rlp: I wasn't expecting some kind of eco-inquisition.
Cardinal Gore: Nobody expects the eco-inquisition!
rlp: Hey, what are you doing?
thug: It doesn't seen to be hurting him, Lord.
Cardinal Gore: Have you got all the stuffing up one end? He must be made of stronger stuff. . . get . . . the Comfy Chair!
I works out just fine for me: when I have mod points, I only moderate on topics I know absolutely nothing about, so I won't have a conflict between wanting to post and moderate in the same discussion.
Maybe it could slow down a bit and launch people backwards (to cancel the train's speed) onto giant inclined trampolines near their destinations. Of course you'd have to sign a waiver.
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You'd be amazed at what they can do with a good, basic HY80 Cheddar. Just gotta make sure to keep the rats out. They'll get into the bilges and nibble away, and on your first deep dive, bam, you've got flooding!
The joke is a generalization of course. The Joint Chiefs of Staff (Colin Powell was the former chair) wear name tags for goodness sake, since they are military officers.
I think he was trying to get you to think of gas station attendants, fast food workers, etc.
IIRC, Slashdot had a story within the last year reporting on a survey that indicated rates of cheating among various disciplines and all had significant amounts of cheaters.
Many readers have submitted this story of chemists. ..
And if they'd read the info at the UW website they'd see that she's in the Mechanical Engineering Dept. not Chemistry. Still, she is doing stuff with chemistry so I guess "chemist" isn't totally wrong.
When I was in Navy boot camp in 1986, every recruit who needed glasses got issued a pair of dorky looking black-plastic-framed glasses we called "BC glasses" - what "BC" stood for is left as an exercise for the reader. I'll tell you though, these color-changing glasses are cooler than those were. Even if they have a cheap SPST button switch on the side and are basically a pair of cheap safety glasses with some interesting liquid crystal thingumajiggies in 'em. Of course they probably can't correct your vision to 20/20 yet either.
not as simple as printing on your inkjet printer but printed circuits (actual circuits, not like a PCB which should really be called a "printed wiring board" since there aren't any *circuits* on it until the components are soldered on) but some people are already doing things like this: http://www.edn.com/index.asp?layout=article&articl eid=CA6365831&partner=enews&ref=nbth
FR-4 is a glass/epoxy composite. Other PCB substrates include paper/epoxy, paper/polyester (cheap), aramid/epoxy, glass/polyimide, glass/PTFE and other combinations of woven or non-woven fibers and polymeric materials.
It is intentionally a good insulator on which copper traces do their conducting, and hopefully not cross-talking (except on RF boards).
I've seen some guy's sig here on/. that says "FR-4 is the root of all evil." I guess that's some kind of metaphor.
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Same thing, right? I mean taxes aren't really my money to begin with, it's the government's money.
his name isn't Hackenkamp.
Cardinal Gore: Nobody expects the eco-inquisition!
rlp: Hey, what are you doing? thug: It doesn't seen to be hurting him, Lord. Cardinal Gore: Have you got all the stuffing up one end? He must be made of stronger stuff. . . get . . . the Comfy Chair!
Steganography.
How it could be any more obvious I have no idea. But I guess they had to do a study to make sure.
Bring me another bucket!
Then your opinion is of very little value. STFU.
Uh huh. Some guy named Gibbs had some. I learnt about it in college.
Kidding.
Hey! Who moved my cheese?
horizontal, not vertical.
Maybe it could slow down a bit and launch people backwards (to cancel the train's speed) onto giant inclined trampolines near their destinations. Of course you'd have to sign a waiver.
You'd be amazed at what they can do with a good, basic HY80 Cheddar. Just gotta make sure to keep the rats out. They'll get into the bilges and nibble away, and on your first deep dive, bam, you've got flooding!
I think he was trying to get you to think of gas station attendants, fast food workers, etc.
OK, I googled it and it said that business students cheat more but 56% vs. 40% is not like night and day, IMO.
Very informative, but some line breaks would be nice.
It may mean that, but more specifically, Nehalem is the name of a river in Oregon, where the new chip is designed and built. (D1D fab - Hillsboro, OR)
No, spelling correction. Almost as bad.
And if they'd read the info at the UW website they'd see that she's in the Mechanical Engineering Dept. not Chemistry. Still, she is doing stuff with chemistry so I guess "chemist" isn't totally wrong.
When I was in Navy boot camp in 1986, every recruit who needed glasses got issued a pair of dorky looking black-plastic-framed glasses we called "BC glasses" - what "BC" stood for is left as an exercise for the reader. I'll tell you though, these color-changing glasses are cooler than those were. Even if they have a cheap SPST button switch on the side and are basically a pair of cheap safety glasses with some interesting liquid crystal thingumajiggies in 'em. Of course they probably can't correct your vision to 20/20 yet either.
Sorry. That sentence makes no sense at all. Should have previewed. Just click on the link and ignore me.
not as simple as printing on your inkjet printer but printed circuits (actual circuits, not like a PCB which should really be called a "printed wiring board" since there aren't any *circuits* on it until the components are soldered on) but some people are already doing things like this: http://www.edn.com/index.asp?layout=article&articl eid=CA6365831&partner=enews&ref=nbth
FR-4 is a glass/epoxy composite. Other PCB substrates include paper/epoxy, paper/polyester (cheap), aramid/epoxy, glass/polyimide, glass/PTFE and other combinations of woven or non-woven fibers and polymeric materials. It is intentionally a good insulator on which copper traces do their conducting, and hopefully not cross-talking (except on RF boards). I've seen some guy's sig here on /. that says "FR-4 is the root of all evil." I guess that's some kind of metaphor.
I'd make some LAN Chili, but I'm afraid it would taste like warm plastic and copper. I like Cincinnati Chili better.