there are plenty of sane religious folk in the world.
As Richard Dawkins pointed out in his book "The God Delusion", "sane" and "religious" seem to form a pair of opposites. "Sane", at least in my world, does not apply to such folks who, in spite of all the evidence produced daily and everywhere, believe that one can survive his / her own death.
there are plenty of sane religious folk in the world.
As Richard Dawkins pointed out in "The God Delusion", "sane" and "religious" seem to be a pair of opposites. Believing, against all evidence daily produced everywhere around you, that you can survive your own death, does not testify in favour of your wits.
I read: Wine Sign Whirl
Which is the negative-red vorticoidal thing you see in your bath tub when you vomit into it on coming home after that w(h)ine tasting party
Ah. My user id is pretty low (though not as low as yours); still, I was never informed of that rule.
Although, wait. Hm. You can not prove that tone I am hearing is in my head. Neither can I prove that it is not. Oh Bishop Berkeley, where art thou ?
Good point, although the tonal setting seems to veer somewhat toward the hostile, as in : "You poor nerd / geek /..., you seem not to be able to get / have / keep hold of a lover". Which is not my case. The post was meant i r o n i c a l l y, for the sake of cryin' out loud ***sigh***
Well, on second thought "get a new job" would have been an appropriate solution, too.
Which is what I did. And my colleague as well. We kept the evidence for ourselves, though. Once we got news, about a year later, that our boss was under investigation by a judge, we mailed the evidence to his office.
Amen. Soon, JS will run the stove in my living room. Version 2.0 will also run my lover, making her sit really elegantly with a book on the couch facing that stove.
I encountered what was at least a serious attempt to do exaxtly the same thing in the mid-90s.
And I used it, too. Together with a colleague. We both worked in a tiny outfit where the boss was meddling in corruption with local politicians and corporate local heroes. Having such a thing as PGP usable in browsers and email clients truly was PGP to us: pretty good protection ( for the evidence we found against our boss ).
...here in an "extra" magazine to a local centrist daily newspaper, I watched dreamily through the train window and caught myself thinking: "Darn. This piece's price prolly exceeds the amount of my savings by some 100% or so. Darn...."
How great it would be to carry such a thing on your wrist, and to casually explain its function - never mention its workings & innards - to fellow humans, e.g. on a party !!
The thing looks like a souped-up Saturn V. Has the exact quincunx config. of gimballing exhausts under it. They did a nice piece of work with AutoCAD and posted that. Didn't cost very much, as compared to a real rocket. I mean - hey, what this thing does can be done by our very own European ( sorry, Frenchies ) Ariane V. So where's the scoop ??
Yup. Even here in Europe, the Dewey classification is regarded - by librarians managing large libraries - as outmoded. But still, you've got a point. Both the LOC and Europe's largest libraries support querying them through OPAC interfaces. Replacing Dewey indexes in your idea with OPAC urls would be pretty cool.
*grin Whoa. Now I understand where to hunt for girls: among the undergrad students toting panther / jaguar - skin design bags. Testing this for you today in the lobby of Austria's National Library
Some ten ( 10 ) years ago, I collaborated in the development of Visualis, a network topology manager written in Java. It has since been acquired by BMC, and now does a lot more. It should be possible to feed it with a simulated network, rather than having it discover an actual one. Have a look here: http://www.tideway.com/confluence//display/Configipedia/BMC+PATROL+Visualis+Fault+Manager
There is a free community download that may suit your needs. Contact me if you need more info.
Note: this is not an ad. I am not in any way involved with this corporation.
My client considered buying even more manure, from other farmers, but decided against it because of - the prohibitive cost & environmental load of 1 ton-kilometer of manure transport.
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there are plenty of sane religious folk in the world.
As Richard Dawkins pointed out in his book "The God Delusion", "sane" and "religious" seem to form a pair of opposites. "Sane", at least in my world, does not apply to such folks who, in spite of all the evidence produced daily and everywhere, believe that one can survive his / her own death.
there are plenty of sane religious folk in the world.
As Richard Dawkins pointed out in "The God Delusion", "sane" and "religious" seem to be a pair of opposites. Believing, against all evidence daily produced everywhere around you, that you can survive your own death, does not testify in favour of your wits.
Although.... hmmm. You may be right. "Wine tasting party" is an anagram of "Satan typewriting". Hmm.
All you sins ? Hm. I did not know that sins could be adressed as if they were a public ?
Ah. So there is argument sloshing and argument slurping from the command line ? Aha.
I read: Wine Sign Whirl Which is the negative-red vorticoidal thing you see in your bath tub when you vomit into it on coming home after that w(h)ine tasting party
Ach, mein Gott. A granddad of computing deigns to pay me a visit !! :-))
Ah. My user id is pretty low (though not as low as yours); still, I was never informed of that rule. Although, wait. Hm. You can not prove that tone I am hearing is in my head. Neither can I prove that it is not. Oh Bishop Berkeley, where art thou ?
Good point, although the tonal setting seems to veer somewhat toward the hostile, as in : "You poor nerd / geek / ..., you seem not to be able to get / have / keep hold of a lover". Which is not my case. The post was meant i r o n i c a l l y, for the sake of cryin' out loud ***sigh***
Well, on second thought "get a new job" would have been an appropriate solution, too.
Which is what I did. And my colleague as well. We kept the evidence for ourselves, though. Once we got news, about a year later, that our boss was under investigation by a judge, we mailed the evidence to his office.
Amen. Soon, JS will run the stove in my living room. Version 2.0 will also run my lover, making her sit really elegantly with a book on the couch facing that stove.
I encountered what was at least a serious attempt to do exaxtly the same thing in the mid-90s. And I used it, too. Together with a colleague. We both worked in a tiny outfit where the boss was meddling in corruption with local politicians and corporate local heroes. Having such a thing as PGP usable in browsers and email clients truly was PGP to us: pretty good protection ( for the evidence we found against our boss ).
...here in an "extra" magazine to a local centrist daily newspaper, I watched dreamily through the train window and caught myself thinking: "Darn. This piece's price prolly exceeds the amount of my savings by some 100% or so. Darn...." How great it would be to carry such a thing on your wrist, and to casually explain its function - never mention its workings & innards - to fellow humans, e.g. on a party !!
Amen. Mod that guy up. His answer resumes the entire sense-making part of the discussion here.
Now I CAN imagine you stamp it with a kangaroo. But the friggin' queen ?? Bad company for the poor beast.
...struck again >>
Ever heard of cryptography ? There are lots of practical applications, e.g. random number generators, microprocessor tests, software tests....
The thing looks like a souped-up Saturn V. Has the exact quincunx config. of gimballing exhausts under it. They did a nice piece of work with AutoCAD and posted that. Didn't cost very much, as compared to a real rocket. I mean - hey, what this thing does can be done by our very own European ( sorry, Frenchies ) Ariane V. So where's the scoop ??
Yup. Even here in Europe, the Dewey classification is regarded - by librarians managing large libraries - as outmoded. But still, you've got a point. Both the LOC and Europe's largest libraries support querying them through OPAC interfaces. Replacing Dewey indexes in your idea with OPAC urls would be pretty cool.
What about the USA buying rocket technology from ESA ? Ariane is an excellent vehicle with a great record.
Correlation does not necessarily imply causation...
*grin Whoa. Now I understand where to hunt for girls: among the undergrad students toting panther / jaguar - skin design bags. Testing this for you today in the lobby of Austria's National Library
Some ten ( 10 ) years ago, I collaborated in the development of Visualis, a network topology manager written in Java. It has since been acquired by BMC, and now does a lot more. It should be possible to feed it with a simulated network, rather than having it discover an actual one. Have a look here: http://www.tideway.com/confluence//display/Configipedia/BMC+PATROL+Visualis+Fault+Manager There is a free community download that may suit your needs. Contact me if you need more info. Note: this is not an ad. I am not in any way involved with this corporation.
...subpoena ??
My client considered buying even more manure, from other farmers, but decided against it because of - the prohibitive cost & environmental load of 1 ton-kilometer of manure transport.