Personally, I find the easiest way to make the short putts is to reach a threshold speed but increase the angular movement. Not like a real put which has fairly small angle. I use ~40 degrees with a slowish acceleration.
Once you open your sources.list up to include universe and multiverse, all upgrade bets are off.
How can you possibly expect the ubuntu team to consider every unknown eventuality.
I too am a geezer and I love GTA Vice City and San Andreas. I like GTA-VC better. The dancing mission in GTA-SA gives me the shits. Anyone got any hints for getting past this using a PC with a Joystick? I think the game took pity on me after I failed this mission about 20 times. Eventually I got past it.
To me the replayability is enriched by the wanted starts. I play the game again and again but with each iteration I add a wanted star. I have completed as many missions as I can while retaining 3 wanted stars.
What's particularly impressive about Unwired's card over all other solutions is that it doesn't need any godawful proprietary software clients to log in to the network.
The story about the plane losing pressure then flying on autopilot before crashing is interesting. Doesn't the plane know it has lost cabin pressure? If it's on autopilot why can't it reduce altitude so the people can regain consciousness?
What if there is a bloody great big hill in the way? What if there is another aircraft in the way? What happens if the automatic Lateral Navigation system has been disconnected to divert around weather? Do you know what happens to the range of an aircraft if you cruise off optimum altitude?
Please let me say that commercial aviation is a VERY complex arena, technology is making it safer and more efficient but we are a long way from allowing the computers full control.
Hell, why can't it just declare an emergency and automatically land at the nearest airport after receiving an OK signal from the airport that it's safe to land.
We have all this technology but it's implemented by idiots.
So Boeing, Airbus, Honeywell et. al. are idiots are they?
Every airliner I have flown has known software bugs and every year with millions of hours flown we find more.
>Lucky Bastard.
lol, prefect comment in my opinion.
my only possible response is...
Cartman: "am I to understand there will be no side dishes with our waffles tonight?"
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Personally, I find the easiest way to make the short putts is to reach a threshold speed but increase the angular movement. Not like a real put which has fairly small angle. I use ~40 degrees with a slowish acceleration.
HTH.
because it has worked in debian for ages?
Yes, but Ubuntu is not Debian.
Once you open your sources.list up to include universe and multiverse, all upgrade bets are off. How can you possibly expect the ubuntu team to consider every unknown eventuality.
6.6.6.0 is the gateway to hell.
.0 is the network
:)
don't you mean 6.6.6.1?
I, for one, welcome our new nano-enhanced overlords.
Rings too true for me.
I'd rather a 'softly, softly' approach with nanotech.
Will try it out, thanks for the tip.
:)
Also a good excuse to update my Ti4200 video card.
Regards...
I too am a geezer and I love GTA Vice City and San Andreas. I like GTA-VC better. The dancing mission in GTA-SA gives me the shits. Anyone got any hints for getting past this using a PC with a Joystick? I think the game took pity on me after I failed this mission about 20 times. Eventually I got past it. To me the replayability is enriched by the wanted starts. I play the game again and again but with each iteration I add a wanted star. I have completed as many missions as I can while retaining 3 wanted stars.
The link doesn't like the trailing slash.
Try
http://www.internetworldstats.com/top20.htm
IMHO you are 100% correct.
I notice with interest that we are approaching 1 billion users on the Internet.
http://www.internetworldstats.com/top20.htm/
How many people will have browser equipped phones in 1,2 and 5 years?
Mobile/PDA/Small Screen Internet will be HUGE.
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What's particularly impressive about Unwired's card over all other solutions is that it doesn't need any godawful proprietary software clients to log in to the network.
Except Windows.
The story about the plane losing pressure then flying on autopilot before crashing is interesting. Doesn't the plane know it has lost cabin pressure? If it's on autopilot why can't it reduce altitude so the people can regain consciousness?
What if there is a bloody great big hill in the way?
What if there is another aircraft in the way?
What happens if the automatic Lateral Navigation system has been disconnected to divert around weather?
Do you know what happens to the range of an aircraft if you cruise off optimum altitude?
Please let me say that commercial aviation is a VERY complex arena, technology is making it safer and more efficient but we are a long way from allowing the computers full control.
Hell, why can't it just declare an emergency and automatically land at the nearest airport after receiving an OK signal from the airport that it's safe to land.
We have all this technology but it's implemented by idiots.
So Boeing, Airbus, Honeywell et. al. are idiots are they?
Every airliner I have flown has known software bugs and every year with millions of hours flown we find more.
No Weather, No Planet, just a rock.
>Lucky Bastard. lol, prefect comment in my opinion. my only possible response is... Cartman: "am I to understand there will be no side dishes with our waffles tonight?"