Flight Simulator X is one of those games that actually likes more cores, IIRC, because it's more limited by CPU than by the GPU. It's also very much parallel.
This is perfectly in line with the standard, as the identifier would still be the same (without.physical). That would cause all software that is erroneously donwloading it to fail, as well as future badly written software that rely on it to exist at the URI-as-URL, teaching the devs a lesson.
Relax, it's just the Microsoft trolls coming out of the woodwork. Every time there's a story on the EU versus Microsoft, they come out with the same lines: "MS getting picked on", "EU grabbing for pocket money", "EU is a sheeple/socialist/communist [expletive]-place". It's really getting old by now.
I mean you could enter ^CGCG_ in the search box, but you'd have to hit f3 a bunch of times and manually copy and paste every result into a new notepad. Ugh. With grep it just works. And I think you'll find that a whole lot of people would do just that instead of finding a faster way. Yes, ugh indeed.
When I can run Cakewalk Sonar and Adobe Premiere in Linux, I'll never buy another Microsoft product. I've been saying the same thing about Renoise and Adobe Photoshop. And lo and behold, a linux version of Renoise was just released a few weeks ago. There is still hope for us all!
Why even bother with the swallow? Strap a fuel tank to the jet engine and you're done. It'll work as a primitive scud as a bonus, with similar accuracy to boot.
"Instant", that's when the computer reacts and updates the display before the key you pressed has fully travelled to the bottom. I once experienced it with some random app on my Gameboy Advance. It consistently felt like it was reading my mind and doing it before I had pressed the button, truly disconcerting!
If you do mean however, no attendants on duty at all (which is the case with most gas stations here in Idaho during the night). I would be somewhat reluctant to support it... I can't tell you how many people fuel with engines running, on cell phones, fueling old school metal canisters in there pick up beds. I've even seen people with custom built fuel tanks trying to fill. I've never been to Europe, and I realize that chances of an explosion or fire are slim and remote. But it does seem, at least here in the Northwest people are really doing all they can to increase the odds of an accident happening. But if there's no attendant, there will be one less casualty for the next Darwin award, so it's actually a good thing. No?
Yes, it didn't cost HIM a penny. I'm glad to let some of my money go to the welfare and health of others. You make it sound like a bad thing. Why is that?
How much did it cost him/her? $500k? $1M? In a newspaper article I read, it said it was more expensive than a transplant from hip bone or other traditional operation, but on the other hand the hospital bed time and recovery was drastically reduced. Not sure how much the total cost panned out because of that.
Yet to equal? I'd say we can build things much stronger than the waterbags we operate in. What we cannot match, however, is self-maintenance and repair.
I'm all for the idea of a kinder capitalism, however that might look. I fully understand the 'irony' tag as well, but I wouldn't say that the market wants to change into a kinder form easily, hence it takes considerable power to effect that change, hence Gates' exploitations may not be irony, but rather a necessity.
Also, what the hell is it with Americans and the "news would be covered up by the government". Which of the world's governments? All of them? All radio telescopes around the world would be told to be quiet about it?
This stuff is in probably every hollywood UFO film, and it just doesn't make any sense.
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Flight Simulator X is one of those games that actually likes more cores, IIRC, because it's more limited by CPU than by the GPU. It's also very much parallel.
This is perfectly in line with the standard, as the identifier would still be the same (without .physical). That would cause all software that is erroneously donwloading it to fail, as well as future badly written software that rely on it to exist at the URI-as-URL, teaching the devs a lesson.
That's entirely ok. The problem is badly written software that would look at the URI as an URL and attempt to fetch it e.g. on startup.
Relax, it's just the Microsoft trolls coming out of the woodwork. Every time there's a story on the EU versus Microsoft, they come out with the same lines: "MS getting picked on", "EU grabbing for pocket money", "EU is a sheeple/socialist/communist [expletive]-place". It's really getting old by now.
The examples you give can be done in Notepad with search and replace. I imagine it would even make more sense to the user, actually.
Meh, people don't like chance, so change will happen slowly. That's all.
Why even bother with the swallow? Strap a fuel tank to the jet engine and you're done. It'll work as a primitive scud as a bonus, with similar accuracy to boot.
"Instant", that's when the computer reacts and updates the display before the key you pressed has fully travelled to the bottom. I once experienced it with some random app on my Gameboy Advance. It consistently felt like it was reading my mind and doing it before I had pressed the button, truly disconcerting!
But later, I started to hesitate, because of an increasing unease with how things turn out over there.
Now I don't want to go at all, because the place is just too scary.
Also, full-disk encryption with the recent Truecrypt 5.0 might be of use.
Try removing non-hex chars.
Do you really sit on the bike while pumping? Sounds smarter and safer to just get off, to me.
Since when does IPv6 disallow NAT? Use it if you want to!
I sense a pigeonhole principle being violated here. She changed opinion in the middle of a speech?
It still costs money, regardless of who pays for it.
Yet to equal? I'd say we can build things much stronger than the waterbags we operate in. What we cannot match, however, is self-maintenance and repair.
I'm all for the idea of a kinder capitalism, however that might look. I fully understand the 'irony' tag as well, but I wouldn't say that the market wants to change into a kinder form easily, hence it takes considerable power to effect that change, hence Gates' exploitations may not be irony, but rather a necessity.
This stuff is in probably every hollywood UFO film, and it just doesn't make any sense.
Slot loaders should handle mini-sized discs just fine. The Wii, for example, accepts Gamecube discs without problem.
Speaking of ass, these tables are a definitive upgrade from photocopiers at office christmas parties. Just imagine the possibilities ...