Well, being a great nation isn't the goal either (unless you mean proving the US has a larger dick than the URSS in 1969). The primary goal is the military and communications progress enabled by spaceflight. For instance, those needs determined the specs for the Shuttle.
I had a professor who posted tips for doing homework, books and even music (he recommended we listen to "Lazy" by Deep Purple when studying mathematical successions). Very handy.
The way tests work at my physics course (which is basically mechanics) is you get a problem and all the parameters are only given names. You're supposed to find formulas for position or whatever. In addition to making calculators obsolete, the answer gives you an idea of how the system behaves as you change the parameters.
That's suposed to make the firmware CRC check fail, so it enters a mode where you can upload new firmware. It's way safer to use JTAG (many people have fucked up their routers by shorting pins). Besides, you can backup the CFE (some important part of the flash-thingy) and be sure you'll be able to fix a brick.
Well, merely making a call can be enough to signal something. For example, a buddy and I want to get on the same bus, I call him when I'm near his stop and he doesn't have to pick up.
RPGs are another place where stuff like this breaks the flow of the entire game. I can smash chests, but not doors? I can pick some locks, but not others? I want to go down this road, but I'm not allowed to? This lack of consistency is EXACTLY what breaks the feel of the game
That's what I loved about Arcanum. You can break, loot, lockpick or kill anything and anyone you want. However, it's (usually) not gonna make your quest any easier...
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Orbiter? They'll realize all the fun trips require spaceships which don't exist and shoot themselves.
Well, being a great nation isn't the goal either (unless you mean proving the US has a larger dick than the URSS in 1969). The primary goal is the military and communications progress enabled by spaceflight. For instance, those needs determined the specs for the Shuttle.
Rather, "must... preview... wait 5 seconds... hit submit!"
He gave us Rock and Roll (Led Zeppelin) for integration. That explains why so many people don't get past that course.
I had a professor who posted tips for doing homework, books and even music (he recommended we listen to "Lazy" by Deep Purple when studying mathematical successions). Very handy.
Sure beats my data charges...
Actually, with all the ad-blockers, they lose money on every page load. Taco's trying to piss everyone off so they'll leave.
The way tests work at my physics course (which is basically mechanics) is you get a problem and all the parameters are only given names. You're supposed to find formulas for position or whatever. In addition to making calculators obsolete, the answer gives you an idea of how the system behaves as you change the parameters.
That's suposed to make the firmware CRC check fail, so it enters a mode where you can upload new firmware. It's way safer to use JTAG (many people have fucked up their routers by shorting pins). Besides, you can backup the CFE (some important part of the flash-thingy) and be sure you'll be able to fix a brick.
Yeah, if you type it properly it's "56 Euros", instead of "56EUR"
the amount of delay caused by the password check and the amount of delay randomly added can NOT be differentiated.
Take a bunch of samples, average them.
Well, merely making a call can be enough to signal something. For example, a buddy and I want to get on the same bus, I call him when I'm near his stop and he doesn't have to pick up.
Yup, this kernel fixed the task-switching problem that was keeping the general public from using linux as their main OS. Take that, Microsoft!
Your post makes me feel like a young whippersnapper. To me, vt100 is just a terminal emulation mode on minicom...
Boring? The guy sweats acid!
RPGs are another place where stuff like this breaks the flow of the entire game. I can smash chests, but not doors? I can pick some locks, but not others? I want to go down this road, but I'm not allowed to? This lack of consistency is EXACTLY what breaks the feel of the game
That's what I loved about Arcanum. You can break, loot, lockpick or kill anything and anyone you want. However, it's (usually) not gonna make your quest any easier...
In the same way a Slashdot comment dissing research is surprising.
Besides, who doesn't like to be outraged at libertarian/socialist/gun/anti-gun/etc nuts?
Moon to the earth? It's called a GRAVITY WELL. Give things a kick, they come down on their own; all you need is enough casing to survive reentry
That better be a 1000km/s kick, if you really expect it to fall to earth. Otherwise it's gonna end up orbiting the Earth or the Moon.
That's a common myth. It was actually his bastard son
life for having eyebrows while committing a felony
At least that'll make criminals easier to spot. And weird as fuck.
If you shutdown from the KDE button, it remembers the apps you left open. I think that doesn't happen with the shutdown command
occasionally I let my computer run with shutdown -h +40 and let it play some music like vangelis or enya
If you're running KDE and want it to work like a normal shutdown try this script
#!/bin/sh /KSMServer org.kde.KSMServerInterface.logout 1 2 2
sleep $1
qdbus org.kde.ksmserver
Just run it like ./scriptname 30m or whatever.
Do a diff next time
It's just like Y2K, except there is nobody around now to fix their code.
It's worse, there are some Mayan programmers still around but nobody can afford them :(