I think you'll find that SG-1 has more PhDs than the combat/response teams. Their strength lies in the combination of brains and brawn. SG-3 as well as 5, 10, and 12 are the "armed response teams."
This is why Hans is "guilty."
If the only people who determine our justice are "too dumb to get out of jury duty" of course we will have injustices far greater than this. It takes competant jury to deliver justice, and with so many avoiding their duty, this is rare indeed.
A troll already pointed this out, but the quote has been mangled: [they] "now [support] 2,500 Macs across the US -- nearly a quarter of all... US PCs."
The article says that this is a quarter of all _the company's_ US PCs.
That brings me back to working at my high school, we had one teacher (LD/BD reading) with her own network, a token ring that she insisted on calling "Tolkien Ring." It bound her room in darkness, and I spent a few days unmaking it and replacing the computers.
Your ideas intrigue me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
Seriously, I work with Cisco gear, and would love a cost effective replacement. What do you recommend?
As for your sig, I suggest not trying any fancy moves in any vehicle produced by Geo.
A B-52 carries up to 70000lbs in bombs, so an imperial assload would be 46667lbs.
A new beetle weights 2743lbs, so an imperial assload is almost exactly 17 (2005) VW beetles, not including any imperial asses (passengers).
I swear some people would buy that for the percieved value. I've fought the battle of "free is worthless" too many times to count. Throw in "Free upgrades for life!!eleventy-one!" and a good chunk of consumers (people who have chosen to remain passive purchasers) would "buy" it right now.
Crayola (and other companies that I am familiar with) generally use powers of two, but also multiply by three in some cases (24, 36, 48, etc)
They have deviated in several cases, producing packs of 1-10, as well as 40 (mainly in Europe)
Bulk packaging also deviates, by having a small number of colors repeated, usually in a multiple of 5.
There is a list here: http://www.crayoncollecting.com/Binney.htm
Also, 8 is not octal. 8(decimal)== 0o10
I don't (knowingly) grow GM crops, you insensitive clod!
On the other hand, my neighbor, Robert, does, and I've found evidence of cross pollination over a road and waterway, not just side by side. So far we haven't seen any of the mafia in town, but we've got the second amendment just in case.
It wouldn't be a bad idea to skin Linux to look and act as close to XP as (technically and legally) possible. People are used to XP and don't want to change.
Wine and Linux should be able to mimic most of the important features of XP, for free, giving Linux a huge advantage over Vista and 7. It would be great to outcompete Microsoft in Windows compatibility.
This may not be the way we want to use Linux, but it seems to be the way the majority wants to use their computers (the way they're comfortable with).
It is supposedly so good that it would be arousing to Nanotech fans. This does not imply sexual content of the article.
This has been used in other forms such as geek porn.
The Earth is a type 13 Planet: An evil type of planet that usually destroys itself one of two ways. The first is with weapons of mass destruction. The second possibility, and the most common, is that scientists attempting to determine the mass of the Higgs boson particle accidentally shrink the planet to the size of a pea upon achieving success.
http://www.lexxpanse.com/Lexxicon/Termslist.htm#Type13
"This means that they have similar counting abilities to those observed in apes, monkeys and dolphins and humans with very limited mathematical ability."
-from the _obvious_ department
I think you meant to say "cures" cancer, and there is evidence that the oil does so.
I believe that inhaling smoke is probably not beneficial to one's health, but that should be a choice left to the individual.
On the other hand, there are many other uses of marijuana that are truly promote good health.
I also read that but I believe that their problem was that no part of the system was made to work in that way. The processors and motherboard were designed to work with identical processors, not an arbitrary set chosen from "what we had laying around." They had different memory management, cache, and SSE support.
That said, the benchmark section showed that it worked surprisingly well, only failing on two of the dozen or so tests.
I haven't decided whether to accept the Knoll Hypotheis, but I'm addressing it statistically, protecting (as much as possible) against both type I and type II errors.
Studies are right next to experiments in causing cancer, especially in lab rats.
It has also been confirmed that smoking is a leading cause of statistics.
I find your sig somewhat ironic.
Attempting to utilize the sky in any way violates the terms of the Double-Secret-PatRiot Act.
You are now considered a "terrist" and shall be confined some distance below ground, if not six feet.
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So you are claiming that HE is not intelligent?
Horses have hooves, not hands.
I think you'll find that SG-1 has more PhDs than the combat/response teams. Their strength lies in the combination of brains and brawn. SG-3 as well as 5, 10, and 12 are the "armed response teams."
I noticed (thanks to my threshold) that nobody is passing 2. I assume this is a bug, as it affects the recent stories.
This is why Hans is "guilty." If the only people who determine our justice are "too dumb to get out of jury duty" of course we will have injustices far greater than this. It takes competant jury to deliver justice, and with so many avoiding their duty, this is rare indeed.
A troll already pointed this out, but the quote has been mangled: [they] "now [support] 2,500 Macs across the US -- nearly a quarter of all... US PCs." The article says that this is a quarter of all _the company's_ US PCs.
You fail at providing the link: http://www.dilbert.com/strips/comic/2008-04-19/ I admit, it took me longer to find it with their new "design."
That brings me back to working at my high school, we had one teacher (LD/BD reading) with her own network, a token ring that she insisted on calling "Tolkien Ring." It bound her room in darkness, and I spent a few days unmaking it and replacing the computers.
Isn't it obvious what would constitute blueware?
Your ideas intrigue me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter. Seriously, I work with Cisco gear, and would love a cost effective replacement. What do you recommend? As for your sig, I suggest not trying any fancy moves in any vehicle produced by Geo.
A B-52 carries up to 70000lbs in bombs, so an imperial assload would be 46667lbs. A new beetle weights 2743lbs, so an imperial assload is almost exactly 17 (2005) VW beetles, not including any imperial asses (passengers).
I swear some people would buy that for the percieved value. I've fought the battle of "free is worthless" too many times to count. Throw in "Free upgrades for life!!eleventy-one!" and a good chunk of consumers (people who have chosen to remain passive purchasers) would "buy" it right now.
Crayola (and other companies that I am familiar with) generally use powers of two, but also multiply by three in some cases (24, 36, 48, etc) They have deviated in several cases, producing packs of 1-10, as well as 40 (mainly in Europe) Bulk packaging also deviates, by having a small number of colors repeated, usually in a multiple of 5. There is a list here: http://www.crayoncollecting.com/Binney.htm Also, 8 is not octal. 8(decimal)== 0o10
I don't (knowingly) grow GM crops, you insensitive clod! On the other hand, my neighbor, Robert, does, and I've found evidence of cross pollination over a road and waterway, not just side by side. So far we haven't seen any of the mafia in town, but we've got the second amendment just in case.
It wouldn't be a bad idea to skin Linux to look and act as close to XP as (technically and legally) possible. People are used to XP and don't want to change. Wine and Linux should be able to mimic most of the important features of XP, for free, giving Linux a huge advantage over Vista and 7. It would be great to outcompete Microsoft in Windows compatibility. This may not be the way we want to use Linux, but it seems to be the way the majority wants to use their computers (the way they're comfortable with).
It is supposedly so good that it would be arousing to Nanotech fans. This does not imply sexual content of the article. This has been used in other forms such as geek porn.
The Earth is a type 13 Planet: An evil type of planet that usually destroys itself one of two ways. The first is with weapons of mass destruction. The second possibility, and the most common, is that scientists attempting to determine the mass of the Higgs boson particle accidentally shrink the planet to the size of a pea upon achieving success. http://www.lexxpanse.com/Lexxicon/Termslist.htm#Type13
One supposes that it is either reproducible, or that no studies have as yet failed to reproduce it.
"This means that they have similar counting abilities to those observed in apes, monkeys and dolphins and humans with very limited mathematical ability." -from the _obvious_ department
I think you meant to say "cures" cancer, and there is evidence that the oil does so. I believe that inhaling smoke is probably not beneficial to one's health, but that should be a choice left to the individual. On the other hand, there are many other uses of marijuana that are truly promote good health.
I also read that but I believe that their problem was that no part of the system was made to work in that way. The processors and motherboard were designed to work with identical processors, not an arbitrary set chosen from "what we had laying around." They had different memory management, cache, and SSE support. That said, the benchmark section showed that it worked surprisingly well, only failing on two of the dozen or so tests.
I haven't decided whether to accept the Knoll Hypotheis, but I'm addressing it statistically, protecting (as much as possible) against both type I and type II errors.
All right, you forced me to do it: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html
Studies are right next to experiments in causing cancer, especially in lab rats. It has also been confirmed that smoking is a leading cause of statistics.
I find your sig somewhat ironic. Attempting to utilize the sky in any way violates the terms of the Double-Secret-PatRiot Act. You are now considered a "terrist" and shall be confined some distance below ground, if not six feet.