Re:It Stays Exactly the Same, Year after Year! NOT
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With leap year you have the every 100, 400, and I think there is one more that we have to deal with.
I belive it's:
Every 4th year is a leap year Unless it's divisible by 100, then it's not Unless it's divisible by 400, then it is Unless it's divisible by 4000, then it's not again.
If you work it out, that comes very close to the 365.2422 days per year, averaged out over several thousand years.
Servers roasting on an open link Slashdot poking at your site HTML being posted online, And usage spikes on CPUs...
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* People throwing around each other's true names (witness the girl talking to Ged).
* A hot-looking Kossil sleeping with some guy.
In the books, you *NEVER* spoke someone's true name out loud. And Kossil was a fat, dumpy, ugly woman who was high priestess of an order that shunned men.
This happened in the Rodney Dangerfield movie "Back to School". Dangerfield's character hires Kurt Vonnegut to write an essay on one of Vonnegut's novels. The professor gives Dangerfield an "F", saying he (Dangerfield/Vonnegut) had no clue what Vonnegut was talking about.
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Who uses lilo? I use grub. That way, if I rebuild my kernel, I don't get boot errors when I forget to run lilo.
Mr. President, we cannot allow a Mineshaft Gap!!!
Where's the Kaboom? There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering Kaboom!
That statement is much older than that. According to WikiPedia, that's the phrase that gave us the term "Pyrrhic Victory".
Nah, your tombstone would read: "Netcraft confirms it, Cynikal is dead".
How is that different from most non-virus posts?
With leap year you have the every 100, 400, and I think there is one more that we have to deal with.
I belive it's:
Every 4th year is a leap year
Unless it's divisible by 100, then it's not
Unless it's divisible by 400, then it is
Unless it's divisible by 4000, then it's not again.
If you work it out, that comes very close to the 365.2422 days per year, averaged out over several thousand years.
Because nobody understands me when I tell them that something happened at "0430 Zulu"
You forgot the raging snowstorm...
But wouldn't that mean that any solution he finds to the problem is in NP?
When the "right to share files" is enshrined in a constitional amendment,
The Ninth Amendment.
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
Also the First. Code is speech.
From the previews, I had figures Danny Glover as Gensher (who was black in the book).
They'll have to outlaw fingers and dirt. You can write in the dirt with your fingers.
"Will all consumers please report to the nearest RIAA/ARIA/CRAA center for a finger-ectomy? Thank you."
Can't. It's my wife's car. She hates it when I change the stations, especially when she's driving.
In LA, KOST-103 FM has been playing Xmas music 24/7 since Thanksgiving. They do it every year. Ugh.
Servers roasting on an open link
Slashdot poking at your site
HTML being posted online,
And usage spikes on CPUs...
Everybody knows a story with an active link
Helps to light those blinkenlites
Though it's been said, many times many ways
Merry Slashdotting... to you...
</SONG>
It's much older than Kaku. Piers Anthony touched on it in "Macroscope".
According to that noveol, Level 3 civilizations can master the entire energy capacity of a single galaxy.
The first rule of NSA is you do not talk about NSA.
Within the first five minutes we had:
* People throwing around each other's true names (witness the girl talking to Ged).
* A hot-looking Kossil sleeping with some guy.
In the books, you *NEVER* spoke someone's true name out loud. And Kossil was a fat, dumpy, ugly woman who was high priestess of an order that shunned men.
This happened in the Rodney Dangerfield movie "Back to School". Dangerfield's character hires Kurt Vonnegut to write an essay on one of Vonnegut's novels. The professor gives Dangerfield an "F", saying he (Dangerfield/Vonnegut) had no clue what Vonnegut was talking about.
+1 Heavy Metal reference
+1 *ONLY* BOC reference I could find here
OP specifically referred to US-ian organizations.
Which is why Poindexter tried to create the "Unclassified but Sensitive" security level.
While they may be silly, they're not dumb.
The exceptions (that I saw) were the Migraine Gene and the Transgenic Pig.
All the others (that I saw) were actual inventions. Dumb or silly in some cases, but actual inventions.
So do they have Duke Nukem Forever yet?