A lot of people seem to have that opinion, but the truth is, cars are much more complex than they were in the days when we could do that. The engines are already highly controlled to get the best fuel usage and least amount of pollution, and with more and more hybrids, it's not even possible to have it just control the gas since part of the time the car uses the electric motor.
It was brought up now because some game show asked the contestant what nursery school tune is played in the song "Down Under". It's worth noting that it wasn't guessed either.
Best NPR corrections segment was when they apologized for a recent interview with someone named "Mike Rotch" and explained that that was not his actual name.
So what do people like me do that use HSBC Direct (online banking)? There isn't a branch location within a hundred miles of me now.
I don't remember if I had to activated my debit card when I got it, but I remember there was a hassle to get the PIN since it had to be sent separately from the card.
Sounds like you've been playing a lot of sim city. It's true the microwave power plants tend to miss sometimes and set fires, but fusion won't be around until the 2050s
One summer I was working at a college and was wearing a hard hat while I was going to check something at a construction site. As I was heading along a public street, some guy with a big beard and rainbow hat and shirt came up and started asking if I knew anything about solar power. I told him I did, and he worriedly asked if it was "sucking in the sun".
I told him that it was safe because it would be wasted if we didn't save it and he seemed very relieved that science wasn't going to use it all up. He promised to talk to me again so I quickly requested to work at a different site.
Even though you know where something is, doesn't mean you can't make it easier to find it. There are lots of ways to increase the ease of usage for a page even for experienced users.
They did that, but they also wanted to make it even more clear when you first load the page, and at the same time have a page with other links and information for people that might want to look for other stuff.
That's not a bad feature actually. It makes it easy to quickly see the search bar where you can type in your search. That's what the page is for after all.
Believe it or not, most theaters still use film, though few use the changeovers any more. At least with the cue marks, they're just in the corner of the frame. The stupid brown spots are about 1/4 the diameter but they're spread over the middle of the frame.
I think this is where they put the grid of brown dots in patterns across the middle of the picture. It's not quite like watermarking because it's only a couple frames here and there and it shows a unique ID pattern for each print. It's also more annoying for the viewer once you start noticing.
People clap at movies they like where usually not even the staff of the theater can see or hear them much less anyone involved with the film. Basically people will clap at anything they like.
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The first mass is the whole thing, then the the second mass is just a wall. So in the 200 kg there are probably six 18 kg walls and some stuff inside.
A lot of people seem to have that opinion, but the truth is, cars are much more complex than they were in the days when we could do that. The engines are already highly controlled to get the best fuel usage and least amount of pollution, and with more and more hybrids, it's not even possible to have it just control the gas since part of the time the car uses the electric motor.
They are - turn the key (or hold the start button) and you'll turn off the car.
Which by the way was invented for commercial use 82 years ago today: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sliced_bread
It was brought up now because some game show asked the contestant what nursery school tune is played in the song "Down Under". It's worth noting that it wasn't guessed either.
You could always go to slashdot settings and select that you don't want to see as many apple stories...
Best NPR corrections segment was when they apologized for a recent interview with someone named "Mike Rotch" and explained that that was not his actual name.
So you're suggesting we'll be sending billions of people into space instead of the birth rate declining?
So what do people like me do that use HSBC Direct (online banking)? There isn't a branch location within a hundred miles of me now.
I don't remember if I had to activated my debit card when I got it, but I remember there was a hassle to get the PIN since it had to be sent separately from the card.
Sounds like you've been playing a lot of sim city. It's true the microwave power plants tend to miss sometimes and set fires, but fusion won't be around until the 2050s
Or like "after the illegal search of his effects, the police did effect him with his wallet"
Speaking of which, Opera has released Opera 10.60 RC2 today: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/13348892
Looks like firefox is going to have to keep playing catch up
Not very likely since people will be downloading the upgrade on their computer, not the 3G network.
One summer I was working at a college and was wearing a hard hat while I was going to check something at a construction site. As I was heading along a public street, some guy with a big beard and rainbow hat and shirt came up and started asking if I knew anything about solar power. I told him I did, and he worriedly asked if it was "sucking in the sun".
I told him that it was safe because it would be wasted if we didn't save it and he seemed very relieved that science wasn't going to use it all up. He promised to talk to me again so I quickly requested to work at a different site.
Even though you know where something is, doesn't mean you can't make it easier to find it. There are lots of ways to increase the ease of usage for a page even for experienced users.
They did that, but they also wanted to make it even more clear when you first load the page, and at the same time have a page with other links and information for people that might want to look for other stuff.
That's not a bad feature actually. It makes it easy to quickly see the search bar where you can type in your search. That's what the page is for after all.
The Tar Ball Burner(TM) is protected under US Patent 5,870,779, and other pending US and International Patents.
Hmmm and that patent would be?
Undergarment with a testicle pouch and genital space
Ah it all makes sense now...
But you save $2,608.62 by buying it on Amazon so it's cool.
This is just going to lead to sheets for test requests that have the word "Please" pre-printed on them.
Used to be firefox 3, now it's 3.5. Also versions 7 and 8 have higher amount of users than 6 now.
Believe it or not, most theaters still use film, though few use the changeovers any more. At least with the cue marks, they're just in the corner of the frame. The stupid brown spots are about 1/4 the diameter but they're spread over the middle of the frame.
What statistics show it as most used browser? All the ones I've seen it's way below firefox.
I think this is where they put the grid of brown dots in patterns across the middle of the picture. It's not quite like watermarking because it's only a couple frames here and there and it shows a unique ID pattern for each print. It's also more annoying for the viewer once you start noticing.
People clap at movies they like where usually not even the staff of the theater can see or hear them much less anyone involved with the film. Basically people will clap at anything they like.