Taking a bit as one eighth (two bits is a quarter), that would give an approximation of 3.125. Not as accurate as the 22/7 (3.142857. . . . ) from Archimedes.
Closer to 1900 years, from 212 BCE to the seventeenth century.
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No, the FAA has suffered no actionable damage (assuming that the trebuchet load did not collide with a flying object), but if the load were massive and high enough, it might be in violation of FAA regulations. When the person collides with your roof, he is trespassing (he may even be trespassing sometime before he hits your roof). But tell me, is a plane flying 20,000 feet above your house trespassing? If so, it's going to make air travel a little more difficult.
Your appendix is part of a living organism, but is it itself alive?
Although the personhood of a fetus (its being accorded protection under the law) is the relevant issue.
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There is no such thing as "false reality". NASA may be unconstitutional, but it is part of the government. And would the FAA's claim to space be legitimate?
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But if the author were angry at the software side of things, wouldn't it be cheaper to install Linux on an Intel box than to buy a Mac?
Perhaps the grandparent meant "hardware architecture" as opposed to "software architecture".
But you forgot that Jack Lemmon was in Some Like it Hot (in drag) with Marilyn Monroe, who also knew JFK. . .
Rocket surgeon? What is a rocket surgeon?
Trying to find a Linux distro? I guess they don't get Linux Format.
Install Windows on a blank machine? How is this easier than installing Linux?
BSOD, all over my screen
lately things don't seem so keen
got no data, and I don't know why
'scuse me, while my desktop dies
Because only the winner gets to shake the hand of Mr. President. Then he reveals his "hand", which is a grenade.
What's the cost of pressing a few copies of Windows XP? I'm assuming that Microsoft buys its media in bulk, as opposed to a 10-pack at Staples.
I'm guessing that the marginal cost of Windows XP is less that $5.
Those that do not will then be sued.
Where?
You're telling Microsoft to alter its business practices?
I'm afraid I can't let you do that, Dave.
So Real has more clout than Microsoft?
But from what others have said, the fine only goes up by 5% of the increase in revenue.
But who does the accounting?
What movie?
But if we are four dimensional, then we are the "same" people throughout our lives. Also, I don't know if computers have intentionality, as humans do.
You're kidding, right? Even SCO isn't stupid enough to sue BofA.
But persons may be four dimensional rather than three dimensional.
Is "Exabyte" a trade name, or did it hold an exabyte of data?
Taking a bit as one eighth (two bits is a quarter), that would give an approximation of 3.125. Not as accurate as the 22/7 (3.142857. . . . ) from Archimedes.
Closer to 1900 years, from 212 BCE to the seventeenth century.
No, the FAA has suffered no actionable damage (assuming that the trebuchet load did not collide with a flying object), but if the load were massive and high enough, it might be in violation of FAA regulations. When the person collides with your roof, he is trespassing (he may even be trespassing sometime before he hits your roof). But tell me, is a plane flying 20,000 feet above your house trespassing? If so, it's going to make air travel a little more difficult.
But would you claim that having an appendectomy kills the appendix?
Your appendix is part of a living organism, but is it itself alive?
Although the personhood of a fetus (its being accorded protection under the law) is the relevant issue.
There is no such thing as "false reality". NASA may be unconstitutional, but it is part of the government. And would the FAA's claim to space be legitimate?
Because he couldn't take on the whole empire, even with Obi Wan's help.
No, fetus killer might be accurate, but not baby killer. Of course, this still raises the question of when (or if) a fetus is alive.