So, please, shut your face. And don't bring up that shitty movie.
Well I liked it and honestly the only common theme through the HHTG books is stringing a few good jokes together with a story which DNA pretty much made up as he went along. If you think the movie was shitty then thats probably because the producers did it that way to fit in with the books.
1 in 365.25 I suppose. I turned 45 two days ago (thats why I have started to refer to everbody else as "son" and "youngster"). I kept an eye out for special events when I was 42 but nothing came up.
I can see your point. My uncle used to fly for various airlines. In one country where some people routinely carried guns there was a special box on board for weapons. The captain had the key. Maybe there should be special storage for certain types of energy storage devices. Not just batteries. OF course if that box goes up...
And maybe they don't need every GPS position in the database. It could be there just to cover for legal requirements in which case they could append it to a binary file and open a new file every day. Compress the old files with bz2 and archive all data more than a year old.
Thats generally true here too, but Adelaide is a small place. When you wait at the gate you can see the plane right there through the windows and you walk out to it rather than using an air bridge.
Funnily enough mine did in Adelaide about four years ago. Waiting for the plane the airline announced a hold. They had to change a wheel apparently but I watched the plane and no wheels where touched. On arrival in Melbourne the laptop was warm and the battery was totally flat. My guess is that security left it running because they didn't know how to shut down mandrake.
They were talking about recieving the signal so I suppose the computer represented the tracking systems in the west. It means don't worry, Uncle Sam and Big Blue are keeping an eye on the situation.
The thing is, my house is full of books which my wife, son and I want to keep. There isn't space for more but we still buy good books from time to time. So what do we do, stop buying books? My old paperbacks are falling apart anyway. I would gladly digitise them if it meant I could read them on a tablet or ebook.
Or how about this: spring load moderation so it falls back to the initial score over a couple of hours. A different moderator can repeat the moderation if they want.
I have been following this on reddit and I can't decide between him being a joke poster (like those on yahoo answers) or a complete moron. If you know the cops are after you don't post a question to the reddit equivalent of ask slashdot asking what to do about it. Its a public forum and the police read it too. Obviously if you know the FBI are tracking you and you know a relative of yours has been making public statements about bombs you should keep your head down when you find yourself being tracked.
I don't think it is really a night rate issue. We have a complicated system of energy resellers here and niche customers seem to get a bad deal:
The average non-solar home is charged between 17 and 19 per kilowatt hour of electricity used due to a Victorian government moratorium on price increases while a new ''smart'' metering system is rolled out.
But in what is described as an oversight, the moratorium does not apply to households that sign a contract to receive a premium rate for excess power generated on their roof and fed into the grid.
Instead, energy companies are charging people with photovoltaic solar panels up to double the standard rate during peak hours.
In Mr Rayner's case, AGL charges him 32 per kilowatt hour during the evening - the time he is most likely to need the power grid to run his home in McKinnon.
''If I had known, I would not have put panels on my roof - it's not worth it,'' he told The Age.
''I reckon I could just about set up a business explaining to people what they need to look out for if they are thinking of putting solar on, because it's become a very complicated exercise.''
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So, please, shut your face. And don't bring up that shitty movie.
Well I liked it and honestly the only common theme through the HHTG books is stringing a few good jokes together with a story which DNA pretty much made up as he went along. If you think the movie was shitty then thats probably because the producers did it that way to fit in with the books.
1 in 365.25 I suppose. I turned 45 two days ago (thats why I have started to refer to everbody else as "son" and "youngster"). I kept an eye out for special events when I was 42 but nothing came up.
Now the rest of you: get off my lawn!
I am impressed by his aim.
Not "42." 52. As in 0o52. Don't any of you speak octal/i> anymore?
Or even html...
But I don't have 2010 fingers!
Famous last words.
10/10/1010 would have been pretty good though.
Ian Fleming seems to be missing from that list, and I suspect others as well.
Perhaps Michael Crichton?
I can see your point. My uncle used to fly for various airlines. In one country where some people routinely carried guns there was a special box on board for weapons. The captain had the key. Maybe there should be special storage for certain types of energy storage devices. Not just batteries. OF course if that box goes up...
And maybe they don't need every GPS position in the database. It could be there just to cover for legal requirements in which case they could append it to a binary file and open a new file every day. Compress the old files with bz2 and archive all data more than a year old.
And I can smell a wumpus.
If airlines provided power to every seat (not just business class) then fewer people would need batteries, and flying might be safer over all.
Thats generally true here too, but Adelaide is a small place. When you wait at the gate you can see the plane right there through the windows and you walk out to it rather than using an air bridge.
Police should be told not to tase you. It could end badly.
Funnily enough mine did in Adelaide about four years ago. Waiting for the plane the airline announced a hold. They had to change a wheel apparently but I watched the plane and no wheels where touched. On arrival in Melbourne the laptop was warm and the battery was totally flat. My guess is that security left it running because they didn't know how to shut down mandrake.
Many would argue that going to the moon is a waste of resources
Humans are a waste of resources
Thinking is a waste of resources
Moving is a waste of resources
Reproducing is definitely is a waste of resources
I suggest you do us a favour and consider that last point carefully.
They were talking about recieving the signal so I suppose the computer represented the tracking systems in the west. It means don't worry, Uncle Sam and Big Blue are keeping an eye on the situation.
The possibility of successfully spotting an asteroid collision is approximately 3,720 to 1!
That's no problem. Just get a big cup of really hot tea....
I don't want to run the risk of picking up hitch hikers.
And reproducing. Look at all the little asteroids out of that one.
I'll bet she was on her cellphone and didn't even notice the damage.
No, my sister was definitely in the UK at the time.
The thing is, my house is full of books which my wife, son and I want to keep. There isn't space for more but we still buy good books from time to time. So what do we do, stop buying books? My old paperbacks are falling apart anyway. I would gladly digitise them if it meant I could read them on a tablet or ebook.
Or how about this: spring load moderation so it falls back to the initial score over a couple of hours. A different moderator can repeat the moderation if they want.
I have been following this on reddit and I can't decide between him being a joke poster (like those on yahoo answers) or a complete moron. If you know the cops are after you don't post a question to the reddit equivalent of ask slashdot asking what to do about it. Its a public forum and the police read it too. Obviously if you know the FBI are tracking you and you know a relative of yours has been making public statements about bombs you should keep your head down when you find yourself being tracked.
I don't think it is really a night rate issue. We have a complicated system of energy resellers here and niche customers seem to get a bad deal:
The average non-solar home is charged between 17 and 19 per kilowatt hour of electricity used due to a Victorian government moratorium on price increases while a new ''smart'' metering system is rolled out.
But in what is described as an oversight, the moratorium does not apply to households that sign a contract to receive a premium rate for excess power generated on their roof and fed into the grid.
Instead, energy companies are charging people with photovoltaic solar panels up to double the standard rate during peak hours.
In Mr Rayner's case, AGL charges him 32 per kilowatt hour during the evening - the time he is most likely to need the power grid to run his home in McKinnon.
''If I had known, I would not have put panels on my roof - it's not worth it,'' he told The Age.
''I reckon I could just about set up a business explaining to people what they need to look out for if they are thinking of putting solar on, because it's become a very complicated exercise.''
So will adobe reader be rebadged as windows 8?