The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
I don't necessarily want to make permanent bookmarks... I'll stick a finger on a page, flip to another page, stick a second finger there, go to a third page... I just want ad hoc access.
I also find *reading* an E-book harder than reading a dead tree. Also, if I want to consult multiple books at once, I can have them open on my desk at the same time. If I'm using an e-book reader, I can't do that.
To some point, this is correct. We should be using smaller/existing rockets up to LEO. Falcon9/Dragon, DeltaIV-H/Orion, Soyuz.
Build something like the originally planned Ares V (or the SLS) to put the heavy crap (the actual spacecraft) in LEO as well. Then dock the crew module with the actual spacecraft. No need to carry *both* on the same booster.
This also allows for craft that are *LARGER* than a single launch can carry (multiple launches, docked/assembled).
I don't think it's really that. I think it's more the divide specified.
Some of us do NOT like using ebooks for reference manuals. We like having dog-eared tomes with tons of bookmarks or post-it tabs. The ability to flip back and forth between multiple pages in an ad-hoc manner is also useful.
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I believe that's "mass quantities".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygymejkA_CM
Based on this thread, I doubt they're mute, given that people are expressing opinions on both sides...
On the other hand, both sides might be moot....
If the police aren't going to bother either learning, or following the law ... they have no business being police officers.
Indeed. As we are all aware, "Ignorance of the law is no excuse".
I thought Truman's sign was "The Buck Stops Here".
Bull. Google for "take me down to the very last city".
Great. Your laptop dies, and won't boot. Now what?
What part of
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
does Congress not understand?
Yep. Google for Churchill Coventry dilemma
Churchill let the Nazis bomb Coventry, rather than expose the fact that the Brits had broken the Nazi codes.
That's because Manfred Mann messed up when he did his cover, and actually DID sing that.
My local radio station JUST played that song, with a disclaimer that it had nothing to do with Tony Danza!
Unless they show that ripoff k-cups somehow harm the system.
So what if it harms the f***ing system? I BOUGHT it. It's MINE. If I want to harm the system, that's my choice.
This is a "Fords will only use Ford Brand gas" thing. I wonder if they can be sued under Magnusson-Moss?
How about Guns & Roses "Paradise City"?
Take me down to the very last city...
I trust the Fool a hell of a lot more than I trust the WSJ.
I'm just a casual user, not a sysadmin.
But I thought containers were kind of like VMs, not like packages.
What's the difference between a VM, a container, a chroot jail, and packages?
Auto analogies are always welcome.
C-x M-c M-butterfly
http://xkcd.com/378/
Dice. And Bennet Haselton.
Sigh... nobody remembers Nigel Powers?
The original pun was definitely crappie.
The Netherlands? Now it all becomes clear.
There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch.
The real question is, of course, "Where did they find room to put the shark tank?"
I don't necessarily want to make permanent bookmarks... I'll stick a finger on a page, flip to another page, stick a second finger there, go to a third page... I just want ad hoc access.
I also find *reading* an E-book harder than reading a dead tree. Also, if I want to consult multiple books at once, I can have them open on my desk at the same time. If I'm using an e-book reader, I can't do that.
To some point, this is correct. We should be using smaller/existing rockets up to LEO. Falcon9/Dragon, DeltaIV-H/Orion, Soyuz.
Build something like the originally planned Ares V (or the SLS) to put the heavy crap (the actual spacecraft) in LEO as well. Then dock the crew module with the actual spacecraft. No need to carry *both* on the same booster.
This also allows for craft that are *LARGER* than a single launch can carry (multiple launches, docked/assembled).
I don't think it's really that. I think it's more the divide specified.
Some of us do NOT like using ebooks for reference manuals. We like having dog-eared tomes with tons of bookmarks or post-it tabs. The ability to flip back and forth between multiple pages in an ad-hoc manner is also useful.
I wouldn't ask Clint Eastwood that question if I were you....
But then you could tell the ape, "Get your stinkin' paws off of me, you damned dirty ape!"