I set up a rule filtering out.scr and.pif files last night at 10pm. Since then, under a 24 hour period, I have recieved 48 emails.
I have a mac so it is not really a problem but just annoying
GPS is flawed. At least for most consumer level devices. The service is based on conditionality:
1) Most GPS devices have a hard time working properly indoors. Would good is a PDA device if you can't take it indoors. Something that is "limited" to outdoors might get roughed up due to rain and other environments 2) Satellite position. Some times the service for GPS is not immediately available due to changes within the satellite protocol.
A good device, but I can't justify half of a 1000 dollars on it.
Slashdot posting vaporware news from an unreliable (Thinksecret et al) source?
Get the fuck out of here.
Lava lamps are a particular good example of the behavior of atmospheric and fluid dynamics.
The Navier-Stokes Equations and Brunt Vaisala frequency come to mind.
Of course this simplifies down to F = MA.
God Bless Newton.
...Yes!
And quiet well with a nice data archive.
I set up a rule filtering out .scr and .pif files last night at 10pm. Since then, under a 24 hour period, I have recieved 48 emails.
I have a mac so it is not really a problem but just annoying
Yes, now the keyboard is holographic but Gravity still comes into affect here, so now it will just land on the holographic-producing device.
*Splortch*
GPS is flawed. At least for most consumer level devices. The service is based on conditionality:
1) Most GPS devices have a hard time working properly indoors. Would good is a PDA device if you can't take it indoors. Something that is "limited" to outdoors might get roughed up due to rain and other environments
2) Satellite position. Some times the service for GPS is not immediately available due to changes within the satellite protocol.
A good device, but I can't justify half of a 1000 dollars on it.
Tacoma, Washington is located by the Cascade Mountains, not the Rockies.
The Rocky Mountains start in Eastern Idaho and continue southward.
RIAA: "Show me your Subpoenas!"