"In a nutshell many companies are twisting their minds all out of shape as to how best combine the smart phone, smart tablet and smart book into as cheap and easily connectible system as possible."
Is THAT what they're doing? Oh. Ok, well that's fairly easy, take the PCMCIA dock out of my thinkpad and let me stuff my phone in there. Problem solved on so many levels.
Exactly. The species problem really isn't that hard, in a nutshell it's what the expert(s) in that field say it is. Sometimes the difference in species is a tiny dot of color, other times to very dissimilar forms are the same species, but these are edge cases, in general if there's a way to tell two things apart, they're different species; what's often left out is the temporal notion of this - species change and grade into each other all the time. H. sapiens and Neanderthal met all the requirements for being different species.
Doctors are just glorified mechanics good for repairing acute mechanical injuries but it should be clear from the almost zero progress on chronic disease they're not the end all be all. It's not like they're molecular biologists or something.
This is "relativistic time" that Einstein hinted at and examples abound in nature: the earth is always 6000 years old and new TLDs are two years away from whenever you ask; the latter has been true since 1996.
The difference is, you're not gonna be certified organic if you're growing on top of a gas station or factory that was bulldozed but left oil, mercury, dioxin or who knows what in the soil as the soil has to be tested and certified as part of certification. It's a whole lot more than just no pesticides.
One cold argue that it'd be easier to rewrite their shit so it just amounts to a DHT put and a get and they're done. But they're pretty lost sold it seems.
If you demod something that did exactly what they wanted and had it's own API (JS under node would be about right) I have a feeling their API would go the way of the ISO protocols...
Duh. Why do you think they're willing to pay 150K for two easy apps. But it's still a good idea, they get to pick from a bunch and might find a clever one.
All their deliverables so far reek of cluelessness, but that's ok, they can be taught.
It would have been "bloody" not "dang" or possibly even "bloody bastard" had it been said with a Welsh accent.
But you bloody well know that, don't you boyo?
What if the guy worse than Hitler was taken care of by somebody going back in time and we don't even know he was born?
What we need is a baby T-Rex in amber.
Best comment in that thread: "03/14/12 at 2:36 pm How many times do they have to tell us they are going to do this?"
They said they were going to clone the Thylacine a decade ago.
It's nothing to do with spam. It's so the intellectual property crowd can sue the right person.
Think! Who else in the domain ecosystem needs to know exactly who you are?
"In a nutshell many companies are twisting their minds all out of shape as to how best combine the smart phone, smart tablet and smart book into as cheap and easily connectible system as possible."
Is THAT what they're doing? Oh. Ok, well that's fairly easy, take the PCMCIA dock out of my thinkpad and let me stuff my phone in there. Problem solved on so many levels.
Disagree. Links are underlined and a different color (to differentiate from plain underline)
Un-underlined links don't look like links and I'd guess at best 0.0004% of the world does that.
What he said. Holy crap...
Exactly. The species problem really isn't that hard, in a nutshell it's what the expert(s) in that field say it is. Sometimes the difference in species is a tiny dot of color, other times to very dissimilar forms are the same species, but these are edge cases, in general if there's a way to tell two things apart, they're different species; what's often left out is the temporal notion of this - species change and grade into each other all the time. H. sapiens and Neanderthal met all the requirements for being different species.
Doctors are just glorified mechanics good for repairing acute mechanical injuries but it should be clear from the almost zero progress on chronic disease they're not the end all be all. It's not like they're molecular biologists or something.
Actually it was Albany and we fucking burned it to the ground which it was why it was moved to DC.
No, we can't do it again so stop asking. We get this all the time. Eh.
This is "relativistic time" that Einstein hinted at and examples abound in nature: the earth is always 6000 years old and new TLDs are two years away from whenever you ask; the latter has been true since 1996.
Better than that, read on up the genesis and evolution of Christianity. Christians don't and would be in for a bit of a shock if they did.
"God and the devil are the same thing, the devil is in the details"
The difference is, you're not gonna be certified organic if you're growing on top of a gas station or factory that was bulldozed but left oil, mercury, dioxin or who knows what in the soil as the soil has to be tested and certified as part of certification. It's a whole lot more than just no pesticides.
It also helps when they don't measure nitrate content of freshly fertilized food. Which hot dog company paid for this?
You're describing one part of the nitrogen cycle, what happens depends on the amount of oxygen and there are a couple of pathways here.
I call bullshit. Nitrates add to oxidative stress and the link between them and cancer is pretty well studied.
http://scholar.google.ca/scholar?hl=en&q=cancer+nitrates&btnG=&as_sdt=1%2C5&as_sdtp=
Disagree. It already has.
What it hasn't fixed is "schools".
Tell you what, write the manual and get a 90% refund on the price of the free software you're using.
" The meme ''read the code'' is not always a good one, especially if the code has few comments or just says ''how'' rather than ''why''."
"Comments lie. Code never lies" - Keith Doyle
I'm old enough to remember suggesting to Halley "hey, try looking over there."
Very.
Japanesium.
It has a nice beat and you can dance to it.
Yup.
One cold argue that it'd be easier to rewrite their shit so it just amounts to a DHT put and a get and they're done. But they're pretty lost sold it seems.
If you demod something that did exactly what they wanted and had it's own API (JS under node would be about right) I have a feeling their API would go the way of the ISO protocols...
Duh. Why do you think they're willing to pay 150K for two easy apps. But it's still a good idea, they get to pick from a bunch and might find a clever one.
All their deliverables so far reek of cluelessness, but that's ok, they can be taught.