>the rover/lander will watch on the surface.
One important thing to plan: make sure the probe doesn't hit the lander!
On the other hand, if it does, you'll get the eternal glory of staging the first extra-terrestrial traffic accident!;)
>What was accomplished by suing B? A expended hundreds of thousands of dollars in litigation only to gain 3 years worth of royalties, which probably weren't that much.
But if the patent lasts 4 years total, you can't get even expect to get royalties for more than 4 years worth, right? So 0.75 isn't such a bad result, I think. The cost of patent examination and the following litigation is a whole different issue, of course.
>Indeed, the pressure *would* be significant, and the water would either be in a solid or supercritical liquid phase - it'd be pretty unlikely that you'd find it possible to drive a submarine through it in either case, though, even if the submarine itself would be constructed to withstand the pressure and temperature at the core.
Well, you just need to construct the submarine with a huge drill at her nose. It may be useful when targeting surface ships as well.
Then you'll get children who pass tests well. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the quality of education (as a process that prepares kids to carry on the progress of humanity)
Well, isn't the "soap-opera watching" type of woman is precisely what they want to overcome? If you're making a show that promotes not watching that type of show, no wonder no network will take it.
It's like a pendulum: everyone is pushing in one direction and by the time people realize they've gone too far it's time to push back, with more caution. Eventually, the pendulum stops at some point and we call that point "common sense";)
Hmm, games do become more sophisticated but, on the other hand, if you played Quake 10 years ago, then you won't have trouble with Doom 3. Same controls, same idea, same, shall we say, MO (blast their heads off;)). This allows me to casually buy new games and start playing right away, whenever I have some spare time.
That's because you're not as cool as I am! I get invitations to view exclusive "Paris Hilton & Nicole Richie video clips , pictures & more" every day. They even send me my personalized download manager and it works swell!
>Anyone know why this is happening?
Perhaps, they don't bother to synchronize zombie systems' progress through the recepients list? Each email is actually slightly different and comes from a different IP...
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OMG, but that'll be flip-flopping!
>the rover/lander will watch on the surface. One important thing to plan: make sure the probe doesn't hit the lander! On the other hand, if it does, you'll get the eternal glory of staging the first extra-terrestrial traffic accident! ;)
>What was accomplished by suing B? A expended hundreds of thousands of dollars in litigation only to gain 3 years worth of royalties, which probably weren't that much. But if the patent lasts 4 years total, you can't get even expect to get royalties for more than 4 years worth, right? So 0.75 isn't such a bad result, I think. The cost of patent examination and the following litigation is a whole different issue, of course.
I carry my keyboard stickers in my head. No mess and always with me ;)
>Indeed, the pressure *would* be significant, and the water would either be in a solid or supercritical liquid phase - it'd be pretty unlikely that you'd find it possible to drive a submarine through it in either case, though, even if the submarine itself would be constructed to withstand the pressure and temperature at the core.
Well, you just need to construct the submarine with a huge drill at her nose. It may be useful when targeting surface ships as well.
I suppose it gets down to defining the goal of education and I afraid that question is way too political to be objective in any sense.
Then you'll get children who pass tests well. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the quality of education (as a process that prepares kids to carry on the progress of humanity)
Someone has come up with an objective criteria for education quality first.
Well, isn't the "soap-opera watching" type of woman is precisely what they want to overcome? If you're making a show that promotes not watching that type of show, no wonder no network will take it.
It's like a pendulum: everyone is pushing in one direction and by the time people realize they've gone too far it's time to push back, with more caution. Eventually, the pendulum stops at some point and we call that point "common sense" ;)
Give us your source code and free beer for everyone for a year. No, wait, for two years! No, ok, five years and that's it!
Doesn't putting a file on a web server constitute sharing the said file?
EU to develop its own TV... oh wait
...just put a sign: "Caution: Genetic Material Repository. No dogs allowed".
That should do it.
Yeah, seeds in the orbit will really help if we regress to the stage we don't even have any more seeds to plant!
Well, since clones start as babies, we can raise them with the necessary team spirit... And the beautiful thing is, we get unlimited attempts ;)
Hmm, games do become more sophisticated but, on the other hand, if you played Quake 10 years ago, then you won't have trouble with Doom 3. Same controls, same idea, same, shall we say, MO (blast their heads off ;)). This allows me to casually buy new games and start playing right away, whenever I have some spare time.
That's because you're not as cool as I am!
I get invitations to view exclusive "Paris Hilton & Nicole Richie video clips , pictures & more" every day. They even send me my personalized download manager and it works swell!
>Anyone know why this is happening? Perhaps, they don't bother to synchronize zombie systems' progress through the recepients list? Each email is actually slightly different and comes from a different IP...
On the other hand, the Shuttle's booster boost fuel, mostly. If this new thing requires much less fuel, it can get off with much less power. I think.
>Hey, a Chicago cop that makes enough to drive a Mercedes? And he isn't on the take? Right...
Well may be it was a very old, used Audi
Nah, it'll just increase sales of those fancy fridges with TV built-in.
when ex-Soviet free states reaches a technology level that either surpasses India
;)
So, ferrying people to/from ISS isn't quite on par?
10 minutes of elbow grease and you're back surfing again
What's the use surfing with hands tired!
You can only get finite-sized memory for $200 and therefore the range of programs is limited. For $2000 the amount of memory you get is... oh wait