4. At highway speeds they aren't that much more efficient (since the throttle plate in a gasoline engine is more open). Americans do a lot of highway driving.
I drive 40 miles each way to get to work in my 2002 Jetta TDI. I easily have a lower gas bill than some of my coworkers who live 20 miles away. 45+ mpg is nothing to sneeze at.
huh. worked for me out of the box. of course, i torrented it long before I bought it. never had to validate if I remember correctly. I bought it because I realized I'd spent 20 hours playing it, and any product with that level of entertainment value was worth supporting.
Finally, we argue that existing link-state protocols, such as OSPF, can incorporate XL routing in a backwards compatible and incrementally deployable fashion.
My first question upon reading the summary was, but is it backwards compatable... and they appear to answer that in the thesis statement. Looks like some good lunch reading here.
Or after you change your password like most of us are required to do every few months. Somehow I don't think I'll be as fast at typing in my new password for the first few weeks after I change it.
I downloaded the first release of GC2. The first release of GC2 had some usability problems... for instance, when flying my constructors around, i didn't see their area of affect - so i was never quite sure where to place them for optimal play. First update came out, and it included a feature to show that... Granted, I probably could have found a pirated version with the first update. But at that point I had already determined that it was a great game, so I went out and bought it. I'm not saying that everyone did as I did, but I was really hoping to convince the company (with my money) that there were lots of reasons to make more versions.
Drawings are the work of Rubyist-extraordinaire "why the lucky stiff" and technical reviewers include well known Rubyists David A. Black, Charles Oliver Nutter, and Shyouhei Urabe.
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4. At highway speeds they aren't that much more efficient (since the throttle plate in a gasoline engine is more open). Americans do a lot of highway driving.
I drive 40 miles each way to get to work in my 2002 Jetta TDI. I easily have a lower gas bill than some of my coworkers who live 20 miles away. 45+ mpg is nothing to sneeze at.
huh. worked for me out of the box. of course, i torrented it long before I bought it. never had to validate if I remember correctly. I bought it because I realized I'd spent 20 hours playing it, and any product with that level of entertainment value was worth supporting.
Finally, we argue that existing link-state protocols, such as OSPF, can incorporate XL routing in a backwards compatible and incrementally deployable fashion.
My first question upon reading the summary was, but is it backwards compatable... and they appear to answer that in the thesis statement. Looks like some good lunch reading here.
The seed of thine loins dost indeed have the right of it.
I still have loads of fun playing ExciteTruck, WiiFit, and Super Mario Galaxy. I pretty much view everything else is a rental though.
Interesting that he's not mentioned in the summary, but several other sources seem to indicate that Karl Rove is behind this.
Go ahead and mod me down, I've got decent karma.
ctrl-f "gaiman" found no results.
Stardust is arguably the best fairy tale written in the last several hundred years.
Here is Gaiman's wikipedia page for more info.
The roots of the word can be found here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kung_fu_(term)
In case you thought the above poster was full of it.
Thank you for letting our managers hire people who want to do this job, instead of those just killing time.
...he said on slashdot.
I am not some toy to be used!
not quite sure how the industry standard part of my post got cut off, but meh. that's what the second link was supposed to say.
uh. i'd rather use that open source ide eclipse for java development. You know, Java, the .
anyone mind posting the text of the article?
to support their anti-drm practices.
But... it's a patent... about computers!! Clearly if you aren't outraged you don't belong here.
You think that's something... how about the Silence of the Lambs recut!
to be fair, most of that is from two typos. if he fixes the h4 tags, everything is good.
<h4>Red is Nagivation</h3>
<h4>CISPCA</h3>
Doesn't matter to me, I've already started my boycott of their products.
When's the last time an action flick changed the world ?
Debbie Does Dallas.
That movie had action aplenty. And it changed the world.
well...
you can do it in groovy like so and still use the jvm:
println "Hello world"
Or after you change your password like most of us are required to do every few months. Somehow I don't think I'll be as fast at typing in my new password for the first few weeks after I change it.
because nobody would believe it if it was made today.
NSFW ads on page, oh, and why the hell is /. so broken for IE7? Some of us have to use this browser while at work you know.
I downloaded the first release of GC2. The first release of GC2 had some usability problems... for instance, when flying my constructors around, i didn't see their area of affect - so i was never quite sure where to place them for optimal play. First update came out, and it included a feature to show that... Granted, I probably could have found a pirated version with the first update. But at that point I had already determined that it was a great game, so I went out and bought it. I'm not saying that everyone did as I did, but I was really hoping to convince the company (with my money) that there were lots of reasons to make more versions.
Let me parse it for you.
Drawings are the work of Rubyist-extraordinaire "why the lucky stiff" and technical reviewers include well known Rubyists David A. Black, Charles Oliver Nutter, and Shyouhei Urabe.
The rest of it should be passable English.