The alcohol in bread does not evaporate. According to a report from Cornell College, Iowa (http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1709087), the alcohol content in twelve samples varied from 0.04 to 1.9 per cent.
The reason that the levels are lower than in beer or wine is that the sugar content is lower.
The BBC does stuff like steal someones handbag then give it back. They then give the person and the viewers advice on preventing real criminals from doing the same. I don't think they're going to be in legal trouble for this one.
I'm british and I don't know anyone who laughed at the office. It's a different kind of comedy. There's a saying among stand up comedians that a groan is as good as a laugh. The office is kind of a meta-comedy, the stuff David Brent says is often very close to funny but he always delivers his jokes badly or at inappropriate moments.
Having said all this I don't really like it either.
You know, I always thought that the unicorn dreams and the origami unicorn at the end suggested that Harrison Ford's character was an android too. How else could that guy know what he was dreaming about.
I just had a quick chat with him and the only time it seemed to understand was when i told it to "go away". I honestly can't believe it fooled 25% of the judges.
I like the new sytem in general, showing the start of modded down posts makes it alot easier to look back and see what other posts are refering to. The one problem I have is with the floating pane on the left. It may be because I don't load images on slashdot, but the background of this pane is transparent on my display, making it quite hard to read.
Why is everyone talking about IP as though it is even a real concept?
It is an attempt to lump four seperate areas of law together (property, trademark, copyright and patent).
This page: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.xhtml covers the misnomer quite well.
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The alcohol in bread does not evaporate. According to a report from Cornell College, Iowa (http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1709087), the alcohol content in twelve samples varied from 0.04 to 1.9 per cent. The reason that the levels are lower than in beer or wine is that the sugar content is lower.
The BBC does stuff like steal someones handbag then give it back. They then give the person and the viewers advice on preventing real criminals from doing the same. I don't think they're going to be in legal trouble for this one.
I'm british and I don't know anyone who laughed at the office. It's a different kind of comedy. There's a saying among stand up comedians that a groan is as good as a laugh. The office is kind of a meta-comedy, the stuff David Brent says is often very close to funny but he always delivers his jokes badly or at inappropriate moments. Having said all this I don't really like it either.
You know, I always thought that the unicorn dreams and the origami unicorn at the end suggested that Harrison Ford's character was an android too. How else could that guy know what he was dreaming about.
I just had a quick chat with him and the only time it seemed to understand was when i told it to "go away". I honestly can't believe it fooled 25% of the judges.
Found link to http://www.openstreetmap.org/ on the openmoko developers wiki.
I seem to remember hearing that DaVinci made a lute shaped like a horses skull and that he was an excellent musician.
Britain has been dealing with terrorists for decades. Anyone remember the IRA?
I like the new sytem in general, showing the start of modded down posts makes it alot easier to look back and see what other posts are refering to.
The one problem I have is with the floating pane on the left. It may be because I don't load images on slashdot, but the background of this pane is transparent on my display, making it quite hard to read.
An older quote:
The Roman Rule:
The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it.
Why is everyone talking about IP as though it is even a real concept? It is an attempt to lump four seperate areas of law together (property, trademark, copyright and patent). This page: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.xhtml covers the misnomer quite well.
Those who refuse to learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. BTW, that quote comes from George Santayana: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Santayana