Why don't they just licence the Google code and be done with it? That will save them a lot of trouble and they will have an immediately working system...
Atheists/agnostics are actually way more numerous than that. The StatsCan question was loaded to favour religion. They asked something like: "What is your religious affiliation, irrespective of whether you are an active member."
In other research, they found that only 20% of Canadians are active religious members, so there clearly are a good many people who matured and abandoned religion, but still mention their affiliation since they were baptized as a baby in some religious sect.
Eventually people mature and realize that it was their parents that had them baptized, they had no say in the matter themselves and then speak up and admit that they are non-religious. So, just looking at the circles I move in, the actual percentage of agnostics is around 60%.
This probably explains why Canadians are considered 'friendly and tolerant'. The churches are not able to incite their particular intolerance and hatred in the general populous.
Many admins intentionally place the wireless access points outside their firewalls. This is indicative of a good admin who only allows access through the firewall/vpn. There is nothing wrong with doing this. A side effect is that anybody can use the access point for public internet access, wich is not a problem either, since pretty darned few people use these things.
and come off in space? There is a lot of shear forces and vibration during launch and almost nothing of that in space, so why did it come off when it did?
Well, it is even more insiduous than that. Canadians can buy the same devices and black CDs by mail order from the USA and circumvent the taxes. Also, not one penny of this tax actually reaches the music industry, so it is just another Federal tax grab...
Two boxes runing Linux/Windows and an A/B switch works, but is more expensive than Wine or Win4Lin, more difficult to maintain and use more electricity too.
Tied sales is illegal in many states and in Canada that one applies to the whole Federation. It always helps to first read your local Sale of Goods Act before whining about a possibly completely unenforceable EULA.
screwed the stats. So any internet useage stats of the 'boom' period is suspect, since the boom actually didn't happen and was a slow and steady growth, not an explosion as claimed by the Worldcom and other con artists.
also works well for reflow of components. For rework purposes, use aluminium muffler tape to screen off the rest of the area around the component you are heating up.
My recipe to remove a large chip:
1 minute at 2 inches to preheat
1 minute at 1/2 inch to reflow
Flip chip off with an ice pick
As for myself, generic procmail recipes dump 90% of all spam right on the server to/dev/null. The clients use Mozilla, which now has a statistical spam filter. It works great in getting rid of 90% of the remaining 10% of the crud, so only about 1 spam per day gets through to a user.
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Well, the superheterodyne radio is not exactly new you know. It's been used for almost 100 years now...
Why don't they just licence the Google code and be done with it? That will save them a lot of trouble and they will have an immediately working system...
Atheists/agnostics are actually way more numerous than that. The StatsCan question was loaded to favour religion. They asked something like: "What is your religious affiliation, irrespective of whether you are an active member." In other research, they found that only 20% of Canadians are active religious members, so there clearly are a good many people who matured and abandoned religion, but still mention their affiliation since they were baptized as a baby in some religious sect. Eventually people mature and realize that it was their parents that had them baptized, they had no say in the matter themselves and then speak up and admit that they are non-religious. So, just looking at the circles I move in, the actual percentage of agnostics is around 60%. This probably explains why Canadians are considered 'friendly and tolerant'. The churches are not able to incite their particular intolerance and hatred in the general populous.
and when that nice girl walks by, you can make her clothes go transparent?
No, those two seashells are for the toilet...
That's American for a flat...
Ahhh, so *that* is why OJ's glove didn't fit at the trial... ...makes you sink doesn't it...
are belong to us... Yeah, I know, it is not funny.
I don't think anybody would get it...
Many admins intentionally place the wireless access points outside their firewalls. This is indicative of a good admin who only allows access through the firewall/vpn. There is nothing wrong with doing this. A side effect is that anybody can use the access point for public internet access, wich is not a problem either, since pretty darned few people use these things.
What do you do when the punch card battery goes flat? ;-)
'blank'...
and come off in space? There is a lot of shear forces and vibration during launch and almost nothing of that in space, so why did it come off when it did?
Well, it is even more insiduous than that. Canadians can buy the same devices and black CDs by mail order from the USA and circumvent the taxes. Also, not one penny of this tax actually reaches the music industry, so it is just another Federal tax grab...
Two boxes runing Linux/Windows and an A/B switch works, but is more expensive than Wine or Win4Lin, more difficult to maintain and use more electricity too.
Yup, in many states it is illegal to tie any sale to any other sale. Most of MS's EULA contents is unenforceable in most places.
Tied sales is illegal in many states and in Canada that one applies to the whole Federation. It always helps to first read your local Sale of Goods Act before whining about a possibly completely unenforceable EULA.
Trusted in the name of a program/product has the same value as the word Democratic in the name of a country.
screwed the stats. So any internet useage stats of the 'boom' period is suspect, since the boom actually didn't happen and was a slow and steady growth, not an explosion as claimed by the Worldcom and other con artists.
in our SCO Linux! Never!
Oops, they already have one... Now who will liberate the USAsians?
would anyone connect a Samba server directly to the internet anyway? This is only an exploit of stupidity, of which there are many.
Yech, how about fixing that sig of yours? Repeat after me: preposition, preposition, preposition...
also works well for reflow of components. For rework purposes, use aluminium muffler tape to screen off the rest of the area around the component you are heating up. My recipe to remove a large chip: 1 minute at 2 inches to preheat 1 minute at 1/2 inch to reflow Flip chip off with an ice pick
As for myself, generic procmail recipes dump 90% of all spam right on the server to /dev/null. The clients use Mozilla, which now has a statistical spam filter. It works great in getting rid of 90% of the remaining 10% of the crud, so only about 1 spam per day gets through to a user.