Sure, cellulose decomposes, but it takes weeks for this process to even begin being noticeable (in normal atmospheric conditions, that is). It doesn't need so many resources to prevent its decomposition.
This basically shows, how the world is tied up. If Microsoft wants something, it goes to its partner, a national corporate giant (StatoilHydro is a nafta giant) and asks him a favor. Then suddenly, government of the country is all for Microsoft's wishes. >:(
Hehe, last time I (and some others) checked, Iranian leader did not in fact threaten to wipe anything off the map. It turned out to be a mistranslation by a bunch of incompetent journalists.
I thought that Endangered Species List only lists animals endangered in the wild, no? Those being breeded as livestock cannot be held endangered, can they?
Hey, I've got a business idea. What would you think if we would breed those mammoths as livestock and sell their meat (Delicious Mammoth Jerky?) and, of course, ivory! And sure enough, many zoos around the globe would want to buy one for their exhibits.
That would probably save the elephants from extinction...
It's one of well-known LiveJournal's great features, that it allows you to analyse your posts, your LJ friend's posts, your friends lists, insterests etc. by allowing to use the open data, exported in relatively easily parsed XML-based formats, from various applications. I doubt it will ever be restricted for use, because given the LiveJournal's relatively weak eye-candy, for ex.
It's guerilla warfare, not gorilla war. This kind of warfare has nothing to do with poor gorillas or any other apes. "Guerilla" mea "small war" in Spanish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_warfare
That means: if you want to release a binary version of your software, you have to compile and package it for each and every distribution you wish to support. This is a sign of fragmentation.
You don't *have* to compile. All you need is release the source code. Community will do the rest.;)
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Sure, cellulose decomposes, but it takes weeks for this process to even begin being noticeable (in normal atmospheric conditions, that is). It doesn't need so many resources to prevent its decomposition.
Shit! Those eyes... have freaked me off!! I swear, they moved!! =8-(
This basically shows, how the world is tied up. If Microsoft wants something, it goes to its partner, a national corporate giant (StatoilHydro is a nafta giant) and asks him a favor. Then suddenly, government of the country is all for Microsoft's wishes. >:(
You should try Russian out. English is quite simple to learn compared to Russian -- and I'm a native Russian speaker... :)
OK, but how did they know the received photon was the one they fired, and not one received from a far-away star?
Aaah! You mean, it's going to be a rock-paper-scissors-type game -- played with arms. Risk plays a major role in this!
Why would an honest man use encryption anyway? To hide something illegal, no?
It does have a price! But it was fair trade anyway.
Wow! Where is that? In China? Cuba? Belarus?..
Oh, wait! I meant Copyleft: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyleft :)
Turn the image around. See? It's licensed under a Creative Commons' license!
I told my wife about it. Great. Now she wants a little golden canister of scorpion venom all covered in diamonds to wear around her neck...
Hehe, last time I (and some others) checked, Iranian leader did not in fact threaten to wipe anything off the map. It turned out to be a mistranslation by a bunch of incompetent journalists.
Yes, I do! >:> Bwahahahahahaaa!
I wasn't talking about ancestors, but rather the very species we want to breed.
I thought that Endangered Species List only lists animals endangered in the wild, no? Those being breeded as livestock cannot be held endangered, can they?
Hey, I've got a business idea. What would you think if we would breed those mammoths as livestock and sell their meat (Delicious Mammoth Jerky?) and, of course, ivory! And sure enough, many zoos around the globe would want to buy one for their exhibits. That would probably save the elephants from extinction...
It's one of well-known LiveJournal's great features, that it allows you to analyse your posts, your LJ friend's posts, your friends lists, insterests etc. by allowing to use the open data, exported in relatively easily parsed XML-based formats, from various applications. I doubt it will ever be restricted for use, because given the LiveJournal's relatively weak eye-candy, for ex.
It's guerilla warfare, not gorilla war. This kind of warfare has nothing to do with poor gorillas or any other apes. "Guerilla" mea "small war" in Spanish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_warfare
Yes, in Soviet Russia craters find YOU!
Oh really?.. Tell me about it! =)
Hey, cowboy, it's not Texas, it's Europe we're talking about! Nobody will ram your car off the street just like that!