the median and the funny looking font on the road signs. The turns and the short ramps force the drivers to drive slower and enjoy the road covered by the canopy of trees. Besides, Merritt Parkway is not a part of the Interstate system. I believe it's Connecticut's route 15.
Make the toads lick each other.
Wikipedia is blocked in China. That's something people would notice.
It seems to me that the "format war" Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD will remind the ATM vs Gigabit Ethernet as couple of years ago. People will stay with things they know (Ethernet, DVD) as long as they are seen as reliable (unlike e.g. floppies), and the technologies seeking to supplant (rather than upgrade) them will seek refuge in the server rooms next to SCSI and Fiber Channel.
Then why didn't you add rel="nofollow" to your signature?
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Computer bought the farm
Slashdot also has "NASA Hacker Gary McKinnon Interviewed" in the Science section, about a person who never worked for NASA, and who is arguably not a hacker at all.
I think it has a pretty good support for many European languages.
where's the battle?
If the release includes changes other than security fixes, wouldn't it be better to call it 1.5.1? In fact, Firefox 1.0.8 has been released too, and it increments the third rather than the fourth number for similar changes. Maybe Firefox developers want to convince users that the changes from 1.5 are really tiny? But it's not true, judging by the release notes.
So indeed, Google Earth is the software to try.
I guess the dust accumulation rate in your apartment is higher than on Mars.
As funny as it is, that probe crashed when it returned back to Earth.
Then list the defect tracking system in itself.
4) One of your friends brought in a polar bear to scare you (and penguins).
As for "de-facto standards" - even de-facto standards are supposed to be documented and open to competitors. Standards exist for more than one entity to adhere to. Otherwise it's a "de-facto monopoly".