I don't have a favourite flavour of Linux - all of them suck in subtly different ways. I don't know what happened - around 2003 Linux looked almost ready for the desktop, but then it became really uncomfortable to use.
Pleasant experience? Traffic jams, road rage, desperately looking for a parking spot, you call that a pleasant experience? Driving sucks. Public transport sucks as well, but driving is worse most of the time.
You are making the mistake thinking that Buran was similar to the Space Shuttle, which it totally wasn't - it was just a payload on a carrier rocket while the Space Shuttle had its own engines and the big orange tank was actually just a tank and not the core stage like Energia had.
Payload having an active orbital insertion is usually called the second (and the third) stage. The only difference is that for the Energia those stages would have to be strapped on the side, not on top. How exactly is this unfair?
200 years ago, imbeciles like you seldom survived to the adulthood and if they did and somebody shot them on the street, nobody would give a shit. Good old times.
So you are saying that you consider it normal that every single person in town takes opiates daily? Must be seriously painful living there. I mean, this is the kind of numbers pallative care facilities would have.
That is the other possibility. I remember a story where a German aluminium smelter ordered and paid a large amount of electical power in advance and when the time came the smelter realised that at the then current electrical power prices they could make more money by becoming an electricity reseller. This has been a while ago, though.
Usually the power companies have contracts with some large customers like concrete factories or cold warehouses, who generally get cheaper electrical power but would have to participate in a rolling blackout at a moment's notice.
The discipline in the Russian army is very low because it is an unpleasant place to be, runs on conscription and anyone with half a brain tries to dodge the draft. And as for consumer devices, during the short stint in Georgia Russian soldiers had to use their private mobile phones because their army communication equipment didn't work. Nowadays the use of smartphones in the Russian military is pretty much established and young men taking selfies with "their" hardware is, while not allowed, very widespread.
People like you are the reason for stupid notions like bomber gap or missile gap.
[Vetch] had the accent of the East Reach, and was very dark of skin, not red-brown like Ged and Jasper and most folks of the Archipelago, but black-brown.
Mir was designed with a 5 year life expectancy. It spent 15 years in space and only during its last three years or so problems really started to occur on a regular basis.
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I didn't realise there is a Google Trains subsidiary. But even so, why does it have an AI and why would this AI edit Wikipedia?
Still beats using Linux, though. And I say that as someone who develops Linux applications for a living.
Trees stop wind. Hence stop soil erosion that becomes dust. Smog is not the only air pollutant.
I don't have a favourite flavour of Linux - all of them suck in subtly different ways. I don't know what happened - around 2003 Linux looked almost ready for the desktop, but then it became really uncomfortable to use.
Authoritarian, not fascist. A monarchy, even a representative one, is inherently authoritarian.
Pleasant experience? Traffic jams, road rage, desperately looking for a parking spot, you call that a pleasant experience?
Driving sucks. Public transport sucks as well, but driving is worse most of the time.
If YouTube suggestions work so well for you, you probably have very mainstream interests. For me personally they not once have been of any relevance.
You are making the mistake thinking that Buran was similar to the Space Shuttle, which it totally wasn't - it was just a payload on a carrier rocket while the Space Shuttle had its own engines and the big orange tank was actually just a tank and not the core stage like Energia had.
Payload having an active orbital insertion is usually called the second (and the third) stage. The only difference is that for the Energia those stages would have to be strapped on the side, not on top. How exactly is this unfair?
In almost exactly 30 years. Energia's last launch was in 1988.
I reckon you don't use sizeof either.
Unlikely. Russia does have universal healthcare, although it is broken due to the pervasive corruption.
200 years ago, imbeciles like you seldom survived to the adulthood and if they did and somebody shot them on the street, nobody would give a shit. Good old times.
So you are saying that you consider it normal that every
single person in town takes opiates daily? Must be seriously painful living there. I mean, this is the kind of numbers pallative care facilities would have.
1) http://www.foxnews.com/politic...
2) FSB is a domestic intelligence service. Foreign espionage is not their duty.
So yes, it is completely pointless comparing the two, but not for the reasons you've stated.
The world is a pretty black and white place only if you are a kid or mentally ill (borderline personality disorder for example).
That is the other possibility. I remember a story where a German aluminium smelter ordered and paid a large amount of electical power in advance and when the time came the smelter realised that at the then current electrical power prices they could make more money by becoming an electricity reseller. This has been a while ago, though.
Usually the power companies have contracts with some large customers like concrete factories or cold warehouses, who generally get cheaper electrical power but would have to participate in a rolling blackout at a moment's notice.
The discipline in the Russian army is very low because it is an unpleasant place to be, runs on conscription and anyone with half a brain tries to dodge the draft. And as for consumer devices, during the short stint in Georgia Russian soldiers had to use their private mobile phones because their army communication equipment didn't work. Nowadays the use of smartphones in the Russian military is pretty much established and young men taking selfies with "their" hardware is, while not allowed, very widespread.
People like you are the reason for stupid notions like bomber gap or missile gap.
Hope in Japanese. And zetsubo is despair.
While I am indeed an insensitive clod, I have never specified the amount of mobile phones everyone and their dog have.
Like what? Zarya was built in the 1990ies.
From the first book:
[Vetch] had the accent of the East Reach, and was very dark of skin, not red-brown like Ged and Jasper and most folks of the Archipelago, but black-brown.
Agreed. "So long and thanks for all the fish" wasn't that good either.
Only if you are using the watch just to show you the time. Which is kind of redundant because everyone and their dog have mobile phones nowadays.
Mir was designed with a 5 year life expectancy. It spent 15 years in space and only during its last three years or so problems really started to occur on a regular basis.