I've not had too much problem viewing the ISS. Trick is knowing where and when to look. Some of the fainter satellites can't be seen though.
I guess it all matters on your definition of 'city'.
Bottom line: For broad hardware support, Windows is still much better than Linux. That's not bias--it's a demonstrable fact.
He has a problem with an un-named sound card, and concludes with that comment?
Is Info-week an MS site or what?
That's the thing with Macintosh.
There are so many Apple users out there that want the latest and greatest that Apple puts out, they will pay. Doesn't matter if it's available cheaper, if it's not Apple, it's not cool.
Anything intellectual means immediate ellimination. Dumb as a brick eye-candy stays and rates highly. Hypocrisy, backstabbing, lack of general knowledge and an overinflated ego equate to bonus points.
I fail to see how this could be put to good use any time soon.
Not sure about anytime soon, but seems if they can refine the process, could it lead to better fiber optics?
A. No one. I'm trying to figure how BC could be Pacific Northwest.
B. I've seen references to those 3 states being the Pacific NW.
C. The line between CA and US may be a European line, but it is our border now.
Maybe the fish sank to the bottom requiring great effort to 'float'. I could see the use of arms to aid them in staying near the surface, you know, swinging amongst the kelp vines the way Tarzan swung through the jungle? Next logical step was use the arms to crawl onto the shore.
British Columbia is part of the Pacific Northwest. Wouldn't AK be closer to the 'pacific northwest', in your line of thought? Wouldn't BC be the west if you ask Canadians?
Pacific Northwest is more descriptive of WA,OR,ID when in the US context.
The other point I guess is that it's only 100 ft across (why not 30m ?) (NASA engineers were probably talking amongst themselves)
Which ones larger 30M or 100Ft? I don't know. Lets go with the 100Ft, it sounds larger.
Reminds me of the thread on a.s.r, or a.t-s.r a couple years ago. the poster had gone to.au on vacation, one of the questions the customs official asked "do you have a criminal record?" Guy replied something like:"I didn't think that was a requirement anymore".
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City dwellers don't see the ISS often,...
I've not had too much problem viewing the ISS. Trick is knowing where and when to look. Some of the fainter satellites can't be seen though. I guess it all matters on your definition of 'city'.
dude, that's her first grade photo.
Bottom line: For broad hardware support, Windows is still much better than Linux. That's not bias--it's a demonstrable fact.
He has a problem with an un-named sound card, and concludes with that comment?
Is Info-week an MS site or what?
802.3af specifies 48V. Google for specs.
That's the thing with Macintosh.
There are so many Apple users out there that want the latest and greatest that Apple puts out, they will pay.
Doesn't matter if it's available cheaper, if it's not Apple, it's not cool.
Bionic limbs? Stronger?
$6M man meets Superman?
Anything intellectual means immediate ellimination. Dumb as a brick eye-candy stays and rates highly. Hypocrisy, backstabbing, lack of general knowledge and an overinflated ego equate to bonus points.
I think my work place must be a reality show.
Spinella said automakers have studied systems that use cameras
When the flash goes off, will the auto-steering keep them from swerving off the road?
They'll still have a satellite photo of your "house".
But they got it from Art Bell, and will include at least one UFO.
Hope they don't include a demo cd.iso, it'll take forever to download.
I fail to see how this could be put to good use any time soon.
Not sure about anytime soon, but seems if they can refine the process, could it lead to better fiber optics?
A. No one. I'm trying to figure how BC could be Pacific Northwest.
B. I've seen references to those 3 states being the Pacific NW.
C. The line between CA and US may be a European line, but it is our border now.
Maybe the fish sank to the bottom requiring great effort to 'float'.
I could see the use of arms to aid them in staying near the surface, you know, swinging amongst the kelp vines the way Tarzan swung through the jungle?
Next logical step was use the arms to crawl onto the shore.
JANUS is already used for information retrieval by some libraries.
What will MS do, buy them out?
British Columbia is part of the Pacific Northwest.
Wouldn't AK be closer to the 'pacific northwest', in your line of thought? Wouldn't BC be the west if you ask Canadians?
Pacific Northwest is more descriptive of WA,OR,ID when in the US context.
The other point I guess is that it's only 100 ft across (why not 30m ?)
(NASA engineers were probably talking amongst themselves)
Which ones larger 30M or 100Ft? I don't know. Lets go with the 100Ft, it sounds larger.
Yeah I know, 100Ft is larger.
Last time I saw a thread like this, consensus was that the general public wouldn't know what a hard drive looked like if you tried to use that.
Reminds me of the thread on a.s.r, or a.t-s.r a couple years ago. the poster had gone to .au on vacation, one of the questions the customs official asked "do you have a criminal record?" Guy replied something like:"I didn't think that was a requirement anymore".