I meant that the bit in the book about using a commercial plane as a weapon lead to the real-life use of 4 planes as weapons on 9/11. Sorry to be unclear.
Can we move Iceland off the coast of California first? Say around Santa Barbara, or SLO? I like the sound of the culture/politics of Iceland, but not the weather.
Yeah, C, with #define being a textual preprocessing, does make the problem much tougher, but I don't think impossible. As I imagine it, you'd apply the textual substitutions, but you'd have to keep 'annotations' on the tree so you could 'undo' them in the deconversion for editing. Same with comments, either they'd have to become part of the syntax tree, or be kept as 'annotations' to items, and you'd have to 'guess at' (given just the text) to what node in the parsed tree the comment should be attached. Another language, like Python? (not familiar enough with it) might not have those problems.
From a little googling, there are tests which can identify HPV, but they aren't FDA approved. Something about how to collect the skin cells from a man's penis? I suggest medical grade sand paper...:-)
That's what heal-toe (gas&brake) is for... though it's been a long time since I had to do it. My '86 VW Jetta was the last time. My next car was a Subaru with their 'hill-holder' clutch (let it out a tiny bit and it engages something to keep the car from rolling backward).
Weirdly, if you check EPA fuel economy estimates on some of the higher mileage small cars (Ford Focus & Fiesta?) the automatics come up with higher mileage, or are very close behind. http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/best/bestworstNF.shtml
Read the site. They can test the cells in the cervix for HPV because they are localized: "An HPV DNA test, which can find HPV on a woman's cervix, may also be used with a Pap test in certain cases."
According to the CDC website, no there is no test to say whether an individual is HPV infected or not. Interestingly though it also seems to indicate that the HPV infection can go away of its own accord in time. http://www.cdc.gov/std/HPV/STDFact-HPV.htm "There is no general test for men or women to check one’s overall "HPV status," nor is there an approved HPV test to find HPV on the genitals or in the mouth or throat."
and from http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv-and-men.htm "There is no test for men to check one’s overall “HPV status.” But HPV usually goes away on its own, without causing health problems. So an HPV infection that is found today will most likely not be there a year or two from now."
How would that help? Ignoring the fact that the evolutionary drive to have sex is way stronger than your discouraging 'tut tut', it'd just delay the day when they got HPV infected and started spreading cancer causing viruses.
Well, before I got laid off, I had ~$6.5K/month take home. So price really wasn't an issue, but quality and lack of hassle was. Being able to walk into the nearby Apple Store and get service, not deal with Windows or picking distros/etc (I run NetBSD on my home server and do Linux & FreeBSD for work, but want my primary system to 'just work') was worth a lot to me.
On my Mac right now (running 10.6.8), Software Update is saying I have 3 updates. Safari 5.1.1, iTunes 10.5, and Security Update 2011-006 1.0. Of the three iTunes is the only one which does _NOT_ require a reboot.
I wish you damn whippersnappers would stop using WP7 for Windows Phone 7... I keep having to wonder what the hell Word Perfect has to do with a discussion on cell phones...
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I don't have one, as I'm holding off to see what my new job's commute will be like, but it looks pretty interesting to me anyway.
Even better, run the command twice, keeping one CD for you and sending the other to your friend!
I meant that the bit in the book about using a commercial plane as a weapon lead to the real-life use of 4 planes as weapons on 9/11. Sorry to be unclear.
Can we move Iceland off the coast of California first? Say around Santa Barbara, or SLO? I like the sound of the culture/politics of Iceland, but not the weather.
Yeah, and that story lead to 9/11!! (tongue firmly planted in cheek, btw :-)
Yeah, C, with #define being a textual preprocessing, does make the problem much tougher, but I don't think impossible. As I imagine it, you'd apply the textual substitutions, but you'd have to keep 'annotations' on the tree so you could 'undo' them in the deconversion for editing. Same with comments, either they'd have to become part of the syntax tree, or be kept as 'annotations' to items, and you'd have to 'guess at' (given just the text) to what node in the parsed tree the comment should be attached.
Another language, like Python? (not familiar enough with it) might not have those problems.
I've always felt that version control systems should store syntax trees, but have never had the time to do the work to do that.
All you really need to reconstruct it is a piece of angel food cake.
Most startups fail.
From a little googling, there are tests which can identify HPV, but they aren't FDA approved. Something about how to collect the skin cells from a man's penis? I suggest medical grade sand paper... :-)
Probably, the tokenizer doesn't recognize (http://www.google.com) because of the lack of space between the paren and the ( http://www.google.com/ )
That's what heal-toe (gas&brake) is for... though it's been a long time since I had to do it. My '86 VW Jetta was the last time. My next car was a Subaru with their 'hill-holder' clutch (let it out a tiny bit and it engages something to keep the car from rolling backward).
Weirdly, if you check EPA fuel economy estimates on some of the higher mileage small cars (Ford Focus & Fiesta?) the automatics come up with higher mileage, or are very close behind. http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/best/bestworstNF.shtml
Read the site. They can test the cells in the cervix for HPV because they are localized: "An HPV DNA test, which can find HPV on a woman's cervix, may also be used with a Pap test in certain cases."
Or performing oral sex on women, or having penile-vaginal sex with women?
According to the CDC website, no there is no test to say whether an individual is HPV infected or not.
Interestingly though it also seems to indicate that the HPV infection can go away of its own accord in time.
http://www.cdc.gov/std/HPV/STDFact-HPV.htm
"There is no general test for men or women to check one’s overall "HPV status," nor is there an approved HPV test to find HPV on the genitals or in the mouth or throat."
and from http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stdfact-hpv-and-men.htm
"There is no test for men to check one’s overall “HPV status.” But HPV usually goes away on its own, without causing health problems. So an HPV infection that is found today will most likely not be there a year or two from now."
It does kill men. Just fewer. It can cause penile, oral and anal cancers in men.
How would that help? Ignoring the fact that the evolutionary drive to have sex is way stronger than your discouraging 'tut tut', it'd just delay the day when they got HPV infected and started spreading cancer causing viruses.
heh, my *BSD issues usually result in me writing patches...
Well, before I got laid off, I had ~$6.5K/month take home. So price really wasn't an issue, but quality and lack of hassle was. Being able to walk into the nearby Apple Store and get service, not deal with Windows or picking distros/etc (I run NetBSD on my home server and do Linux & FreeBSD for work, but want my primary system to 'just work') was worth a lot to me.
Um, make that a 4U server, not 1U...
An ARM processor could do voice recognition. 68K processors (or at least PowerPC) procs did it in the past.
On my Mac right now (running 10.6.8), Software Update is saying I have 3 updates. Safari 5.1.1, iTunes 10.5, and Security Update 2011-006 1.0. Of the three iTunes is the only one which does _NOT_ require a reboot.
I wish you damn whippersnappers would stop using WP7 for Windows Phone 7... I keep having to wonder what the hell Word Perfect has to do with a discussion on cell phones...
Not so simple as said in the summary, it requires first updating iTunes to 10.5