Graphene IS doped in experiements, and interesting and useful properties have been found. look up "doped graphene" in google and see the cool stuff that comes up.
Let's see your code, big guy, especially calling methods on your integer 4. then your in-place modification of the array to uppercase and sorted by name
microsoft inactivates your ability to get patches that you paid for just because you changed a hard disk. sometimes the indian that answers the phone argues with you about restoring that access.
meanwhile, in the land of free software, upgrading to new OS and apps is free. so you complain that they don't support a years old version, yet you should just upgrade.
"legal" of course meaning adhering to rules written and ratified by a group of power and money grubbing politicians in the pockets of large corporations.
Examples of flammables including soaked flaming blankets used to stop and then incapacitate tanks are all over history of war, from Spanish War (writings of Tom Wintringham) to Finnish Winter War and World War II etc.
Tom Wintringham wrote of technique of using rifle or shotgun fire to make tank crew close all the hatches, then men could rush it out of reach of its guns to either jam stout iron rod in tracks or to apply the flammables such as molotovs or soaked blankets. That's when fuel soaked tire slices (not his technique) could be jammed into tracks, then more tires throw on later when the conflagration gets going.
In WW II, your Marine predecessors used device to kill tanks that was diesel fuel with a self-igniting system, tube of nitric acid with sodium, many of those applied did all kinds of neat things like making internal fuel and ammo cook off
You are confused, those early examples found in Pakistan for instance were NOT widespread and thus not the adoption of writing by mankind. Those are examples of an idea that was tried and then lost again.
Graphene might be used in semiconductor devices whether magnetized or not; being able to magnetize it opens possibilities of making some types of devices but in no way is a prerequisite for practical applications of graphene in computers, semiconductors, etc.
Your imaginings are silly, that's not how the tire trick is done, nor how tank traps implemented. Another branch of the armed service has put more thought into the matter....
You need to study up on the history of technology and civilization, steady stream of advances were made over thousands of years not hundreds, including the widespread use of written language four thousand years ago.
you are silly. tanks can be taken out with nothing more than pile of burning tires, when it gets too hot for the occupants, they will die. tanks can be trapped in pits, or the machinery of their tracks jammed. many, many ways to take out a tank without explosives or heavy weapons.
You are clueless. Linux kernel has 15 million lines of code but over 10,000 developers for that. You're saying they should hire 5,000 developers to make you happy instead of having customers upgrade?
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no ones made a porn of that happening though, so that logical barrier must first be overcome or computers will explode trying to analyze it
Graphene IS doped in experiements, and interesting and useful properties have been found. look up "doped graphene" in google and see the cool stuff that comes up.
Wrong, dopants have been found that give useful properties. google is your friend
myArray = 4.dogs("lewis","bowser","spot","snoopy")
myArray.names.uppercase.sort!
Let's see your code, big guy, especially calling methods on your integer 4.
then your in-place modification of the array to uppercase and sorted by name
nonsense, you just think you were doing oo development. C structures with pointers to functions aren't really objects, sorry.
microsoft inactivates your ability to get patches that you paid for just because you changed a hard disk. sometimes the indian that answers the phone argues with you about restoring that access.
meanwhile, in the land of free software, upgrading to new OS and apps is free. so you complain that they don't support a years old version, yet you should just upgrade.
quit yer whining.
Wrong, the machine code emitted by one of the industry heavyweight Fortran compilers will kick the ass out of C's
Actually, a text fetch of this comment thread is about 250KB, 59 seconds at 33.6kbs
maybe I should splurge for the 128kbs ISDN line, could get that load time under 20 seconds, w0h00
people throw around the term "Faraday cage" without understanding. Real world faraday cages *attenuate*, they do not completely block signals.
That's one way to make your ForTran run slower
"legal" of course meaning adhering to rules written and ratified by a group of power and money grubbing politicians in the pockets of large corporations.
and to all you all that scoffed as I wait minutes for each GIF pr0n via compuserve dial-up, well WHO'S LAUGHING NOW??
Examples of flammables including soaked flaming blankets used to stop and then incapacitate tanks are all over history of war, from Spanish War (writings of Tom Wintringham) to Finnish Winter War and World War II etc.
Tom Wintringham wrote of technique of using rifle or shotgun fire to make tank crew close all the hatches, then men could rush it out of reach of its guns to either jam stout iron rod in tracks or to apply the flammables such as molotovs or soaked blankets. That's when fuel soaked tire slices (not his technique) could be jammed into tracks, then more tires throw on later when the conflagration gets going.
In WW II, your Marine predecessors used device to kill tanks that was diesel fuel with a self-igniting system, tube of nitric acid with sodium, many of those applied did all kinds of neat things like making internal fuel and ammo cook off
well, robosexuals should stay in the wiring closet, or at the workstation
You are confused, those early examples found in Pakistan for instance were NOT widespread and thus not the adoption of writing by mankind. Those are examples of an idea that was tried and then lost again.
Graphene might be used in semiconductor devices whether magnetized or not; being able to magnetize it opens possibilities of making some types of devices but in no way is a prerequisite for practical applications of graphene in computers, semiconductors, etc.
Your imaginings are silly, that's not how the tire trick is done, nor how tank traps implemented. Another branch of the armed service has put more thought into the matter....
You need to study up on the history of technology and civilization, steady stream of advances were made over thousands of years not hundreds, including the widespread use of written language four thousand years ago.
It does not wipe them out, each civilization reaches a point where its porn and virtual reality are sufficiently advanced.
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you are silly. tanks can be taken out with nothing more than pile of burning tires, when it gets too hot for the occupants, they will die. tanks can be trapped in pits, or the machinery of their tracks jammed. many, many ways to take out a tank without explosives or heavy weapons.
wrong, that number was in last 8 years. Or over 1,200 contributed in the last six months.
no, Microsoft makes you install service packs or you're out of support. same thing here, quit your whining.
a mere 500 meter rock more than three times the distance to the moon, appearing as a speck in any telescope under $8,000.....why bother
You are clueless. Linux kernel has 15 million lines of code but over 10,000 developers for that. You're saying they should hire 5,000 developers to make you happy instead of having customers upgrade?
You are missing the point, you can't do true OO programming with C++
wouldn't it be nicers to see live video from the driver or truck showing your house, or maybe the nice neighbor you trust getting the package?