it looks like all you have to do to stop these is to tip the thing over. The other question... what would an intruder actually have to stop it from doing? running into its legs?
"I'm curious as to how the cost of living in India compares to that of the United States"
It says that generally India is worse off, because it says that even a white-collar job doesn't usually make enough to afford a similar quality of life as in America. However, jobs that are taken in from other countries can give more than enough income yet still be a bargain for the original country (e.g. the/.er who will program C++ for $3 an hour)
I remember reading one of the Internet for Dummies a long long time ago. Anyway, the last point under "What the Internet Isn't" was
"The Internet is not a breakfast cereal. Yet."
money is a big deal, and the sooner that space exploration brings back a quick profit, the sooner that you will have several companies developing spaceships, which will of course develop the technology. the x prize is an excellent way to encourage efficient (money-saving) technology because the dollar amount is low enough that these enterprises will have to cut costs.
Well it does says that in the article that it will take more fuel overall to launch from the moon, there is a possible use for launching from the moon. By landing and refueling on the Moon, a spacecraft could have less space allocated for fuel, which could result in either a larger amount of room, or a faster, smaller ship. This would require the previous launch of fuel ships to the Moon, which would raise the cost. This is probably justifiable if allows quicker trips to Mars or room for more goodies.
"The Betamax was a product that allowed consumers to make copies. The defendants operate services which facilitate both unauthorized distribution as well as copying, and that continuing network is fundamentally different"
it's possible to distribute copyrighted material using a VCR. it's also possible to do this with blank cds. but with p2p programs, the problem is that the vast majority of users use it for illegal reasons.
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when I was in Columbus they didn't even have buttons. It would just automatically show the walk symbol.
to they actually take a skeleton? or do they grind up a bunch of bones to make a kind of solid substance?
all of you hard-working Slashdot readers :)
those people getting first posts are definitely not hard-working people
it also removes people from social interaction, which is vital for mental health. /. and that explains why we are so weird..
apply that to
it looks like all you have to do to stop these is to tip the thing over. The other question... what would an intruder actually have to stop it from doing? running into its legs?
an intelligent hamster controlled MIDI sequencer ;)
as opposed to a nonintelligent hamster?
just because the innocent have nothing to hide, means that there is no reason for giving up our rights of privacy.
"I'm curious as to how the cost of living in India compares to that of the United States" /.er who will program C++ for $3 an hour)
It says that generally India is worse off, because it says that even a white-collar job doesn't usually make enough to afford a similar quality of life as in America. However, jobs that are taken in from other countries can give more than enough income yet still be a bargain for the original country (e.g. the
i prefer a notepad. for like 2 bucks you can also get a "pen" which you can enter in data in directly. it doesnt take much battery power either.
oh i only briefly looked through the site, but is there a list of games (with genres) on the site?
1. Write song with my cell phone number in it. 2. ????? 3. Profit!
I remember reading one of the Internet for Dummies a long long time ago. Anyway, the last point under "What the Internet Isn't" was
"The Internet is not a breakfast cereal. Yet."
is ucsdprofessor.com good site for me (as a UCSD student obviously) and it would be cool if all universities had things like this.
for one that can record video. :)
in the long term, a foreign country succeeding will make the entire world better...
of course in the long term, we'll all be dead.
very realistic Elvis lookalikes.
Bancroft wrote that nothing other than testosterone can increase penis size.
hmm wonder if you can sell testosterone?
money is a big deal, and the sooner that space exploration brings back a quick profit, the sooner that you will have several companies developing spaceships, which will of course develop the technology. the x prize is an excellent way to encourage efficient (money-saving) technology because the dollar amount is low enough that these enterprises will have to cut costs.
70 channels seems kindof low. shouldnt they be able to get more than cable tv?
my theory that the most dangerous people are people who are bored.
Well it does says that in the article that it will take more fuel overall to launch from the moon, there is a possible use for launching from the moon. By landing and refueling on the Moon, a spacecraft could have less space allocated for fuel, which could result in either a larger amount of room, or a faster, smaller ship. This would require the previous launch of fuel ships to the Moon, which would raise the cost. This is probably justifiable if allows quicker trips to Mars or room for more goodies.
"The Betamax was a product that allowed consumers to make copies. The defendants operate services which facilitate both unauthorized distribution as well as copying, and that continuing network is fundamentally different"
it's possible to distribute copyrighted material using a VCR. it's also possible to do this with blank cds. but with p2p programs, the problem is that the vast majority of users use it for illegal reasons.
i personally think today's article is a good example of a bad buisiness move http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/01/30/155923 8&mode=thread&tid=188
if one could mess up one poll booth really easily what is the point of voting? hoping that your booth wasn't the unlucky one?
i'm sure being slahdotted is going to help their problem of having too much traffic...