Since here we're still on XP and only now considering migrating to Windows 7, I think it will be a lot longer than that. It won't be until Microsoft drops support for Windows 7 anyway. That's the only reason my company is ditching Windows XP.
There is a disconnect between the mall and the RTA who keep the licencing data. I'm pretty sure the NSW RTA will only hand over someones details if you intend to make a complaint. They won't do it to make your marketing easier. If that were not the case THAT would be good case for protest.
No, They built the plane arouind the gun and offset the nosewheel so that the gun is on the plane's centreline. Without doing that, the offset recoil would have put the plane into a flat spin
1. Cars these days have higher compression and are more difficult to turn over by hand.
2. The risk of kick-back breaking your wrist.
3. The fact that with a modern fuel injection system, if your battery is flat you are going nowhere, even if you can crank over the engine, because you need enough power to pressurize the fuel rail.
4. The fact that car designers don't want to give the impression that a crank start is likely to be needed.
Well, we could burn a whole bunch of coal to create extra CO2. That would form a barrier to block the escaping energy - like a big greenhouse...
Oh wait...
It's a fallacy that a 1 in 40 year event or a 1 in 1000 year event can't happen two years in a row. It's more like rolling a dice. You'll roll a 4 on average one roll in six, but you can roll three fours in a row ( or more).
It's more accurate to say that a so called 1in 100 year flood has a 1% chance of happening in any given year. Since we are in the middle of another extreme La Nina, an overall 1% chance increases somewhat.
A couple of half inch holes in a ship that size? Even assuming they actually can penetrate the steel hull rather than just leaving a dent, and they are below the water line, I'm pretty sure the bilge pumps could keep up.
Hell their propeller seal probably leaks more than that.
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It's about a hundred dollars...
It IS Canberra...
Since here we're still on XP and only now considering migrating to Windows 7, I think it will be a lot longer than that. It won't be until Microsoft drops support for Windows 7 anyway. That's the only reason my company is ditching Windows XP.
There is a disconnect between the mall and the RTA who keep the licencing data. I'm pretty sure the NSW RTA will only hand over someones details if you intend to make a complaint. They won't do it to make your marketing easier. If that were not the case THAT would be good case for protest.
You could always add a bluetooth keyboard if that makes it easier
No, They built the plane arouind the gun and offset the nosewheel so that the gun is on the plane's centreline. Without doing that, the offset recoil would have put the plane into a flat spin
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Julian Assange will be watching this case with interest, and would be amused at all the "how dare they, he's a citizen of a free country" posts.
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1. Cars these days have higher compression and are more difficult to turn over by hand.
2. The risk of kick-back breaking your wrist.
3. The fact that with a modern fuel injection system, if your battery is flat you are going nowhere, even if you can crank over the engine, because you need enough power to pressurize the fuel rail.
4. The fact that car designers don't want to give the impression that a crank start is likely to be needed.
See the comment above about the pig's ass.
They would if you didn't give the pig too much fruit.
Unless you eat the chicken, and the egg to power the pacemaker.
They still remember what happened with the printing press.
Well, we could burn a whole bunch of coal to create extra CO2. That would form a barrier to block the escaping energy - like a big greenhouse... Oh wait...
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Whaling. Don't forget whaling. If there ain't no whales, you could tell tall tales and sing a whaling tune.
...that's bad
It's a fallacy that a 1 in 40 year event or a 1 in 1000 year event can't happen two years in a row. It's more like rolling a dice. You'll roll a 4 on average one roll in six, but you can roll three fours in a row ( or more).
It's more accurate to say that a so called 1in 100 year flood has a 1% chance of happening in any given year. Since we are in the middle of another extreme La Nina, an overall 1% chance increases somewhat.
Plus remember that the sewage system doesn't go where it's supposed to in a flood. I cringe when I see people swimming around in that.
It's just a bit runny. Runnier than you'd like it, I'm afraid.
A couple of half inch holes in a ship that size? Even assuming they actually can penetrate the steel hull rather than just leaving a dent, and they are below the water line, I'm pretty sure the bilge pumps could keep up. Hell their propeller seal probably leaks more than that.
Perhaps that's just as well then, maybe I should stop complaining even though it's a feature I paid for and never got.
Yeah, enjoy your AIDs.