Except that top performing Intel chips use more power than top performing AMD chips. You could have made that argument when it was p3's vs tbirds, but not anymore. Maybe you didn't know that, or maybe you are just a FUD monkey. I really don't know.
Maybe you didn't read that the Xbox uses a celeron.
Well, at least the Google translator is doing well, repeated use seems to have generated: Employees carp that Google is morphing in strange and nerve-racking ways.
Basically anyone literate in one language can copy ASCII characters from a signpost onto a notepad, and then punch those into a keyboard. Even if her culture doesn't use the ASCII set in normal daily activities (which about everyone in America, Europe, and Japan does), then the shapes are at least simple enough to copy geometrically.
Why should they have to learn another character set? The same argument could be made in reverse, which you in fact do:
But if 16-bit charsets are allowed in DNS, we could get hostnames composed of 3 Chinese characters and two Arabic ones, and which a Russian or Briton will be incapable of processing without tremendous pain.
But those characters could be very simple to copy geometrically!
If the power is gone, the communications are gone anyways, so where is the issue?
I was over in the US when the recent blackout occurred. I still had about an hours worth of net access after the blackout occurred thanks to backup power on the network and the battery in my powerbook. So it's not necessarily gone.
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Or the Boer war which many parts of the British empire were involved with during a low part of a cycle. Anything can look significant if you pick and choose.
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It doesn't matter whether we're talking about SCO, Microsoft, the DMCA, RIAA, or Michael Jackson.
Well the RIAA and Michael Jackson have been going after little kids, but Microsoft?
Except that top performing Intel chips use more power than top performing AMD chips. You could have made that argument when it was p3's vs tbirds, but not anymore. Maybe you didn't know that, or maybe you are just a FUD monkey. I really don't know.
Maybe you didn't read that the Xbox uses a celeron.
does it cook a turkey in under 3 1/2 hours?
No, the Xbox has a Celeron, which is not from AMD.
If you're a die hard Zipf's law fan you probably have Wentian Li's Zipf law page bookmarked.
Well I don't know about Google growing up, but trouble brewing is at Google.
As long as people hold on to the association of the word "Google" with "searching" they will have no problem.
Yes, just like how they held onto "Netscape" with "the web" when Internet Exploitable was bundled into Windows.
Well, at least the Google translator is doing well, repeated use seems to have generated: Employees carp that Google is morphing in strange and nerve-racking ways.
Anyone else have visions of DMCA notification letters being folded into origami statues of liberty?
Yeah, about as interesting as a lighted candle inserted rectally.
How did you find out about ARIA's "business tactics"?
You've just inspired me. I am going to try the opposite strategy and write a book for a large illiterate audience. Looks like I just found calling.
So, you want to work for Playboy...
Secrets of 'The King'. Can't break this hobbit: Will Frodo destroy the ring? Will Aragorn wear the crown?
Yes, those are well kept secrets.
Basically anyone literate in one language can copy ASCII characters from a signpost onto a notepad, and then punch those into a keyboard. Even if her culture doesn't use the ASCII set in normal daily activities (which about everyone in America, Europe, and Japan does), then the shapes are at least simple enough to copy geometrically.
Why should they have to learn another character set? The same argument could be made in reverse, which you in fact do:
But if 16-bit charsets are allowed in DNS, we could get hostnames composed of 3 Chinese characters and two Arabic ones, and which a Russian or Briton will be incapable of processing without tremendous pain.
But those characters could be very simple to copy geometrically!
No offense, but if you are taking trolls seriously you need to write some simple automation scripts in shell or perl to remind yourself not to.
You call that a flame war? ;)
and is 90% identical to SVG.
Well, that goes without saying: it's from Microsoft!
If the power is gone, the communications are gone anyways, so where is the issue?
I was over in the US when the recent blackout occurred. I still had about an hours worth of net access after the blackout occurred thanks to backup power on the network and the battery in my powerbook. So it's not necessarily gone.
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Or the Boer war which many parts of the British empire were involved with during a low part of a cycle. Anything can look significant if you pick and choose.
I blame the sunspot cycle for Australia's loss.
Easy, just write down all the wars and revolutions that don't coincide with the sunspots. :)
As easy as one, two, three.
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