For some reason I stubbornly don't use bookmarks often (as when you have too many, they quickly become worthless) so that obscure search term might be in my profile 300 times over the course of a year if it's a site that I visit daily from the office.
Have you tried del.icio.us? I didn't use any kind of bookmark system for exactly the same reason as you, until I found it. It's like google for bookmarks, with the additional advantage of me being able to choose my own weird keywords for entries.
Instead of having a 32-bit browser just for Flash, you could use an external 32-bit process for the plugins, and have the browser itself be 64-bit. That's what Konqueror does.
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Just for the record, "Bossa Nova" is Portuguese, not Spanish. And in Portuguese, "nova" really means "new".
It is actually quite difficult to use KDE without KHTML being installed. Lots of things depend on it. I believe you wouldn't even be able to load KDE without KHTML.
A Litre is a volume unit... Simply 10 cm... Of course, the mass of 1 litre of water will be different depending on the temperature of the water, but yet 1 litre = 10 cm...
If you change the temperature of something, its volume will change. So, there's no circular reference...
KDE has no hardcoded shortcuts. When you run it for the first time, it will ask you whether you want the default behavior or want settings close to UNIX, Windows or MacOS.
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Given the dups which will surely happen during the week, I don't think it is wise to say it lasts only one day per year...
Recently as in "while reading TFA"? It mentions "World of Datecraft".
For some reason I stubbornly don't use bookmarks often (as when you have too many, they quickly become worthless) so that obscure search term might be in my profile 300 times over the course of a year if it's a site that I visit daily from the office.
Have you tried del.icio.us? I didn't use any kind of bookmark system for exactly the same reason as you, until I found it. It's like google for bookmarks, with the additional advantage of me being able to choose my own weird keywords for entries.
Try representing 1/3 in any finite number of digits.
:)
0.3. All you need is base 9
I imagined an enormous amoeba-like structure 201 million light-years wide and made up of galaxies and large bubbles of gas.
Instead of having a 32-bit browser just for Flash, you could use an external 32-bit process for the plugins, and have the browser itself be 64-bit. That's what Konqueror does.
Just for the record, "Bossa Nova" is Portuguese, not Spanish. And in Portuguese, "nova" really means "new".
It is actually quite difficult to use KDE without KHTML being installed. Lots of things depend on it. I believe you wouldn't even be able to load KDE without KHTML.
int i;
i = 0; i = 1;
i = 2; i = 3;
i = 4; i = 5;
i = 6; i = 7;
i = 8; i = 9;
Well, it's actually:
:)
"There are only 10 types of people: those who understand octal, those who don't, and six other types of morons."
Damn, Microsoft has a trademark on "X++"... I'll now have to change large portions of code to read "x++ /* ® */;"
A Litre is a volume unit... Simply 10 cm... Of course, the mass of 1 litre of water will be different depending on the temperature of the water, but yet 1 litre = 10 cm... If you change the temperature of something, its volume will change. So, there's no circular reference...
Konqueror has no problem at all rendering that page. I can't test with Firefox, as I don't have that installed.
No, people will just use that nifty "MSN Messenger" thing that appears on their system tray...
KDE has no hardcoded shortcuts. When you run it for the first time, it will ask you whether you want the default behavior or want settings close to UNIX, Windows or MacOS.
There's no San Pablo in Brazil, I'm sorry. Maybe you meant São Paulo? But municipal elections there aren't over yet, and Lula is no candidate.
If you're connected to the 500 mV source through a superconductor and it can provide all the current needed, then yes, you can die.
But: seriously, do you think a computer power source could supply enough current under so low voltage?