It's probabily more like when the zombies and monsters start coming for you your not gonna be game to open the draw, to do so means no gun or light. Maybe its like natural selection, all the marines that tried to get the ducktape from the draw had a zombie sneak up behind them and rip out their ass while they were opening the damn draw.
Penguin suits have always been the "in" look amongst school kids, its a good way to naturally select those who fit in with what we want from society in the future, PENGUINS!!!!!!!
Sadly enough your right, but that doesnt stop anyone from wanting the newest mangas waaaay before they are released into America or for the slower times in countries such as Australia. So bring the thievery on!
Were they speaking in japanese?, cause they may have just been guys dressed up in cos-play. I assume you didnt lift their skirts to check. OR DID YOU?!?!
Most of there problems can happen when wearing scuba gear, your taking a risk while using any of this underwhater gear when not at a professional and even then there are risks. It wouldnt be fun if there wasnt a chance of grusome caffeinated death.
April sure, but what year is this. I've been coding a form of electronic monkey for many years.
The men in black coats just keep bringing me new computers, although each one doesnt work as well as the last. This "Windows" is so far the worst thing yet.
A meteor is the flash of light that a interstellar object causes etering out atmosphere,the stuff going through the atmosphere is called meteoroid if it vapourizes before hitting the ground, or if it lands its called be a meteorite.
When I read this I wanted to skip the rest of class for the day so I could rush home and get Mandrake 10.0. Honestly I'm a die hard Linux supporter but out of laziness I'm still only a newbie, Mandrake is easy for me to set everything I need to, the Internet connection sharing makes my tiny home network a breeze to run and I feel much more secure with the knowledge that I am impervious to script kiddies.
IMO Mandrake is going to become the desktop solution for windows migrators who need to have ease of use as much as anything else.
If Mandrake 10.0 has been advanced as much as 9.2 did from 9.1 then this dist should be getting damn near perfect for what I want. Not that 9.2 is all that far from it. Sigh....if only I had a hill close enough by for me to shout from.
Well you need to assume almost all of the water is recycled otherwise you would have a 1.5 tonne computer. The other stuff may well be the electricity needed to produce it which is a stupid source of data for countries that have other sources (gotta love the Nuclear). Of course some of this is being flat out used. But really if it takes this much for a computer how much does any of our modern appliances use, my guess is not much less.
Well if you think about that even further using most of our current methods of water purification that would mean that close 99% of the stuff left over isn't really water but something else. Companies have to take out any of the nasty liquid stuff and a decent amount of the crud. But I would think if it was low a concentration of water it wouldn't really flow well (bearing in mind the liquid chemicals are removed to save costs).
29 Acres of Farm gets around 2 million litres of water in Australia. It would be much more in other countries.
So it doesn't make all that much sense that 1.5 kilolitres of water would make all that difference to any sort of farming for anything more than a largish garden, crops need a decent amount of water over their whole growth period, not just one watering. To drink sure some places would love that amount of pure water, of course you need to assume that you only have 100 people wanting to drink for 10 days (1.5 litres needed per person).
This amount of water really is nothing, especially considering most of it would be used for cooling so it does not disappear it just rains on someone else's parade.
They have done it, Swinburne Institute of Science made one much larger but the laser required to read it costs many thousands of dollars. (I'm sure other places have made similar things for fun, profit or because they were bored and had nothing better to do.)
The research may only be $75,000. Building something like this is a different matter. Can anyone say 5% of American Defence budget?
Whats worse is it does nothing but give a slight piece of mind. Its like buying SCO licences, they may do nothing at all but someone somewhere will gain sone peace of mind from it.
Great now anyone who buys a cd will have to listen to a 40 year old man tell you to report piracy.
It almost makes me want to get piranted cds more that way.
Well if I am reading this article correctly they will only save around 7.3% so it isnt that much of a gain, more that that would most likely be saved by better fishing practices.
Somehow I doubt that there will be much of a migration into any kind of system such as this.
A large proportion of the fishing industry uses as little technology as possible as break-downs cannot be repaired until the ship returns to port, maybe not until after then. That would mean a large amount of losses for a fishing company. There is no point over complicating things that can be achieved simpily.
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Well it all really depends how long "at a time" last, if its a millisecond between each swap of data it may well be 4MB, on the other hand if its a second it could be 4GB. Could someone elaborate on this somewhat?
I guess its easy to understand that AMD would be running in the red, its prices are really quite low. Even with small production prices I couldnt imagine there would be too much profit for them.
Well as I recall every EVA is incredibly risky, and to do repairs on hubble a few of them need to be done each time. How much science is worth a human life?
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Other than that the blood would become some of the supporting structure of the body, somehow I think that it is more likely to some out of you than be able to support your weight.
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It's probabily more like when the zombies and monsters start coming for you your not gonna be game to open the draw, to do so means no gun or light. Maybe its like natural selection, all the marines that tried to get the ducktape from the draw had a zombie sneak up behind them and rip out their ass while they were opening the damn draw.
Penguin suits have always been the "in" look amongst school kids, its a good way to naturally select those who fit in with what we want from society in the future, PENGUINS!!!!!!!
Sadly enough your right, but that doesnt stop anyone from wanting the newest mangas waaaay before they are released into America or for the slower times in countries such as Australia. So bring the thievery on!
Were they speaking in japanese?, cause they may have just been guys dressed up in cos-play. I assume you didnt lift their skirts to check. OR DID YOU?!?!
They used mice yes, but they wouldn't of used mice teeth, instead they would have grown some people teeth on mice bones.
So we just engineer the Hindus to eat grass. Problem solved.
Most of there problems can happen when wearing scuba gear, your taking a risk while using any of this underwhater gear when not at a professional and even then there are risks. It wouldnt be fun if there wasnt a chance of grusome caffeinated death.
April sure, but what year is this. I've been coding a form of electronic monkey for many years. The men in black coats just keep bringing me new computers, although each one doesnt work as well as the last. This "Windows" is so far the worst thing yet.
A meteor is the flash of light that a interstellar object causes etering out atmosphere,the stuff going through the atmosphere is called meteoroid if it vapourizes before hitting the ground, or if it lands its called be a meteorite.
When I read this I wanted to skip the rest of class for the day so I could rush home and get Mandrake 10.0. Honestly I'm a die hard Linux supporter but out of laziness I'm still only a newbie, Mandrake is easy for me to set everything I need to, the Internet connection sharing makes my tiny home network a breeze to run and I feel much more secure with the knowledge that I am impervious to script kiddies.
IMO Mandrake is going to become the desktop solution for windows migrators who need to have ease of use as much as anything else.
If Mandrake 10.0 has been advanced as much as 9.2 did from 9.1 then this dist should be getting damn near perfect for what I want. Not that 9.2 is all that far from it.
Sigh....if only I had a hill close enough by for me to shout from.
Its easy to get a free lunch you just need to be prepared to eat shit. Its that kind of world.
Considering the amount of farmland any given 1st world country has it really isnt.
Well you need to assume almost all of the water is recycled otherwise you would have a 1.5 tonne computer. The other stuff may well be the electricity needed to produce it which is a stupid source of data for countries that have other sources (gotta love the Nuclear). Of course some of this is being flat out used. But really if it takes this much for a computer how much does any of our modern appliances use, my guess is not much less.
Well if you think about that even further using most of our current methods of water purification that would mean that close 99% of the stuff left over isn't really water but something else. Companies have to take out any of the nasty liquid stuff and a decent amount of the crud. But I would think if it was low a concentration of water it wouldn't really flow well (bearing in mind the liquid chemicals are removed to save costs).
29 Acres of Farm gets around 2 million litres of water in Australia. It would be much more in other countries. So it doesn't make all that much sense that 1.5 kilolitres of water would make all that difference to any sort of farming for anything more than a largish garden, crops need a decent amount of water over their whole growth period, not just one watering. To drink sure some places would love that amount of pure water, of course you need to assume that you only have 100 people wanting to drink for 10 days (1.5 litres needed per person). This amount of water really is nothing, especially considering most of it would be used for cooling so it does not disappear it just rains on someone else's parade.
They have done it, Swinburne Institute of Science made one much larger but the laser required to read it costs many thousands of dollars. (I'm sure other places have made similar things for fun, profit or because they were bored and had nothing better to do.)
The research may only be $75,000. Building something like this is a different matter. Can anyone say 5% of American Defence budget? Whats worse is it does nothing but give a slight piece of mind. Its like buying SCO licences, they may do nothing at all but someone somewhere will gain sone peace of mind from it.
Great now anyone who buys a cd will have to listen to a 40 year old man tell you to report piracy. It almost makes me want to get piranted cds more that way.
Well if I am reading this article correctly they will only save around 7.3% so it isnt that much of a gain, more that that would most likely be saved by better fishing practices.
Somehow I doubt that there will be much of a migration into any kind of system such as this. A large proportion of the fishing industry uses as little technology as possible as break-downs cannot be repaired until the ship returns to port, maybe not until after then. That would mean a large amount of losses for a fishing company. There is no point over complicating things that can be achieved simpily.
Well it all really depends how long "at a time" last, if its a millisecond between each swap of data it may well be 4MB, on the other hand if its a second it could be 4GB. Could someone elaborate on this somewhat?
I guess its easy to understand that AMD would be running in the red, its prices are really quite low. Even with small production prices I couldnt imagine there would be too much profit for them.
A desert full is worth as many as you can get a hold of...............
Well as I recall every EVA is incredibly risky, and to do repairs on hubble a few of them need to be done each time. How much science is worth a human life?
Other than that the blood would become some of the supporting structure of the body, somehow I think that it is more likely to some out of you than be able to support your weight.