For those of you bold enough to leave the computer screen for a while, there probably is a local CD store near you where you can buy the whole set of beethoven symphonies.
Well, that is of course a matter of opinion. I for once, like the sonatas more than the symphonies. By the way, you should also listen to the Beethoven piano concertos, they are very good.
Well, the Moonlight Sonata _is_ the Piano Sonata No.14. Of which the first part is very well known and therefore also performed too often by people that actually are not able to play it.
Sirius, the brightest star in the northern hemisphere! Finally ET has landed and contacted Apple. The iPod will be the first product to be sold extraterrestrially!
Wait and see!
Now directly from Sirius: ETPod!
Yeah, but to collect this solar energy you have to build space-based systems, and they are very pricy to build. Fusion on earth, on the other hand, can be done at the surface and produces much more power/area than solar panels in space.
It seems this websites also projects the images over itself. The text is completely invisible to the reader, because of the perfect projection of the website's images!
Why do you think that the journey to Mars has to happen with one rocket? I could imagine that there is one craft which supports human live and is able to land on the surface of Mars. Another craft then, is also going to Mars and when it arrives, the astronauts can attach that to their capsule and are able to launch from Mars again.
Worldlingo.com translates it into this:
Two foot walking robot which can be played with home, at approximately 1 unit 500000 Yen is sold even on end of this year. Venture enterprise "ZMP" of robot development and sporting goods major ~Ym developed with "nuvo (E - baud)", were released jointly on the 2nd.
@As for two foot walking robot, SONY "QRIO (the curio)" and HONDA "ASIMO (AV)" it is famous, but loan for the advertisement of enterprise in the center, as for general sale is unusual.
@As for nuvo 39 centimeters in height and 2.5 kilograms of weight. Approximately you walk to left and right, when collapsing, you can look up, the crush from with whichever rise with own power. You remember nearly 1000 languages of daily conversational level, follow to the indication and bow, dance.
@ScEIJd"a'BmsshRI'aeR'aOEg'N"dbdZgAAA{bg(C)cOE(C)1/2ae-EdSOoae(C)cSm"FA"Su'iaAeuSAZ{bgvEaEeB
@The joint where cost of development is required the paragraph and price were held down little. The sale 3000 or more is anticipated in first year. (03/03 08:02)
Posted by michael on Saturday January 17, @01:16PM
from the can't-fight-the-man dept.
(Maly) writes "CBC is reporting that MCGill University has lost a fight to have students first turn papers over to an anti-cheating website before handing them in to professors. The student refused to hand in three assignments to the service, received a zero on those assignments, then fought the ruling. The story doesn't have many specifics, such as the venue of the fight (court or some internal university tribunal), but it is an interesting case. As a recent graduate of the social sciences, I find that practice appalling. The student is right to refuse, as he gets no compensation from the service for making money off his original work (assuming it was original!!). Although I don't like the idea, and I'm glad I never went through it, I suppose its analogue would be mandatory drug tests in sports."
Well, I installed the latest Java Runtime Environment from Sun and downloaded the Java3D, but still it runs sloooooooowly. And it uses over 400 Megabytes of RAM. I am not sure if it is supposed to be that much!
So I guess this ability isn't so new as you thought it was. I guess the US is a couple of years behind in this case. I wonder if there was a topic, a few years ago, about this when they introduced in the Netherlands...
I think everyone could have figured out that once Moore's law won't work anymore. I wonder how long the Intel researchers worked to figure that out. Maybe that's why their processors are expensive...
You're paying 10 cents a killowatt hour of electricity??? Where do you get your electricity from??? a personal fission reactor???
Maybe you forgot that there are more countries on this globe than only the US. Or do you know all available electricity prices from all over the world???
Slashdot Mirror
It can be found here.
For those of you bold enough to leave the computer screen for a while, there probably is a local CD store near you where you can buy the whole set of beethoven symphonies.
Well, that is of course a matter of opinion. I for once, like the sonatas more than the symphonies. By the way, you should also listen to the Beethoven piano concertos, they are very good.
Well, the Moonlight Sonata _is_ the Piano Sonata No.14. Of which the first part is very well known and therefore also performed too often by people that actually are not able to play it.
In other news, people are selling massively 8086-based PC's containing enormous 5.25" disks (imagine how much GB of data can fit on this) for only $2.
A computer made from living Cells! Technology advances fast these days!
Sirius, the brightest star in the northern hemisphere! Finally ET has landed and contacted Apple. The iPod will be the first product to be sold extraterrestrially!
Wait and see!
Now directly from Sirius: ETPod!
It seems that this company is not only an expert in blank keyboards, but also in blank websites!
Unfortunately you are doing it all wrong... Of course it should be: ...OOOOOOOOO00000000oooooooo00000000OOOOOOOO...
Yeah, but to collect this solar energy you have to build space-based systems, and they are very pricy to build. Fusion on earth, on the other hand, can be done at the surface and produces much more power/area than solar panels in space.
Mod parent funny!!! This is the best joke I have heard in the last hour!!!
Of course these robots must obey the three laws!
It seems this websites also projects the images over itself. The text is completely invisible to the reader, because of the perfect projection of the website's images!
If you want to get rid of all free websites, use an ad-blocker. The money sites get from ads, is usually used to keep those sites free of charge.
Why do you think that the journey to Mars has to happen with one rocket? I could imagine that there is one craft which supports human live and is able to land on the surface of Mars. Another craft then, is also going to Mars and when it arrives, the astronauts can attach that to their capsule and are able to launch from Mars again.
Here in Holland you also get tea served in a glass usually
Did you know that Xvid is the reverse of Divx? Amazing!!!
Worldlingo.com translates it into this: Two foot walking robot which can be played with home, at approximately 1 unit 500000 Yen is sold even on end of this year. Venture enterprise "ZMP" of robot development and sporting goods major ~Ym developed with "nuvo (E - baud)", were released jointly on the 2nd. @As for two foot walking robot, SONY "QRIO (the curio)" and HONDA "ASIMO (AV)" it is famous, but loan for the advertisement of enterprise in the center, as for general sale is unusual. @As for nuvo 39 centimeters in height and 2.5 kilograms of weight. Approximately you walk to left and right, when collapsing, you can look up, the crush from with whichever rise with own power. You remember nearly 1000 languages of daily conversational level, follow to the indication and bow, dance. @ScEIJd"a'BmsshRI'aeR'aOEg'N"dbdZgAAA{bg(C)cOE(C)1 /2ae-EdSOoae(C)cSm"FA"Su'iaAeuSAZ{bgvEaEeB
@The joint where cost of development is required the paragraph and price were held down little. The sale 3000 or more is anticipated in first year. (03/03 08:02)
Posted by michael on Saturday January 17, @01:16PM from the can't-fight-the-man dept. (Maly) writes "CBC is reporting that MCGill University has lost a fight to have students first turn papers over to an anti-cheating website before handing them in to professors. The student refused to hand in three assignments to the service, received a zero on those assignments, then fought the ruling. The story doesn't have many specifics, such as the venue of the fight (court or some internal university tribunal), but it is an interesting case. As a recent graduate of the social sciences, I find that practice appalling. The student is right to refuse, as he gets no compensation from the service for making money off his original work (assuming it was original!!). Although I don't like the idea, and I'm glad I never went through it, I suppose its analogue would be mandatory drug tests in sports."
Well, I installed the latest Java Runtime Environment from Sun and downloaded the Java3D, but still it runs sloooooooowly. And it uses over 400 Megabytes of RAM. I am not sure if it is supposed to be that much!
I think this story will reach it. Seems like all stories about politics and Iraq end up in the hall of fame...
So I guess this ability isn't so new as you thought it was. I guess the US is a couple of years behind in this case. I wonder if there was a topic, a few years ago, about this when they introduced in the Netherlands...
I think everyone could have figured out that once Moore's law won't work anymore. I wonder how long the Intel researchers worked to figure that out. Maybe that's why their processors are expensive...
Maybe you forgot that there are more countries on this globe than only the US. Or do you know all available electricity prices from all over the world???