SAVE THE LAUNCH TOWER! Save the launchtower. Mayor Goldie Wilson is sponsoring an initiative to replace that launchpad. Thirty years ago lightning struck that tower and the rockets haven't launched since. We at the Hill Valley Preservation Society believe that it should be preserved EXACTLY the way it is, as part of our hist-
There you go lady, have a quarter.
Thank you young man, don't forget to take a flier. Save the launch-tower!
This is like the Linux pronouncing debates 3 or 4 years ago (Lie-nux vs. LEE-nux vs Lin-ux) In the end, it doesn't matter because new users are going to pronounce it how it looks.
The guy next door at my dorm always pronounces it "MoZEEla." But at least he uses it:)
Darn. I used to like the Seattle-PI. They run two of my favorite comic strips online. And these are King's Features comics, too, so if they didn't there would be nowhere else I could get them in real time, or even look at their three-year-plus archive.
If you have a modern Windows keyboard, you can do Windows+R instead. That saves time as well. I've got my dad launching winmine and mshearts from Run, in any case.:)
In all honesty... would you rather trust yourself to the "brilliant" Cuban medical system or to the United States medical system? I guess it would depend on the kind of work being done.
The one thing that sticks with me about government-funded medical systems is in Tom Clancy's Patriot Games (I think) where Cathy Ryan complains that in the UK (yeah, good old modern UK) two doctors went out for lunch while leaving a patient anesthezised. (That wasn't spelled right, was it?) Now, this may be fiction, but I believe it has some basis in fact, and while all medical systems probably have their dirty little secrets, I think I'd rather trust American for-profit ones: They'll at least cure you, even if they start playing insurance games and charging you an arm and a leg for services...
You realize, of course, Mr. Expert, that the periodic whining complaints about streets being made into roads makes just about no difference whatsoever? As long as the property doesn't suffer excessive traffic noise along its road, then you can deal with it.
Particularly effective SC4 traffic strategies usually involve forcing your Sims to take the bus/train/subway/monorail by making it the only reasonable route out of a development... include a good Parking Garage for people who aren't right near the stations... Your development's exit should be headed in the opposite direction from the way your Sims want to go, and place the mass transit exit on the reasonable side.:)
Dude, I did RTFA. And I realize it's not on a direct moonshot. It's not fast enough to do that. Which was kind of my point. (Well, OK, raw speed isn't really the deal so much as power, but you get the idea.)
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Not necessarily, just the executives at VeriSign. (rimshot)
What is this chip and who uses it? =/
SAVE THE LAUNCH TOWER! Save the launchtower. Mayor Goldie Wilson is sponsoring an initiative to replace that launchpad. Thirty years ago lightning struck that tower and the rockets haven't launched since. We at the Hill Valley Preservation Society believe that it should be preserved EXACTLY the way it is, as part of our hist-
There you go lady, have a quarter.
Thank you young man, don't forget to take a flier. Save the launch-tower!
Windows sure gets the login screen faster, but then it takes forever to load all the additional junk that Windoze needs.
Dude, if someone rolled it back... instead of just reverting... (admins can do that) then it wouldn't show up.
Forget Recent Changes. Monitor #enrc.wikipedia on irc.FreeNode.net. Or use a Watchlist to take care of your favorite articles.
It's not the cash reserves of Microsoft... Just think what the government could do what that sort of dough! :)
This is like the Linux pronouncing debates 3 or 4 years ago (Lie-nux vs. LEE-nux vs Lin-ux) In the end, it doesn't matter because new users are going to pronounce it how it looks. :)
The guy next door at my dorm always pronounces it "MoZEEla." But at least he uses it
I'm pretty sure that was a joke, son.
My ThinkPad will do ten-hour battery life... ... with the screen off ... :)
I can't wait for Beauty and the Beast e^(i*pi)+1.
I believe his implication is that the existing antivirus companies could feasibly be behind viruses such as this.
On the contrary. If the USPS did handle patents, then we wouldn't have this problem, because they'd mangle or lose all the paperwork in transit.
Darn. I used to like the Seattle-PI. They run two of my favorite comic strips online. And these are King's Features comics, too, so if they didn't there would be nowhere else I could get them in real time, or even look at their three-year-plus archive.
who saw iMac and eMac and thought "Escape Meta Alt Control Shift"? :) Just not a Mac fan I guess. =/
They could probably make up some twisted excuse about it being the reason they lost all their source code files. =/
If you have a modern Windows keyboard, you can do Windows+R instead. That saves time as well. I've got my dad launching winmine and mshearts from Run, in any case. :)
Or a poll. =b
I would expect he has several machines with different distros like any well-funded geek might.
In all honesty... would you rather trust yourself to the "brilliant" Cuban medical system or to the United States medical system? I guess it would depend on the kind of work being done.
The one thing that sticks with me about government-funded medical systems is in Tom Clancy's Patriot Games (I think) where Cathy Ryan complains that in the UK (yeah, good old modern UK) two doctors went out for lunch while leaving a patient anesthezised. (That wasn't spelled right, was it?) Now, this may be fiction, but I believe it has some basis in fact, and while all medical systems probably have their dirty little secrets, I think I'd rather trust American for-profit ones:
They'll at least cure you, even if they start playing insurance games and charging you an arm and a leg for services...
OK... Anyone with scientific knowledge care to indicate how hematite in an area indicates the past presence of water? I'm fascinated, but clueless.
but in the US, wouldn't the authorities soon be all over you for conspiring to fix prices if you did that sort of thing?
You realize, of course, Mr. Expert, that the periodic whining complaints about streets being made into roads makes just about no difference whatsoever? As long as the property doesn't suffer excessive traffic noise along its road, then you can deal with it. :)
Particularly effective SC4 traffic strategies usually involve forcing your Sims to take the bus/train/subway/monorail by making it the only reasonable route out of a development... include a good Parking Garage for people who aren't right near the stations... Your development's exit should be headed in the opposite direction from the way your Sims want to go, and place the mass transit exit on the reasonable side.
Yeah, Sim City 4: Rush Hour has traffic with sources and desinations. :)
Dude, I did RTFA. And I realize it's not on a direct moonshot. It's not fast enough to do that. Which was kind of my point. (Well, OK, raw speed isn't really the deal so much as power, but you get the idea.)