Supernovae are transient events. So it will fade. 10 years from now, the light will reach us again, after it's travelled a different route. RTFS, it's right there:
"The supernova will appear again in the next 10 years, as its light takes different paths around and through the gravitational lens."
In other words, some of light got lensed into taking the scenic route, and will show up later.
"She also accused Lenovo and Superfish of invading her privacy and making money by studying her Internet browsing habits".
To me, this was more interesting than all the rest. It has the potential to break the big telcos, cable companies, Google, and anyone else who makes a living by tracking your browsing habits to server you "targeted advertising".
Don't forget the episode where Leonard claimed his rocket fuel would make Wolowitz's model rocked more powerful than an F-1 engine (I believe that Leonard claimed 8 Meganewtons).
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I always called it "Insecure Exploder", to go with the email client, "LookOut!"
Bong, to reflect what the marketroids were using?
You're such a boob.....
<SARCASM>
It's clear that the Aussie researchers were paid off by Big Pharma®!!!
</SARCASM>
You mean that EMACS is now a good OS because it finally has a decent text editor?
I saw the "Three Body Problem" on the shelves of my local B&N today, while I was browsing.
Then why is "Beetlejuice" the title of the film?
Because he was concerned about the financial and legal implications?
Your UID is too high to remember him, but this would have been a perfect response for the "IF I EVER MEET YOU I WILL KICK YOUR ASS" guy.
I believe they prefer the term "Gravitationally Challenged"
Supernovae are transient events. So it will fade. 10 years from now, the light will reach us again, after it's travelled a different route. RTFS, it's right there:
"The supernova will appear again in the next 10 years, as its light takes different paths around and through the gravitational lens."
In other words, some of light got lensed into taking the scenic route, and will show up later.
You should be asking your S.O. and your attorney.
"Well, honey, I asked a bunch of random strangers on the internet if we should let our kids be US citizens and they said..."
I've said on other fora, that the film was actually kind of fun, and that I'd have enjoyed it a lot more if it wasn't called "Starship Troopers".
Apparently you missed the implied <SARCASM> tags.
"The state with the lowest survival rate? â" New Jersey."
They say this like it's a BAD thing....
Go ask the White House about the original whitehouse.com
Sorry, those are from the first verse. The lines I posted were from the last verse.
I met a girl who sang the blues,
And asked her for some happy news,
But she just smiled and turned away....
"She also accused Lenovo and Superfish of invading her privacy and making money by studying her Internet browsing habits".
To me, this was more interesting than all the rest. It has the potential to break the big telcos, cable companies, Google, and anyone else who makes a living by tracking your browsing habits to server you "targeted advertising".
The problem with robotic judges is that inevitably, you will get Robot Santa Syndrom.
Great. If I could only get coverage at my home [NOTE: I live within the Los Angeles city limits], I would switch to T-Mobile in an instant.
Don't forget the episode where Leonard claimed his rocket fuel would make Wolowitz's model rocked more powerful than an F-1 engine (I believe that Leonard claimed 8 Meganewtons).
I believe that in the US, it's 20 years, period. No renewal.
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The malware also doesn't work at all during August, and will randomly go on strike.
It also immediately surrenders to the first AV program to find it.
He's talking about the systemd module that *compiles C#.