Given that they are only vastly different scales, it is important - there is still uncertainty as to how gravity acts on extremely large galactic scales.
Given that each colour channel often represents a different frequency overlay, it is important to have colour rather than just B&W. For example, red might be molecular hydrogen, blue oxygen, and green sulphur.
That's how LaTeX places figures - at the top of the page, or on a separate new page - if you don't specify that it should be placed inline, imitating how figures are placed in actual books/articles.
I'd say that problem is that it's approached as a single model, whereas if you in fact look at normal cosmology, all these things are already taken into account. The explanation of the Aurora has been known for years, this is just some small fine detail confirmation.
Also, it's hard to talk about terms in electrical engineering when cosmological currents are often relativistic and over vast differences, making the speed of light even more important - so it's better in some ways to discuss exactly what the particles are doing rather than trying to simplify it to small-scale electronics terms.
I'm pretty sure this method of composition analysis was accused of being totally inaccurate in New Scientist years ago. Surely it's a failure of expert witnesses if they don't even know their own science?
I see this as being pretty good for reading PDFs and it would be great if combined with a touchscreen for note-taking over the top. My department publishes PDF lecture notes for all my courses, so I could just download them before attending the lecture and note over the top.
It's not the code, it's the actual hosting, servicing, maintenance. Anyone can clone the code of facebook fairly easily, some people have, but actually running it as a viable website is a totally different thing.
Indeed, I was willing to pay £5 for it, except I couldn't work out how the fuck to buy it from their site. So I just got it off the local DC++ instead. Oh well.
From wikipedia
"Text messages are presented chronologically in a mailbox format similar to Mail, which places all text from recipients together with replies. Text messages are displayed in speech bubbles (similar to iChat) under each recipient's name."
It seems capable, though I've seen a comment that it's incapable of sending a message to multiple recipients, which is a bit shit.
Also, speed texting on an iphone, http://youtube.com/watch?v=dU33DfFAV9w&v2
It'd have to be flying at supersonic speeds to follow the sun, and that thing certainly isn't flying at supersonic speeds. As you go faster, you're wasting more energy on air resistance, at which point it'd be even less feasible to use solar power.
Maybe the IT group shouldn't be running the exterior services? Or should at least be segmented to give one group the remit of doing so. Interior IT can occupy itself with running servers and keeping the internal network going, the external web group can work with them and provide these projects.
Yeah, it's notable that they've kept the "iPod Classic", as well as this new model, which seems to be aiming for a market between the iPod and WiFi tablets like the Nokia 770.
Also the new iPod Nano looks a bit... retarded.
Maybe by pressing for ridiculous detail they were expecting you to admit that you don't know something (evidently you did, though), but explain that details like that can be looked up easily? It's reason behind the concept of layering, so that one person can make something without having to understand every detail below, and so layers can be swapped out when they're not appropriate, and so absurd to expect one person to know the intricate detail for each layer, well outside the scope of what they're doing and just wasting a good mind on irrelevant detail.
If I'm a web application developer, I don't care how ethernet works, it's on the wrong layer. If I need it for some reason, I can look it up.
Well done on Graffiti:) I'm behind X Me and you lot have overtaken us and shot off over the horizon. We got most of our growth before we even made it into the directory, and it just continued using invites after that. And yes, there's plenty of support, especially in the IRC channel, which has plenty of experienced (for how long its been out) people with successful apps.
Directory delays are simply because there are thousands (literally, I believe, having heard from a source) of apps waiting in the queue, and they're trying to test each one individually.
Slashdot Mirror
You forgot to stockpile gold first before appointing Ron Paul.
Given that they are only vastly different scales, it is important - there is still uncertainty as to how gravity acts on extremely large galactic scales.
Given that each colour channel often represents a different frequency overlay, it is important to have colour rather than just B&W. For example, red might be molecular hydrogen, blue oxygen, and green sulphur.
Valve, id, Epic?
That's how LaTeX places figures - at the top of the page, or on a separate new page - if you don't specify that it should be placed inline, imitating how figures are placed in actual books/articles.
Well, within the frequency range of human hearing, Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem says that it is possible.
I'd say that problem is that it's approached as a single model, whereas if you in fact look at normal cosmology, all these things are already taken into account. The explanation of the Aurora has been known for years, this is just some small fine detail confirmation. Also, it's hard to talk about terms in electrical engineering when cosmological currents are often relativistic and over vast differences, making the speed of light even more important - so it's better in some ways to discuss exactly what the particles are doing rather than trying to simplify it to small-scale electronics terms.
I'd be happy to proclaim my lunacy in support of such objects as the moon.
Indeed, a large number of people in my college have been fined £40-50 for going significantly over bandwidth limits, 20gig uploads etc..
I'm pretty sure this method of composition analysis was accused of being totally inaccurate in New Scientist years ago. Surely it's a failure of expert witnesses if they don't even know their own science?
I see this as being pretty good for reading PDFs and it would be great if combined with a touchscreen for note-taking over the top. My department publishes PDF lecture notes for all my courses, so I could just download them before attending the lecture and note over the top.
180% road tax? So if I buy a 10,000 car, I pay 18,000 to drive it?
It's not the code, it's the actual hosting, servicing, maintenance. Anyone can clone the code of facebook fairly easily, some people have, but actually running it as a viable website is a totally different thing.
Indeed, I was willing to pay £5 for it, except I couldn't work out how the fuck to buy it from their site. So I just got it off the local DC++ instead. Oh well.
Physics as we experience it will go to shit, since much of the base derivations are a consequence of a non-spacelike time.
Wouldn't that make the patented device obvious?
From wikipedia "Text messages are presented chronologically in a mailbox format similar to Mail, which places all text from recipients together with replies. Text messages are displayed in speech bubbles (similar to iChat) under each recipient's name." It seems capable, though I've seen a comment that it's incapable of sending a message to multiple recipients, which is a bit shit. Also, speed texting on an iphone, http://youtube.com/watch?v=dU33DfFAV9w&v2
It'd have to be flying at supersonic speeds to follow the sun, and that thing certainly isn't flying at supersonic speeds. As you go faster, you're wasting more energy on air resistance, at which point it'd be even less feasible to use solar power.
Except OGL is pretty inferior to D3D these days?
Maybe the IT group shouldn't be running the exterior services? Or should at least be segmented to give one group the remit of doing so. Interior IT can occupy itself with running servers and keeping the internal network going, the external web group can work with them and provide these projects.
Yeah, it's notable that they've kept the "iPod Classic", as well as this new model, which seems to be aiming for a market between the iPod and WiFi tablets like the Nokia 770. Also the new iPod Nano looks a bit... retarded.
Presumably it's slashdot doing a proxy check. Still dodgy...
Maybe by pressing for ridiculous detail they were expecting you to admit that you don't know something (evidently you did, though), but explain that details like that can be looked up easily? It's reason behind the concept of layering, so that one person can make something without having to understand every detail below, and so layers can be swapped out when they're not appropriate, and so absurd to expect one person to know the intricate detail for each layer, well outside the scope of what they're doing and just wasting a good mind on irrelevant detail.
If I'm a web application developer, I don't care how ethernet works, it's on the wrong layer. If I need it for some reason, I can look it up.
Well done on Graffiti :) I'm behind X Me and you lot have overtaken us and shot off over the horizon. We got most of our growth before we even made it into the directory, and it just continued using invites after that. And yes, there's plenty of support, especially in the IRC channel, which has plenty of experienced (for how long its been out) people with successful apps.
Directory delays are simply because there are thousands (literally, I believe, having heard from a source) of apps waiting in the queue, and they're trying to test each one individually.
Absolutely, after I played Supreme Commander I can't stand RTSs that don't allow zooming out.