he's not wanting just registration, he's after complete identification of the person, so that you can't just keep registering new names, something that shouldn't happen, since the only way to do it would basically require people to have a license to use the internet (or at least post on it). [note that this doesn't really require a license, but registration with a central authority where you'd give some kind of personally identifying information, which as we know could NEVER be abused].
To take myself as an example I take photos with a digital camera that gives me RAW files. Those are 12-bit files, which means 4096 colors per pixel rather than the 256 you get with 8 bit. just to be pedantic, i doubt you're raw files are actually 12bit per pixel, its most probably 12bit per channel per pixel (and in the case of the gimp it was a maximum of 8bit per channel per pixel). this gives you 12bits * 3 channels (assuming RGB here) per pixel, so its a 2^36 colors (68,719,476,736 ) instead of 2^24 colors (16,777,216). still a dramatic change, but i just figured it'd be nice to have the complete numbers there:)
if they can build a replica, what the hell do they need the original for? if they are that advanced they've got far more resources than earth could provide (unless they need slaves)
i can't find it on the source either, but looking at the adblock window in firefox, it most certainly is there, i can't seem to figure out where its coming from though.
thats nothing we've got an old sony tv thats at least 25 years old now, picture tube still working great (gain is only up half way) and its had at least a hundred thousands of hours viewed on it.
If it moves, oil it. If it doesn't move, hit it with a hammer 'til it does move, then oil it.
that should be if its supposed to move, otherwise you stick on as much duct tape as possible until it doesn't move.
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you misunderstood, as sad as it is, we're all descendants of the people from the B-Ark, we don't get to send one out
nope, its most likely layer not laser.
this makes me wonder what happens when you try to use both at the same time?
he's not wanting just registration, he's after complete identification of the person, so that you can't just keep registering new names, something that shouldn't happen, since the only way to do it would basically require people to have a license to use the internet (or at least post on it). [note that this doesn't really require a license, but registration with a central authority where you'd give some kind of personally identifying information, which as we know could NEVER be abused].
CGI = Computer Generated Imagery
We're still working on the food, but here's the formula for open source water, two parts hydrogen, one part oxygen.
he most certainly did create steve. i mean who else was going to bother?
if they can build a replica, what the hell do they need the original for? if they are that advanced they've got far more resources than earth could provide (unless they need slaves)
i can't find it on the source either, but looking at the adblock window in firefox, it most certainly is there, i can't seem to figure out where its coming from though.
and how exactly am i supposed to know when i just ran a virtual stop sign when i don't have a nav system?
i'd like to know too, i never noticed that (adblock++)
umm at least 2 years ago?
http://perl.apache.org/download/index.html
thats what we're here for :)
well lets see, not every family is a dual income one, and many families have these things called "kids"
try more than an average of 16h a day :) (though most of that was in its prime)
thats nothing we've got an old sony tv thats at least 25 years old now, picture tube still working great (gain is only up half way) and its had at least a hundred thousands of hours viewed on it.
it'll never be profitable if you think it isn't worth it to try to make it profitable.
If it moves, oil it. If it doesn't move, hit it with a hammer 'til it does move, then oil it. that should be if its supposed to move, otherwise you stick on as much duct tape as possible until it doesn't move.
plays fine under mplayer
Python apparantly, Perl6 is backwards compatible with Perl5 even though it has many new features
no clue a friend did it for me :)
hmm thats strange, i'm using comcast in the atlanta area and can easily do smtp to other hosts on the internet.
its already been done, just take the video and play back with aalib or libcaca in mplayer!
its just not the same anymore since they took lead paint of the market though, you're still not getting the old fasioned ice cream