i think you have Doom confused with Quake, which had industrial metal type music by trent reznor on it. not many noticed but the game could be put into your cd player, audio starts at track 2 so dont try to play track 1... go try it and thank me later.
Worked too for "The 7th guest". Also a great soundtrack.
"Cloud" is more like a giant cluster of VMs which you can turn on and of node by node at will. And best of all: you only pay for the running time. No investemnts up front for hardware.
It isnt the internet just because you use the internet to connect to it.
Your Beowulf cluster in your basement isnt your LAN either.
What I like most about linux (or miss on my windows box) is the centralized software management that a distribution provides. Just compare a simple 'emerge -u world' (and a few hours wait;-)) or 'apt-get upgrade' with Adobe Updater, Norton Updater, RealPlayer-Updater (and EVERY OTHER SOFTWARE under Win) either cluttering your taskbar with update-manager-processes or your screen with "do you want to search for upgrades now".
I get a emails every day propising I should by some pills and everyone will call me superman....
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usually, yes.
But now I'm off to watch "Charlie's Angles"
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What distresses me is the level of coverage these nutbars have had on the news channels.
Not me.
As journalist, you get taught to always investigate and report from different angels, cover all the pros and cons and so on. So you have a huge community of scientists, who are more than happy about the LHC. But for a "good" piece of news, you also need to show a critic. so 50% of the articles quote the guy who thinks the LHC was too expensive, the other 50% quote that guy who is afraid of black holes.
The sad thing about that is, that indeed this would be journalistic "best practice". You need to look at the coverage at a large scale to see that it's always the same guy talking about strengelets.
perhaps maybe the reduction of accidents. You may reduce them in the morning, but increase them in the evening. The blanket is still a bit too short...
I'd agree that its stupid to let the longest day of the year mark the _begining_ of summer. I guess thats one reason why over the past years, the meteorological seasons start getting used more often.
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Just tried to get back to the original topic... :-)
But the Captain Future Theme is great. (Christian Bruhn Version)
after having sat through the American one I'm suddenly very happy that the German version was contractually obliged to have no lyrics.
Star Trek Theme HAS lyrics.
http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/trek.asp
Mixing it up with Flash Gordon???
http://german.imdb.com/title/tt0077278/fullcredits
Music .... composer: theme music
Glen A. Larson
ATM, I'd guess.
IMHO no bad choice for a backbone.
i think you have Doom confused with Quake, which had industrial metal type music by trent reznor on it. not many noticed but the game could be put into your cd player, audio starts at track 2 so dont try to play track 1... go try it and thank me later.
Worked too for "The 7th guest". Also a great soundtrack.
Most of the time I still resort to see subatomic particles as simple, shiny, spheres....
But I'd still call it usefull.
Wall current is usually something like 117V (varies)
Yeah.. guess that's why they call it AC.....
Because its something different?
"Cloud" is more like a giant cluster of VMs which you can turn on and of node by node at will. And best of all: you only pay for the running time. No investemnts up front for hardware.
It isnt the internet just because you use the internet to connect to it.
Your Beowulf cluster in your basement isnt your LAN either.
good point... sounds like the goal is to have the student "come out of school"....
*Shrug* At least it stays in the family..
...or have the different desktops all support a common subset of functions and call that OpenDesktop or dbus (IIRC thats what those two are for)
works not too bad on my gentoo box....
What I like most about linux (or miss on my windows box) is the centralized software management that a distribution provides. Just compare a simple 'emerge -u world' (and a few hours wait ;-)) or 'apt-get upgrade' with Adobe Updater, Norton Updater, RealPlayer-Updater (and EVERY OTHER SOFTWARE under Win) either cluttering your taskbar with update-manager-processes or your screen with "do you want to search for upgrades now".
lots of.. lots of, baby...
How did they getthis thing past homologation in the first place?
Pizza the Hut?
so you may start calling me SUPERMAN.
I get a emails every day propising I should by some pills and everyone will call me superman....
usually, yes.
But now I'm off to watch "Charlie's Angles"
What distresses me is the level of coverage these nutbars have had on the news channels.
Not me.
As journalist, you get taught to always investigate and report from different angels, cover all the pros and cons and so on. So you have a huge community of scientists, who are more than happy about the LHC. But for a "good" piece of news, you also need to show a critic. so 50% of the articles quote the guy who thinks the LHC was too expensive, the other 50% quote that guy who is afraid of black holes.
The sad thing about that is, that indeed this would be journalistic "best practice". You need to look at the coverage at a large scale to see that it's always the same guy talking about strengelets.
suitable for people with low literacy?
Rule #34.. there's already porn of it .-)
Now you'll get thousand of myspace-sites spreading that "cure".
just hope that someone will herd those people to the real information sites.
perhaps you think to much of an item as an object. It could be a Keep as in DAoC. Or why not a whole city?
Full agree.
perhaps maybe the reduction of accidents. You may reduce them in the morning, but increase them in the evening. The blanket is still a bit too short...
I'd agree that its stupid to let the longest day of the year mark the _begining_ of summer. I guess thats one reason why over the past years, the meteorological seasons start getting used more often.