I would like to see the selection before downloading the app, but when I have briefly gone to the site, I could see no way to browse without installing i-tunes.
I think Yang has gotten past the hurdle that ultimately killed Komarov. His craft experienced some sort of control/power probem from the start.
Incidently, if I remember correctly, Komarov almost pulled it all out manually, but was killed when he was unable to jetison the retrorockets before landing and they exploded.
I too channel surfed between several news channels looking for pictures, and I don't know if or when CNN Headline News finally said something about it, but at 10:00pm (ET) Aaron Brown on CNN had the launch as the lead story.
The availability of choice for ADSL is, to me, a big plus, but I don't understand why ADSL providers don't offer as much bandwidth as possible. I have Earthlink ADSL, and they have recently taken to advertising only 128kbps uplink speed vs. a previous 256. Comcast, on the other hand, recently increased uplink to 256 from 128. One of the baby bells apparently only offers something lame like 640/96. WHY??
One of the major fertilizer components (Called "nitrogen," but really nitrogen compounds) is nitrogen based, but to make the nitrogen available ("fix" it) for uptake it is reacted with hydrogen. In the US hydrogen is usually derived from natural gas.
One of the major US sources of oil is corn, which requires a lot of nitrogen; however, soybeans do not, I beleive, require significant nitrogen. Legumes, such as soybeans, fix their own nitrogen.
Everyone else has explained how the elevator climbs, but I have not seen an explanation of how the horizontal forces will be handled. As the car climbs toward the sky, its angular velocity will remain constant, but the distance from the center of rotation will increase. The resulting increase in angular momentum will require a torque. How will it be applied through a flexible cable?
I am not a lawyer, but it seems that someone has used the threat of an unjustified law suit to block publication of information that we could use to save money.
Is it possible that someone could put together a class action suit, the class being all people who bought stuff on Black Friday at less than the lowest price because they were unable to compare prices in the internet?
Again, IANAL, and this may be completely off the wall, but if there is a potential action, some lawyers might take it on a contingency basis for big bucks.
It's a little more complicated than this. When I was in elementary school in the rural south, after lunch we were supposed to dump leftover food into a barrel. One of the perks of the janitor's job was that he took the barrel home to fed to his hogs, probably without cooking. If the garbabe contained uncooked pork scraps from pigs with trichinosis, the pigs that ate it could get trichinosis.
Nowdays, most hogs are fed a factory blended food containing corn and soy meal with no garbage. Therefore, they cannot get trichinosis from their food.
In those instances where pigs are fed gargabe, I understand that the law now requires it to be cooked. (I am told that this was done to protect the pigs from some disease other than trichinosis, and the benefit to humans is accidental.)
As I read the article, I see that they ignited the fuel, but I have yet to see anyone claim that the burning fuel produced any thrust. Can someone point to more info?
Re:possibly stupid question about Klez's appearanc
on
Klez: a closer look
·
· Score: 1
In my experience the Reply To: header identifies the true (infected) sender.
I too am an English speaker, and I'm not certain I see the problem either, but it seems that this may be one ot those times when purists want us to say "shall."
The information discovered and released, that the "independent advocacy groups" were not actually independent, was relevant to the debate and the discovery and release was good and useful. On the other hand, had the investigation turned up irrelevant, personally embarrasing info on the head of one of the groups, and had that been released, then the investigation would have been despicable.
Math gets wierd when you deal with infinities. If your proof were correct were correct then the cardinality of ordered pairs of positive integers would exceed the cardinality of the positive integers. However, a 1 to 1 correspondence can be constructed by laying out the ordered pairs of positive integers in a 2D array and counting them along the diagonals: 1 <-> (1,1) 2 <-> (1,2) 3 <-> (2,1) etc.
A correct proof is Cantor's diagonalization theorem, mentioned elsewhere.
I don't know if this is the right solution, but it does address the current problem: MS seems to be trying to leverage its desktop dominance into server dominance.
According to an article I read back in the 60's, someone wrote a book in the 30's (or perhaps even earlier) entitled
Mrs. Eddie (sp?). The book was a critical biography of the founder of the Christian Science Church. The church bought the copyright for the sole purpose of preventing additional copies from being printed or sold.
Slashdot Mirror
I would like to see the selection before downloading the app, but when I have briefly gone to the site, I could see no way to browse without installing i-tunes.
I think Yang has gotten past the hurdle that ultimately killed Komarov. His craft experienced some sort of control/power probem from the start.
Incidently, if I remember correctly, Komarov almost pulled it all out manually, but was killed when he was unable to jetison the retrorockets before landing and they exploded.
I too channel surfed between several news channels looking for pictures, and I don't know if or when CNN Headline News finally said something about it, but at 10:00pm (ET) Aaron Brown on CNN had the launch as the lead story.
Isn't that more of the Game's fault than it is windows' fault?
Agreed, but it still means that my kids wind up running as administrator.
I am no expert at administration, but my experience on a W2K box that my kids use for games is that trying to run the games as user causes much grief.
The article said that Earthlink (EL) was the source of the fifth name. EL yielded when the appeals court ruled against Verizon.
The availability of choice for ADSL is, to me, a big plus, but I don't understand why ADSL providers don't offer as much bandwidth as possible. I have Earthlink ADSL, and they have recently taken to advertising only 128kbps uplink speed vs. a previous 256. Comcast, on the other hand, recently increased uplink to 256 from 128. One of the baby bells apparently only offers something lame like 640/96. WHY??
One of the major fertilizer components (Called "nitrogen," but really nitrogen compounds) is nitrogen based, but to make the nitrogen available ("fix" it) for uptake it is reacted with hydrogen. In the US hydrogen is usually derived from natural gas.
One of the major US sources of oil is corn, which requires a lot of nitrogen; however, soybeans do not, I beleive, require significant nitrogen. Legumes, such as soybeans, fix their own nitrogen.
Everyone else has explained how the elevator climbs, but I have not seen an explanation of how the horizontal forces will be handled. As the car climbs toward the sky, its angular velocity will remain constant, but the distance from the center of rotation will increase. The resulting increase in angular momentum will require a torque. How will it be applied through a flexible cable?
I am not a lawyer, but it seems that someone has used the threat of an unjustified law suit to block publication of information that we could use to save money.
Is it possible that someone could put together a class action suit, the class being all people who bought stuff on Black Friday at less than the lowest price because they were unable to compare prices in the internet?
Again, IANAL, and this may be completely off the wall, but if there is a potential action, some lawyers might take it on a contingency basis for big bucks.
IIRC, IBM contributed their Journaling File System.
It's a little more complicated than this. When I was in elementary school in the rural south, after lunch we were supposed to dump leftover food into a barrel. One of the perks of the janitor's job was that he took the barrel home to fed to his hogs, probably without cooking. If the garbabe contained uncooked pork scraps from pigs with trichinosis, the pigs that ate it could get trichinosis.
Nowdays, most hogs are fed a factory blended food containing corn and soy meal with no garbage. Therefore, they cannot get trichinosis from their food.
In those instances where pigs are fed gargabe, I understand that the law now requires it to be cooked. (I am told that this was done to protect the pigs from some disease other than trichinosis, and the benefit to humans is accidental.)
As I read the article, I see that they ignited the fuel, but I have yet to see anyone claim that the burning fuel produced any thrust. Can someone point to more info?
In my experience the Reply To: header identifies the true (infected) sender.
I believe the original K&R didn't include void.
I understand that studios are already releasing DVD's that won't play on region free equipment.
Is the compression algorithm published?
If so,are there any patent issues concerning its use?
I too am an English speaker, and I'm not certain I see the problem either, but it seems that this may be one ot those times when purists want us to say "shall."
Or Hindi?
It will go about 15 miles at 20 mph on 48 gal of LN2.
The information discovered and released, that the "independent advocacy groups" were not actually independent, was relevant to the debate and the discovery and release was good and useful. On the other hand, had the investigation turned up irrelevant, personally embarrasing info on the head of one of the groups, and had that been released, then the investigation would have been despicable.
Math gets wierd when you deal with infinities. If your proof were correct were correct then the cardinality of ordered pairs of positive integers would exceed the cardinality of the positive integers. However, a 1 to 1 correspondence can be constructed by laying out the ordered pairs of positive integers in a 2D array and counting them along the diagonals:
1 <-> (1,1)
2 <-> (1,2)
3 <-> (2,1)
etc.
A correct proof is Cantor's diagonalization theorem, mentioned elsewhere.
I don't know if this is the right solution, but it does address the current problem: MS seems to be trying to leverage its desktop dominance into server dominance.
IANAL, but don't you have to be 18 for your signature to be legally binding in most transactions?