In a perfect world, yes. However, there are problems. Not all clients are well behaved and include a if-modifed-since field in thier request header, probably do to programer laziness (You want me to store what I get? Why, bandwidth is cheap and I don't feal like writing the extra code), and not all RSS servers support look at the if-modifed-since field, espceially if they are generating the feed from a script thats called on demand, once again, due to laziness (You want me to store what I generate? Why, processing is cheap and I don't feal like writing the extra code.).
Thats... wow. Makes me want to go arround to every machine I can get at and install FireFox and delete all the IE shortcuts. Of course, would that make me any better then those web sites?
It is somewhat the fault of XP Home. Microsoft, trying to get people who know what they are doing to shell out the extra $100 for Pro, left only two account types in XP Home, Administrator and Restricted User. Because the restricted user account is so, well, restricted, most people use admin. If they just left in the Power User type and made it the default, life would be so much easier.
I am just a little unclear how three person cars count as mass transportation. How are these tree person train cars better then three people in a Focus in the HOV lane. I guess it is more convient for passengers, as you don't need to fill up or drive, but not sure where the savings comes from.
Seeing that Google has been searching on 8 billion pages, these 30 million seems pretty insignificant in terms of volume
Yeah, but how many of those 30 million are junk like domain name registration placeholders or pages full of keywords trying to funel people to ebay auctions they arn't intersted in. Remember, quantity!=quality.
I don't think its nessasary. Space missions tend to go for a nearly pure-oxygen enironment. It saves them the weight of gasses they arn't using, and means they can lower the cabin presure, as the partial presure of oxygen is really more important then the total presure of all the atmospheric gasses.
Any good story behind the choice of Gabe and Tycho for pennames/gamertags/screennames/whatever you want to call them?
Side question: Why is it always Gabe and Tycho and never Tycho and Gabe?
The one problem with the massive tubs is they tend to be a little short on some of the special pieces, like the turntables and hinges and wings you need to build a really awsome spaceship.
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Anyone see any real pictures of the thing? There is a sketch on the floatcam page, but I want to see the real thing.
Stick him in the cockpit of an X-300 series vehicle and you could make an argument for typecasting.
In a perfect world, yes. However, there are problems. Not all clients are well behaved and include a if-modifed-since field in thier request header, probably do to programer laziness (You want me to store what I get? Why, bandwidth is cheap and I don't feal like writing the extra code), and not all RSS servers support look at the if-modifed-since field, espceially if they are generating the feed from a script thats called on demand, once again, due to laziness (You want me to store what I generate? Why, processing is cheap and I don't feal like writing the extra code.).
Thats... wow. Makes me want to go arround to every machine I can get at and install FireFox and delete all the IE shortcuts. Of course, would that make me any better then those web sites?
Uhhhh, that's a fault of the user not the OS.
It is somewhat the fault of XP Home. Microsoft, trying to get people who know what they are doing to shell out the extra $100 for Pro, left only two account types in XP Home, Administrator and Restricted User. Because the restricted user account is so, well, restricted, most people use admin. If they just left in the Power User type and made it the default, life would be so much easier.
I am just a little unclear how three person cars count as mass transportation. How are these tree person train cars better then three people in a Focus in the HOV lane. I guess it is more convient for passengers, as you don't need to fill up or drive, but not sure where the savings comes from.
Seeing that Google has been searching on 8 billion pages, these 30 million seems pretty insignificant in terms of volume
Yeah, but how many of those 30 million are junk like domain name registration placeholders or pages full of keywords trying to funel people to ebay auctions they arn't intersted in. Remember, quantity!=quality.
I don't think its nessasary. Space missions tend to go for a nearly pure-oxygen enironment. It saves them the weight of gasses they arn't using, and means they can lower the cabin presure, as the partial presure of oxygen is really more important then the total presure of all the atmospheric gasses.
Its a reference to the Aqua Teen reference to Stargate. Circular references are circular, are they not?
Any good story behind the choice of Gabe and Tycho for pennames/gamertags/screennames/whatever you want to call them? Side question: Why is it always Gabe and Tycho and never Tycho and Gabe?
The one problem with the massive tubs is they tend to be a little short on some of the special pieces, like the turntables and hinges and wings you need to build a really awsome spaceship.
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Now, what I want (among other things) is:
1. Clicking on bookmark link opens link in new tab.
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Middle click on your bookmark. It works.
I'd imagine this could turn out to be be one of the highest-seeded torrents in history.
It all got outsourced to Asia.
I perefered last years fun, where everyone was transformed into skeletons or zombies.