Water vapor, good old H2O is also a powerful greenhouse gas.
Except that if you pump enough of it into the atmosphere it condenses into clouds, which reflect solar energy. It's a built-in negative feedback loop that keeps the temperature bearable.
You mean "everybody else" as in the Richter scale (3.5-8)? Or the Beaufort scale (0-12)? Or the stellar magnitude scale (-3.5 - ~25)? Or the Fujita scale (F0-F5)?
Saying that "Apple invented the GUI" or "Apple ripped off the idea from PARC" is overly simplistic, but saying that "Xerox invented the GUI" is equally so. In fact each team borrowed liberally from all GUIs that had been created in the past, added their own unique contributions, and paved the way for other teams to move forward in the future.
Thank god that won't happen anymore, now that we have software patents.
I wrote a Pi calculating program, that worked in base Pi. It didn't take long at all to compute pi, and it is a great source of random binary. The answer I got was "10".
Then your program is wrong. You should have gotten "1".
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Yes, sure, because the Dutch "nobly" smoke weed and have sex with hookers.
Nah, that's just something we provide for the tourists.
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Water vapor, good old H2O is also a powerful greenhouse gas.
Except that if you pump enough of it into the atmosphere it condenses into clouds, which reflect solar energy. It's a built-in negative feedback loop that keeps the temperature bearable.
You mean "everybody else" as in the Richter scale (3.5-8)? Or the Beaufort scale (0-12)? Or the stellar magnitude scale (-3.5 - ~25)? Or the Fujita scale (F0-F5)?
From TFA:
Saying that "Apple invented the GUI" or "Apple ripped off the idea from PARC" is overly simplistic, but saying that "Xerox invented the GUI" is equally so. In fact each team borrowed liberally from all GUIs that had been created in the past, added their own unique contributions, and paved the way for other teams to move forward in the future.
Thank god that won't happen anymore, now that we have software patents.
I wrote a Pi calculating program, that worked in base Pi. It didn't take long at all to compute pi, and it is a great source of random binary. The answer I got was "10".
Then your program is wrong. You should have gotten "1".
And the verdict:
"Get a life."
According to http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/message.html:
JasperReports will stay open source forever
So it's probably premature to cry wolf.
Can't wait till someone submits a slashdot story to slashdot and it gets accepted. Recursive dupe!
I never think that Penny Arcade comics are funny
What - you mean they're supposed to be funny?
Well, fancy that.
But but but they're promising!
From TFA: Under the new policy, H-P plans to leave prices in Europe the same even if the dollar rises.
But of course by that time they could well have a new new policy.