Article states: "amateur radio wavelengths not suitable for advanced science missions in the remote distances of deep space,",
and: " these challenges are expected to contribute to opening deep space exploration to non-government spacecraft for the first
time, NASA stated."
Is the universe crunching already?; since when is the moon 'deep space'?
Unsurpassed.
I still use it, hooked up to a self made PS2 adapter, to my Intel box running Linux.
Why?
It has keybeep!
I know it's a security issue.
But what the heck.
I need the audible feedback.
It was the Andromedans flashing a mirror aimed at us right back in our direction.
If we examine closely, we might see what our oldest African ancestors really
looked like, how they struggled to get by on their hind legs, and how they had no inkling
of a concept of space and time and constellations and galaxies named Andromeda.
Other than that -- Amazon, they sell MTB tires, I discovered today,
by way of a Google link.
Still trying to figure out why that gave me an uneasy feeling.
Linux got adopted in the enterprise because it already had an existence elsewhere, bourne
out of frustration of failing proprietary software, lock in, closed cultures, fuck-over-ism, etc.
(MS are you listening?) The techies injected their own culture, knowledge and the need
for Linux into the corporations organically (no doubt this amounted to a revolution).
Cloud computing on the other hand is the answer to a non-exsitent problem. It's a coporate
hype. Adopters are those that've got their heads not in the cloud, but up there where the
sun don't shine.
I was just thinking, 'bout an hour ago, about how Fred's 'car', to me, as a kid
looked like (had the same shape as) the provice of Gelderland in Holland.
I forget whether Fred's car was running to the left or to the right.
So now I'm off to google & wikipedia, to do a comparative analysis of said
province and aforementioned 'car', in order to finally put to rest a thought
that's been a 'cognitive harmonic' to me for some 45 odd years.
"(...) largest creature ever to walk the Earth have been unearthed (...)"
If some words, manifestly "to this date" or something synonymous to them, are not
missing here, then article's author should prepare to travel to Norway for imminent
Nobel prize.
Slashdot Mirror
The margin, it's called.
In that case, my advice: bring Tony Blair to trial.
You must be using one of the overrated Adobe products.
Abbyy Finereader!
Article states: "amateur radio wavelengths not suitable for advanced science missions in the remote distances of deep space,",
and: " these challenges are expected to contribute to opening deep space exploration to non-government spacecraft for the first
time, NASA stated."
Is the universe crunching already?; since when is the moon 'deep space'?
Trying it out now. Looks good.
Thanks for the tip, brother.
Who'd have thought that, between Google and theater chains, my
mind's with the former.
What do these Alamo airheads think -- we'll soon be inundated
with Glass pirated copies of the blockbusters on TPB?
This is about power, not piracy.
Tell me how to place the fucking tabs below the URL box.
Bless Firefox, and forsake them for hyped redesigns like these.
NoFi.
"And who knows what other tricks ..."
Happens to be outside our galaxy.
Just saying.
It's the best game ever. The GPU can handle it -- believe me.
... for all those that are placed above us to lead us,
and of all those that suck up to same.
Unsurpassed.
I still use it, hooked up to a self made PS2 adapter, to my Intel box running Linux.
Why?
It has keybeep!
I know it's a security issue.
But what the heck.
I need the audible feedback.
If the Extraterrestrials have some, intelligence that is, they'd go through great pains to leave us rot.
It was the Andromedans flashing a mirror aimed at us right back in our direction.
If we examine closely, we might see what our oldest African ancestors really
looked like, how they struggled to get by on their hind legs, and how they had no
inkling of a concept of space and time and constellations and galaxies named
Andromeda.
.
No.
Pi is the volume of the box around the quarter pizza I just ate.
Metastasized.
Fixed that for 'ya.
Other than that -- Amazon, they sell MTB tires, I discovered today,
by way of a Google link.
Still trying to figure out why that gave me an uneasy feeling.
I may in fact concur.
[ten foot pole out of reach]
Is this from the All-your-tronic-are-belong-to-us Rootkit-first-adopters Sony?
Jevons’ paradox.
This is on the verge of being a rhetorical tautology.
Some people change labels CAUSE and EFFECT
as easily as they change store price labels.
Linux got adopted in the enterprise because it already had an existence elsewhere, bourne
out of frustration of failing proprietary software, lock in, closed cultures, fuck-over-ism, etc.
(MS are you listening?) The techies injected their own culture, knowledge and the need
for Linux into the corporations organically (no doubt this amounted to a revolution).
Cloud computing on the other hand is the answer to a non-exsitent problem. It's a coporate
hype. Adopters are those that've got their heads not in the cloud, but up there where the
sun don't shine.
No. Just one or two new archival jobs at the USPTO.
Funny that you mention Fred Flintstone.
I was just thinking, 'bout an hour ago, about how Fred's 'car', to me, as a kid
looked like (had the same shape as) the provice of Gelderland in Holland.
I forget whether Fred's car was running to the left or to the right.
So now I'm off to google & wikipedia, to do a comparative analysis of said
province and aforementioned 'car', in order to finally put to rest a thought
that's been a 'cognitive harmonic' to me for some 45 odd years.
"(...) largest creature ever to walk the Earth have been unearthed (...)"
If some words, manifestly "to this date" or something synonymous to them, are not
missing here, then article's author should prepare to travel to Norway for imminent
Nobel prize.