TeXview.app, Altsys Virtuoso, Poste.app, Webster.app, Digital Librarian / Shakespeare, Oxford's Book of Quotations
I tried GnuStep a while ago and i never heard of any of these great apps you mentioned. Are they new?
Only app i knew from your description is Mail.app. And i think it's awful. It crashed alot, support for gnupg was buggy, it looked awful and had no real support for using it with keyboard only.
My monster will not pursue a level 4 or below unless you're a male character, it is saturday, and your nick name starts with an f! It has a +4 bonus against goblins or dwarves (actually, it has nothing against dwarves but it is too stupid to notice the difference). When struck with an unholy bastard sword of doom it immediately vanishes leaving its treasures behind, but you don't gain any experience.
Sorry, i don't see what's misleading about that. AFAIK nuclear reactions are not classified by the energy they release or absorb. _That_ would really be misleading.
If the rocket had a malfunction within the earth's gravity field, this reactor will surely come back to earth, exploding above our heads on reentry. This would IMHO scatter the amount of radioactive material included in the rocket over a more or less huge area.
The graph and text speak of temperature variations in tenths of a degree. We must assume then that temperature measurements over the past century have always been of that accuracy or better.
For the thousandths time:
NO!
It's called mean temperature (:= calculated ), not absolute temperature.
You have to remember-- we went from THE WORLD IS GOING TO FREEZE! to THE WORLD IS GOING TO WARM AND FLOOD!
Both should happen. If the Gulf Stream stops, Northern Europe and America will freeze, while regions near to the equator will heat up. This means, AFAICS, that water will evaporate more quickly near the equator and fall down as snow in northern/southern regions (= droughts and more deserts near the equator and huge glaciers in the north and south). Though i can't see where the "FLOOD"-part comes in here...
Maybe you don't know it, but crashing onto the moon was just 1 out of 3 of SMART-1's missions. And maybe, just maybe, North Americans will be interested in the maps SMART-1 made of the moon...
Though, finding prior art for the first shouldn't be a problem while IMHO the second isn't possible at all (repeat after me: "I should not challenge the first law of thermodynamics").:-)
Fortunately there are millions of old books that desperately need to be indexed
When i first read the headline, i thought more about how this could be used to filter the flood of information that RSS-feeds opened for the tiny fraction of actually interesting information.
I don't know if this method is good enough for indexing old books. Sometimes you want human-made indices. And maybe the parser gets irritated by archaic forms of current language...
I use the so called "Windows Defender" Beta 2 and have a lot of FOSS installed. The last time i scanned my System with this utility (1 minute ago), it detected no malware.
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TeXview.app, Altsys Virtuoso, Poste.app, Webster.app, Digital Librarian / Shakespeare, Oxford's Book of Quotations
I tried GnuStep a while ago and i never heard of any of these great apps you mentioned. Are they new?
Only app i knew from your description is Mail.app. And i think it's awful. It crashed alot, support for gnupg was buggy, it looked awful and had no real support for using it with keyboard only.
Sounds like you're a nethack dev...
Sorry, i don't see what's misleading about that. AFAIK nuclear reactions are not classified by the energy they release or absorb. _That_ would really be misleading.
See the p-B^11 fuel cycle, too.
Moron at eleven.
s/move/copy/
Hey, it's chemistry! What do you expect?
Is this you, Plato?
If the rocket had a malfunction within the earth's gravity field, this reactor will surely come back to earth, exploding above our heads on reentry. This would IMHO scatter the amount of radioactive material included in the rocket over a more or less huge area.
For the thousandths time:
NO!
It's called mean temperature (:= calculated ), not absolute temperature.
Both should happen. If the Gulf Stream stops, Northern Europe and America will freeze, while regions near to the equator will heat up. This means, AFAICS, that water will evaporate more quickly near the equator and fall down as snow in northern/southern regions (= droughts and more deserts near the equator and huge glaciers in the north and south). Though i can't see where the "FLOOD"-part comes in here...
A telescope isn't a cine camera.
Maybe you don't know it, but crashing onto the moon was just 1 out of 3 of SMART-1's missions. And maybe, just maybe, North Americans will be interested in the maps SMART-1 made of the moon...
Yes, you missed anything:
"doing nothing with anything"
"doing anything with nothing"
"doing something with anything"
"doing anything with something"
"doing anything with anything"
Though, finding prior art for the first shouldn't be a problem while IMHO the second isn't possible at all (repeat after me: "I should not challenge the first law of thermodynamics"). :-)
Seems to be the real breakthrough! ... uhm, or lacks the slashdot-crew a person who actually knows *sth* about physics?
When i first read the headline, i thought more about how this could be used to filter the flood of information that RSS-feeds opened for the tiny fraction of actually interesting information.
I don't know if this method is good enough for indexing old books. Sometimes you want human-made indices. And maybe the parser gets irritated by archaic forms of current language...
That's not anarchy.
a slap in the face of Macromedia Flash.
kg of force!
1kg of foam at 223.53 m/s exerts a force of about 705841 newton upon an area of one square meter.
or
1kg of foam at 223.53 m/s generates a pressure of 705841 Pa (about 7(!) atm)
;-)
In the case you could only read the headline because of a disability: Sorry.
How on earth do we know what the tempetures were 400 years ago?
Glaciers in Antartica and Greenland are good archives for carbon dioxide levels in the earths athmosphere dating back up to 650,000 years. Those carbon dioxide levels are indirectly linked to global temperature because CO_2 is a typical greenhouse gas.
And according to them, we have wamred 1 degree over 400 years, which the allowance in variation for themometers is usuall 2-10 degrees.
It's a calculated increase in global mean temperature not an increase of an absolute measured temperature.
With todays Galileo thermometers you have an accuracy of 1C. Todays electric resistance thermometers, available over hundred years, have a accuracy of ±(0.15+0.0025|t|) in Tolerance class A (-30 to +350 C) ( "t" stands for measured temperature).
An idea or framework is a hypothesis .
Laws of nature like the law of gravity are theories .
It's Grunge. What did you expect?
SCNR
My Mustek BearPaw 1200TA Scanner works with Windows. I guess that's almost the same (if not the same) as your 1200, is it?
I use the so called "Windows Defender" Beta 2 and have a lot of FOSS installed. The last time i scanned my System with this utility (1 minute ago), it detected no malware.