Thing is, you won't ever know which terms to look for and that is what makes it impossible.
It is possible. Just search for the page number, rip the link to the image of the page, remove the search query from the link, and you have their clean jpg scan.
Designing new areas would be quite the cool endgame for WoW lvl 60s. Unfortunately, I'm afraid that it takes too much skill and training these days to create good enough content for games like that.
Freezing the meaning of words to something specific isn't really useful. Meanings of things change trough time, newer generations see things differently. It's annoying when they force you to use old meanings of words, which don't reflect the current use by the people who use it, and ban all modern use of it.
PC here is over 2 years old, and the Vista Aero Glass thingy works perfectly here (and looks very nice, btw).
Also, the new Patience/Solitaire looks awesome!
Freezing the meaning of words and symbols to something specific isn't really useful. Meanings of things change trough time, newer generations see things differently. It's annoying when they force you to use old meanings of symbols and words, which don't reflect the current use by the people who use it, and ban all modern use of it.
If you say that light's speed isn't relative to the speed of the object that gives the light (I mean the total speed of the light coming from the object in relation to the complete universe), then an object would be able to pass it's own light for an unlimited time (Assuming it's relative, it would only be possible if you keep going faster and faster, btw). Planets are objects too, so if it's not relative to the speed of the object, it would either mean that our planet is the center of the universe, or that it's possible to calculate the speed the planet is moving at by using the true light speed constant and the speed of light on our planet. Also, if it were true that light speed is not relative to the total speed our planet is travelling trough the universe and our planet isn't the center of the universe, you will have light moving slower away from the planet at the point of the planet which is the direction the planet is moving in relation to the universe, and a point where the light is going a bit faster away from the planet, which is the opposite of the point that is the direction of movement in relation to the universe, the speeds of the light moving away from those points on the planet would then be able to be used to calculate the speed the planet is moving at in relation to the complete universe (which would be slower than the speed of light, then). (so all above is assuming light speed doesn't depend on the speed of the object).
If that were true, you would be able to measure the total speed of the earth in the whole universe, by checking out how the light goes here and comparing it to that constant;)
That page mixes up material with light, which is a "visual" (it is only a representation of the material, a proof of the materials existance (but yes, light is also a physical thing on it's own, but it's speed has nothing to do with ours)). Speed of light is relative to the object that gives the light. When the guy flies at speed of light to that other planet thingy, and then looks at where he came from, what he will see is indeed the same as when he launched, but that's only a "visual" representation. (imo)
So, if you leave the Earth at a high speed, turn around, and come back, you'll be in the Earth's future, but it will still be your present.
How fast would you try for that?
Nope, you can't physically travel in time.:)
But you can visually do it. Just need to travel faster than and in the same direction of the light of the object, and you'll see older light that came from that object...
Just try not to fly against the light, you might be bumping it away;p
"Current thinking is SuitSat is transmitting, but far weaker than expected. Several reliable reports of short snatches of the voice and SSTV signals have been reported. It is recommended that you continue to listen during passes over your area."
look at the bottom of the google labs website http://labs.google.com/, and you'll find everything they're planning to do: algorithms, artificial intelligence, compiler optimization, computer architecture, computer graphics, data compression, data mining, file system design, genetic algorithms, information retrieval, machine learning, natural language processing, operating systems, profiling, robotics, text processing, user interface design, web information retrieval, and more!
Music piracy could be "dramatically reduced within a very short period of time" if ISPs took action against their law-breaking customers, Mr Kennedy said. who's going to monitor every byte of each pc connected?
Three people who were looking for Jobs, were involved in a car accident, after getting an Invitation to Microsoft. The police thinks it was a Trap set by a terrorist group.
"Your computer's operating system language is not supported by Windows OneCare. Currently, Windows OneCare can only be installed on an English language operating system. This limitation will be addressed in later releases.
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And they keep looping me around in a Purchase (asking money for a beta???) or Trial question, then "If you are interested in nominating yourself for the Windows OneCare beta program, please go to Windows OneCare Live Beta for more information.", then I get sent to the homepage again, there I can choose to install the Public Beta, then I have to type my e-mail address, then It checks my "system and settings", and it goes back to saying my OS is not supported...
"reviving old systems that the latest M$ bloatware won't run on"
Umm.. I once installed MS Windows XP on a Pentium 166MHz with 64MB RAM.. It worked really nice actually, just a little slow on launching applications, but it worked ok for most things..;)
Once he tried nitric acid, a toxic chemical that gives off red fumes at room temperature. "I got it making a really cool bubble, but it could've killed somebody," he recalls. "It ate through clothes."
Killer bubbles! YAY!:D
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Thing is, you won't ever know which terms to look for and that is what makes it impossible.
It is possible. Just search for the page number, rip the link to the image of the page, remove the search query from the link, and you have their clean jpg scan.
Designing new areas would be quite the cool endgame for WoW lvl 60s. Unfortunately, I'm afraid that it takes too much skill and training these days to create good enough content for games like that.
:)
Something like that is in development for another MMORPG, http://www.ryzom-ring.com/
YOURE On Mobile Phones???
Freezing the meaning of words to something specific isn't really useful. Meanings of things change trough time, newer generations see things differently. It's annoying when they force you to use old meanings of words, which don't reflect the current use by the people who use it, and ban all modern use of it.
Time to install Microsoft AntiSpyware on all pc's! :D
And soon after that, Mayor Michael Bloomberg went back to his own pc and started a game of FreeCell.
PC here is over 2 years old, and the Vista Aero Glass thingy works perfectly here (and looks very nice, btw).
Also, the new Patience/Solitaire looks awesome!
Freezing the meaning of words and symbols to something specific isn't really useful. Meanings of things change trough time, newer generations see things differently. It's annoying when they force you to use old meanings of symbols and words, which don't reflect the current use by the people who use it, and ban all modern use of it.
If you say that light's speed isn't relative to the speed of the object that gives the light (I mean the total speed of the light coming from the object in relation to the complete universe), then an object would be able to pass it's own light for an unlimited time (Assuming it's relative, it would only be possible if you keep going faster and faster, btw). Planets are objects too, so if it's not relative to the speed of the object, it would either mean that our planet is the center of the universe, or that it's possible to calculate the speed the planet is moving at by using the true light speed constant and the speed of light on our planet. Also, if it were true that light speed is not relative to the total speed our planet is travelling trough the universe and our planet isn't the center of the universe, you will have light moving slower away from the planet at the point of the planet which is the direction the planet is moving in relation to the universe, and a point where the light is going a bit faster away from the planet, which is the opposite of the point that is the direction of movement in relation to the universe, the speeds of the light moving away from those points on the planet would then be able to be used to calculate the speed the planet is moving at in relation to the complete universe (which would be slower than the speed of light, then). (so all above is assuming light speed doesn't depend on the speed of the object).
If that were true, you would be able to measure the total speed of the earth in the whole universe, by checking out how the light goes here and comparing it to that constant ;)
That page mixes up material with light, which is a "visual" (it is only a representation of the material, a proof of the materials existance (but yes, light is also a physical thing on it's own, but it's speed has nothing to do with ours)). Speed of light is relative to the object that gives the light. When the guy flies at speed of light to that other planet thingy, and then looks at where he came from, what he will see is indeed the same as when he launched, but that's only a "visual" representation. (imo)
So, if you leave the Earth at a high speed, turn around, and come back, you'll be in the Earth's future, but it will still be your present.
How fast would you try for that?
Nope, you can't physically travel in time. :) ;p
But you can visually do it. Just need to travel faster than and in the same direction of the light of the object, and you'll see older light that came from that object...
Just try not to fly against the light, you might be bumping it away
or something like that... lol
"Current thinking is SuitSat is transmitting, but far weaker than expected. Several reliable reports of short snatches of the voice and SSTV signals have been reported. It is recommended that you continue to listen during passes over your area."
They do it at random...
Who knows... YOU COULD BE NEXT!
look at the bottom of the google labs website http://labs.google.com/, and you'll find everything they're planning to do:
algorithms, artificial intelligence, compiler optimization, computer architecture, computer graphics, data compression, data mining, file system design, genetic algorithms, information retrieval, machine learning, natural language processing, operating systems, profiling, robotics, text processing, user interface design, web information retrieval, and more!
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10931608/
You answered 100% of questions correctly.
Pfft, they should have made those questions a bit harder than that...
Music piracy could be "dramatically reduced within a very short period of time" if ISPs took action against their law-breaking customers, Mr Kennedy said.
who's going to monitor every byte of each pc connected?
Three people who were looking for Jobs, were involved in a car accident, after getting an Invitation to Microsoft. The police thinks it was a Trap set by a terrorist group.
"Your computer's operating system language is not supported by Windows OneCare. Currently, Windows OneCare can only be installed on an English language operating system. This limitation will be addressed in later releases.
Your computer's Regional and Language options are set to a language or locale that Windows OneCare does not support. Currently, Windows OneCare Beta can only be installed on computers with Windows Regional settings that are set to English. This limitation will be addressed in later releases.
To continue installing Windows OneCare on this computer, please verify and if necessary reset your Regional and Language Options to English, and then try the installation again."
And they keep looping me around in a Purchase (asking money for a beta???) or Trial question, then "If you are interested in nominating yourself for the Windows OneCare beta program, please go to Windows OneCare Live Beta for more information.", then I get sent to the homepage again, there I can choose to install the Public Beta, then I have to type my e-mail address, then It checks my "system and settings", and it goes back to saying my OS is not supported...
"reviving old systems that the latest M$ bloatware won't run on" Umm.. I once installed MS Windows XP on a Pentium 166MHz with 64MB RAM.. It worked really nice actually, just a little slow on launching applications, but it worked ok for most things.. ;)
Once he tried nitric acid, a toxic chemical that gives off red fumes at room temperature. "I got it making a really cool bubble, but it could've killed somebody," he recalls. "It ate through clothes." :D
Killer bubbles! YAY!
Just a question, but why exactly is it green?
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"Usually if a darknet is set up it's because an individual has too much access," Cole says.
Right... I think it's cause there are too much limits...