Why can't people understand that for such vital software as mp3 players buisness just can't afford to use unstable software. Just think of the consequences if your mp3 player stopped working tomorrow. I mean just think about it. Could your buisness survive if the mp3 player went down?!?
No, I just thought it would be a good way to end a debate that seems to come up a lot. Well at least end the debate among people who understand derivatives...
I hadn't thought of the fact that we only have a very limited data set to work with. That explains a lot.
All studies I have seen on Global Warming seem biased so why not do your own study. What the enviromentalists seem to complain about is not that the temperature is so high but that it is increasing at a faster rate than before. Being a Geek I'd like to see this for myself. Does anone know where one could find the yearly mean temperature for say the last 2000 years?
Calculating the derivative of the temperature curve is, what, 6 lines of perl?
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Why can't people understand that for such vital software as mp3 players buisness just can't afford to use unstable software. Just think of the consequences if your mp3 player stopped working tomorrow. I mean just think about it. Could your buisness survive if the mp3 player went down?!?
Why doesn't slashcode just dissallow posting url's that contain the string "goatse" or the IP number for "goatse"?
Waring!!! Parent URL contains goatse link...
Distribution relationships? Retail relationships?
Distribute directly over the internet. Who needs retailers anyway?
The reason Vivendi isn't making any money is because their main concern isn't selling music, it's stopping piracy.
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Obligatory Nelson Quote: "HA HA"
"Rational damage calculation of /. effect." Hmm, sounds interesting...
Why don't you use it to rip DRM crippled movies instead? Have Windows DRM on one of the computers and Linux on the other...
Exactly, it's not like the point of going to school is to learn stuff...
I do.
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Having a fanless computer is really nice
No, I just thought it would be a good way to end a debate that seems to come up a lot. Well at least end the debate among people who understand derivatives...
I hadn't thought of the fact that we only have a very limited data set to work with. That explains a lot.
All studies I have seen on Global Warming seem biased so why not do your own study. What the enviromentalists seem to complain about is not that the temperature is so high but that it is increasing at a faster rate than before. Being a Geek I'd like to see this for myself. Does anone know where one could find the yearly mean temperature for say the last 2000 years?
Calculating the derivative of the temperature curve is, what, 6 lines of perl?