Most people, yeah. But the idea is that you can read articles, and edit and change things that you know about.
I won't get into the whole "OMG LEECH!!" flames, because God knows I've read quite a bit withou contributing much, but there -is- some community contribution expected.
Instead of money for Britannica, you're just asked to write a bit. Not tough, and not everyone has to. That's te way it is.
what we describe as general relativity is actually caused by tiny mystical invisible wooden garden gnomes who wind magical clocks 1/10^50 times smaller than a proton.
1/10^50 times smaller? soo...we're talking, like..10^50 times BIGGER...
...anyone else seeing the Garden Gnomes from Hell?
C'mon. It's not hard. They're talking about using DNA for templates for PHYSICAL design. More like tracing DNA than anything else.
Just ONE application happens to be data storage [any not quite in the way you think]. We're talking absurdly small chip design. Which is pretty damn cool, but something NO-ONE has commented on yet!
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Aw, c'mon!! It was a -joke-!!
...bah. Some moderators have no sense of humor.
George W. Bush.
Uhm... ...are you suggestiong...throwing batteries around? Just checking.
You say this.
But circa 1997, when my dad worked on Eglin Air Force Base, he threatened to call in an airstrike on a vendor. It went something like this:
Vendor: "You get to wait, sorry, screw you contractor guys."
Dad: "What does it take to get some service? Do I have to call in an airstrike on Memphis?"
Vendor: -silence- "We'll get right on that."
The phone call ends without incident.
Three hours later, the building's Security guy wanders up to my dad's cube. "...did you just threaten to call in an airstrike on in Memphis?"
Dad: "Um...possibly."
Security: "Funny. Don't do it again."
Hey, if the spyware can get WINE working, more power to it.
I sure as hell can't.
Most people, yeah. But the idea is that you can read articles, and edit and change things that you know about.
I won't get into the whole "OMG LEECH!!" flames, because God knows I've read quite a bit withou contributing much, but there -is- some community contribution expected.
Instead of money for Britannica, you're just asked to write a bit. Not tough, and not everyone has to. That's te way it is.
See, you missed the point. This was the cool community-based part where you go and -fix- the article.
Ahh, thank you.
Who's HST?
Florida:
(1) Yes
(2) Yes
(3) Yes
(4) Yes
(5) Yes
(6) Yes
(7) Yes
(8) Yes; holographic and laminate
(9) Magstrip, so yes.
Also, Florida's driver's license number contains parts of this information encoded in your driver's license number, namely:
First, middle initial; soundex of your last name, gender, date of birth.
From my number, you can determine that I'm S. M. Mikhail, male, born October 19, 1983.
Except I'm not, of course.
http://www.highprogrammer.com/alan/numbers/ This is a good website to continue exploring DL numbers and the information therein.
Some states even use the SSN as the DL#. Hope you don't get your wallet stolen.
Hey!!! I LIKE my 5200 FX!! It runs HL2 just fine, thanks.
-wanders off to cry in the corner-
Of course it can, you fool! They've all got holes in the middle!!
If Steam is indeed based in Atlanta, wouldn't it be fair to say that hell has indeed frozen over?
I find this highly amusing. Two day lag between kuro5hin and Slashdot :D
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This will probably end up being posted (2.00 / 3) (#8)
by wiredog on Fri Jan 28th, 2005 at 08:14:10 AM EST
(my username at gmail dot com)
on Slashdot. Especially if several of us submit it. Good work, and oh, so true.
Wilford Brimley scares my chickens.
Phil the Canuck
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seen in other threads ALMOST word for word.
stupid lameness filter. it's a troll. swear. honest.
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Just think, you wouldn't need to buy new types of RAM for your PC every 2 years.
...Thus, exactly why it won't happen.
what we describe as general relativity is actually caused by tiny mystical invisible wooden garden gnomes who wind magical clocks 1/10^50 times smaller than a proton.
...anyone else seeing the Garden Gnomes from Hell?
1/10^50 times smaller? soo...we're talking, like..10^50 times BIGGER...
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Deleting files is for sissies!! I've got a patch I'm ready to submit that formats the user's drive instead!!
:D
Firefox will ALWAYS be leaps and bounds ahead of IE, and it's people like me that're here to PROVE IT!!
You're obviusly a slashdotter...
So're you, kid.
deargod. bearproof suit.
There are no words.
C'mon. It's not hard. They're talking about using DNA for templates for PHYSICAL design. More like tracing DNA than anything else.
Just ONE application happens to be data storage [any not quite in the way you think]. We're talking absurdly small chip design. Which is pretty damn cool, but something NO-ONE has commented on yet!
for the love of god, RTFA.
[karma-burn off]
When you have mod points, that's when.