They now have their own government (if you can call it that) with their own elections. Why should they vote in Israel's elections as well? And why should people who aren't citizens be allowed to vote in a country's elections?
Actually, no. Any Christian or Muslim citizen can vote. Arab parties currently hold 7 seats in the Israeli parliement, and other Israeli-Arabs hold seats as members of other parties.
With all the network research out there that is actually groundbreaking and new, why did they choose to write about spam and phishing? They are merely proposing solutions to minor inconveniences or slight modifications to existing technology. Less catchy titles, more innovation please.
It's interesting, but wouldn't it be better to just use two of these chips at room temperature, rather than spend time/money/space on cooling the chip to 4.5 Kelvins?
I'm happy there's no reception down there. We need a little less yelling down there, and a little more shut the hell up.
Though I guess it would come in handy when your friend gets really drunk on his birthday and wanders around the subway system, and it's up to you to find him (yes, true story).
If only my computer would sense my pounding headache and naussea caused by drinking too much Jager last night and turn down the brightness on my monitor..
Looks like the load on the site just went down and I was able to read the remainder of the article. Looks like they do use different input types, as well as a space vs. time metric. I'm not crazy about using a stopwatch, but that's probably the best you can do if you're working with a GUI. If any of you know the answer to my question at the end though, it would be appreciated.
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They now have their own government (if you can call it that) with their own elections. Why should they vote in Israel's elections as well? And why should people who aren't citizens be allowed to vote in a country's elections?
With all the network research out there that is actually groundbreaking and new, why did they choose to write about spam and phishing? They are merely proposing solutions to minor inconveniences or slight modifications to existing technology. Less catchy titles, more innovation please.
...or your documents will fly off your desktop
All I see is some dumb looking guy with dumb looking headphones, and no real explanation of what either of them does.
Cool it to 4.5 Kelvins and crank out those cycles! :)
It's interesting, but wouldn't it be better to just use two of these chips at room temperature, rather than spend time/money/space on cooling the chip to 4.5 Kelvins?
$1,000,000 - $300,000 = $600,000?
:)
Are you bad at math, or trying to pull a fast one and get away with $100,000?
the "off" button.
All they will figure out from /. users is a correlation between fast heart rate and trying to get first post on the latest article.
"I think that with no final solution for the middle-east issue in horizon"
Is it getting hot in here?
I'm happy there's no reception down there. We need a little less yelling down there, and a little more shut the hell up. Though I guess it would come in handy when your friend gets really drunk on his birthday and wanders around the subway system, and it's up to you to find him (yes, true story).
If only my computer would sense my pounding headache and naussea caused by drinking too much Jager last night and turn down the brightness on my monitor..
at least whitehouse.com looks OK to me...
Should I break the bad news about Santa to the editors?
I'm sure all the people who get screwed over by the storm will be thrilled that it will be counted towards 2005!
Too bad all the VCRs in Australia aren't Y2K6 compliant...
I also failed to realize that I can't use the "less than" symbol in the patch command.
I actually purchased the penis patch, but it failed to apply with "patch -p1 penis_patch" - any advice?
They actually served the company once for each e-mail sent - they spent hours cleaning out their inbox!
Looks like the load on the site just went down and I was able to read the remainder of the article. Looks like they do use different input types, as well as a space vs. time metric. I'm not crazy about using a stopwatch, but that's probably the best you can do if you're working with a GUI. If any of you know the answer to my question at the end though, it would be appreciated.