so many other distros have such superior and polished desktops. And other distros, not redhat, allow access to their repositories by anyone since paying customer pay for *support* and having public access to repos is way of advertising, marketing and getting community goodwill. All have which became foreign concepts to Red Hat long ago. I haven't seen a RedHat enterprise desktop in a decade. and that's a good thing.
the entropy increase, maintenance or decrease due to dark energy is an ongoing debate. there can be change to quantum vacuum energy, the masses accelerating are in gravitational potential
wrong, the masses of the universe are accelerating away from each other at in increasing rate. that very much is in the realm of thermodynamics. that very much is an addition of real energy.
nonsense, human population growth will peak in 60 years. almost all the resources we "used" are still around, and moreover the crust of the earth is miles thick (we won't run out of anything, not helium, not rare earths, not minerals). there's an xkcd cartoon for your type, you must think pregnant women will be one mile in diameter after two years.....
not unique. there are quite a few catalogs in common use though, and moreover stars visible to the human eye already have many, many names. if a few hundred million internet users come up with a name for a star, of course that would, for the common people, overrule any catalog number the IAU makes. we don't call our elbow an olecranon either.
do you have any proof for your assertion? those people have to deal with poisons already, the world has had arsenic, lead, mercury, etc. since the dawn of time, and no doubt their lifestyle with less than ideal sanitation introduces more. anyway, average lifespan has almost doubled there in 20th century to 67 years, modern times can't be all bad for them
nothing new about gyroscopes and accelerometers in a package, even an integrated circuit one.....this might be smaller or perhaps more accurate than some I've seen over the DECADES. but definitely no new tech or ideas here.
No relation to anything the Shrub did; the North has already committed acts of war against our ally South Korea, and moreover declared war on the USA. Attack is therefore completely justifiable and would do the world a favor.
And you are from a part of the world with poor reading comprehension (I'd guess Kentucky); the article gives an example of a POP as Agent Orange, but does not say that compound was found.
most protocols of the geneva convention haven't been ratified in the USA so it is not bound by them; signing is irrelevant, the Constitution is the supreme law of this land.
just wait till his little one variously pisses, shits, barfs, snots, spits and whatever else onto his fancy clothes, that'll kill that line of thinking. yes, I have children and experience.
in point of fact there is way to halt surprise attacks, with a pre-emptive surprise attack. our ability to "bust bunkers" with many types of weapons has evolved far beyond what the ancient soviet-era doctrines the N. Koreans can imagine possible. 50+ year old methods including bunkers are useless, even the concrete of that era is a joke by modern standards
it's not the contractors that say so, it is the reality of aging explosive lenses, initiators, neutron reflectors, etc. the alternative is live testing.
that's what we should done in Iraq, let them busy themselves rebuilding. instead we continued to destroy things to make contractors rich. one things for sure, stupid idea to think "we'll impose democracy at gunpoint". that same mentality is why afghanistan such a failure, now we're negotiating with Taliban groups.
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funny, your math teacher didn't understand bell curves and accepted methodology of using standard deviations for grading then
so many other distros have such superior and polished desktops. And other distros, not redhat, allow access to their repositories by anyone since paying customer pay for *support* and having public access to repos is way of advertising, marketing and getting community goodwill. All have which became foreign concepts to Red Hat long ago. I haven't seen a RedHat enterprise desktop in a decade. and that's a good thing.
xfce is a very good desktop and also works well on 1GB RAM machines; but I find MATE more Gnome-2 like (need more RAM)
so the people (including a couple reporters more or less famous in IT tech world for decades) who claimed to know her or have met her were lying?
you might want to loosen the clamps on your tin foil hat
the entropy increase, maintenance or decrease due to dark energy is an ongoing debate. there can be change to quantum vacuum energy, the masses accelerating are in gravitational potential
blacklists are awesome and who gives a shit about the occasional lost mail every now and then? neurotic obsessed people, that's who.
wrong, the masses of the universe are accelerating away from each other at in increasing rate. that very much is in the realm of thermodynamics. that very much is an addition of real energy.
nonsense, human population growth will peak in 60 years. almost all the resources we "used" are still around, and moreover the crust of the earth is miles thick (we won't run out of anything, not helium, not rare earths, not minerals). there's an xkcd cartoon for your type, you must think pregnant women will be one mile in diameter after two years.....
no, there is dark energy being added to the system
you might just be making a case for later warrant to have your corpse and data exhumed. save your family the trauma, torch your shit
not unique. there are quite a few catalogs in common use though, and moreover stars visible to the human eye already have many, many names. if a few hundred million internet users come up with a name for a star, of course that would, for the common people, overrule any catalog number the IAU makes. we don't call our elbow an olecranon either.
Fat spoiled child declared war on US and south Korea at the end of March. sorry you missed it.
do you have any proof for your assertion? those people have to deal with poisons already, the world has had arsenic, lead, mercury, etc. since the dawn of time, and no doubt their lifestyle with less than ideal sanitation introduces more. anyway, average lifespan has almost doubled there in 20th century to 67 years, modern times can't be all bad for them
the semiconductor ones are decades old too, at least to 1980s
nothing new about gyroscopes and accelerometers in a package, even an integrated circuit one.....this might be smaller or perhaps more accurate than some I've seen over the DECADES. but definitely no new tech or ideas here.
No relation to anything the Shrub did; the North has already committed acts of war against our ally South Korea, and moreover declared war on the USA. Attack is therefore completely justifiable and would do the world a favor.
And you are from a part of the world with poor reading comprehension (I'd guess Kentucky); the article gives an example of a POP as Agent Orange, but does not say that compound was found.
most protocols of the geneva convention haven't been ratified in the USA so it is not bound by them; signing is irrelevant, the Constitution is the supreme law of this land.
looking at origins of these pollutants in the article, neither from China nor USA. w00t, we can keep pumping out the stank
just wait till his little one variously pisses, shits, barfs, snots, spits and whatever else onto his fancy clothes, that'll kill that line of thinking. yes, I have children and experience.
so my month and day dials are the fourth and fifth hand? when do we get to the hand that the watch is on? I've been jacking with the seventh hand?
in point of fact there is way to halt surprise attacks, with a pre-emptive surprise attack. our ability to "bust bunkers" with many types of weapons has evolved far beyond what the ancient soviet-era doctrines the N. Koreans can imagine possible. 50+ year old methods including bunkers are useless, even the concrete of that era is a joke by modern standards
it's not the contractors that say so, it is the reality of aging explosive lenses, initiators, neutron reflectors, etc. the alternative is live testing.
that's what we should done in Iraq, let them busy themselves rebuilding. instead we continued to destroy things to make contractors rich. one things for sure, stupid idea to think "we'll impose democracy at gunpoint". that same mentality is why afghanistan such a failure, now we're negotiating with Taliban groups.
I've seen plenty of quotes right from the ruler of NK himself. nothing more needed.
we have it, and what a great opportunity to test new laser systems with complete plausible deniability. NK would never know