See the BBC documentary "The great global warming swindle" Only after that you should be allowed to may any kinds of public comments regarding global warming.
OK. So I just watched it. Does that mean I'm now allowed to comment on what a transparently deceptive program that was?
Also, I've read a few peer-reviewed journal articles in my time, and I know that they're pretty persuasive about global warming being caused by humans.
(As an aside, if we ever need to kill Edward Tufte, I think that film would be sufficient to do it)
Did anyone else see the Adobe Notes thing? John Nack basically admits that Adobe's help system is useless and wants you to write notes to remind you how to do things in Photoshop.
Here's a practical example. Let's say you go into Photoshop's Unsharp Mask dialog box. "Amount" is straightforward, but what the hell do "Radius" and "Threshold" mean, exactly?
I don't know, but you know what should be able to tell me? The help system.
Sanford Wallace was a scourge on the internet in 1995. He sued AOL in 1996. He tried to make a pro-spam backbone for the internet in 1997. He was heavily involved in junk faxes, presumably before 1991, when they were outlawed.
Ralsky is a major spammer, yes, but the King of Spam? Sanford.
Who is Alan Ralsky? The Spam King is, was, and forever shall be Sanford Wallace.
With the Duke of Crass being Scott Richter and the Earl of Insanity being Roddy ``Time Traveller'' Todino.
The higher level supervising program went to consult one of its own look-up tables to find out what the low level supervising program was meant to be supervising.
It couldn't find the look-up table.
Odd.
It looked again. All it got was an error message. It tried to look up the error message in its error message look-up table and couldn't find that either. It allowed a couple of nanoseconds to go by while it went through all this again. Then it woke up its sector function supervisor.
The sector function supervisor hit immediate problems. It called its supervising agent which hit problems too. Within a few millionths of a second virtual circuits that had lain dormant, some for years, some for centuries, were flaring into life throughout the ship. Something, somewhere, had gone terribly wrong, but none of the supervising programs could tell what it was. At every level, vital instructions were missing, and the instructions about what to do in the event of discovering that vital instructions were missing, were also missing.
They're not tourists. The problem states that there's only one reason why *you* would be there. You cannot assume that the same is true for the other people, who have come from neighboring islands.
Beg pardon? If I take my Craftman drill and an infinitely long bit and drill it through the center of the Earth, certainly the remaining volume will be different than if I take the same drill and bit and run it through Jupiter.
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Given the low resolution of the games and the other games they were playing, I was expecting the original Duke Nukem.
I suppose it would make sense that Treves would make something that looks like an elephant.
Silent reading is a very new concept, and I'd much rather see people encouraging public reading than silent reading.
That said, it looks like Kindle may need headphones to do TTS. Boo!
See the BBC documentary "The great global warming swindle"
Only after that you should be allowed to may any kinds of public comments regarding global warming.
OK. So I just watched it. Does that mean I'm now allowed to comment on what a transparently deceptive program that was?
Also, I've read a few peer-reviewed journal articles in my time, and I know that they're pretty persuasive about global warming being caused by humans.
(As an aside, if we ever need to kill Edward Tufte, I think that film would be sufficient to do it)
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senator-bedfellow
Just add .mit.edu
The Many-Worlds interpretation of quantum physics "stipulates"[1] that the universe is a super-position of "possible worlds".
Go read up on the Copenhagen Interpretation. Many Worlds is not necessary (and is not generally accepted) to explain superposition.
Ding dong, is the wicked witch finally dead yet?
It ain't over `till it's over, and the Munchkin Coroner is not yet ready to aver that SCO's not merely dead, but really most sincerely dead.
But I hear he's ordering new parchment.
Did anyone else see the Adobe Notes thing? John Nack basically admits that Adobe's help system is useless and wants you to write notes to remind you how to do things in Photoshop.
Here's a practical example. Let's say you go into Photoshop's Unsharp Mask dialog box. "Amount" is straightforward, but what the hell do "Radius" and "Threshold" mean, exactly?
I don't know, but you know what should be able to tell me? The help system.
Didn't the MPAA consider using detector vans, like when the BSA rolled out its pirate software detector vans? I hear you can get them real cheap from the Ministry of Housinge.
Ralsky did some fraud, but I don't think he even touched spam until Wallace had come and gone.
I beg your pardon?
Sanford Wallace was a scourge on the internet in 1995. He sued AOL in 1996. He tried to make a pro-spam backbone for the internet in 1997. He was heavily involved in junk faxes, presumably before 1991, when they were outlawed.
Ralsky is a major spammer, yes, but the King of Spam? Sanford.
Robby Todino, not Roddy. Sorry about that.
Who is Alan Ralsky? The Spam King is, was, and forever shall be Sanford Wallace. With the Duke of Crass being Scott Richter and the Earl of Insanity being Roddy ``Time Traveller'' Todino.
I did vote Libertarian. Doesn't make me feel any better about this bill.
Meant to say, this is from Chapter 1 of Mostly Harmless.
The higher level supervising program went to consult one of its own look-up tables to find out what the low level supervising program was meant to be supervising.
It couldn't find the look-up table.
Odd.
It looked again. All it got was an error message. It tried to look up the error message in its error message look-up table and couldn't find that either. It allowed a couple of nanoseconds to go by while it went through all this again. Then it woke up its sector function supervisor.
The sector function supervisor hit immediate problems. It called its supervising agent which hit problems too. Within a few millionths of a second virtual circuits that had lain dormant, some for years, some for centuries, were flaring into life throughout the ship. Something, somewhere, had gone terribly wrong, but none of the supervising programs could tell what it was. At every level, vital instructions were missing, and the instructions about what to do in the event of discovering that vital instructions were missing, were also missing.
Here's My review. It's more balanced. Bottom line: it was a fun film, but it wasn't stellar filmmaking.
100,000 years humans did not walk in asia
And did those teeth, in ancient time, walk upon England's mountains green.
It looks like they're still using XFree86. Are they planning to change?
Scott Kurtz's idea of a scary gadget
So there isn't enough information.
They're not tourists. The problem states that there's only one reason why *you* would be there. You cannot assume that the same is true for the other people, who have come from neighboring islands.
Hint: you're told the hole is exactly 10 inches long.
No, you're not! It's ``A ten-inch hole.'' That typically means ten inches in diameter.
Beg pardon? If I take my Craftman drill and an infinitely long bit and drill it through the center of the Earth, certainly the remaining volume will be different than if I take the same drill and bit and run it through Jupiter.
Oh, forgot to mention--got this from Discover Magazine.