However the population (as in population density) on Earth surface does have a center (as in mass center). It is somewhere close to mountain Everest, I think.
Well, Russia will still be able to launch Soyuzes, as well as dock them to the ISS. It is just NASA won't be able to take a ride on them, because NASA won't be able to pay for them.
Do not submerge the Large Hadron Collider into a luquid, even partially. Do not look into the other end of the Large Hadron Collider. And most importantly, bzzzthhh.
That's not to say that we couldn't find some relatively inexpensive, safe ways to improve mileage.
When driving in my city, I have a feeling that whoever programs the street lights must be in pocket of the oil companies. A few optimizations here and there might save a lot of gas and time for the drivers. There is NOT a single street in my city with such a simple thing as the "green wave", which is the green light all the way for some optimal speed. Rather, there are plenty of streets with the "red waves" when you have to stop at every fucking intersection.
Did I mention that street lights in my city drive me nuts? I wish I could get away with shooting every red light with a shotgun.
So you are referring to the data overhead. What is about Hubble? I am pretty sure to send 1MB or raw data it actually transfers much more than that, redundancy checks, etc...
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However the population (as in population density) on Earth surface does have a center (as in mass center). It is somewhere close to mountain Everest, I think.
Please please I need to know if tin foil causes cancer or not.
about a millionth of a meter across.
What is it, like a microyard?
''The US doesn't want to pay it any more. ''
Well the US can't get it for free either.
Well, Russia will still be able to launch Soyuzes, as well as dock them to the ISS. It is just NASA won't be able to take a ride on them, because NASA won't be able to pay for them.
I am pretty sure Chinese call their country Translation Server Error
Some signs don't even need a translation.
You may think twice before sending something abroad via mail
How about the effects on fertility? Oh wait, this is Slashdot.
ChiWriter?
The warm feeling award goes to submitter of this
Is it possible to organize a minute of silence on the Slashdot? Oh well, I know the answer.
Do not submerge the Large Hadron Collider into a luquid, even partially. Do not look into the other end of the Large Hadron Collider. And most importantly, bzzzthhh.
Look up seiche.
The thing however is that it was not a tsunami, but a seiche.
I see a lot of things changed since WW2.
I found out years later that I was actually (and still am) suffering from a rare sleep disorder
Well, with me, it was my liver that was out of order
Yeah! That judgement was what I was waiting for, collecting those AOL CDs. Now I can finally sell them!
That's not to say that we couldn't find some relatively inexpensive, safe ways to improve mileage.
When driving in my city, I have a feeling that whoever programs the street lights must be in pocket of the oil companies. A few optimizations here and there might save a lot of gas and time for the drivers. There is NOT a single street in my city with such a simple thing as the "green wave", which is the green light all the way for some optimal speed. Rather, there are plenty of streets with the "red waves" when you have to stop at every fucking intersection. Did I mention that street lights in my city drive me nuts? I wish I could get away with shooting every red light with a shotgun.
I think you misunderstand how BSOD works. It never appears when you expect it. It is very similar to the Spanish inquisition.
So you are referring to the data overhead. What is about Hubble? I am pretty sure to send 1MB or raw data it actually transfers much more than that, redundancy checks, etc...
Patently owned.
Plus, I'm PAYING FOR THIS CLASS. A LOT!!
And he is getting paid very little...
Slashdot should change its background to flashing blue. This way I can reload the home page all night, not just when I am at work.
When Vista came out the DRM changed its status from DNF to DOA. With SP1, it is now DNR.