I read that as "[looks around for mod points and finds nose]" which is far, far funnier.
And they're bombarding the photon beam with electrons, not photons. Similar questions still apply.
It's more compliant with standard SQL. MySQL is the IE of RDBMSes, Postgres thus requires different optimizations, but can be much, much faster when used correctly (optimizations that don't follow the standard don't work so well, unlike MySQL. Those that do work excellently, since the devs know what sort of things to expect and can code for them.) It's like Firefox vs IE.
It's called prefetching. You can enable it in pretty much all modern browsers. (In Firefox, go to about:config, change the network.prefetch-next setting to true.)
I find the "2 sides" thing horrid as well, but for a different reason. This is WARHAMMER! Everyone hates everyone else. Why have these stupid "alliances" when you can KILL THEM? Any guild/player should be able to group with any other, but should also be able to kill any other. This would also solve the population imbalance problem.
Paper academic journals may be obsolete. Simply posting their content online would decrease the costs of publication. The service the journals provide is needed, regardless of the medium of publication.
People who use lots of mathematics tend to go with LaTeX. Biomedical stuff isn't nearly as math-heavy as Physics or computer science/mathematics, and therefore has less use for LaTeX.
It may not be a java gui program, but it loads java for those plugins. That is just as bad, since the whole "java is slow" thing comes mostly from loading the jvm. Java itself is fast, starting the jvm is slow.
If you already have the jvm running, OO.o isn't nearly as bad. If you turn off all java plugins, it's also not as bad. Still slow, but closer to acceptable.
That said, Emacs + LaTeX.
It still does. Sure, they have the "smart start" and such, but the actual app is still called Nero Burning Rom, and the icon is still a burning building.
Do I read every line? No. Do I randomly, check submitted patches? Yes. Not all the time, not really that often, but enough that, with enough people like me, the "many eyes" system will work. Not everyone has to check everything, just a bunch of independent people have to check a bunch of things.
Because Visa charges the merchant about a dollar per transaction, plus a percentage of the transaction. Small items bought by credit card make the merchant lose money.
It's not difficult to build, but you need a bunch of antennas to get good reception. These tend to be rather obvious, since they are often quite large and/or need to be up high. So if you have an unauthorized broadcaster, triangulate the general location, then look for the guy with a ton of antennas and a computer.
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I read that as "[looks around for mod points and finds nose]" which is far, far funnier. And they're bombarding the photon beam with electrons, not photons. Similar questions still apply.
That would turn the whole planet into a Disaster Area!
It's more compliant with standard SQL. MySQL is the IE of RDBMSes, Postgres thus requires different optimizations, but can be much, much faster when used correctly (optimizations that don't follow the standard don't work so well, unlike MySQL. Those that do work excellently, since the devs know what sort of things to expect and can code for them.) It's like Firefox vs IE.
That's what Guitar Rising looks to be for: Guitar hero with a real guitar.
But firefox broke the birds theme. Firebird, Thunderbird, Sunbird. They should have called it something consistent.
It's called prefetching. You can enable it in pretty much all modern browsers. (In Firefox, go to about:config, change the network.prefetch-next setting to true.)
I find the "2 sides" thing horrid as well, but for a different reason.
This is WARHAMMER! Everyone hates everyone else. Why have these stupid "alliances" when you can KILL THEM? Any guild/player should be able to group with any other, but should also be able to kill any other. This would also solve the population imbalance problem.
Paper academic journals may be obsolete. Simply posting their content online would decrease the costs of publication. The service the journals provide is needed, regardless of the medium of publication.
People who use lots of mathematics tend to go with LaTeX. Biomedical stuff isn't nearly as math-heavy as Physics or computer science/mathematics, and therefore has less use for LaTeX.
Baby bones lose the satisfying crunch after a few days, and the flesh is just not nearly as flavourful. Selling expired babies should be a crime.
Douglas Richard Hofstadter is his name. Not Scott. No idea where pez got that.
If you want to help an office suite, help Koffice. It's a massive project, but much cleaner.
It may not be a java gui program, but it loads java for those plugins. That is just as bad, since the whole "java is slow" thing comes mostly from loading the jvm. Java itself is fast, starting the jvm is slow. If you already have the jvm running, OO.o isn't nearly as bad. If you turn off all java plugins, it's also not as bad. Still slow, but closer to acceptable. That said, Emacs + LaTeX.
It still does. Sure, they have the "smart start" and such, but the actual app is still called Nero Burning Rom, and the icon is still a burning building.
Do I read every line? No. Do I randomly, check submitted patches? Yes. Not all the time, not really that often, but enough that, with enough people like me, the "many eyes" system will work. Not everyone has to check everything, just a bunch of independent people have to check a bunch of things.
"Possibly no" has been shown rather convincingly to be false, given that neutrinos can change type.
Lots of people don't want to run an ethernet cable through their walls.
That's actually good. The images are about a gigabyte, so that would be about the minimum possible.
Also, it would be pretty useless for google sky: it is IR, not visible.
$55/40GB = $1.375/GB. The overage rate is $1/GB, according to the summary. This means you get a better deal for exceeding your cap.
A Notary.
Because Visa charges the merchant about a dollar per transaction, plus a percentage of the transaction. Small items bought by credit card make the merchant lose money.
The Titanic wasn't sunk by an iceberg, it was sunk by an Iceweasel.
It is also not a sourceforge project. This is a sourceforge contest, about projects hosted there.
It's not difficult to build, but you need a bunch of antennas to get good reception. These tend to be rather obvious, since they are often quite large and/or need to be up high. So if you have an unauthorized broadcaster, triangulate the general location, then look for the guy with a ton of antennas and a computer.