And that's just one thing. To name a few other mind-benders:
* McCain is the candidate with terrorist buddies, * McCain has the bad tax plans, * McCain is the candidate who doesn't support the troops, * Palin is the one who hates America, * McCain is the real elitist, * Palin is the big spender,
all of which they've tried to pin on Obama. Makes your head explode.
Democrats have socialists, who hang onto dead ideas of Lenin and Trotsky,
Do you have any reference to back up this statement? Otherwise, being a socialist, I have to say you're talking out of your arse.
PETA activists telling Ben & Jerry's to use breast milk in ice cream
There are nutcases everywhere. Saying it reflects democratic views is a bit of a stretch. On a side note, this is why I distrust so-called environmentalists. Most of them have a loose grasp of reality.
It became downright ethereal when Yasser Arafat received one in 1994.
Why? He usually tried to find peaceful solutions to problems. Don't confuse Fatah, his organisation, with Hamas or Black September. He was involved in several military actions, yes, but only against other military forces.
He did a bunch of shady financial dealings, but that's another matter.
We didn't learn anything new. Whatever story you choose to believe, the only facts are that two planes flew into two of the strongest buildings on the planet, and then they crumbled like a house of cards. Structural failure, insider job, whatever; the only thing that could have provided any answers was scooped up and shipped off to China.
With all the evidence gone, all the rest is at best theories. And theories won't help you build any reactors.
And yet, that's the way they went for this competition. Monte Carlo methods should not be called AI anymore, really. Call me back when they have a neural network beating someone.
It's almost time to rise up and destroy the lie that is the United States Federal Government. The reset button must be pressed, and the only way is a total cleansing with fire, ropes and guns.
Would you care to explain how a system that was in existence BEFORE the metric system was devised is "based on"it?
Easy. At some point in time some people decided to base the US system on the metric system. There was a time of course when the US system was standalone, but then came a situation when these people had to refine this system and they made the choice to base it on the metric one.
I find this peculiar. I went to GVSU in Michigan for a short while (I'm from Sweden), and there the pound was used as a measure of force. My Swedish textbooks also had coefficients for converting between lb and N.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't TrueCrypt able to encrypt the whole drive even if it already contains data, without destroying that data? Thus not requiring the external space you mention as the obstacle that keeps you from encrypting. Maybe I'm wrong and maybe it's a standard feature in encryption software. Just thought you might find the info useful.
Yes, according to the specs. Plus, you can also hide the encrypted data for double safety.
There is ample evidence to support the proposition that the ill-treatment of the prisoners combined with poor sanitation and malnutrition caused the vast majority of the deaths
Yes, there is. So what's your point? Millions of people died regardless. Most knowledgeable people agree that the death camps were – in a perverted sense – better than the concentration camps, because at least they provided a fairly quick death, whereas the concentration camps meant a slow death over several weeks.
I suggest you go to Krakow and take the Auschwitz tour. You might change your mind. Otherwise, you could start with the Wikipedia entry and continue from there. If you're really looking for evidence, that is.
This is SWEDEN! Since when has IT been a hotbed for terrorists or drug dealers?
File it under "delusions of grandeur". Our politicos like to think that Sweden is important enough to be considered a terrorist target.
Sweden is "non aligned" and has (officially) maintained a neutral stance
"Officially", yes. Practically, not so much. We (the government, that is) bend over for the guy with the biggest guns, and have done so since World War One.
Uh, consider a schema whose primary keys are id_1,..., id_n, such that two rows have the same id_1 if they belong to the same person. How would you analyze the other key fields? (Hint: joining on id_1)
Call me prudent, but this sounds like bad database design to me, and inefficient. Besides, you're using a join where there's no relational integrity to consider, so why bother? Joins are time consuming.
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Whoa, hold on. It's that easy to game the system? No checking social numbers or anything?
And that's just one thing. To name a few other mind-benders:
* McCain is the candidate with terrorist buddies,
* McCain has the bad tax plans,
* McCain is the candidate who doesn't support the troops,
* Palin is the one who hates America,
* McCain is the real elitist,
* Palin is the big spender,
all of which they've tried to pin on Obama. Makes your head explode.
That's registration fraud, not voter fraud.
Do you have any reference to back up this statement? Otherwise, being a socialist, I have to say you're talking out of your arse.
There are nutcases everywhere. Saying it reflects democratic views is a bit of a stretch. On a side note, this is why I distrust so-called environmentalists. Most of them have a loose grasp of reality.
It would be more interesting to know why it takes such long time. Doing this in photoshop takes about two minutes, including the editing.
Cultural note for Australians: In the rest of the English-speaking world, they're called flip-flops.
Why? He usually tried to find peaceful solutions to problems. Don't confuse Fatah, his organisation, with Hamas or Black September. He was involved in several military actions, yes, but only against other military forces.
He did a bunch of shady financial dealings, but that's another matter.
Considering that C# and Visual Basic have the same byte-code (nowadays), it's a fair assumption.
Don't forget that McCain invented the Blackberry.
...in eleven seconds. As I said, like a house of cards.
We didn't learn anything new. Whatever story you choose to believe, the only facts are that two planes flew into two of the strongest buildings on the planet, and then they crumbled like a house of cards. Structural failure, insider job, whatever; the only thing that could have provided any answers was scooped up and shipped off to China.
With all the evidence gone, all the rest is at best theories. And theories won't help you build any reactors.
They probably did, but waiting a bit means they can squeeze more money out of the ordeal.
And yet, that's the way they went for this competition. Monte Carlo methods should not be called AI anymore, really. Call me back when they have a neural network beating someone.
No, doubleplusgood is +4. It's only +3 for small values of plusgood (+2). (Warning: obscure accountant joke.)
That's where the second amendment comes in.
Easy. At some point in time some people decided to base the US system on the metric system. There was a time of course when the US system was standalone, but then came a situation when these people had to refine this system and they made the choice to base it on the metric one.
I find this peculiar. I went to GVSU in Michigan for a short while (I'm from Sweden), and there the pound was used as a measure of force. My Swedish textbooks also had coefficients for converting between lb and N.
It gets worse. US standards are based on metric standards. (For instance, the inch is defined as 25.4 mm.) You're basically using a French system!
Yes, according to the specs. Plus, you can also hide the encrypted data for double safety.
Yes, there is. So what's your point? Millions of people died regardless. Most knowledgeable people agree that the death camps were – in a perverted sense – better than the concentration camps, because at least they provided a fairly quick death, whereas the concentration camps meant a slow death over several weeks.
I suggest you go to Krakow and take the Auschwitz tour. You might change your mind. Otherwise, you could start with the Wikipedia entry and continue from there. If you're really looking for evidence, that is.
Right or not, this three-step program for Communism is how most textbooks depict it. At least the textbooks I had at school.
Just saying.
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But they (we) also use white lists. And I don't see that going away anytime soon.
File it under "delusions of grandeur". Our politicos like to think that Sweden is important enough to be considered a terrorist target.
"Officially", yes. Practically, not so much. We (the government, that is) bend over for the guy with the biggest guns, and have done so since World War One.
Call me prudent, but this sounds like bad database design to me, and inefficient. Besides, you're using a join where there's no relational integrity to consider, so why bother? Joins are time consuming.