On windows, try Foxit Reader.
If you must stick with acrobat reader, disable all the plug-ins you don't need. They massively increase the loading time.
That said, a cryptographically strong rng won't hurt. KeePass includes one, and is good for storing all those passwords,/dev/random is one if you just need to generate them. When they're that easy to get and use, why not use one?
A "merkin" is a patch of fake hair used by prostitutes to cover venereal diseases. It is not another term for someone from the USA. I'm not sure who your post is relevant to pussy-wigs.
KeePass Password Safe is open source, and quite portable. I keep my database on a USB key, which is on my keychain. Anywhere I go I have my passwords AND the executables.
Unicomp sells model Ms in a "Linux" layout: Capslock and lctrl swapped, and escape & ~ swapped. The keys are very easy to take out, and the keycaps themselves can be removed separately. The sound isn't as important as the tactile feedback, though both help when not looking at the screen (say, copying text from a written page. I've never had one of my M's keys gum up.
I run a site for my rennisance faire guild to talk at and plan things. We had tons of message board spam until I implemented a simple solution: a password is required to register. If not entered, registration fails. The password is posted elsewhere on the site in my case, but you could communicate it only to people who need access if the site is small enough.
I have a Neuros 442, not an iPod, but it's a 40GB MP3 player, and I use 27GB of it for MP3s, and generally have 2-3GB of video on it (movies/TV shows.) I may not be using all 40GB, but having a 10GB buffer allows for growth. When it finally does get full I'll simply buy a bigger laptop hard drive and put it inside. That said, I'm not a typical user.
As for the iPod, the scrolling method it has is far superior to what I have. I like several of the UI features of the iPod. That said, I dislike several other limitations, & will probably buy an archos for my next player.
The first half is true, as he said. And it doesn't imply that all antimatter is positrons, merely that all antimatter created by this process is positrons.
That implies acknowledging the Dune movie. No true geek would do so, as the book is clearly superior. Thus, the waterworld link sidesteps the issue. This is not, of course, as bad as linking Starship Troopers or any reference whatsoever to Highlander II.
Metamath is doing pretty much this, for ZFC. It's an interesting project. All 193 propositional calculus theorems from the Principia Mathematica have been proven. >8000 theorems total proven.
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On windows, try Foxit Reader. If you must stick with acrobat reader, disable all the plug-ins you don't need. They massively increase the loading time.
Your forefathers are turning in their graves.
Hook them up to generators. Free energy!
That may be true, but multiple passes are much more fun.
Also, shredders are quite amusing.
Smaller wavelength, not larger.
No, no, that's d6 mod 3. Same probability, but a different die. This is a set of 3-sided dice.
That said, a cryptographically strong rng won't hurt. KeePass includes one, and is good for storing all those passwords, /dev/random is one if you just need to generate them. When they're that easy to get and use, why not use one?
So you're saying he should get away with violating the law and failing to uphold his oath of office, since your guy might do the same thing?
Criminals should answer for their crimes, even if they are the president.
Yes, but the filament has to heat up. At least if it's an incandescent. Thus, it probably takes even longer than 50ms.
No, that's the built in audit trail.
A "merkin" is a patch of fake hair used by prostitutes to cover venereal diseases. It is not another term for someone from the USA. I'm not sure who your post is relevant to pussy-wigs.
In space? No. It requires air to function.
And the huge version will have too much inertia/friction to even get started.
KeePass Password Safe is open source, and quite portable. I keep my database on a USB key, which is on my keychain. Anywhere I go I have my passwords AND the executables.
Just use lots of TVs. Each one is one pixel.
You simply get a very big sculpture.
Instead of dvorak, linotype would probably work quite well. http://www.wired.com/images/article/full/2007/07/0703_dayintech_full.jpg
Unicomp sells model Ms in a "Linux" layout: Capslock and lctrl swapped, and escape & ~ swapped.
The keys are very easy to take out, and the keycaps themselves can be removed separately.
The sound isn't as important as the tactile feedback, though both help when not looking at the screen (say, copying text from a written page.
I've never had one of my M's keys gum up.
I run a site for my rennisance faire guild to talk at and plan things. We had tons of message board spam until I implemented a simple solution: a password is required to register. If not entered, registration fails. The password is posted elsewhere on the site in my case, but you could communicate it only to people who need access if the site is small enough.
The system requirements of my computer are 2 120v AC electric outlets, and some air for cooling.
I have a Neuros 442, not an iPod, but it's a 40GB MP3 player, and I use 27GB of it for MP3s, and generally have 2-3GB of video on it (movies/TV shows.) I may not be using all 40GB, but having a 10GB buffer allows for growth. When it finally does get full I'll simply buy a bigger laptop hard drive and put it inside. That said, I'm not a typical user. As for the iPod, the scrolling method it has is far superior to what I have. I like several of the UI features of the iPod. That said, I dislike several other limitations, & will probably buy an archos for my next player.
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
Actually, that's a common misconception. It's paved with frozen door-to-door salesmen.
He was talking about left-handed Dvorak, not DSK. They're different. BYUSROCDTEHAGVWNIZ,. are the easiest to hit with the left-hand.
The first half is true, as he said. And it doesn't imply that all antimatter is positrons, merely that all antimatter created by this process is positrons.
That implies acknowledging the Dune movie. No true geek would do so, as the book is clearly superior. Thus, the waterworld link sidesteps the issue. This is not, of course, as bad as linking Starship Troopers or any reference whatsoever to Highlander II.
I'm in the same boat. It makes me sad sometimes. One extra digit makes all the difference.
Fixed!?! Fires won't burn anything! Nothing will rust! Hooray for Obama, greatest @ ever!
Metamath is doing pretty much this, for ZFC. It's an interesting project. All 193 propositional calculus theorems from the Principia Mathematica have been proven. >8000 theorems total proven.