Actually, they measure it in meters or centimeters, but your point still stands. This makes me wonder why the speeds in the Netherlands don't go much over 20mbps, as we actually have a higher population density than Japan.
You'll find that the vast majority of school-shooters play first-person shooters. The vast majority of young males also player first-person shooters. You'll even find that the vast majority of young males eat bread.
quuuuuuuuuux lameness filter is highly annoying again, could we get rid of that please? or maybe I can just paste some dissociated press somewhere
And again, , foo bar baz quux quuux quuuux quuuuux quuuuuux quuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuuuuux trying not to be repetitive here or something
And yet again, but this time another long sentence that makes no sense whatsoever or maybe it will this time, we could try to find out or something or we can just keep typing. Maybe it is long enough yet but probably not
Usually when one mentions the words âoeDetroitâ and âoeRenaissanceâ together, one is referring to Detroitâ(TM)s Renaissance Center, four 39-story towers which were originally a Ford Motor Company development project in the early 1970â(TM)s and are now owned by General Motors. As someone who grew up in nearby Ann Arbor, with its tree-lined streets, PhD-educated cab drivers, and insanely overpriced real estate, Iâ(TM)ve always sadly thought of Detroit in the same way I might think of Beirut: a slightly scary, bombed-out city that I might have to pass through to go elsewhere.
At the same time, Iâ(TM)ve always held some hope for the place, in spite of its history of corrupt mayors and urban blight. Iâ(TM)ve always though that if Cleveland can do it, so can Detroit. Which is why the Powerhouse Project excites me. Although a small project initiated by a handful of people, itâ(TM)s gaining international attention thanks to groups like Amsterdamâ(TM)s Detroit UnReal Estate Agency. The basic story is that Detroit couple Gina Reichert and Mitch Cope bought a run-down house in northern Hamtramck (letâ(TM)s start calling it âoeNoHamâ!) for $1900.00 with the intention of building a mini green power grid in the neighborhood. The project has snowballed a little, so theyâ(TM)ve gotten considerable positive press. To learn more, check out this piece at ModeldMedia.com, this NYT Op-Ed piece, or the WFUM Radio segment The Upside Of Foreclosures, which has both a transcript and an audio stream. You can also visit the Powerhouse Project web site. Letâ(TM)s go, Detroit! With inspired thinking like this, maybe we can avoid the Bushvilles of Sacramento!
On occasion recently Iâ(TM)ve missed the simple message of terror and paranoia served up on a regular basis by the Bush administration. At least you felt like you knew where things stood. Although I got a definite kick out of the Democratic Partyâ(TM)s brief dalliance with making Rush Limbaugh the new GOP leader, it ultimately just smacks of politics as usual, and as a friend of mine pointed out yesterday, a candidate isnâ(TM)t likely to get elected in this country unless theyâ(TM)re playing pretty nice with the existing (and frankly corrupt) Washington bureaucracy. All of which leaves me a little disillusioned; although my gut tells me that Barack Obama is a good man with good intentions, can those good intentions survive in the cesspool that is our nationâ(TM)s capitol (and guidance from a guy like Rahm Emanuel who offers parenting advice like this), or will Obama end up being another Jimmy Carter?
No, you must either *accompany it* with the sources, which providing a clear link to on the same website would suffice for, or (for physical copies) accompany it with a written offer to provide *anyone* the sources for at least *three years* for a charge no higher than the cost of distribution.
I don't know exactly how debian does this, but I'm sure they figured something out.
FYI, I just did the quiz (though with the GPL and LGPL next to it for reference) and I got all 7 questions correct. So, though IANAL, I'm reasonable sure this is the correct interpretation.
Google does the same thing in france and germany to comply with local laws, albeit on a smaller scale. It also delisted sites due to scientology DMCA complaints in order to comply with laws of the USA.
Though these are on a smaller scale, censorship exists in the "free world" as well.
That also was the strategy of most search engines: keep users on your site as long as possible and throw as many features onto your site as possible. I leave it to you to figure out what happened to them.
Re:Chappe's telegraph and buiding of a fortune
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actually, the story was more interesting -Rothschilds get information early -other people know rothschilds get the information early -rothschilds dump all their stock -everyone else dumps their stock -stock crashes -rothschilds buy everything
massive stock manipulation, but I guess that was legal back then.
This is a common misconception. The capillaries used to expel heat are located in the skin, outside the insulation of the fat. The main reason so many overweight people start sweating is because they have to carry extra weight around (and thus have to burn more energy to do so) and most of them aren't in very good physical condition (which makes the moving even more inefficient).
Slashdot Mirror
Spooky action at a distance?
You may want to look into DMCA counter-notices.
Actually, they measure it in meters or centimeters, but your point still stands.
This makes me wonder why the speeds in the Netherlands don't go much over 20mbps, as we actually have a higher population density than Japan.
You'll find that the vast majority of school-shooters play first-person shooters.
The vast majority of young males also player first-person shooters.
You'll even find that the vast majority of young males eat bread.
What exactly does this tell us?
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1166343&threshold=0&commentsort=0&mode=nested&cid=27253063 -- mirrored here, please ignore the lameness filter workarounds.
Second part:
quuuuuuuuuux lameness filter is highly annoying again, could we get rid of that please? or maybe I can just paste some dissociated press somewhere
And again, , foo bar baz quux quuux quuuux quuuuux quuuuuux quuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuuuux quuuuuuuuuuuux trying not to be repetitive here or something
And yet again, but this time another long sentence that makes no sense whatsoever or maybe it will this time, we could try to find out or something or we can just keep typing. Maybe it is long enough yet but probably not
Usually when one mentions the words âoeDetroitâ and âoeRenaissanceâ together, one is referring to Detroitâ(TM)s Renaissance Center, four 39-story towers which were originally a Ford Motor Company development project in the early 1970â(TM)s and are now owned by General Motors. As someone who grew up in nearby Ann Arbor, with its tree-lined streets, PhD-educated cab drivers, and insanely overpriced real estate, Iâ(TM)ve always sadly thought of Detroit in the same way I might think of Beirut: a slightly scary, bombed-out city that I might have to pass through to go elsewhere.
At the same time, Iâ(TM)ve always held some hope for the place, in spite of its history of corrupt mayors and urban blight. Iâ(TM)ve always though that if Cleveland can do it, so can Detroit. Which is why the Powerhouse Project excites me. Although a small project initiated by a handful of people, itâ(TM)s gaining international attention thanks to groups like Amsterdamâ(TM)s Detroit UnReal Estate Agency. The basic story is that Detroit couple Gina Reichert and Mitch Cope bought a run-down house in northern Hamtramck (letâ(TM)s start calling it âoeNoHamâ!) for $1900.00 with the intention of building a mini green power grid in the neighborhood. The project has snowballed a little, so theyâ(TM)ve gotten considerable positive press. To learn more, check out this piece at ModeldMedia.com, this NYT Op-Ed piece, or the WFUM Radio segment The Upside Of Foreclosures, which has both a transcript and an audio stream. You can also visit the Powerhouse Project web site. Letâ(TM)s go, Detroit! With inspired thinking like this, maybe we can avoid the Bushvilles of Sacramento!
On occasion recently Iâ(TM)ve missed the simple message of terror and paranoia served up on a regular basis by the Bush administration. At least you felt like you knew where things stood. Although I got a definite kick out of the Democratic Partyâ(TM)s brief dalliance with making Rush Limbaugh the new GOP leader, it ultimately just smacks of politics as usual, and as a friend of mine pointed out yesterday, a candidate isnâ(TM)t likely to get elected in this country unless theyâ(TM)re playing pretty nice with the existing (and frankly corrupt) Washington bureaucracy. All of which leaves me a little disillusioned; although my gut tells me that Barack Obama is a good man with good intentions, can those good intentions survive in the cesspool that is our nationâ(TM)s capitol (and guidance from a guy like Rahm Emanuel who offers parenting advice like this), or will Obama end up being another Jimmy Carter?
#June 20 - 2007 - Update
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#June 01 - 2007 - Update
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Except that the dye/odorant will be composed of bigger molecules than the hydrogen, so many materials will filter out everything but the hydrogen.
Hah, everyone knows Bruce Willis is vulnerable to water. Maybe this exploit includes drowning the server?
You underestimate the awesomeness of ASCII pr0n, especially in combination with aalib and all its tools.
You do realise you just calculated all that based on the area of the *back* of the laptop? You need the depth instead of the height.
While this only increases the area by a factor of 10, it would give you a theoretical yield of a few watts.
replying to undo moderation...
Not really.
Past the critical point of 1314 K, 20.7 MPa, the liquid and gaseous phases merge.
(Two finger) taps.
not
Two (finger taps).
Meaning, tapping the touchpad with two fingers at the same time.
Yes, after posting the reply shows on the same level as the parent, only after refreshing (or viewing the parent) does the tree show correctly.
No, you must either *accompany it* with the sources, which providing a clear link to on the same website would suffice for, or (for physical copies) accompany it with a written offer to provide *anyone* the sources for at least *three years* for a charge no higher than the cost of distribution.
I don't know exactly how debian does this, but I'm sure they figured something out.
FYI, I just did the quiz (though with the GPL and LGPL next to it for reference) and I got all 7 questions correct. So, though IANAL, I'm reasonable sure this is the correct interpretation.
Google does the same thing in france and germany to comply with local laws, albeit on a smaller scale.
It also delisted sites due to scientology DMCA complaints in order to comply with laws of the USA.
Though these are on a smaller scale, censorship exists in the "free world" as well.
Tribler has been able to do this since 2006.
It's that awfully bright light in the big blue room, I'm not sure if IBM owns it.
t'nera dellepssim uoy
That also was the strategy of most search engines: keep users on your site as long as possible and throw as many features onto your site as possible. I leave it to you to figure out what happened to them.
actually, the story was more interesting
-Rothschilds get information early
-other people know rothschilds get the information early
-rothschilds dump all their stock
-everyone else dumps their stock
-stock crashes
-rothschilds buy everything
massive stock manipulation, but I guess that was legal back then.
(or at least this is the version I heard)
Beautiful, now the 'editor' copied your first, incorrect, correction. TFS doesn't make much more sense than it did before...
like Jenova?
This is a common misconception. The capillaries used to expel heat are located in the skin, outside the insulation of the fat.
The main reason so many overweight people start sweating is because they have to carry extra weight around (and thus have to burn more energy to do so) and most of them aren't in very good physical condition (which makes the moving even more inefficient).