I'm pretty sure you could be of above average intelligence and still fail to understand this proof. Contemporary mathematics is, as I understand it, of such a nature that even mathematicians can't understand proofs in areas outside their own particular field. (At least I hope that is the case)
AFAIK custom ROMs do work on D2 and DX. Ask the guys over at droidforums.com. I don't get what all this is about. Is this e-fuse something that is triggered within the device or does it have to be triggered by the carrier?
Exactly. So as long you can convert your e-books from 14 point Georgia or Baskerville to 10 point Comic Sans or Copperplate (to reduce legibility), you should have no trouble with reading comprehension or learning. (I'm not seriously suggesting that anyone do this)
Funny you should say that. Active Sync was one of the few things I liked about the WinMo 6.5 phone I had for a short while. Switched to Android and like it but now I just move files manually between PC and phone.
No they are 10-11(=-1) hour days and he has to pay his employer to not work there -5 hours per week. His income tax withholding is an imaginary number.
And there are environments where contacts can't be worn (around some chemicals etc.), not to mention the hassle of maintaining and changing them and discomfort.
I got a pair of progressive bifocals from Zenni Optical and had no problems with the anti-reflective coating, and I wash my glasses with detergent and water every day. I did have a problem with the frames eventually (after about two years) snapping in two right at the bridge. Especially since they were 'titanium' frames. I may try them again. Lasting two years at that price I really have no complaint.
No, Americans don't like to eat *dogfood. That is point of the saying: "you make/sell this stuff but you don't want to eat it (or have it apply to) yourself".
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$10MM is cheap for a single state-of-the-art ArF immersion scanner. A fab? Try $ billions for a real sweet one.
I'm pretty sure you could be of above average intelligence and still fail to understand this proof. Contemporary mathematics is, as I understand it, of such a nature that even mathematicians can't understand proofs in areas outside their own particular field. (At least I hope that is the case)
What do you know about number theory? Aren't you some kind of expert in non-Euclidean geometry?
Does that affect performance or matter some other way?
AFAIK custom ROMs do work on D2 and DX. Ask the guys over at droidforums.com. I don't get what all this is about. Is this e-fuse something that is triggered within the device or does it have to be triggered by the carrier?
Try listening to the finale of Mahler's Second Symphony ("Resurrection') with the volume cranked up on a good system. That should blow you away.
Yeah, they shoulda just used rheostats and some college interns to run around and set the centrifuge speeds manually.
Favorite part in all those films: shot of Gromit reading a book entitled "Electronics for Dogs".
What does it have to do with this story though?
True and insightful on both points. Wish I could mod you up but I already posted in this thread.
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That might have been an intentionally mistake, for humorous effect.
Exactly. So as long you can convert your e-books from 14 point Georgia or Baskerville to 10 point Comic Sans or Copperplate (to reduce legibility), you should have no trouble with reading comprehension or learning. (I'm not seriously suggesting that anyone do this)
ZunePhone. Ha. The phone that squirts.
Funny you should say that. Active Sync was one of the few things I liked about the WinMo 6.5 phone I had for a short while. Switched to Android and like it but now I just move files manually between PC and phone.
No they are 10-11(=-1) hour days and he has to pay his employer to not work there -5 hours per week. His income tax withholding is an imaginary number.
Or finally read all those books you've been waiting to read but never could because of all the people bothering you every day.
And there are environments where contacts can't be worn (around some chemicals etc.), not to mention the hassle of maintaining and changing them and discomfort.
I got a pair of progressive bifocals from Zenni Optical and had no problems with the anti-reflective coating, and I wash my glasses with detergent and water every day.
I did have a problem with the frames eventually (after about two years) snapping in two right at the bridge. Especially since they were 'titanium' frames.
I may try them again. Lasting two years at that price I really have no complaint.
If you think that being a real victim of sexual abuse or rape is on par with being taken advantage of financially or being sold bad products, then I suggest you read this and reconsider: http://gizmodo.com/5726667/the-agonizing-last-words-of-bill-zeller
Hmm. You think WSJ articles are written by a bot?
And what's with open-source being in "scare quotes"?
Danke schoen for the example.
No, Americans don't like to eat *dogfood.
That is point of the saying: "you make/sell this stuff but you don't want to eat it (or have it apply to) yourself".
*We certainly do spend a lot on dogfood though.
You gotta problem with four nouns jammed together in a sentence, huh? You must not be German. They cram 'em into one WORD.
Making a carbon fiber epoxy composite uses a bunch of energy etc. I imagine that's what he referred to.
You're not keeping carbon from being CO2, net.
I don't even like turkey bacon. The chance that I'd like insect bacon is almost nil.
I had an ostrich burger about ten years ago and I honestly could not tell it was not beef, other than having been told it wasn't.