I believe what Alton said is the most tender parts are furthest from the hooves and horns. Tenderloin is considered a very delicate (i.e, not much flavor) cut. If you don't want beefy flavor, then may I suggest milk-fed veal? Alton Brown is a single-source.
I believe for C, you mean to say it is widely believed or widely held belief. If you say its a well-known fact, then it's a fact.
I'm afraid you'll have to consult a few more sources that are more generally recognized as authoritative than Alton Brown. If you want to quote me from, say, Larousse Gastronomique about the relative degrees of flavor in various cuts of beef, then you're talking about a widely accepted authoritative source. Except that LG agrees with me and not Mr. Brown.
It's a well-known fact that that beef cuts from working muscles (shoulders) are more flavorful than those that don't move that much (tenderloin). Yes, they are tougher, but proper cooking methods break down the collagen that causes toughness.
don't forget rms. I ignore the whole lot of them. I'm capable of making my own decisions without all the religious fundamentalism. Sometimes that's Open Source, sometimes it's not.
I take it you prefer to limit your reading to The Communist Manifesto and back issues of Pravda, because you certainly haven't read a WSJ any time in say, the last 10 years.
How are the IRC channel and the hacker's IP address related? Just because somebody visits some random IRC channel doesn't make them the bot author. Security researchers, for example, will also be found there.
Also, most bot herdes are in eastern europe, brazil, or developing countries. Catching hackers isn't high on the list of law enforcement priorities in the countries (and, if the right amount has been paid to the right people, it's completely ignored).
Just an fyi, the iGo does not have tipd for the new MacBook or MacBook Pro. The only travel adapter that works is the Kensington 150W inverter (available on the Apple web site)
You missed the Mythbusters episode where they nixed the explosive decompression thing, huh? You need more than piercing the skin. You have to affect flight controls (triply redundant IIRC) or get the fuel tanks to blow.
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Yes, their market share on on the desktop is almost equal to that of Linux now. Dell & HP probably build more beta units for a new model than Apple ships of Gen 1 product.
I'm betting they bought the IPR for this from Quantum, who bought it from a failed startup I was working with in 2001/2002. It's a great concept. I can't for the life of me figure out why Quantum wasn't able to bring it to market.
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the only way you can pump up your employees is to make fun of your competitor.
I can't come to the Slashdot right now, because I'm on the phone with my girlfriend.
Because the restraining order says I have to stay 500 feet away from her
Please leave a comment after the beep, and I'll get back to you right away.
Unless you are my probation officer. In that case, forget what I said about "girlfriend". I'm really talking to my sister.
You then get a year to put up or shut up, but you're protected during that year.
I believe what Alton said is the most tender parts are furthest from the hooves and horns. Tenderloin is considered a very delicate (i.e, not much flavor) cut. If you don't want beefy flavor, then may I suggest milk-fed veal? Alton Brown is a single-source.
I believe for C, you mean to say it is widely believed or widely held belief. If you say its a well-known fact, then it's a fact.
I'm afraid you'll have to consult a few more sources that are more generally recognized as authoritative than Alton Brown. If you want to quote me from, say, Larousse Gastronomique about the relative degrees of flavor in various cuts of beef, then you're talking about a widely accepted authoritative source. Except that LG agrees with me and not Mr. Brown.
It's a well-known fact that that beef cuts from working muscles (shoulders) are more flavorful than those that don't move that much (tenderloin). Yes, they are tougher, but proper cooking methods break down the collagen that causes toughness.
Unless you can exercise the meat that is "grown" it will be mostly tasteless.
The only way a slashdotter gets a girls number is when it's written on the restraining order.
How is a drug derived from a vine any more/less natural than a drug derived from a flower?
Ping? Are you thinking of latency, perchance?
don't forget rms. I ignore the whole lot of them. I'm capable of making my own decisions without all the religious fundamentalism. Sometimes that's Open Source, sometimes it's not.
I take it you prefer to limit your reading to The Communist Manifesto and back issues of Pravda, because you certainly haven't read a WSJ any time in say, the last 10 years.
They are related, but not the same thing
I've harped on this for almost two decades. Technical skills keep you employed. Business skills get you promoted.
[OK, nit pickers, I'm waiting for you to point out the corner cases where this isn't true]
...was there really anything mentioned in that article that your typical /. reader didn't already know?
see second point about eastern europe, brazil & developing countries.
How are the IRC channel and the hacker's IP address related? Just because somebody visits some random IRC channel doesn't make them the bot author. Security researchers, for example, will also be found there.
Also, most bot herdes are in eastern europe, brazil, or developing countries. Catching hackers isn't high on the list of law enforcement priorities in the countries (and, if the right amount has been paid to the right people, it's completely ignored).
First class from SEA-CDG is closer to $10k.
Just an fyi, the iGo does not have tipd for the new MacBook or MacBook Pro. The only travel adapter that works is the Kensington 150W inverter (available on the Apple web site)
It was also dog-assed slow in comparison to the offerings from Sun & SGI at the time.
This is slashdot. Unless you are left-handed, you call it Righty.
You missed the Mythbusters episode where they nixed the explosive decompression thing, huh? You need more than piercing the skin. You have to affect flight controls (triply redundant IIRC) or get the fuel tanks to blow.
Yes, their market share on on the desktop is almost equal to that of Linux now. Dell & HP probably build more beta units for a new model than Apple ships of Gen 1 product.
How much its revenue does Google derive from advertising? That's the money that needs following.
I doubt you'll see a Xeon in a Apple laptop anytime soon.
I'm betting they bought the IPR for this from Quantum, who bought it from a failed startup I was working with in 2001/2002. It's a great concept. I can't for the life of me figure out why Quantum wasn't able to bring it to market.