Direct unfiltered sunlight indoors doesn't look yellow, it's almost pure white.
Sun's spectrum is very close to the ideal black-body spectrum with the color temperature is about 5000K. So 5000K CFL will look almost exactly like the real sunlight.
It's much more stricter now. For one thing, they don't sell certs to individual, only to companies. And they also physically mail you a USB signing device for driver signing, not just a certificate.
It has happened with the parent company of my own company. It turned out that BSA needs proof-of-purchase and original media with license numbers printed on disks IS NOT a proof-of-purchase.
Hmm... I was allowed to do almost anything when I was 9.
Both my parents had a job and I was free to do almost anything after the school. Also, we had no phone and there was so way to check me during daytime. More than a half of my classmates also were in a similar situation.
It was possible for Apollo to quickly travel through the least dangerous parts of radiation belts. It's also should be possible to move ISS through radiation belts without crew.
But I can't imagine an orbit which won't have to pass through dense radiation belts and be able to pass close to the Earth.
Have you ever tried, you know, to read a book on a bus?
On top of that- cars, to a large portion of the population, are freedom. Freedom to go where you want, when you want. Freedom to live where you want. Freedom to just say "fuck it" one day and go on a road trip.
So why not hop on a train and ride for a couple of hours in a random direction?
Freedom from the clock- I don't have to leave the bar with my friends to make that last 10:30 pm bus, I can stay til closing time (assume I'm sober for this one). There is no substitute for this.
Ever heard of such thing as a 'taxi'? It also has an added bonus: you don't need to be sober.
It has several 'killer features': 1) "Duplicate session" from context menu. 2) More terminal settings and EASY configuration. 3) Ability to save different configuration for each host.
BTW: Putty works just fine in Linux. There's also GTK2 port of Putty for which I'm creating Ubuntu package.
So? I don't understand how 'scale' correlates with 'quality'.
MS support is downright mediocre. It took as several days to get to the engineer responsible for a bug that we encountered (incorrect handling of certain IPX/SPX packets).
However, RedHat offers THE best support I've ever seen. Novell is also pretty good.
I use several computers (at home and at work). Of course, I can use online bookmark synchronization service (I'm too lazy to setup my own bookmark server) but this kinda defeats the whole idea of privacy.
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Nope. ANY superconductor has zero resistance. That's actually a part of definition for a superconductor.
Even high-temperature ones (with some caveats near critical temperature and in strong magnetic fields) have zero resistance.
No. Superconductors generate exactly ZERO ohmic heating when current passes through them.
Not "some", but absolutely ZERO heating.
There's svndumpfilter - it can completely obliterate selected files. A complete dump/load cycle requires a bit of time, though.
See: http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=516
Frankly, that's a pretty stupid reason to chose CVS over SVN.
Perceptions.
Direct unfiltered sunlight indoors doesn't look yellow, it's almost pure white.
Sun's spectrum is very close to the ideal black-body spectrum with the color temperature is about 5000K. So 5000K CFL will look almost exactly like the real sunlight.
They can be, of course. But it is much harder now - they learned from that mistake.
It's much more stricter now. For one thing, they don't sell certs to individual, only to companies. And they also physically mail you a USB signing device for driver signing, not just a certificate.
They can. And the do.
It has happened with the parent company of my own company. It turned out that BSA needs proof-of-purchase and original media with license numbers printed on disks IS NOT a proof-of-purchase.
Have you ever tried to buy, say, Microsoft code signing certificate?
Well, try it.
A quick question: how do you think people lived before the invention of cellphones?
Hmm... I was allowed to do almost anything when I was 9.
Both my parents had a job and I was free to do almost anything after the school. Also, we had no phone and there was so way to check me during daytime. More than a half of my classmates also were in a similar situation.
They are mostly synonyms.
"Pochva" means a part of Earth's crust on which plants can grow.
"Grunt" means any soil.
PS: Russian is my native language.
Stress from Moon's gravity assist is negligible and in any case can be worked around by slowly matching Moon's orbit.
It'll have to pass radiation belts regularly.
It was possible for Apollo to quickly travel through the least dangerous parts of radiation belts. It's also should be possible to move ISS through radiation belts without crew.
But I can't imagine an orbit which won't have to pass through dense radiation belts and be able to pass close to the Earth.
Fairly close at about 150 millions of textured triangles/second :)
However, lighting, shadows and REAL textures cut that down to about 10-20 millions.
Try to use a _small_ reading device: PDA or mobile phone. Works wonders for me...
Do you like carsickness?
???
Do trains go to the mountains?
Sure.
Do they let you feel the wind in you hair and hear the radio up?
A lot of trains have windows which can be opened.
DO they leave when you want go go, and go where you want to go? No? Not comparable then.
Cars also do not allow you to leave and go there you want to go. They allow you to go there the roads are present. Sorry, but this is just pathetic.
If you REALLY want to enjoy nature - then pack a knapsack, take a tent and go on foot.
Also, you can always rent a car for a day or two.
If you do that even twice a month for a decent distance, there goes your cost savings from the bus
Then choose a bar nearby.
I've never had a fun bus ride.
Have you ever tried, you know, to read a book on a bus?
On top of that- cars, to a large portion of the population, are freedom. Freedom to go where you want, when you want. Freedom to live where you want. Freedom to just say "fuck it" one day and go on a road trip.
So why not hop on a train and ride for a couple of hours in a random direction?
Freedom from the clock- I don't have to leave the bar with my friends to make that last 10:30 pm bus, I can stay til closing time (assume I'm sober for this one). There is no substitute for this.
Ever heard of such thing as a 'taxi'? It also has an added bonus: you don't need to be sober.
Nope.
Until recently DJB-ware had a very, shall we say, peculiar license (i.e. no license at all). The grandparent was referring to this fact.
Uhm...
DJB-ware is now in _public_ _domain_. That's even more liberal than the BSD license.
So, update your /etc/hate file with newer facts...
It has several 'killer features':
1) "Duplicate session" from context menu.
2) More terminal settings and EASY configuration.
3) Ability to save different configuration for each host.
BTW: Putty works just fine in Linux. There's also GTK2 port of Putty for which I'm creating Ubuntu package.
Good point!
IMHO, _UNCONDITIONAL_ immunity is too much.
Conditional immunity under controlled conditions with proper checks is fine.j
So? I don't understand how 'scale' correlates with 'quality'.
MS support is downright mediocre. It took as several days to get to the engineer responsible for a bug that we encountered (incorrect handling of certain IPX/SPX packets).
However, RedHat offers THE best support I've ever seen. Novell is also pretty good.
Scala has actors, which are allow you to do something _like_ green threads: http://lamp.epfl.ch/~phaller/doc/ActorsTutorial.html
I use several computers (at home and at work). Of course, I can use online bookmark synchronization service (I'm too lazy to setup my own bookmark server) but this kinda defeats the whole idea of privacy.
In Denmark, Sweden and other European countries the official religion is more or less just a tradition.
Church used to be a powerful force there. But not anymore. Now it's just a shadow of former self.
So it's just easier to let it die peacefully.