I see alot of procedural abuses by the FBI, but what did they have to do with the patriot act? I am sure that stuff like this went on all the time before 9/11.
That is what i don't get from the article. I see alot of procedural abuses by the FBI, but what did they have to do with the patriot act? I am sure that stuff like this went on all the time before 9/11.
Japan and China has thousands of years of a very effective culture to back them up. The cultural roots aren't as strong in Ethiopa. Perhaps the very difficult/disruptive climate has something to do with this.
Looking at the stranglehold the publishers of scientific journals have over computerized searching I am not suprised this would happen with regular books.
Yeah. Wikepedia is 100% correct about everything. Did you RTFA I posted? There were a number of interesting facts that we passed on to the group in a short question and answer period. Mr. Häyhä stated that he used the Mosin Nagant M28 rifle as his "sniping" rifle.
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I guess your not a girl.
What does innovation have to do with it? Aren't our constitutional rights more important than if companies can make money off something?
I hate stupid environmental claims.
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http://www.siu.edu/~techtransfer/techavail/dave2.
Pretty much all energy systems (except nuclear) are two-way streets.
It would of been a more worthwhile article if he had compared these problems with other IDEs such as borlands or eclipse. Maybe 'IDEs rot the brain'?
.NET console applications with textpad and BAT files. What does c have to do with it?
That being said, I have written
which is more hardcore, slackware or debian?
The expense is getting them there and the teams monitoring them. The cost of the robot is trivial, hence the over-engineering.
I see alot of procedural abuses by the FBI, but what did they have to do with the patriot act? I am sure that stuff like this went on all the time before 9/11.
That is what i don't get from the article. I see alot of procedural abuses by the FBI, but what did they have to do with the patriot act? I am sure that stuff like this went on all the time before 9/11.
Keep it simple. The part-count is greater on a hybrid.
photo editing is complicated because.... uh.. eh... photo editing is complicated.
I think POWER is an IBM specification. anyone can build a chip to the spec.
unless the die is incredibly smaller than a regular POWER chip it will be less.
'Scientists' are a pretty broad group. I am a chemist, and there is very few useful free journals on the web.
plos.org looks like a pretty good effort for biologists and health scientists.
What planet are you on? 98% of what gets published still goes through journals.
Japan and China has thousands of years of a very effective culture to back them up. The cultural roots aren't as strong in Ethiopa. Perhaps the very difficult/disruptive climate has something to do with this.
Looking at the stranglehold the publishers of scientific journals have over computerized searching I am not suprised this would happen with regular books.
LOL polish that anology : )
Nice anology. Look how much automotive press Ferrari gets even though they only ship a few hundred cars every year.
I wouldn't give a damn if the interface defaulted to the windows classic theme that i use on my desktop. The WMP interface is absolute crap.
In Korea only old people follow standards!
I think he's serious. Now he can go home and tell his mom that he taught 'P3NIS_CLEAVER' a lesson.
I do know some athletes and one auto-racer that plays video games to hone their reflexes. A bit of a stretch from 'training' to do something though.
Yeah. Ignore all the facts that I proved you dead wrong about and move on to new assertions. You're a slashdot pro!
Yeah. Wikepedia is 100% correct about everything. Did you RTFA I posted?
There were a number of interesting facts that we passed on to the group in a short question and answer period. Mr. Häyhä stated that he used the Mosin Nagant M28 rifle as his "sniping" rifle.
the most famous sniper of all time used a mosin-nagant m28
http://www.snipersparadise.com/History/hayha.htm
A mosin nagant was also the first military rifle with scope. Although article is off, it wasn't off by much
http://www.snipercentral.com/mosin.htm