I know what you mean. I said "before they had mobile phones" to my daughter and some of her friends the other day. They looked at me as though I had said "before they invented the wheel"
I am sure you could get loads of water in a humid climate. Where I live in Yorkshire you often have misted windows in the morning and a cold can left out of a fridge will soon leave a puddle. My wife tells me that Louisiana is even worse.
Would this work in somewhere like Arizona though. It was so dry when I visited there that I wasn't even aware of sweating, but the fact that I had to drink a litres of water and the "salt marks" under my armpits meant I must have been sweating profusely, but the evaporation kept up. Would there be any water in the air to extract here (or in other deserts).
Nerd guy: 'And then, we will be stuck in the event horizon and...'
Beautiful girl: 'Damn... So I have to use all the time that I have to make sex to all those non-nerd guys over there. Bye!'
No you've got it all wrong. Its 'And then, we will be stuck in the event horizon, but with my new flux capacitor I can bring two person through into a parallel universe across the twenty-fifth dimension. One of them has to be me, because only I can control it and I was thinking perhaps you... but no it would mean staying in a confined space without light for hours
several hours later: Gosh this parallel world is the one just like ours but where the laws of physics are different enough that the LHC didn't make a black hole'
I might fool them by taking a picture of my Olympus and loading onto my Sanyo though. Seriously if you carried a suspect image around on a different camera you could now call an expert witness to show that it was not taken on this camera - and since the only other people who had access to the camera were the police it must be a frame.
Ah, but the marketing department think that the little "windows" sticker will make it more attractive. Plus, the fact you need a hard drive rather than solid state can be made into a selling point.... Those guys with the "linux special" have only 4GB solid state memory whereas se have a 30GB hard drive. The customers won't realise that both have got all they need - 30 has to be better than 4, doesn't it
I often have people asking me whether I am M or F, Chris seems to be used for both with the same spelling, as are Sam, Kim, and so om.
And then there are the oddities; Marion Morrison (John Wayne's real name), Shirley Crabtree (the British Wrestler "Big Daddy"), and probably more
It seems to say that you can now use FDL 1.3 licensed documents under CC-BY-SA 3.0, but only if it was on a wiki before 01 Nov 2008.
Since the license was released on 03 Nov 2008, you would not have been able to put a document on a wiki before then. So is this a reward for people who broke the licensing agreements, an amnesty or what?
According to an old computers sight the HX-20 was the second laptop, being beaten by one year by the TRS80 pocket computer. The first computer they list that looks like a laptop is the GRiD Compass 1101, complete with bubble memory.
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I know what you mean. I said "before they had mobile phones" to my daughter and some of her friends the other day. They looked at me as though I had said "before they invented the wheel"
I am sure you could get loads of water in a humid climate. Where I live in Yorkshire you often have misted windows in the morning and a cold can left out of a fridge will soon leave a puddle. My wife tells me that Louisiana is even worse.
Would this work in somewhere like Arizona though. It was so dry when I visited there that I wasn't even aware of sweating, but the fact that I had to drink a litres of water and the "salt marks" under my armpits meant I must have been sweating profusely, but the evaporation kept up. Would there be any water in the air to extract here (or in other deserts).
Not necessarily. As long as you have long hair a goatee will do.
It tells us that moonlight is at least a runtime library. There may well be bytecode interpreters, script engines and all other types of stuff.
Except perhaps bad timing. Its probably not the best time to start a new business or look for employment.
I think nationalism is something that has a stronger appeal to people than geekdom.
No No No. First I am a Geek, second I am British. I have more affinity with Geeks in Istanbul than with British non-Geeks.
Geeks of the world unite. Death to the authors of the Dilbert cartoons. Death to the anti-Geeks.
Just goes to show; National character does not change.
That would be lame. Imagine this dialogue:
Nerd guy: 'And then, we will be stuck in the event horizon and...'
Beautiful girl: 'Damn... So I have to use all the time that I have to make sex to all those non-nerd guys over there. Bye!'
No you've got it all wrong. Its 'And then, we will be stuck in the event horizon, but with my new flux capacitor I can bring two person through into a parallel universe across the twenty-fifth dimension. One of them has to be me, because only I can control it and I was thinking perhaps you... but no it would mean staying in a confined space without light for hours
several hours later: Gosh this parallel world is the one just like ours but where the laws of physics are different enough that the LHC didn't make a black hole'
Why not just ask Skippy? She seems to manage everything, launching a satellite into orbit wouldn't be too hard.
Commonly called a "picture frame" I believe.
Groan....
I might fool them by taking a picture of my Olympus and loading onto my Sanyo though. Seriously if you carried a suspect image around on a different camera you could now call an expert witness to show that it was not taken on this camera - and since the only other people who had access to the camera were the police it must be a frame.
I was going to say the same thing. Still, it didn't do George Bush any harm.
This is true, any law that can be bypassed by using the mail instead of email is pretty stupid.
Does this mean that if Hitler stood as president you would have to have a fair proportion of press articles supporting anti-Semitism?
I can hear sirens outside. Someone just knocked at the door I'll be back in a......
Just get everyone to prefix every email with "bring the bombs to Downing Street" or something similar.
Strangely there is a niche market for small engineering companies to make new model a parts. They have to keep those vintage cars going somehow.
Ah, but the marketing department think that the little "windows" sticker will make it more attractive. Plus, the fact you need a hard drive rather than solid state can be made into a selling point.... Those guys with the "linux special" have only 4GB solid state memory whereas se have a 30GB hard drive. The customers won't realise that both have got all they need - 30 has to be better than 4, doesn't it
"Plays Damn Well!"
Great for heavy metal, but might seem a bit strange on the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's latest release.
like "plays for sure!" or something.
Why do I think of Irish folk music when I read that one?
I often have people asking me whether I am M or F, Chris seems to be used for both with the same spelling, as are Sam, Kim, and so om. And then there are the oddities; Marion Morrison (John Wayne's real name), Shirley Crabtree (the British Wrestler "Big Daddy"), and probably more
It seems to say that you can now use FDL 1.3 licensed documents under CC-BY-SA 3.0, but only if it was on a wiki before 01 Nov 2008.
Since the license was released on 03 Nov 2008, you would not have been able to put a document on a wiki before then. So is this a reward for people who broke the licensing agreements, an amnesty or what?
upon the advice of my lawyer, i have no sig at this time.
And I thought you were just saving bytes to avoid the cap.
According to an old computers sight the HX-20 was the second laptop, being beaten by one year by the TRS80 pocket computer. The first computer they list that looks like a laptop is the GRiD Compass 1101, complete with bubble memory.
I remember the early DOC computers would respond to "fuck off"
>fuck off
fuck is not on
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