It's different because it can be counted. It means you went to the polls and deliberately voted for no-one, while there's any number of reasons someone might not go out and vote at all. I don't know if blank ballots are counted in the US, though.
That doesn't make any sense. Poor reception means the phone will transmit with more power in order to get through whatever's between you and the antenna.
AFAIK, the cause was that it caught the wind too well, but that made it vibrate and resonate over the center span. Looking at videos of it, it's certainly not inharmonic resonance, since there's a fairly stable node right in the middle.
No.
A GOLOMB ruler has no duplicated distances between any two pairs of marks.
A PERFECT ruler can measure every possible distance up to its length.
An OPTIMAL ruler is the shortest possible for its order (number of marks).
The 4-order ruler 0, 100, 400, 600 is neither optimal (there is a shorter one in a previous comment) nor perfect (can't measure e.g. the distance 4), but it is a Golomb ruler.
I don't see Symbian dropping J2ME support, there's a whole lot of rather popular apps that run on that platform. Native is faster, but Java makes it easy to support a whole bunch of phones in one go, or at least with a little tweaking. I can see it being supplemented with full Java support on high-end phones, though. I don't know how feasible it is, but it would steal some glory from Android.
I was using the second sense, denial of existence, i.e. "active" atheism if you will. Kortahl used the first sense of the word, which is simply not believing anything in the first place, which isn't really far from agnosticism, I'd say.
Anyway, my point is, with or without religion, nobody can be sure whether supernatural god(s) exist.
The about box should show the accurate internal version, subversion, build, and everything else pertinent, but none of that has to show up in the product name.
Holy shit, the conspiracy theories some people think up just because they're theoretically possible, assuming perfect collaboration and unity among the conspirators.
The first version shouldn't have any version number at all, it's just the product itself, not an iteration of it. This way nobody will focus on the number, and when the next version comes along you can put that magic 2.0 there. If it sounds too plain with just the product name, you can put some meaningless and nonsequential characters there, e.g. 'EV' (Enterprisey Version), 'XP', 'NT'... you get the idea.
The trouble with home-grown solutions is that they don't necessarily filter UV or IR as much, which can damage the retina just as well without any warning at all, i.e. you'll be watching a comfortably dim sun, all the while IR is slowly melting your photoreceptors. Even the smoked glass trick - though it gives good filtering - isn't all that good, because the soot has to be even. Eclipse glasses that are more than adequate cost practically nothing, they're a good investment.
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It's different because it can be counted. It means you went to the polls and deliberately voted for no-one, while there's any number of reasons someone might not go out and vote at all. I don't know if blank ballots are counted in the US, though.
What about a blank ballot?
That information property of the blog is cancelled out by it being TFA, which no-one can read.
That doesn't make any sense. Poor reception means the phone will transmit with more power in order to get through whatever's between you and the antenna.
Pride and prejudice.
AFAIK, the cause was that it caught the wind too well, but that made it vibrate and resonate over the center span. Looking at videos of it, it's certainly not inharmonic resonance, since there's a fairly stable node right in the middle.
A GOLOMB ruler has no duplicated distances between any two pairs of marks.
A PERFECT ruler can measure every possible distance up to its length.
An OPTIMAL ruler is the shortest possible for its order (number of marks).
The 4-order ruler 0, 100, 400, 600 is neither optimal (there is a shorter one in a previous comment) nor perfect (can't measure e.g. the distance 4), but it is a Golomb ruler.
Care can smooth recovery though, and it doesn't work without the visit and/or placebo. It's not a useless service, at least sometimes.
That kind of stuff would probably drain the battery before you'd get back home.
Who's buying anything here? The original submitter is developing for his own home, as far as I can see.
I don't see Symbian dropping J2ME support, there's a whole lot of rather popular apps that run on that platform. Native is faster, but Java makes it easy to support a whole bunch of phones in one go, or at least with a little tweaking. I can see it being supplemented with full Java support on high-end phones, though. I don't know how feasible it is, but it would steal some glory from Android.
Anyway, my point is, with or without religion, nobody can be sure whether supernatural god(s) exist.
That's a different way of defining atheism, both are valid.
"Government", haha. Yeah, stick it to the man.
In fact, McDonald's isn't doing that well in Finland, it seems. Almost every mcjoint has closed in my city.
WTF, ignore that quote tag I mistakenly put in there, should be italics.
regulated
economic anarchy. Freedom is also regulated anarchy.
Everything becomes corrupt quickly. The trick is, how quickly can corruption be routed around?
Hardcore atheists define themselves by opposition to religion. Without religion, there would be only agnostics.
I think there's quite a few people who would be willing to carry out such sentences, if it weren't for the law prohibiting it.
The about box should show the accurate internal version, subversion, build, and everything else pertinent, but none of that has to show up in the product name.
Holy shit, the conspiracy theories some people think up just because they're theoretically possible, assuming perfect collaboration and unity among the conspirators.
The first version shouldn't have any version number at all, it's just the product itself, not an iteration of it. This way nobody will focus on the number, and when the next version comes along you can put that magic 2.0 there. If it sounds too plain with just the product name, you can put some meaningless and nonsequential characters there, e.g. 'EV' (Enterprisey Version), 'XP', 'NT' ... you get the idea.
Be careful with film. Some films are OK if fully exposed and developed, silver b/w film for example. Exposed color film on the other hand is not.
The trouble with home-grown solutions is that they don't necessarily filter UV or IR as much, which can damage the retina just as well without any warning at all, i.e. you'll be watching a comfortably dim sun, all the while IR is slowly melting your photoreceptors. Even the smoked glass trick - though it gives good filtering - isn't all that good, because the soot has to be even. Eclipse glasses that are more than adequate cost practically nothing, they're a good investment.