I just the other day got a second lcd monitor (asus), different model than the first (acer). I plugged it in, and it Just Worked (Ubuntu Karmic). Different modes were available, as well as resolution choice for each screen. Absolutely simple. I have no idea where all this talk about it being hard to dual-screen on linux came from. It's easy, I promise.
Ninety seconds? Look at who thinks he's a bigshot, Mr. "I'm not a minute-man anymore". Now to click "post anonymously" to protect myself from embarrassment.
Having just played Neverwinter Nights 2 tonight, I have to say that the visuals in Ps:T kick ass. Not kicked, kick. I don't know why they ever moved away from the 2d style, except for ease of mod-making.
This! What right-winger-economist-wannabees fail to realize is that health care is not a zero-sum game. Providing for the poor has a nice effect of reducing crime and thus increasing societal stability, which certainly helps the rich. Early treatment of a disease can reduce costs by orders of magnitude, but that doesn't help if the sufferer has no health insurance and will just wind up in the ER at some point.
On the other hand, knowing that they're more aggressive opens the floor for treatment of said aggression, making them less likely to kill since it's more likely that that was their primary motivator. That would argue for shorter sentences and specific correctional action.
On the gripping hand, you just can't punish people more for having worse genes, or the wrong genes. And yes, prison time is punishment as much as correction. You just can't pull that in this country.
The only sources of energy we have are Earth's rotational energy (tides, wind), radioactive decay (fission, geothermal), and solar (wind, hydro, biomass, fossil, photovoltaic, solar thermal). Everything is based on these three sources.
There are mods that remove all that bullshit and replace it with a decent system. I'm not sure of the names, but you should be able to find something good.
It's already been released as of last month.... of course it doesn't involve Intel in any way, so is can't be mentioned. It's only an ARM netbook with some sweet features such as the ability to separate the keyboard and use the screen like a 1lb tablet... also great battery life.
It's not even that. There are two types of relevant fields here. Radiative fields, and nonradiative fields. Radiative fields (EM radiation) go out as r^2. Nonradiative fields are caused by the source, but don't propagate by themselves. Think a garbage truck where some flies fly off (radiation) and some follow near the truck (non-radiative). Coupling involves the nonradiative. hence the longer range as r^2 doesn't apply.
The inverse-square law doesn't, in fact, apply. There are more types of fields than simple radiative fields. Pick up an E&M textbook or something before making such foolish pronouncements.
Try being blind and doing most anything. Not so easy, eh? Sucks for them, but we can't hold back civilization for every corner case. This is obviously an attempt to hold back the electric car. Don't parrot the official line....
I'd actually argue for the reverse distinction. Morals comes from Latin, where mores meant something like social customs, not necessarily ones that related to ethics. I think that morals should denote adhering to or violating agreed upon societal rules, where ethics is strictly about right and wrong, regardless of society.
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I just the other day got a second lcd monitor (asus), different model than the first (acer). I plugged it in, and it Just Worked (Ubuntu Karmic). Different modes were available, as well as resolution choice for each screen. Absolutely simple. I have no idea where all this talk about it being hard to dual-screen on linux came from. It's easy, I promise.
Ninety seconds? Look at who thinks he's a bigshot, Mr. "I'm not a minute-man anymore". Now to click "post anonymously" to protect myself from embarrassment.
"He created a multinational project of cooperation between tons of people"
Programmers may not be the most attractive or slim people ever, but I think it's a little unnecessarily offensive to measure them in *tons*
This is known as an "interjection" attack and is becoming increasingly common.
FTFY
Any useful addon on ie costs $10-$30. The free ones are mostly malware. At least that was the case last time I checked, maybe a year or two ago.
What's this "we" thing you're talking about?
Having just played Neverwinter Nights 2 tonight, I have to say that the visuals in Ps:T kick ass. Not kicked, kick. I don't know why they ever moved away from the 2d style, except for ease of mod-making.
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the Larry Niven short story about Gil the ARM and the organleggers.
Perfectly working cars? I'm sorry, I thought it was called Cash for Clunkers, not Cash for Efficient, New, Perfectly-Working Cars.
This! What right-winger-economist-wannabees fail to realize is that health care is not a zero-sum game. Providing for the poor has a nice effect of reducing crime and thus increasing societal stability, which certainly helps the rich. Early treatment of a disease can reduce costs by orders of magnitude, but that doesn't help if the sufferer has no health insurance and will just wind up in the ER at some point.
government "interference" - you keep using that word; I don't think it means what you think it means.
On the other hand, knowing that they're more aggressive opens the floor for treatment of said aggression, making them less likely to kill since it's more likely that that was their primary motivator. That would argue for shorter sentences and specific correctional action.
On the gripping hand, you just can't punish people more for having worse genes, or the wrong genes. And yes, prison time is punishment as much as correction. You just can't pull that in this country.
The only sources of energy we have are Earth's rotational energy (tides, wind), radioactive decay (fission, geothermal), and solar (wind, hydro, biomass, fossil, photovoltaic, solar thermal). Everything is based on these three sources.
Your case only happens if you're in overdrive, which is likely in an automatic transmission.
Do you have a better idea, or are you just going to bitch?
There are mods that remove all that bullshit and replace it with a decent system. I'm not sure of the names, but you should be able to find something good.
No mention of the Touchbook? http://www.alwaysinnovating.com/touchbook/
It's already been released as of last month.... of course it doesn't involve Intel in any way, so is can't be mentioned. It's only an ARM netbook with some sweet features such as the ability to separate the keyboard and use the screen like a 1lb tablet... also great battery life.
It's not even that. There are two types of relevant fields here. Radiative fields, and nonradiative fields. Radiative fields (EM radiation) go out as r^2. Nonradiative fields are caused by the source, but don't propagate by themselves. Think a garbage truck where some flies fly off (radiation) and some follow near the truck (non-radiative). Coupling involves the nonradiative. hence the longer range as r^2 doesn't apply.
The inverse-square law doesn't, in fact, apply. There are more types of fields than simple radiative fields. Pick up an E&M textbook or something before making such foolish pronouncements.
I can see why it's a bad idea to fly a 'thopter into that.
I've got to get me one of these. Any idea when you're likely to have more kits for sale?
Times the number of cars in this country = ~half a billion dollars.
Try being blind and doing most anything. Not so easy, eh? Sucks for them, but we can't hold back civilization for every corner case. This is obviously an attempt to hold back the electric car. Don't parrot the official line....
So they killed the electric car. Or rather, they will, if they're as dumb as they seem.
I'd actually argue for the reverse distinction. Morals comes from Latin, where mores meant something like social customs, not necessarily ones that related to ethics. I think that morals should denote adhering to or violating agreed upon societal rules, where ethics is strictly about right and wrong, regardless of society.