Impossible-to-find items are the point, methinks. Or finding imaginative ways to satisfy the request. For example... perhaps merely a picture of a Condor would suffice?
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I saw David Blane take the head off a chicken one time, man, and it was off!!!!!!!1111!!!!! Totally gone! No camera tricks! Just headless chickens! There is no logical explaination for how that chicken lost its head and then got it back again, man! It can only be aliens! Er, Magic!
And don't get me started on Jonathan Edwards! He so does not deserve Biggest Douche in the Universe, man! He's like in touch with God!
I didn't read all thousand pages, no. Nor did I notice any footnotes that numbered as high as 75 and 78. The footnote I referred to was on page 780.
As for AWT, sure it's covered, but is SWT covered? Nope. This dispite the fact that it takes the best of AWT and Swing and combines them together in a stable, fast GUI package. The author talks about how great Eclipse is as an IDE, but decides to ignore the reason Eclipse is so wonderful... SWT.
Hmm.. Perpetual motion machine... that we can't see the motion of?;)
Seriously, the system would eventual break down as there would be a net loss of heat from the reaction.
So, rather than self-replicating hydrocarbons forming in the air and dropping into the sea to become cells, we have half-hydro-phobic half-hydro-phalic molecular compounds forming cells from heavier chemicals and eventually developing self-replication later.
It is rather topsy-turvey.
Seriously. A simple vacuum spaced seal and stabilizers capable of handling the vibrations at connection points. It wouldn't add much bulk at all. Factor in the (effective) energy loss leaving the compressed air to the compression tube to the normal-pressure air, and you could end up with a virtually silent machine.
... the heat generated by the fridge. It's still more proportionately than the cooling it offers. Mark my words... global warming comes not from chloroflourocarbons (or however the hell you spell that), but from the heat let off by our refridgerators.
The article specifically mentions that the sound intensity necessary can only be generated in a super-compressed gas. The sound wouldn't be audible to you at all. Or to your dog, for that matter. It would only exist inside the compression tube.
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Impossible-to-find items are the point, methinks. Or finding imaginative ways to satisfy the request. For example... perhaps merely a picture of a Condor would suffice?
than my lowly i810. :)
P.S. Am I the only one getting connection issues on Slashdot? Has Slashdot been Slashdotted?
Because mods are regular slashdotters, who are at once both easily amused and easily insulted?
10 YOU SUCK 20 GOTO 10
Help! I'm caught in an infinite suckiness loop!
And /.ers wonder why they're not accepted outside /. ;)
You owned Disney.
I saw David Blane take the head off a chicken one time, man, and it was off!!!!!!!1111!!!!! Totally gone! No camera tricks! Just headless chickens! There is no logical explaination for how that chicken lost its head and then got it back again, man! It can only be aliens! Er, Magic!
And don't get me started on Jonathan Edwards! He so does not deserve Biggest Douche in the Universe, man! He's like in touch with God!
I think it's fair to say that SWT was left out because it is far from being a fundamental part of the language.
Oh, but it should be.
I didn't read all thousand pages, no. Nor did I notice any footnotes that numbered as high as 75 and 78. The footnote I referred to was on page 780.
As for AWT, sure it's covered, but is SWT covered? Nope. This dispite the fact that it takes the best of AWT and Swing and combines them together in a stable, fast GUI package. The author talks about how great Eclipse is as an IDE, but decides to ignore the reason Eclipse is so wonderful... SWT.
Hmm.. Perpetual motion machine... that we can't see the motion of? ;)
Seriously, the system would eventual break down as there would be a net loss of heat from the reaction.
Had the Hindenberg been painted in a normal color, and not shiny silver, airships may have survived for some time to come.
You mean they haven't survived? But I just saw the Goodyear Blimp yesterday! I must be imagining things again... ;)
...like indoctrination. I thought we /.ers hated indoctrination.
Or is it just indoctrination that goes against our particular POVs??
... cause how dare he think a MS OS is "good". P.S. JUST KIDDING! DON'T FLAME ME TOO!
*blush* Yeah... I caught that after I posted.
Ahh.. ahem.. forgot to hit "Preview"... that should be hydro-philic, not hydro-phalic. Freudian slip, I suppose. *blush*
So, rather than self-replicating hydrocarbons forming in the air and dropping into the sea to become cells, we have half-hydro-phobic half-hydro-phalic molecular compounds forming cells from heavier chemicals and eventually developing self-replication later. It is rather topsy-turvey.
How about we throw a muffler on it? ;)
Seriously. A simple vacuum spaced seal and stabilizers capable of handling the vibrations at connection points. It wouldn't add much bulk at all. Factor in the (effective) energy loss leaving the compressed air to the compression tube to the normal-pressure air, and you could end up with a virtually silent machine.
I admit, the post was midly trollish (funny, it doesn't look trollish). But what post isn't? :D
Fine then, I'm off to Nutkinland. ;)
Yay! SWT got a footnote! It's a start. Too bad the author is a Java purist who assumes Swing is the only way to build GUIs in Java.
Swing Sucks! Down with Swing! Up with SWT!!!!
I'm downloading it now, but I'll be severely disappointed if there's not at least a mention of SWT in there.
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... the heat generated by the fridge. It's still more proportionately than the cooling it offers. Mark my words... global warming comes not from chloroflourocarbons (or however the hell you spell that), but from the heat let off by our refridgerators.
The article specifically mentions that the sound intensity necessary can only be generated in a super-compressed gas. The sound wouldn't be audible to you at all. Or to your dog, for that matter. It would only exist inside the compression tube.
Come on... somebody mod that post up!
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You are personally responsible for coke all over my keyboard, I hope you're happy.