Gnomonic projections are limited to slightly less then a hemisphere. You'll need at least four of them to cover the globe. May as well just use a globe.
Whenever anybody loses a fair chunk of a day's work due to a crash / power failure / other dumbass mistake, I always advise them "it's easier the second time around."
Wrong again! There are no laws against climate change denial. For the simple reason that there are no laws against being self-serving, ignorant, and stupid.
There are laws against fraud, and criminal negligence. And there are restrictions on the allowed actions of monopolists and oligopolists. Penalties absolutely do include jail time.
I beg to differ. Air travel can't wipe out the whole human race. An apocalyptic nuclear event can.
Funny about that. Air travel accidents have killed 53,000 people to date. Nuclear accidents have killed 283. And if you haven't had traveler's diarrhea, you don't know what apocalyptic means.
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Don't forget their cultural achievements:
* Llama Chameleon
* M.C. Llama
* Dumb and Llama
* Rendezvous With Llama
Animal husbandry
A geodesic is the shortest path between two points. A constant heading is a longer path. (Exceptions are lines of longitude, and the equator.)
Gnomonic projections are limited to slightly less then a hemisphere. You'll need at least four of them to cover the globe. May as well just use a globe.
I just don't want one that's powered by software from evil companies like Google.
ProTip: When using the navigation system, don't press "I'm feeling lucky",
Alright, maybe only 99.9% of the time
None of the above.
I would ask a computer to select the best candidate. Because lately, it is clear that the electorate doesn't know shit.
Pretty sure you're doing a lot better than the jackass who came up with the phrase "Forgotten code construct".
Because JOBS for AMERICANS.
Which means PROFITS for CORPORATIONS.
Its expanding in direct correlation to the number of headlines containing some variation of the phrase "than previously thought".
Mmm. Perpetual motion.
Oh yeah. Get an SSD.
... sources ... on a RAM disk.
Whenever anybody loses a fair chunk of a day's work due to a crash / power failure / other dumbass mistake, I always advise them "it's easier the second time around."
Nobody ever appreciates the advice.
Wrong again! There are no laws against climate change denial. For the simple reason that there are no laws against being self-serving, ignorant, and stupid.
There are laws against fraud, and criminal negligence. And there are restrictions on the allowed actions of monopolists and oligopolists. Penalties absolutely do include jail time.
The real question is, did they leave a note?
It's not every day a data breach speaks out.
It's not nonsense, it's deep. Seriously deep.
Seriously deep bullshit.
Please startswithabang, go away.
And take away that wake of credulous Forbes links where the density is enhanced by a billion times or more.
Your call may be monitored for quality control and Sharia law enforcement purposes.
Road access is; you are inherently promised you can driver anywhere on any public road at any time.
... at an unlimited speed?
Stereos that "glow"....sound so great, and look so cool in the room with the lights turned down low.
Smiley face noted but there is nothing cool about fake vacuum tube amps.
They sound warm. And at least part of the reason is Synesthesia.
APK, the dingle-berry of /. ...
And then he goes and puts a sock on it.
I beg to differ. Air travel can't wipe out the whole human race. An apocalyptic nuclear event can.
Funny about that. Air travel accidents have killed 53,000 people to date. Nuclear accidents have killed 283. And if you haven't had traveler's diarrhea, you don't know what apocalyptic means.
(commands for illustration purposes only, I use a Fischer Price GUI): "git clone MyRepo; git switch master ..."
$ git switch
git: 'switch' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
I must say you're not painting a pretty picture.
That was concise and polite. Whereas LKML would have said "Your English cuts the cheese".