If you nose down, you're doing it wrong. You should be level, and sinking. If you nose down without flaps, you'll be going forward to fast. If you nose down with flaps, you'll be going down too fast.
No, I think he's more worried about those various states (like Israel) that we have treaties or other obligations to. They get steamrolled, and we have to get involved. If we don't, we lose what little credibility remains and shove trust further into the closet.
On a related note, I think the idea of adding additional domestic production in the short term is a mistake. I'd rather send $80 per barrel to the middle east now, than $400 a barrel a generation or three from now. Leave ours in the ground, then get it out when other world supplies run out. Then our children will be in the position OPEC enjoys now.
Sadly, this will never happen. Our (and most others? all?) are terminally shortsighted:/
Indeed... what do they feed on, and what are (if any) the waste outputs? I mean, those chemicals we treasure have to come from somewhere. It's no good if we end up putting more CO2 etc into the atmosphere than we pull out (or who knows what other nasties this would release).
Equal impact: bad, in that it encourages us to continue using fossil fuels Lower impact: good, but still not as good as getting off fossil fuels completely Worse impact: pointless!
Things break down over that 15 months. Add onto that that whatever is living on there is consuming it, and excreting the waste as that lovely smell you associate with it.
You know how the download interface has a means to open the download's folder? The same thing could be done for the addon - and if the user has rights* to remove that, they can exercise those rights.
* - either directly, or indirectly (run-as-administrator, IT ticket, different user, etc)
I think coupling a password with an RSA key is a decent enough method. The problem with that is the cost (and then you get people forgetting/losing/lending cards).
I think we just need to remove people from the system all together:P
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A small plane like that has a totally different landing profile than what we're talking about.
Watch a heavy land, and you'll see what I meant.
There isn't.
It's more like a fucking hole in the ground, with broken glass around the edges sarlac-style.
If you nose down, you're doing it wrong. You should be level, and sinking. If you nose down without flaps, you'll be going forward to fast. If you nose down with flaps, you'll be going down too fast.
Imagine y=ln(x).
X can never be zero. X can also never be negative.
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Yea. Nothing can go as fast as c. It's a given that nothing can go faster either.
It's in Moscow. I'm pretty sure they know that they might die at any time should they wander outside of their test capsule.
I kid! Please don't hit me.
Well... if nothing can exceed c, then does the state of things beyond that really matter to us?
No, I think he's more worried about those various states (like Israel) that we have treaties or other obligations to. They get steamrolled, and we have to get involved. If we don't, we lose what little credibility remains and shove trust further into the closet.
On a related note, I think the idea of adding additional domestic production in the short term is a mistake. I'd rather send $80 per barrel to the middle east now, than $400 a barrel a generation or three from now. Leave ours in the ground, then get it out when other world supplies run out. Then our children will be in the position OPEC enjoys now.
Sadly, this will never happen. Our (and most others? all?) are terminally shortsighted :/
Indeed... what do they feed on, and what are (if any) the waste outputs? I mean, those chemicals we treasure have to come from somewhere. It's no good if we end up putting more CO2 etc into the atmosphere than we pull out (or who knows what other nasties this would release).
Equal impact: bad, in that it encourages us to continue using fossil fuels
Lower impact: good, but still not as good as getting off fossil fuels completely
Worse impact: pointless!
That... sucks. Is it just an old version, or do they not use the GNU userspace tools?
That doesn't give you information on extensions (which are something different).
IE, flash player shows up in that, but Adblock Plus doesn't.
Yes. Apparently the spacing between "on" and "off" is a lot smaller, however, which makes noise a prohibitive problem.
But don't forget to accidentally yourself, which is a critical component in the transition.
Things break down over that 15 months. Add onto that that whatever is living on there is consuming it, and excreting the waste as that lovely smell you associate with it.
It's not an airtight vault.
If you've got something growing on your penis that you wouldn't want anywhere else, it's time to see the doctor...
You know, some of us actually enjoy having meaningful discussions with others.
Welcome to 2011, where instant gratification is 'everything' for better (or most likely) for worse.
You know how the download interface has a means to open the download's folder? The same thing could be done for the addon - and if the user has rights* to remove that, they can exercise those rights.
* - either directly, or indirectly (run-as-administrator, IT ticket, different user, etc)
Or hell, just give us a link to the damn thing's folder so we can delete it manually.
I think coupling a password with an RSA key is a decent enough method. The problem with that is the cost (and then you get people forgetting/losing/lending cards).
I think we just need to remove people from the system all together :P
If you have credit card numbers stored on your webserver, I know some folks who would love to have a few words and/or fines with you.
You must have done something wrong/weird then:
--no-preserve-root do not treat ‘/’ specially
--preserve-root do not remove ‘/’ (default)
Only to be replaced by passwords like "Sup3rBunnyFuck3r" - which is as good as a dictionary word really.
If it's on a post-it note, this likely indicates that it is already too difficult to keep memorized.
See this comment.
Yep, that was it. Don't know why those wires got crossed.