Recent versions have become increasingly brittle. In the "final" version (at least for linux), it's got a showstopper bug that causes it to spin in a loop anytime the cpu gets busy, causing it to eat up even more cpu time. This is nowhere near ready for release.
All the medical evidence is that circumcision does nothing of the sort. Every time there's new thing, like AIDS, claims are made that circumcision prevents it and it is always proven false. It is a mutilation to reduce sexual pleasure and has no other purpose. That female circumcision is worse is meaningless. But don't let the piles of medical evidence cloud your reality.
... It's the same old crappy writing and acting, characters and dialogue. Now, with HD, you get a crystal clear image of the crap they put on the millions of channels. Yay!
Maybe once they put out something worth watching I'll worry about the picture quality.
A working Genesis device might do that, but they never got around to making a working one. They have the one that blows the planet to bits. That's kinda uninhabitable.
Created by earth scientist Durand Durand in Barbarella. I, for one, don't want to be deminimalized into the fourth dimension, or whatever it was that it was supposed to do.
Yep. But when we're counting planets we don't count dwarf planets. It's a funny old world. Of course when we're counting humans, we'd rather get the right number than create an artificial distinction such that we have a well known, non-changing, easily remembered number of humans.
Personally, I think that as long as it's spherical and orbits the sun, it's a planet and there are however many of them that there are, and we'll discover them as we discover them. But I'm not an astronomer and I don't get a vote.
That's the beauty of this new system: Dwarf planets don't count towards the overall total. So it doesn't matter if Sedna, Orcus, Santa, Ixion, Quaoar and so on turn out to be dwarf planets, the number of planets will still be eight. So you won't have to learn anything new.
If Slashdot readers were the type of people to read the article, they'd know the people that named it Danish Blue were aware they were naming after the Norwegian Blue.
But then again, there's not much call for reading the article around here.
A recent study on American public schools found that only 43% of highschoolers know that the Civil War was fought between 1850 and 1900; a testament to the success of President Bush's "57% of Children Left Behind Act." When confronted with these results, Bush asked, "OK, but who won? 1850 or 1900?"
- N. Glaser + R. Roy
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Recent versions have become increasingly brittle. In the "final" version (at least for linux), it's got a showstopper bug that causes it to spin in a loop anytime the cpu gets busy, causing it to eat up even more cpu time. This is nowhere near ready for release.
Hey, just because it's got nothing to do with me is no reason they shouldn't name it after me, is it? Well, they should do it anyway.
All the medical evidence is that circumcision does nothing of the sort. Every time there's new thing, like AIDS, claims are made that circumcision prevents it and it is always proven false. It is a mutilation to reduce sexual pleasure and has no other purpose. That female circumcision is worse is meaningless. But don't let the piles of medical evidence cloud your reality.
Pretty much the same things we told them. Oh, and crackers came up surprisingly often.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-K9ZmSMLsw
The Canadian Broadcorping Castration, as it were.
Ha ha, fat chance!
... It's the same old crappy writing and acting, characters and dialogue. Now, with HD, you get a crystal clear image of the crap they put on the millions of channels. Yay! Maybe once they put out something worth watching I'll worry about the picture quality.
A working Genesis device might do that, but they never got around to making a working one. They have the one that blows the planet to bits. That's kinda uninhabitable.
Created by earth scientist Durand Durand in Barbarella. I, for one, don't want to be deminimalized into the fourth dimension, or whatever it was that it was supposed to do.
tail --follow=name --retry --max-unchanged-stats=5 Is good for log files that periodically restart and rename the old ones.
Something about "Garbage in, garbage out" comes to mind.
Beyond this bubble, thar be dragons!
... but the loveliest of all were the Crurotarsans.
First the ice -- Then Ice Pirates!
Is? Can't get very far without is.
Yep. But when we're counting planets we don't count dwarf planets. It's a funny old world. Of course when we're counting humans, we'd rather get the right number than create an artificial distinction such that we have a well known, non-changing, easily remembered number of humans. Personally, I think that as long as it's spherical and orbits the sun, it's a planet and there are however many of them that there are, and we'll discover them as we discover them. But I'm not an astronomer and I don't get a vote.
That's the beauty of this new system: Dwarf planets don't count towards the overall total. So it doesn't matter if Sedna, Orcus, Santa, Ixion, Quaoar and so on turn out to be dwarf planets, the number of planets will still be eight. So you won't have to learn anything new.
Hey, it's the first dwarf planet that comes with it's own Mike Oldfield theme song -- Neat!
Better than your system taken over Yahoo Seriously.
If Slashdot readers were the type of people to read the article, they'd know the people that named it Danish Blue were aware they were naming after the Norwegian Blue. But then again, there's not much call for reading the article around here.
A recent study on American public schools found that only 43% of highschoolers know that the Civil War was fought between 1850 and 1900; a testament to the success of President Bush's "57% of Children Left Behind Act." When confronted with these results, Bush asked, "OK, but who won? 1850 or 1900?" - N. Glaser + R. Roy
That would, of course, be the joke. Their thing is "similar" to the point where it can't be merely co-incidental, but not identical.
Curses! -- Meme'd again!
... The scene where the protagonist is leaping over barrels thrown by a large orangutan. It's a dead giveaway.