If you want to say that Sol is our star, then yeah, that works, but "our Sun" is a bit redundant.
Just check the odds, given that there are about 10000000000000000000000 stars in the universe, you think there is no other extraterrestrial intelligence naming its star "Sun" ?;)
I understand that there is a policy that the donor's family is never given the identity or personal data of the receiving person. And the other way around too.
It has become a trend to name software products like that. Seems like normal humans don't like or find scary naming a product Foobar 2.5.11. Especially illiterate IT managers. On one occasion I was working on a company that made a corporate policy not to buy anything version x.0 always waits for version x.1 or higher. It was said that first minor version were packed with bugs. Go figure. So now from the business perspective basically it's better to release something named Yoyo 1, Yoyo 2, etc. and in the middle you release fixes called service packs or maintenance bundles or something that does not contains the words "patch", "fix" or "bug", etc.
"I was vacationing at the Mandarin Oriental in Hawaii for my honeymoon in 2004. I ran into George Lucas and his family on the beach there. [...] He [Lucas]said, that if he did ever do another storyline.... that he would do when the Jedi regained control of the universe from the Dark Lords".
Now wait a second. Lucas would never talk about plot details on Star Wars, not even with his own crew. And now he is talking about Lucas telling this to a complete stranger! That article is full of crap!
...we need to drop the outdated idea of passwords as soon as possible and start using fingerprint scans, the only way someone can steal your finger print is by lifting it from something you've touched or putting a gun to your head, or cutting your finger off...
You've just stated the very reason why passwords will stay with us for decades. The main advantage of passwords is they are stored where nobody else can read them -- our minds.
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Ohh, what's really going to bake your noodle later on is, will Java Source Open Sun ?
Just check the odds, given that there are about 10000000000000000000000 stars in the universe, you think there is no other extraterrestrial intelligence naming its star "Sun" ? ;)
I understand that there is a policy that the donor's family is never given the identity or personal data of the receiving person. And the other way around too.
"My code was hard to write, it should be hard to read".
Due the lack of wind and erosion, lunar dust is highly abrasive.
"We don't have time for twenty questions"
"I hate Unix because it made me type man mount"
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So, by the same means they can put an asteroid in a direct collision course.
It has become a trend to name software products like that. Seems like normal humans don't like or find scary naming a product Foobar 2.5.11. Especially illiterate IT managers. On one occasion I was working on a company that made a corporate policy not to buy anything version x.0 always waits for version x.1 or higher. It was said that first minor version were packed with bugs. Go figure. So now from the business perspective basically it's better to release something named Yoyo 1, Yoyo 2, etc. and in the middle you release fixes called service packs or maintenance bundles or something that does not contains the words "patch", "fix" or "bug", etc.
He looks just like Count Doku.
Any updates on Steve Ballmer trying to Fucking Kill(TM) the IMDB also?
You know, I've seen more products coming into reality from sci-fi than from futurologists.
..welcome our new Google Ant overlords.
What's wrong with human soldiers?
Final like in "our OS has no more bugs" or final like in "we wont be supporting our OS soon"
Finally I can put to good use all those caffeine molecules in my blood system.
Will longhorn's file system support symbolic links?
right! right!, our young siblings must not interfere with our world domination plans. I say don't wait grab it now!
I would better call that partial mass extintion, or how would they explain we're still here after five previous mass extinctions?
...hmmm... just to let you know, there is a jar-opener robot, but we'll keep the secret ;-)
He's only complaining about his gaming preferences. I don't think the FA applies in full to every game-player.
who nows? we need to see the pics first and find out if it's really worth it.
Now wait a second. Lucas would never talk about plot details on Star Wars, not even with his own crew. And now he is talking about Lucas telling this to a complete stranger! That article is full of crap!
You've just stated the very reason why passwords will stay with us for decades. The main advantage of passwords is they are stored where nobody else can read them -- our minds.