There was a debate between an ID'er and a scientist on swedish TV not too long ago, the ID'er a high school teacher I think, the other might have been in some university position. Anyway, the idea was of course to hear the points of either side on the issue, and the host tried to put some difficult questions to both parties. I don't remember much what was talked, other than that every argument the ID'er put forward was quite fluffy and vague, and was shot down with a sniper rifle by the scientist, until the host had to break off the massacre because of lack of time.
There's one thing that puzzles me, why do some extreme creationists believe the universe is only a few thousand years old? Is there an actual, clear reference in the bible or is it traditional humbug? Looking at the article in Wikipedia it seems there's no sound explanation, or rather, a circular explanation. Evolution cannot be because the earth is young, and the earth is conveniently young in order to "suppress" evolution.
So, basically Mohammed is the latest version. The problem lies not in the featuresets, but in version conflicts and incompatibilities. Also, upgrading is non-trivial, and some people even downgrade, not to mention discard the whole proprietary app because the code still kind of sucks. Where's our Open-Source religion...
Good point, but you still need skills to pick out a subject. Randomly shooting around in the heat of a battle is unlikely to give any interesting results. Also, camera phones have usually very bad zoom ability. Nobody wants wide-angle shots of something far away.
There's a script called 'crack.pl' in the SlashCode, which checks (among other things) if a post contains a car analogy. If it doesn't, the post is capped to +4 Insightful. Thus, the grandparent.
This used to be done by the mods, but why spend human time on predictable behaviour?
I remember some earlier nForces were a bit flakey in several departments. If it has to install Apache as a service just for some local firewall configuration webpages, it can't/em be any good.
Actually, in the electrical case you can't actually use any old cable, or the signal will constantly lose sync even over just a meter of cable. No need for monster cables, but regular audio leads won't do.
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Make an escape plan before walls are built.
Prior art three comments up.
There was a debate between an ID'er and a scientist on swedish TV not too long ago, the ID'er a high school teacher I think, the other might have been in some university position. Anyway, the idea was of course to hear the points of either side on the issue, and the host tried to put some difficult questions to both parties. I don't remember much what was talked, other than that every argument the ID'er put forward was quite fluffy and vague, and was shot down with a sniper rifle by the scientist, until the host had to break off the massacre because of lack of time.
And, how many actually believe this anyway...
I'm guessing you'd build one out of a Logitech iFeel.
Well, technically speaking, someone is willing. (Ya, I know it's a joke)
So, basically Mohammed is the latest version. The problem lies not in the featuresets, but in version conflicts and incompatibilities. Also, upgrading is non-trivial, and some people even downgrade, not to mention discard the whole proprietary app because the code still kind of sucks. Where's our Open-Source religion...
You're getting 35 years worth of work without any cost to you. That's just about as free as things can get without a capital F.
Mozart in midi? I'd rather just enjoy reading the score then.
Norway is a lot closer, thank you very much.
So what? Photoshopping skills are really not what you're looking for in photojournalism.
Good point, but you still need skills to pick out a subject. Randomly shooting around in the heat of a battle is unlikely to give any interesting results. Also, camera phones have usually very bad zoom ability. Nobody wants wide-angle shots of something far away.
It's not about cool, I'm trying to get it out of my brain!
findProject :: [Project] -> Project
findProject [] = []
findProject (p:ps)
| not ((checkProj p)=="suitable") = findProject ps
| otherwise = p
-- now just implement the trivial function checkProj::Project->String and off you go:
findProject sourceforge
Wow, it includes its own language too.
That's not WTF enough to qualify:
//should be enough
// print user-input number
// finally, print hello world.
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void) {
char msg[10];
gets(msg);
printf("%d\n", (int) msg);
printf(msg, "Hello, World!");
printf("%s\n", msg);
return 1;
}
This used to be done by the mods, but why spend human time on predictable behaviour?
The real WTF is that they don't use 7zip.
And don't suspend that thread either, or you'll cu
I remember some earlier nForces were a bit flakey in several departments. If it has to install Apache as a service just for some local firewall configuration webpages, it can't/em be any good.
Actually, in the electrical case you can't actually use any old cable, or the signal will constantly lose sync even over just a meter of cable. No need for monster cables, but regular audio leads won't do.
It's The Police, not R2-D2.
"AAARGH" ?