Explaining Fox News is rather easy, actually. It's "just a long string of null characters being broadcast". Or should that be "null character broadcasters strung together"?
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... they just need the dust to settle on that, whatchamacallit, lan play debacle?
I mean, the battle.net servers are going to fail upon launch anyway... just as with sc1.
In actual fact, the US - as a single state - is the #1 economy in terms of GDP, but if you see the EU as a single economy, it outperforms the US http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal) (not to mention other indicators such as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Development_Index ). And while it may be true, that the US has a good standing in heavy machinerie and such, in consumer goods it quite frankly doesn't look as good.
In my personal opinion, the strongest sectors of the US economy, or rather the ones where the US is still ahead, are military and, to a lesser degree, the tech/software sector. In other areas there's mostly parity between either the US and the EU or the US and Asia. Of course I'm happy to be shown different:)
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Explaining Fox News is rather easy, actually. It's "just a long string of null characters being broadcast". Or should that be "null character broadcasters strung together"?
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Is that an adaption of Parkinson's Law?
Are you kidding me?
... they just need the dust to settle on that, whatchamacallit, lan play debacle?
I mean, the battle.net servers are going to fail upon launch anyway... just as with sc1.
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In actual fact, the US - as a single state - is the #1 economy in terms of GDP, but if you see the EU as a single economy, it outperforms the US http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal) (not to mention other indicators such as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Development_Index ). And while it may be true, that the US has a good standing in heavy machinerie and such, in consumer goods it quite frankly doesn't look as good. :)
In my personal opinion, the strongest sectors of the US economy, or rather the ones where the US is still ahead, are military and, to a lesser degree, the tech/software sector. In other areas there's mostly parity between either the US and the EU or the US and Asia. Of course I'm happy to be shown different
Get some old monitors and display a selection of stuff from http://proce55ing.org/
It's all coming together, even (Dr.?) Kleiner will be there.
;)
http://lhc2008.web.cern.ch/LHC2008/OpenDaysE/point6.htmlhttp://lhc2008.web.cern.ch/LHC2008/OpenDaysE/point6.html