Nope, not yet. Besides my boss seems to have the attitue of: If your work gets done I'm happy && as long as I don't get heat for your actions I'm happy As long as both those conditions are met I'm free to do what I want. These last few months I've been working on a kids to work day project using sound energy and resonance. -nB
* Actually this looks great for the likes of LAL, Pixar, and other video shops. I'm a die hard Intel fanboi (last used AMD on my 386sx33) and this has me looking to buy a platform.... Didn't someone try this on the memory bus once? Someone by the name of neuron? Whatever happened with that? -nB
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I always double up. Im my logic a single slightly heavy envalope is cheaper than two just over half as light ones. Also, it mitigates breakage by reinforcing the parcel better (that or I'll loose two at once). -nB
That depends... I've gotten some very flimsy ones in the past. Anything that comes from more than a couple counties away tends to have a 50/50 chance of being broken. Once I got the remains of an envalope, and one shard of dvd in one of those plastic USPS "We're sorry" bags. I returned the whole mess to netflix in a 8x12 manilla envalope with a netflix mailer taped to it. -nB
Funny thing is that you are right, but the enviromentalists don't know they are being tooled in many cases. Not all enviromentalists are tools, but those that are likely have no idea:-) -nB
While I realize that you are trying to illustrat a point through absurdity, let me attemt to answer that:
Because it is $DEITY's will Because it was a "natural" process Because it was a "natural" process that $DEITY designed for Because a doctor didn't do it Because they don't know how to stop it from happening Because they haven't thought of that yet (and damn you for giving them another idea:-)
The only way a child is going to be affected is if it is directly exposed or if the mother were to have an uptake of radioactivity large enough to expose (significantly) the child some time later. An uptake of this size would preclude the mother from living long enough to give birth.
No, it wouldn't. If the exposure was enough to damage the DNA in the Ovum (or sperm in the male, should mating have occured shortly after the bombing), then the offspring could have a genetic anomoly without the mother receiving a lethal dose. These anomolies could be silent, preclude procreation, be fatal to the fetus, or simply be disfiguring. In all cases where the fetus is not sterile and survives, they will be passed to subsequent generations. -nB
"This, along with any other short lived isotopes, is long gone from the environment."
No, it has been reduced to the point that we can not detect it. The whole half life thing means that there is still some left, just not much. Thus the correct statement is: This, along with any other short lived isotopes, is no longer a threat in the environment.
Before. Though it had limited use. The one place it worked well was on the user home dirs. Quickly got to see who's accounts were bloated well above the average. Seing it as a bunch of 3D objects allows your brain to use the visual centers to perform averaging functions and such, much like the current GPGPU effort now that I think about it.... -nB
I have a feeling that newer GPUs are more ASIC than they used to be, but the older units did in fact have a large array of gates, whose functions were defined by the driver. They were not so generic as a traditional FPGA, but there was lots of room to change features around. -nB
Exactly, the only reason this doesn't work on many mainstream cards is that they are AGP, which for this kind of use is a unidirectional bus (output only). -nB
Nope, not yet.
Besides my boss seems to have the attitue of:
If your work gets done I'm happy && as long as I don't get heat for your actions I'm happy
As long as both those conditions are met I'm free to do what I want. These last few months I've been working on a kids to work day project using sound energy and resonance.
-nB
The new beta.
speaking of which, does anyone know how to get bandwith and bandwith only at a lower price than will all the extra crap? (I'm in SBC territory)
-nB
But according to another /. article http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/04/ 24/0358210
This will fund terrorisim by allowing us to transcode media files at an absolutely astounding rate*.
-nB
* Actually this looks great for the likes of LAL, Pixar, and other video shops. I'm a die hard Intel fanboi (last used AMD on my 386sx33) and this has me looking to buy a platform....
Didn't someone try this on the memory bus once? Someone by the name of neuron? Whatever happened with that?
-nB
sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu sux2bu
Now where's my babana?
-nB
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yup, even with wep/wpa you can sniff the ssid off packets.
-nB
o_o
My sunday morning just got lots brighter. Thanks for the laugh.
-nB
I always double up.
Im my logic a single slightly heavy envalope is cheaper than two just over half as light ones.
Also, it mitigates breakage by reinforcing the parcel better (that or I'll loose two at once).
-nB
kinda wish they did though... ;)
Might be embarassing when they give you new reccomendations
That depends... I've gotten some very flimsy ones in the past.
Anything that comes from more than a couple counties away tends to have a 50/50 chance of being broken.
Once I got the remains of an envalope, and one shard of dvd in one of those plastic USPS "We're sorry" bags. I returned the whole mess to netflix in a 8x12 manilla envalope with a netflix mailer taped to it.
-nB
Does the water get to deep?
yes
Funny thing is that you are right, but the enviromentalists don't know they are being tooled in many cases. :-)
Not all enviromentalists are tools, but those that are likely have no idea
-nB
Once again the idea of running on the platform of shooting all the stupid people in government is calling to me....
-nB
While I realize that you are trying to illustrat a point through absurdity, let me attemt to answer that:
:-)
Because it is $DEITY's will
Because it was a "natural" process
Because it was a "natural" process that $DEITY designed for
Because a doctor didn't do it
Because they don't know how to stop it from happening
Because they haven't thought of that yet (and damn you for giving them another idea
-nB
The only way a child is going to be affected is if it is directly exposed or if the mother were to have an uptake of radioactivity large enough to expose (significantly) the child some time later. An uptake of this size would preclude the mother from living long enough to give birth.
No, it wouldn't.
If the exposure was enough to damage the DNA in the Ovum (or sperm in the male, should mating have occured shortly after the bombing), then the offspring could have a genetic anomoly without the mother receiving a lethal dose.
These anomolies could be silent, preclude procreation, be fatal to the fetus, or simply be disfiguring. In all cases where the fetus is not sterile and survives, they will be passed to subsequent generations.
-nB
-1 nitpick, but:
/. without the nitpick eh?)
"This, along with any other short lived isotopes, is long gone from the environment."
No, it has been reduced to the point that we can not detect it. The whole half life thing means that there is still some left, just not much. Thus the correct statement is:
This, along with any other short lived isotopes, is no longer a threat in the environment.
(wouldn't be
-nB
Before. ....
Though it had limited use.
The one place it worked well was on the user home dirs. Quickly got to see who's accounts were bloated well above the average. Seing it as a bunch of 3D objects allows your brain to use the visual centers to perform averaging functions and such, much like the current GPGPU effort now that I think about it
-nB
SharePoint == evil app
-nB
no no NO.
The building would be named infinate loop and the street address would be 1 second st.
-nB
Installed the UA extension. Do you have an import list of the most common search engines?
Cheers,
-nB
you must be new to this country.
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I's OK you'll either adjust or go insane.
-nB
I have a feeling that newer GPUs are more ASIC than they used to be, but the older units did in fact have a large array of gates, whose functions were defined by the driver. They were not so generic as a traditional FPGA, but there was lots of room to change features around.
-nB
Yup, at least in my case.
-nB
Exactly, the only reason this doesn't work on many mainstream cards is that they are AGP, which for this kind of use is a unidirectional bus (output only).
-nB
I'm willing to bet he "discovered" this cipher on his own. Had he researched it at all he would have known better.
-nB