The 'flashes' I get when such cars hit a bump or crown a hill is far worse. I can adjust to just plain bright lights, but I cannot adjust to flashing/strobing lights.
This stuff generally wouldn't find a use at home. Least not for a long time. It would be in the hands of researchers... you know, actually doing stuff.
The files are in a git repository. That's what matters, not what you wrap around it to provide for requests. Anyone who happened to have a local git copy will notice VERY QUICKLY what changed when they try to commit... and I'd venture to say that nearly all of the kernel developers Who Matter use git for their development workflow.
But does the fact that this was observed consistently over a period of 2 years (direct observation by me) backed by anecdotal statements confirming that this was not unusual (so, if you accept that, expand that to 4-5 years)?
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Hrm, I can't imagine any case where you'd want to use HID lights with stree... unless perhaps you're trying to start a fire?
The 'flashes' I get when such cars hit a bump or crown a hill is far worse. I can adjust to just plain bright lights, but I cannot adjust to flashing/strobing lights.
NOTAR works better. Fans can be much quieter, and this leaves you with only one large rotor.
Thanks!
and once again, an AC didn't bother reading my whole fucking post before replying.
Agnostic vs Atheist. Same idea.
How exactly do you go about doing that? I'm curious myself (and happen to be in the same area incidentally)
In other words, exactly what I said when I said "Stick another possible value in there and it's still not useful."
This stuff generally wouldn't find a use at home. Least not for a long time. It would be in the hands of researchers... you know, actually doing stuff.
00 - useful? No.
01 - useful? No.
10 - useful? No.
11 - useful? No.
Stick another possible value in there and it's still not useful.
So, you don't mind my staying? Really!?
Stepping back from the sillyness, it's a scary idea. That said, it's scary because it's an unknown. It may well actually be the best choice!
I got banned from the internet for trying to check my bank statement :(
(that was sillyness, that didn't actually happen)
I would. Because that's exactly what the FDA et al does. Newsflash: people arn't perfect, and "pretty damn sure" might as well be "sure"
Oh.
Well. You DO check the signatures right? Those are there for a reason...
Yea? What part of that don't you understand?
What is an indexed work? Can't say I've ever seen that before, and as search terms go they lead to fairly useless results.
Are you stupid?
The files are in a git repository. That's what matters, not what you wrap around it to provide for requests. Anyone who happened to have a local git copy will notice VERY QUICKLY what changed when they try to commit... and I'd venture to say that nearly all of the kernel developers Who Matter use git for their development workflow.
Not really. Try reading the summary all the way through.
Yea, because it's totally the fault of the technology and research, and not the greedy bastards who won't just fucking implement it.
Yea? And internet pipes being faster has nothing (well, directly) to do with your local bandwidth. This is backbone shit.
But does the fact that this was observed consistently over a period of 2 years (direct observation by me) backed by anecdotal statements confirming that this was not unusual (so, if you accept that, expand that to 4-5 years)?
I imagine the ability to repair such small vessels will help a patient keep sensation in the area of an operation?
We're all happy to know the next time you lacerate yourself you'll be abstaining from treatment because it's totally evil!
Yes, and the AC is clearly someone in marketing.