OTOH, I bought a Mac in 1992 and ten years later I could not use it, effectively, since OS X would not run on it and software I would want to use would not run on MacOS9.
This. I can't even find a laptop with a 1920x1200 display like the three year old one I've got now, so I don't want to replace it. Haven't looked for a while, but things seem headed in the wrong direction display-wise.
I think it was poorly worded, but what was meant was that if the USER is logged as admin, he could install a gadget that would give the attacker the ability to gain unwanted access to the system.
I still don't understand why GM kept Buick and dumped Oldsmobile. Oldsmobile had some cool cars. Buick OTOH....
I also think Jetta drivers tend to be pretty crazy, just like they're in a big hurry and don't care how that affects anyone else. Plural anecdotes and all that.
Of course cold fusion was never decades of peer-reviewed research. As soon as some peers reviewed it (tried to replicate it) it was shown for what it was.
Was the claim that As was incorporated into the DNA, or into some other cell constituent. I thought it was supposed to be part of the metabolic process, so wouldn't expect to find it in DNA.
That doesn't mean much without knowing the numbers of people carrying their cards. A useful number would be the number of complaints per 100,000 cardholders or something like that. If Discover has 8,000,000 cardholders but Barclays only has 500,000, then Barclays is ten times worse despite their better position on your list.
I got a pair of those at Costco and haven't used them a lot, and the plug end is already suffering from a bad connection in the wiring, exactly opposing your anecdote...
Well, as a *spelling* Nazi, his expertise is limited to detecting misspelled words, not misused words. He apparently doesn't have the combined spelling/grammar or spelling/usage Nazi certification.
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lots of optics, very precisely aligned.
Gases are not used to put out fires on submarines. Water is used.
Based on the link you offered, I might as well Google 'homeopathy' or 'perpetual-motion device'.
Got anything more convincing?
So hydrochloric AND phosphoric acids, then? Oh, and don't forget brominated vegetable oil. Gotta love that stuff.
But you do need one to watch nuclear weapons simulation porn or atmospheric modeling porn.
OTOH, I bought a Mac in 1992 and ten years later I could not use it, effectively, since OS X would not run on it and software I would want to use would not run on MacOS9.
This.
I can't even find a laptop with a 1920x1200 display like the three year old one I've got now, so I don't want to replace it. Haven't looked for a while, but things seem headed in the wrong direction display-wise.
I think it was poorly worded, but what was meant was that if the USER is logged as admin, he could install a gadget that would give the attacker the ability to gain unwanted access to the system.
I still don't understand why GM kept Buick and dumped Oldsmobile. Oldsmobile had some cool cars. Buick OTOH....
I also think Jetta drivers tend to be pretty crazy, just like they're in a big hurry and don't care how that affects anyone else. Plural anecdotes and all that.
Of course cold fusion was never decades of peer-reviewed research. As soon as some peers reviewed it (tried to replicate it) it was shown for what it was.
Was the claim that As was incorporated into the DNA, or into some other cell constituent. I thought it was supposed to be part of the metabolic process, so wouldn't expect to find it in DNA.
Someone already got started on a polonium-based politician, but it didn't end well.
Would you object to someone using it thus: "Scientology (TM) is not really a religion." ?
Free to run the company into the ground ... or raise it to new heights.
That would be a function of how much of an atom is empty space, relative to how much space there is between atoms, wouldn't it?
Yep. A division of General Dynamics. In rotten Groton (CT).
10-15 kts? No, more like 4 kts. "Four knots to nowhere", as we used to say.
That doesn't mean much without knowing the numbers of people carrying their cards. A useful number would be the number of complaints per 100,000 cardholders or something like that. If Discover has 8,000,000 cardholders but Barclays only has 500,000, then Barclays is ten times worse despite their better position on your list.
"O-Zone"? That doesn't help your credibility.
I got a pair of those at Costco and haven't used them a lot, and the plug end is already suffering from a bad connection in the wiring, exactly opposing your anecdote...
See, that's why the educational system is so left-leaning! Liberal principals!
Another study will come out soon that says that observational studies sometimes produce erroneous and/or conflicting results.
Yeah, surely it was his failed attempt to get to Tuva that should have raised the real big red flag!
Well, as a *spelling* Nazi, his expertise is limited to detecting misspelled words, not misused words. He apparently doesn't have the combined spelling/grammar or spelling/usage Nazi certification.
He needs it too, since he could use it to Google "Amelia Earhart".