As soon as you even begin to type it is loading something, it keeps loading with each character, guessing it is the autocomplete "feature" but it loads too slowly for me to tell. Anyone else have any luck?
Somehow I don't see evolution doing the job in 70 years, that's pretty quick, even for a small plant and the odds of tracing the exact same evolutionary path twice are quite daunting. Especially in the case where apparently this flower had not much of an evolutionary advantage to begin with, as it was believed to be extinct
Quite a few older users who have used netscape for a long time will update simply because it is something they know. Other than that, I don't see anyone "switching" from FF or IE to netscape.
The problem is when Macs Just Don't Work, no one knows what the hell to do, because everything is so automagic that no one can find where to tweak the actual base processes. Macs are great when they work, which is, admittedly, most of the time, but if anything breaks, you've got a hell of a time fixing it.
Ah yes, but those were children and thus supposed to not know the difference between real life and a movie. We're dealing with adults in this case, stupid adults, but adults nonetheless, so I don't think they'll be any sort of uproar, unless it is uproarious laughter.
As Hawking, and several other authors are quick to point out, as we don't yet have a unified field theory, nothing can be ruled out completely, it may be unlikely, but nothing is impossible...yet.
Actually, I am right, Burns mistakenly calls gabbo garbo. So suck on that.
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Actually, you're probably both right. Some users (particularly the older market) prefer the hard sell, and some prefer something more mysterious, both are effective in their respective markets.
This would be hell for lawyers, not to mention the general populace. If you have a revolving system of laws, half the country wouldn't know what was legal and what wasn't, plus every time there was a switch in control of congress, laws would fluctuate even more than they do now. I think it's fine how it is, some laws have expirations and some don't.
Of course there is reason for concern, any company gets too big and powerful they become evil. Wal-mart, Microsoft, Disney, Intel, Lucasfilm, they're all evil, and I'm sure they didn't set out to become that way, it's just the power of the dark side. Power corrupts, it's the nature of the beast.
Isn't rubber one of those materials that (like water) expands when it freezes? This would seem to create a pretty big problem in a place like Wisconsin.
Of course, the internet is the solution to everything! Phones, TV,electricity, commerce, books, newspapers. Lets make sure to put all our faith in the ubiquitous power of the internet.
The problem with an infinite universe is that everything isn't the same temperature. If the universe had existed forever, everything would have already reached thermal equilibrium, all the stars would have burned out,etc.; in short, everything that was going to happen would already have happened.
Who (or what) created the singularity which exploded in the big bang? We still don't have that one figured out yet either.
I'm a firm evolutionist, but the question of the first "cause" has been pondered since Empedocles' "big swerve", and since this realm is currently beyond the scope of science under current theory; any explanatory primary causation must be deemed equally valid.
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Don't post ill-prepared, university hosted laboratory website on slashdot.
As soon as you even begin to type it is loading something, it keeps loading with each character, guessing it is the autocomplete "feature" but it loads too slowly for me to tell. Anyone else have any luck?
Somehow I don't see evolution doing the job in 70 years, that's pretty quick, even for a small plant and the odds of tracing the exact same evolutionary path twice are quite daunting. Especially in the case where apparently this flower had not much of an evolutionary advantage to begin with, as it was believed to be extinct
Quite a few older users who have used netscape for a long time will update simply because it is something they know. Other than that, I don't see anyone "switching" from FF or IE to netscape.
Little Interest In Next-Gen Internet
Ain't that the truth.
...the department of redundancy department.
Additionally, they also cranked up the Pentium 4 6XX sequence line-up to include the new Pentium 4 670 at 3.8GHz.
...Additionally, Intel took their Pentium 4 6XX sequence processor, based on the Prescott 2M core, for a speed bump to 3.8Ghz."
The primary reason is that Macs Just Work(TM)
The problem is when Macs Just Don't Work, no one knows what the hell to do, because everything is so automagic that no one can find where to tweak the actual base processes. Macs are great when they work, which is, admittedly, most of the time, but if anything breaks, you've got a hell of a time fixing it.
Oh, you'd only waste them anyway...(see, another 3 seconds down the crapper)
Mod parent up quick, I actually laughed out loud. Rush rules!
Ah yes, but those were children and thus supposed to not know the difference between real life and a movie. We're dealing with adults in this case, stupid adults, but adults nonetheless, so I don't think they'll be any sort of uproar, unless it is uproarious laughter.
Well, upon further review, at least one of the previous attempts at this quote failed...mod on!
This shouldn't be modded redundant, as the previous post butchered this quote mercilessly.
As Hawking, and several other authors are quick to point out, as we don't yet have a unified field theory, nothing can be ruled out completely, it may be unlikely, but nothing is impossible...yet.
Actually, I am right, Burns mistakenly calls gabbo garbo. So suck on that.
Actually, you're probably both right. Some users (particularly the older market) prefer the hard sell, and some prefer something more mysterious, both are effective in their respective markets.
"Look Smithers, Garbo is coming!"
This would be hell for lawyers, not to mention the general populace. If you have a revolving system of laws, half the country wouldn't know what was legal and what wasn't, plus every time there was a switch in control of congress, laws would fluctuate even more than they do now. I think it's fine how it is, some laws have expirations and some don't.
They did force the World Wrestling Federation to abandon their WWF moniker. That's evil enough in my book.
They should've marklared there marklar before posting on marklar.
Of course there is reason for concern, any company gets too big and powerful they become evil. Wal-mart, Microsoft, Disney, Intel, Lucasfilm, they're all evil, and I'm sure they didn't set out to become that way, it's just the power of the dark side. Power corrupts, it's the nature of the beast.
Isn't rubber one of those materials that (like water) expands when it freezes? This would seem to create a pretty big problem in a place like Wisconsin.
Let us turn to our computers, and that mecca of intellectual stimulation, slashdot.org!
Of course, the internet is the solution to everything! Phones, TV,electricity, commerce, books, newspapers. Lets make sure to put all our faith in the ubiquitous power of the internet.
The problem with an infinite universe is that everything isn't the same temperature. If the universe had existed forever, everything would have already reached thermal equilibrium, all the stars would have burned out,etc.; in short, everything that was going to happen would already have happened.
Who (or what) created the singularity which exploded in the big bang? We still don't have that one figured out yet either.
I'm a firm evolutionist, but the question of the first "cause" has been pondered since Empedocles' "big swerve", and since this realm is currently beyond the scope of science under current theory; any explanatory primary causation must be deemed equally valid.