A release of mechanical, chemical, or nuclear energy in a sudden and often violent manner with the generation of high temperature and usually with the release of gases.
A violent bursting as a result of internal pressure.
The above are the definitions I get for "explosion". I think that compressed gas does indeed meet that definition.
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It strike anyone else that this seems like sort of a long time? It's been almost that long since the original release.
Revolutionary Programming and Advanced Design Make For Great Gameplay
DALLAS, Texas, January 1, 1993-Heralding another technical revolution in PC programming, Id Software's DOOM promises to push back the boundaries of what was thought possible on a 386sx or better computer. The company plans to release DOOM for the PC in the third quarter of 1993, with versions planned for Windows, Windows NT, and a version for the NeXTall to be released later.
I think the most important part of this article was this line:
While the agreement outlines some copy-protection guidelines, it was drafted without the input of Hollywood or consumer groups, which have strong opinions and powerful friends in government.
So essentially, this "standards agreement" is meaningless.
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A release of mechanical, chemical, or nuclear energy in a sudden and often violent manner with the generation of high temperature and usually with the release of gases.
A violent bursting as a result of internal pressure.
The above are the definitions I get for "explosion". I think that compressed gas does indeed meet that definition.
Gnucleus is good, but sharezaz is better!
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"of the kinds" really adds nothing to the meaning here, nor does "have to"
Thus we have:
The same sentence, but much cleaner!
Thanks! I'll be here all week.
To hell with that! How about certifications for reproduction? That's what I want.
I'm not an expert on Moore's law, or anything, but I'd suspect in 2050 Multiple Terabytes of RAM and THz Processors won't be outrageous.
This is the first post!
I'd be afraid to go to this hospital.
Ok, writing, I'll give you that one.. Not so much for accountants, lawyers, garbage men, mechanics, etc.. etc..
If you use that word in an interview
"I'm an avid blogger in my spare time"
*slap* *slam*
Anyone with any skills at all can copy DVD disks without this software.
Next up... Read my scientific paper on how playing 3D games will eventually ruin your depth perception.
If I wanted Red Hat Linux with some ugly-ass icons, I'd... well I guess I'd make some ugly-ass icons.
This is still the first post!
No mention of Microsoft.
That's sort of what I thought... Forgive me for being dense, but why do you need to replace the whole print subsystem to make up for bad drivers?
Anyone ever get that one running? I got the source once...
I never really understood what made it better than straight up lpd. Perhaps one of you could enlighten me?
I think the most important part of this article was this line:
So essentially, this "standards agreement" is meaningless.
My Bad, the above link is one of at least three dupes.
Technically no - but expect this information to be re-hashed here
You better watch out
You better not cry,
"I don't know where all my licenses lie!"
Microsoft is coming to town
You paid for it list,
You paid for it twice;
You paid even more for legal advice.
Microsoft is coming to town
They know when you run Windows
They know when you use Word
They treat a loyal customer
Like a lying, thieving turd.
With auditing threats
In letters that come
Their lawyers will have you reaching for Tums
Microsoft is coming to town
Bill's desperate now
There's no time to play
He's casting dot-Net to drag in your pay
Microsoft is coming to town
They offer a solution
When you are left in tears
Just sign here on the bottom line
And subscribe for fifty years!
Oh, you should have watched out
Gave Linux a try
Now licensing six is bleeding you dry
Microsoft is coming to town
Microsoft is coming to town!
REAL bad.
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