One Bolshevik, one kulak, one "Enemy of the People", one Jew, one Japanese-American, one Communist, one educated person, one literate person, one Arab.
He initially said he had 35 hours of fuel which was clarified later as 32 hours of fuel for a 36 hour flight over the pole. 35 hours would have been just enough for a flight over the tip of Antarctica to Argentina. He never had enough fuel to reach his destination. He contacted McMurdo saying he had a fuel problem but continued on to the pole before returning to the station.
Also the solo flight over the pole had already been done in the 1960s.
"Let me give one positive example. North Korea launches a galileo guided missle toward new york. The US military disables it."
How do the US know it's Galileo guided? "If in doubt, disable Galileo"? And the critical infrastructure that relies on Galileo is left out in the cold for how long? People dying in crashes because the rescue systems cannot get a reliable fix?
Oh and you're assuming that the US is the "good guy" here.
More and more people are relying on GPS, how many more would with a system in place with more accuracy that was more reliable. Galileo would be reduced to a competing system with no advantages.
The rex 3000 had limited input capibilities, basically just ticking the todo item as done. The rex 6000 has a popup keyboard that let's you input anything you want on the touch-screen, appointments, contacts, todos, memos etc. 2MB RAM and I've got over 5500 appointments on mine and 400 odd contacts and I've used 43% of the RAM.
"We used Office 2000, which succeeded in opening all Office files, but we venture to guess that Office 98, say, would have had difficulties with some of them."
"He is more describing the ideal world than something that can actually be attained. And, this is something that very few people can actually do to make a living."
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He's Canadian?
Do we really want another Germany or Japan giving us a run for our money?
Or even a US giving us a run for our money?
South Africa was sanctioned for doing things the US is getting away with today.
One Bolshevik, one kulak, one "Enemy of the People", one Jew, one Japanese-American, one Communist, one educated person, one literate person, one Arab.
Walk into a bar...
Slackware always ships vanilla kernels.
If there is a vital patch then then supply it as well and have instructions on how to patch the kernel.
What about all the ford escort rally cars?
BDA power baby...
Hang that back end out....
I've got DSL and it's 128kBits/sec down and up.
If they can get that sort of speed from Mars then why can't we get a better economical speed here in New Zealand?
Casio Game 1 and Game 2 calculators.
Your one should have been able to play music as well.
The "n" came up when your hits came up to a multiple of 10.
It was obligatory to learn "When the Saints" or the theme to Star Wars.
The GPS is far more accurate unless you are using a pushbike speedo which is just as good.
Yes to the bluetooth.
The normal readout on the dash and if you get "one of those nifty helmets" the bluetooth enables the hud.
Gear, speed, revs or overrev.
Hell make it like a garmin gps where you can control which items you want displayed on the hud from the dash.
I'd have one.
- few
countrys have slices.Officially the US does not.
They just have a base at McMurdo (in the Kiwi Dependancy?).
He initially said he had 35 hours of fuel which was clarified later as 32 hours of fuel for a 36 hour flight over the pole.
35 hours would have been just enough for a flight over the tip of Antarctica to Argentina.
He never had enough fuel to reach his destination.
He contacted McMurdo saying he had a fuel problem but continued on to the pole before returning to the station.
Also the solo flight over the pole had already been done in the 1960s.
"Let me give one positive example. North Korea launches a galileo guided missle toward new york. The US military disables it."
How do the US know it's Galileo guided?
"If in doubt, disable Galileo"?
And the critical infrastructure that relies on Galileo is left out in the cold for how long?
People dying in crashes because the rescue systems cannot get a reliable fix?
Oh and you're assuming that the US is the "good guy" here.
More and more people are relying on GPS, how many more would with a system in place with more accuracy that was more reliable.
Galileo would be reduced to a competing system with no advantages.
The rex 3000 had limited input capibilities, basically just ticking the todo item as done.
The rex 6000 has a popup keyboard that let's you input anything you want on the touch-screen, appointments, contacts, todos, memos etc.
2MB RAM and I've got over 5500 appointments on mine and 400 odd contacts and I've used 43% of the RAM.
He's the Prez so actually it's the second poll he's won.
27" is closest to 700c.
26" is old style pursuit/timetrial/triathlon stuff.
And it has enabled New Zealand to have some of the best priced, fastest broadband in the world.
And then I woke up...
What's that in Librarys 'O Congress?
"We used Office 2000, which succeeded in opening all Office files, but we venture to guess that Office 98, say, would have had difficulties with some of them."
Office 98 - Mac only?
Anyone tried Kapital from theKompany?
The problem with SMART is that on most computers it's turned off by default.
IBM wouldn't be using a .38
They'd be using a shotgun at least.
"There's a Big Big World West of the Beltway and East of Hollywood."
There's an even bigger world than the USA out there.
No really!
Have a look at a map sometime.
And don't just look for countries to invade.
"-- Unix is like a lover to me: I don't understand it very well, and it makes me angry sometimes, but I am still in love with it.
This one is just too sad. Sure, unix has some kinky command names, but nothing like actually engaging in their real-life namesakes."
Mutt?
"He is more describing the ideal world than something that can actually be attained. And, this is something that very few people can actually do to make a living."
It's great to be one of the few.
"Realize that they initially went after their OWN licensees (AIX etc) and it was because those folks had signed contracts."
No.
They went after IBM and IBM's licensees of IBM's AIX.
Start a rumor there's an easter egg hidden on the polling console and they will come...