from the article I gathered it WAS happening, but the part on film wasn't because the chinese didn't want to blow up a helicopter with pure awesome.
(i really liked the fireworks)
I suspect this new city has something to do with the thousands of displaced people after the sichuan earthquake destroyed their homes. I'm sure if this city turns out to be a success many other cities will be modified to an extent.
How the hell can you turn an existing city zero emission? You can't even improve those much... All you can do is add more public transit, and China has tons of that. It's not like you can snap your fingers and it suddenly turns green. Cities have to be built with the idea that people would not be using cars to get to work, get food, etc. That's not how most cities were made before now.
China has the money and will to build a new city for refugees and actually make it somewhat cool. How is your idea greener?
Oh geez, they are obviously having fun forcing americans to acknowledge their mad hax0r skillz. They are responding to this issue with childishness, because they just don't care
I agree, but right now he seems to be focused on saving money instead of redirecting learning curriculum. I doubt he would bother to train better teachers.
I'm 15. I know C++, Python, and a enough of Java to convert a small program to C++. >.>
I haven't alot to do with it, though. Just game modding, making small useful-only-to-me utilities, and... yeah. Not much to do these days. Everything else is already done.
Another note... You can't just say the Chinese aren't happy. You don't know. Shut up.
Just because you have no happiness, doesn't mean that others don't. I guess all the others are all stupid and gullible, then?
I'm chinese... It's not that bad, really. Even though I live in Canada, I've been back several times, and I know people who live in China. They don't mind that much, as it doesn't really affect them that much. If you said you would kill Bush in America in a loud, provoking manner, without trace of humor, you would probably get a 'friendly' visit too.
Fine, I'm 15 and I use linux. I don't mind gaim's interface. However, I know _alot_ of people who will hate it, but luckily, they don't use anything but windows!
Maybe you could force them all to contribute to a big-ish GPLed Project? That would teach them how it actually works, not just the theory and the legal stuff.
It's a sort of anti-american patriotism. As everybody can see, not many people like America as much as we used to.
The Chinese have been one country for a long time; they have something to be proud of. All the other empires have gone bad. It's almost as if they (we, I guess) are clinging to add to counter the bad reputation they seem to get.
Anyway, I think Americans would use mienfei.com soon after they realize the meaning of the word. I mean, who doesn't like free stuff? If "Google" meant free in english, I bet with good marketing, it would be very popular in China too.
Ni zhao dong xi? Zhi yao chu Baidu!
You can't find it? Just go to Baidu!
Not a direct translation of yours, and it might be off(I speak cantonese, I don't know pin yin that well.).
I see alot of people going, "You'll go in jail! OMFG!!!1", but they neglect to notice that this will take place in Canada. And that makes everything all right, because Canada doesn't have the resources to randomly bust people for looking shifty and being Arabic.
This guy talks about the Steve Jobs Reality Distortion Field, and how he considered Jobs is doing just to see if he could screw with people.
Obviously, this guy thinks he has a working reality distortion field of his own, and he's doing this just to screw with people.
But a Microsoft spokeswoman told eWeek that it was "highly unlikely" that Longhorn will be released after the consent decree expires in November 2007. "Any and all relevant APIs will be disclosed as documented on release of the product," she added.
Well, Microsoft is pretty good at doing the impossible.
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from the article I gathered it WAS happening, but the part on film wasn't because the chinese didn't want to blow up a helicopter with pure awesome. (i really liked the fireworks)
I suspect this new city has something to do with the thousands of displaced people after the sichuan earthquake destroyed their homes. I'm sure if this city turns out to be a success many other cities will be modified to an extent. How the hell can you turn an existing city zero emission? You can't even improve those much... All you can do is add more public transit, and China has tons of that. It's not like you can snap your fingers and it suddenly turns green. Cities have to be built with the idea that people would not be using cars to get to work, get food, etc. That's not how most cities were made before now. China has the money and will to build a new city for refugees and actually make it somewhat cool. How is your idea greener?
Oh geez, they are obviously having fun forcing americans to acknowledge their mad hax0r skillz. They are responding to this issue with childishness, because they just don't care
I agree, but right now he seems to be focused on saving money instead of redirecting learning curriculum. I doubt he would bother to train better teachers.
I'm 15. I know C++, Python, and a enough of Java to convert a small program to C++. >.>
I haven't alot to do with it, though. Just game modding, making small useful-only-to-me utilities, and... yeah. Not much to do these days. Everything else is already done.
It's informative because nobody understands you.
Another note... You can't just say the Chinese aren't happy. You don't know. Shut up.
Just because you have no happiness, doesn't mean that others don't. I guess all the others are all stupid and gullible, then?
I'm chinese... It's not that bad, really. Even though I live in Canada, I've been back several times, and I know people who live in China. They don't mind that much, as it doesn't really affect them that much. If you said you would kill Bush in America in a loud, provoking manner, without trace of humor, you would probably get a 'friendly' visit too.
*claps* Well, we _do_ need to complain about something, or we wouldn't be a true democracy.
We don't have paved roads. We also suffer from periodic cannibal tribe attacks.
Come to Vancouver. We have almost no snow in the city, but tons on the mountain. Also, lots of sun if you like skin cancer.
were invented. Who does crap manually?
Is there really any need to remind us all that china is supposingly "communist"? We all know it's not.
Really? Where do the young and hip go? Home?
This just screams, "Go die, Westerners!" I wonder if the Koreans can match this?
Fine, I'm 15 and I use linux. I don't mind gaim's interface. However, I know _alot_ of people who will hate it, but luckily, they don't use anything but windows!
Maybe you could force them all to contribute to a big-ish GPLed Project? That would teach them how it actually works, not just the theory and the legal stuff.
At least they give an alternate choice to IE, though I doubt people would choose netscape. It has a really bad reputation with the common folk.
Proud of country != Proud of country's government.
They are proud of each other, their accomplishments, and etc, and it is not dampened by their form of government.
Yes, I'm chinese, but I'm Canadian, so I'm not exactly propaganda-filled.
It's a sort of anti-american patriotism. As everybody can see, not many people like America as much as we used to. The Chinese have been one country for a long time; they have something to be proud of. All the other empires have gone bad. It's almost as if they (we, I guess) are clinging to add to counter the bad reputation they seem to get. Anyway, I think Americans would use mienfei.com soon after they realize the meaning of the word. I mean, who doesn't like free stuff? If "Google" meant free in english, I bet with good marketing, it would be very popular in China too.
Ni zhao dong xi? Zhi yao chu Baidu! You can't find it? Just go to Baidu! Not a direct translation of yours, and it might be off(I speak cantonese, I don't know pin yin that well.).
I see alot of people going, "You'll go in jail! OMFG!!!1", but they neglect to notice that this will take place in Canada. And that makes everything all right, because Canada doesn't have the resources to randomly bust people for looking shifty and being Arabic.
This guy talks about the Steve Jobs Reality Distortion Field, and how he considered Jobs is doing just to see if he could screw with people. Obviously, this guy thinks he has a working reality distortion field of his own, and he's doing this just to screw with people.
It would be wonderful to see mac mini's equipped with those.
But a Microsoft spokeswoman told eWeek that it was "highly unlikely" that Longhorn will be released after the consent decree expires in November 2007. "Any and all relevant APIs will be disclosed as documented on release of the product," she added.
Well, Microsoft is pretty good at doing the impossible.