Too right. Helen Keller in a flying car is only marginally more dangerous than your average soccer mom in a SUV on her cell phone with two kids squalling in the back seat.
I interviewed with a doctor at Northwestern University Hospital in 1989 or so for an ultrasonic catheter to look at plaques/heart valves and such. There was come California based company who had the hardware, but not mush software, hence my interview.
Canventional theory (and TFA) suggest that the explosion was an air-burst about 6 miles above the ground. So the "center" of the blast region is still pretty large.
OLPC is a thinly-veiled attempt by corporations to create the next generation of IT "professionals" they can ship in to work for a third of what you charge. They're really laughing it up that they can do this is under the guise of a humanitarian gesture and get all the tax breaks to boot. There will be no Americans in IT in 20 years.
Not with an attitude like that. You're not entitled to a high-paying job, you have to compete for it. The way to compete is to stay educated. Provide more value than "someone working for a third of what you do now".
But soon after its completion in spring 2004, the center's outdoor amphitheater began to crack due to drainage problems, the suit says. Snow and ice cascaded dangerously from window boxes and other projecting roof areas, blocking emergency exits and damaging other parts of the building, according to the suit. Mold grew on the center's brick exterior, the suit says, and there were persistent leaks throughout the building.
I'll take a competent architect over a famous one any day.
Or at least one who understands the local weather. it's pretty obvious from the description of the buildings faults that Gehry never planned on it getting snowed and rained on, or that there could be temperature extremes that don't happen in Los Angeles.
Truth be told, I'm not sure which I object to more, being of the "gray-haired pony tail, bifocals and middle-age paunch variety", or being referred to as "of the gray-haired pony tail, bifocals and middle-age paunch variety".
Perhaps you and the GP should read TFA and becomeaware of some of the issues here.
Oh, and for the "it's the Register, pooh pooh" crowd, the original FA was frist psoted on Security Focus.
update Users set Status = 'suspicious' where Username in (SELECT Username, ipAddress, MissleAddress from IncomingCalls ic, OutgoinCalls oc where Volume = 'whispering' and Username not in (select Username from RepublicanDonors));
Oh stop it. The Grandparent Troll is right. The "CISC instructions running from the instruction cache into a RISC core runs really really fast" crowd always conveniently neglects to mention that the half-assed, non-orthagonal, non aligned instructions required a bus cycle to do the instruction fetch. All those pipeline stages are there to cover for the lame instructin set.
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Too right. Helen Keller in a flying car is only marginally more dangerous than your average soccer mom in a SUV on her cell phone with two kids squalling in the back seat.
Aw, don't be rude. He's a headkase.
What? You've never written mush software?
I interviewed with a doctor at Northwestern University Hospital in 1989 or so for an ultrasonic catheter to look at plaques/heart valves and such. There was come California based company who had the hardware, but not mush software, hence my interview.
Canventional theory (and TFA) suggest that the explosion was an air-burst about 6 miles above the ground. So the "center" of the blast region is still pretty large.
But a nice troll, nonetheless.
Riiiiiiight
Here's NetApps CEO's blog post about this.
Truth be told, I'm not sure which I object to more, being of the "gray-haired pony tail, bifocals and middle-age paunch variety", or being referred to as "of the gray-haired pony tail, bifocals and middle-age paunch variety".
I can't read that little bitty light grey blockquote font, but I bet I know what you're objecting to.
It's even funnier than that! It's Microsoft employees bewailing the notion that people don't follow standards!
Perhaps you and the GP should read TFA and become aware of some of the issues here.
Oh, and for the "it's the Register, pooh pooh" crowd, the original FA was frist psoted on Security Focus.
Who you gonna call?
Here I come to save the day!
Probably so. It's OK for the government to spy on its citizens, but it can't allow the citizens to be spying on each other.
update Users set Status = 'suspicious' where Username in (SELECT Username, ipAddress, MissleAddress from IncomingCalls ic, OutgoinCalls oc where Volume = 'whispering' and Username not in (select Username from RepublicanDonors));
Yeah, and the oxcart is the #2 4-wheeled mode of transportation..
Oh stop it. The Grandparent Troll is right. The "CISC instructions running from the instruction cache into a RISC core runs really really fast" crowd always conveniently neglects to mention that the half-assed, non-orthagonal, non aligned instructions required a bus cycle to do the instruction fetch. All those pipeline stages are there to cover for the lame instructin set.
Remember: To err is human, to moo is bovine.