you forget 4) all projects for cooling the earth by redirecting the sun radiation have the same fault: they are bad for the plants and the plants are best co2 utilisers.
with tows, when the submarine is afloat. for example, an old soviet submarine (k-77) was towed from finland to florida, then to nova scotia and then to rhode island.
there is one, sitting at the Technikmuseum Speyer. the museum states that the whole price (together with transport from bahrain) was about 10 million euros.
try "tales of pirx the pilot" sometime. this is imho the most realistic (except of computer technology) discription of private human spaceflight out there.
The HTC slider with the full keyboard? Really popular. But oddly enough, same problems. Needs daily (or more frequent) reboots to recover performance, and occasionally just stops making sounds.
you mean blue angel? worked fine for me, works fine for my mother nowadays, never crashes. needs a reboot once in a couple of months.
there are different firmware versions for all those devices, though, some aren't that stable. for example, the unofficial wm6.1 firmware of my universal crashes daily, but then again, this version wasn't made for my device, it is a hack of the htc athena windows mobile. or maybe your device had some bad memory chips.
For instance, you see a Windows Mobile device as primarily a PDA, and don't appear to care that the phone function sucks.
well, it does work as a phone for me - calling works, call answering works most times, sms works great, ringtone always works. even bluetooth headsets often work so this is a phone good enough for me. it is not the primary function for me, though, i just don't want to carry two devices and keep them both synchronized to a PIM.
treo 750 sucks, but not all windows mobile devices do so. i've used a whole bunch of pda phones (htc wallaby, himalaya, blue angel, universal, touch pro). some of them are quite stable, some of them are not. different ringtones never were a problem, though.
all of them were very useful as pocket size personal computers as long as you have this in your mind. if you use them only as phones, they tend to suck, though, because the phone function is only a practical feature on top of the pim, alongside of many others, not the primary function.
yep, looks like a vw transporter version t3, but without side mirrors. this version is from 1985, though. there were different safety standards back then.
sorry, but it is not. i run xp with a heavy vista theme on my old hp omnibook 510. it wasn't that fast but it wasn't that sluggish either.
then, after reading all the praises for ubuntu, i reformatted the hard drive and installed kubuntu. it ran so slow i could see the process of windows redrawing - nearly as if doing a remote desktop session over analogue modem.
developing for windows mobile is free. you can download the.net sdk from microsoft or even use some other development tool like lazarus, which is free open source software.
you can get the cheapest windows mobile phone for around 120 euros but you won't even need it because of the high quality emulators out there.
and the best thing is: signing is not required in the windows mobile world.
parent is right, for europe at least. even 15 years ago checks were a major pita for the banks, nowadays they are so seldom used that not every bank cashier knows what they are and what to do with them.
so what? i was born in the ussr in the 1980. as you might know, there was compulsory vaccination in the ussr, but autism was unheard of.
the vaccination times were quite different, though:
according to my certificates, my first vaccination was against tuberculosis, a week after my birth. the second vaccination was a combination of polio, diphtheria and tetanus vaccination, [b]at the age of 5[/b] the third vaccination was six months later, supposedly against measles only.
nowadays the vaccination in russia isn't compulsive anymore and both diphtheria and tuberculosis came back.
maybe the current vaccination problem in the west is that all the vaccinations are done at the infancy and at a very short term of time. maybe you should let some time pass between each vaccination and try to get vaccines against one illness at time instead of combination vaccinations.
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all projects for cooling the earth by redirecting the sun radiation have the same fault: they are bad for the plants and the plants are best co2 utilisers.
with tows, when the submarine is afloat.
for example, an old soviet submarine (k-77) was towed from finland to florida, then to nova scotia and then to rhode island.
well, a submarine is quite crowded, so you have to open windows from time to time...
only in a fascist country.
there is one, sitting at the Technikmuseum Speyer. the museum states that the whole price (together with transport from bahrain) was about 10 million euros.
this is mostly due to car nationalism. every country prefers its own car brands.
for example in germany, nobody sells as many cars as vw and so on.
try "tales of pirx the pilot" sometime. this is imho the most realistic (except of computer technology) discription of private human spaceflight out there.
why heinlein of all people? there are lots and lots of better sf authors.
"use a rubber", maybe.
because the cause of all those problems wasn't fucking in first place, but a pregnancy and an abortion.
you mean blue angel? worked fine for me, works fine for my mother nowadays, never crashes. needs a reboot once in a couple of months.
there are different firmware versions for all those devices, though, some aren't that stable. for example, the unofficial wm6.1 firmware of my universal crashes daily, but then again, this version wasn't made for my device, it is a hack of the htc athena windows mobile. or maybe your device had some bad memory chips.
well, it does work as a phone for me - calling works, call answering works most times, sms works great, ringtone always works. even bluetooth headsets often work so this is a phone good enough for me.
it is not the primary function for me, though, i just don't want to carry two devices and keep them both synchronized to a PIM.
treo 750 sucks, but not all windows mobile devices do so. i've used a whole bunch of pda phones (htc wallaby, himalaya, blue angel, universal, touch pro). some of them are quite stable, some of them are not. different ringtones never were a problem, though.
all of them were very useful as pocket size personal computers as long as you have this in your mind. if you use them only as phones, they tend to suck, though, because the phone function is only a practical feature on top of the pim, alongside of many others, not the primary function.
this video explains the problem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uykStESm3vw
windows mobile isn't as locked as iphone. you actually can use lots of different interfaces with windows mobile.
yep, looks like a vw transporter version t3, but without side mirrors.
this version is from 1985, though. there were different safety standards back then.
the volt was originally developed in germany by opel anyway.
sorry, but it is not. i run xp with a heavy vista theme on my old hp omnibook 510. it wasn't that fast but it wasn't that sluggish either.
then, after reading all the praises for ubuntu, i reformatted the hard drive and installed kubuntu. it ran so slow i could see the process of windows redrawing - nearly as if doing a remote desktop session over analogue modem.
so much for being efficient.
command&conquer isn't a strategy game, it is tactics, operational level at most.
well, you cannot run mechwarrior 2: mercenaries in xp either.
well, that is wrong again in this case. intel mac with windows would also work for visual studio, no bios there.
you, sir, are a liar.
developing for windows mobile is free. you can download the .net sdk from microsoft or even use some other development tool like lazarus, which is free open source software.
you can get the cheapest windows mobile phone for around 120 euros but you won't even need it because of the high quality emulators out there.
and the best thing is: signing is not required in the windows mobile world.
and wtf is with the "lenovo compatible" bullshit?
uh... and you sound like a dairy farmer?
parent is right, for europe at least. even 15 years ago checks were a major pita for the banks, nowadays they are so seldom used that not every bank cashier knows what they are and what to do with them.
so what?
i was born in the ussr in the 1980. as you might know, there was compulsory vaccination in the ussr, but autism was unheard of.
the vaccination times were quite different, though:
according to my certificates, my first vaccination was against tuberculosis, a week after my birth.
the second vaccination was a combination of polio, diphtheria and tetanus vaccination, [b]at the age of 5[/b]
the third vaccination was six months later, supposedly against measles only.
nowadays the vaccination in russia isn't compulsive anymore and both diphtheria and tuberculosis came back.
maybe the current vaccination problem in the west is that all the vaccinations are done at the infancy and at a very short term of time. maybe you should let some time pass between each vaccination and try to get vaccines against one illness at time instead of combination vaccinations.
most urticarias do start suddenly and the reason is never found.
i think it sounds rather solid, like a BTR file system