I believe it should be a 'G'... That hackers movie I once saw was so realistic, that I now believe that every supercomputer just has to be called 'Gibson'.;P
Whoa! I'm actually surprised that my post is moderated as 'Funny'. I was actually posting it with somewhat of a "I'm relatively serious/ I would not be surprised if.. " thought than trying to add a joke.
Now I'm not sure if being rated 'Funny' is is comforting or scary..:O:D
The Nokia 1100 and 1101 also have a built-in flashlight. At first I thought it'd be useless, but it's actually a very handy feature. (Looking for keys/keyhole in the dark, etc.). It's not a huge amount of light, but it won't drain the phone's battery in a few minutes either.
That was mentioned in a more general line: that you can cut back/step away from stuff.. even if it seems near impossible when you think about it at first. I thought Coffee was a good example given the audience of this site.;)
Wow! Thank you soooo much for this elaborate answer and this insight in how you've been learning various languages. I find this very interesting and I really hope that the mods will reward you.:D
Really, this is very much appreciated! Thank you for the time and effort!:)
A little step OT, but: how do you approach learning these languages? Could you give me a few short points on material used (e.g. books, internet, audio material) and when/where you learn? (e.g. living in the country where the language is spoken, listening to the material while driving to work, etc.)
I've got quite a few languages on my 'to learn' list and I'm always interested to know how other people tackle the problem of learning many languages while daily live goes on so to speak.:)
So I'd most certainly appreciate a little insight in your approach(es).:)
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I actually just read 'pubic API'.
Cue the Freud jokes.. =/
I believe it should be a 'G'... That hackers movie I once saw was so realistic, that I now believe that every supercomputer just has to be called 'Gibson'. ;P
Whoa! I'm actually surprised that my post is moderated as 'Funny'. I was actually posting it with somewhat of a "I'm relatively serious/ I would not be surprised if.. " thought than trying to add a joke.
:O :D
Now I'm not sure if being rated 'Funny' is is comforting or scary..
3) All of the above
Instead of wind mills, we could get more power for more time by taking things to the sky. E.g. the "Laddermill":
http://www.lr.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=8d16d19a-e942-45aa-9b52-48deb9312e92&lang=en
Did you just describe Facebook, MySpace and similar social networks? ;P
LOL! As a programmer this was the first Snake on a Phone I thought of when reading the title of your URL: http://opensource.nokia.com/projects/pythonfors60/
"It looks like you're writing a letter. Would you like help?"
A BMI of 18, and a few days ago a measured body fat percentage of 5.6%
:P :D
;o)
Does that make me a super model?
(Actually, I really want to built of a bit more 'reserves', but the positive side is that I don't have to do ab crunches
They are certainly not the only ones doing pioneering work in this field:
:)
Laddermill from the Technical University of Delft is also working on it for a number of years now:
http://www.lr.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=8d16d19a-e942-45aa-9b52-48deb9312e92&lang=en
Publications:
http://www.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=fe263f84-29af-4010-8222-2f1112c8f223&lang=en
The more alternatives for environmentally friendly energy sources the better!
The Nokia 1100 and 1101 also have a built-in flashlight. At first I thought it'd be useless, but it's actually a very handy feature. (Looking for keys/keyhole in the dark, etc.). It's not a huge amount of light, but it won't drain the phone's battery in a few minutes either.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_1100
1. You're late for a presentation
2. You fire up PowerPoint in a desperate attempt to make some crucial changes to keep your potential customers happy
3. Your computer sees that you're stressed... which it considers to be unhealthy
4. Then Clippy pops up and says 'I can't do that Dave'!
Yet another buzz word to add to the collection. Universe 2.0 anyone? :p
Noooo!!! Don't tell me you collapsed this wave function by looking into his grave!!
That's no moon!
(sorry, just could not resist)
This is a rather nice book:
Modern Information Retrieval by Ricardo Baeza-Yates and Berthier Ribeiro-Neto
http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~hearst/irbook/
Amazon link for the reviews (no, no referer tricks, don't worry)
http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Information-Retrieval-Ricardo-Baeza-Yates/dp/020139829X
"What does coffee have to do with it?"
;)
That was mentioned in a more general line: that you can cut back/step away from stuff.. even if it seems near impossible when you think about it at first. I thought Coffee was a good example given the audience of this site.
I'm actively trying to avoid the stuff for some time now, but wow: it's almost everywhere! Even in some yogurts..
;D
Minimized sugar intake in general as well.. and I'm haven't had a cup of coffee since May... and I'm still productive as a programmer.
After the initial, small withdrawal symptoms I'm feeling lot better too. My focus is sharper and I'm feeling more creative too.
Wow! Thank you soooo much for this elaborate answer and this insight in how you've been learning various languages. I find this very interesting and I really hope that the mods will reward you.
Really, this is very much appreciated! Thank you for the time and effort!
A little step OT, but: how do you approach learning these languages? Could you give me a few short points on material used (e.g. books, internet, audio material) and when/where you learn? (e.g. living in the country where the language is spoken, listening to the material while driving to work, etc.)
:)
:)
I've got quite a few languages on my 'to learn' list and I'm always interested to know how other people tackle the problem of learning many languages while daily live goes on so to speak.
So I'd most certainly appreciate a little insight in your approach(es).
Which will be succeeded by Mad Max, the wireless warrior? :o :p :D
For quite a few people this will all be 'abracada-bra'! ;D
GPLv2 Beta?
;p
Fixed that for you.
(reference hint)
Libraries of Congress, Volkswagens.. and now cats?!?
./ ;D
I'm telling you, I am detections signs of a revolution being started right here at