And while you're at it, keep a two second distance from every obstacle, including the unpredictable ones that come out of nowhere, such as pedestrians and falling trees. Oh, wait....
Actually, one in seven is the odds that they will have your card's information. The odds that they will actually use each of those numbers may be a lot lower.
Well then transmit them at a higher frequency so they get here faster. I don't really care how they do it, I'm just saying it would be cool to know it was going to happen in advance so we can all go to our favourite stargazing locations and watch it as it happens.
Only if it's really close to Earth. I'm talking about placing it really far away; closer to Betelgeuse than Earth. And with faster RF technology than the old probes like Voyager.
Scientists should position a robotic space probe far from Earth (somewhere between Betelgeuse and us) so that when it detects the explosion it can radio back to Earth and enable us to set up cameras in advance, and prepare to watch it from the very beginning.
I had a problem where whenever I booted into Windows there was around a 50% chance it would corrupt my GRUB 2 bootloader. I couldn't be bothered doing a format, so I ended up leaving my Ubuntu install CD in the drive so that whenever it happened I could boot Linux from the CD, repair GRUB 2 and reboot. But it was frustrating as hell. I've since formatted and luckily (don't jinx it!) whatever was corrupting it hasn't been reinstalled.
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And while you're at it, keep a two second distance from every obstacle, including the unpredictable ones that come out of nowhere, such as pedestrians and falling trees.
Oh, wait....
Didn't they learn their lesson from the last time they took someone to court?
Isn't that what people used to unlock restricted multipliers on microprocessors? Or did those pens us a different conductive metal?
Hasn't been there, or hasn't been found there?
Perform This Way is one of the more boring tracks off the album anyway. Sure, it probably has the most mainstream attraction, but who cares?!
...make accurate weather prediction any less necessary?
Yeah, dropping 1c and 2c pieces was always good. You'd get this really satisfying 'ping' noise whenever they hit a hard surface.
So we should change our meters to read in metREs?
Actually, one in seven is the odds that they will have your card's information. The odds that they will actually use each of those numbers may be a lot lower.
I've always wondered why developers didn't do this.
What do you mean? Texas Instruments samples have always been free for me!
Is anyone else surprised that no one had spotted it already?
It's here to stay because they purposely made it incompatible with breadboards and such by giving it an annoying pin spacing.
"god damn Windows '98"
"Russian airport bombed. Looks so much like MW2"
That's exactly what he sent a few hours after it happened.
Well then transmit them at a higher frequency so they get here faster.
I don't really care how they do it, I'm just saying it would be cool to know it was going to happen in advance so we can all go to our favourite stargazing locations and watch it as it happens.
Only if it's really close to Earth. I'm talking about placing it really far away; closer to Betelgeuse than Earth. And with faster RF technology than the old probes like Voyager.
Scientists should position a robotic space probe far from Earth (somewhere between Betelgeuse and us) so that when it detects the explosion it can radio back to Earth and enable us to set up cameras in advance, and prepare to watch it from the very beginning.
That's exactly how I read it too.
Maybe it's the fact that I went on the first date I've been on in a few years yesterday.
I'm just going to place a 10k pull-down resistor on the "DISABLE_CPU" node.
Problem solved.
To be honest, I didn't find it all that great. I guess you had to be there.
N = B
Y = E
P = R
V = L
T = I
T = N (if it's preceded by another 'T'),
It shouldn't take too long to solve now.
Real names are required to register mobile phones in Australia, right? Or is it different for pre-paid phones?
I had a problem where whenever I booted into Windows there was around a 50% chance it would corrupt my GRUB 2 bootloader.
I couldn't be bothered doing a format, so I ended up leaving my Ubuntu install CD in the drive so that whenever it happened I could boot Linux from the CD, repair GRUB 2 and reboot.
But it was frustrating as hell.
I've since formatted and luckily (don't jinx it!) whatever was corrupting it hasn't been reinstalled.
The last time this happened it turned out to be the XXX passing a law to give their agents a licence to XXXX