Nope - that excludes all pages that contain the word Facebook. Such as this page, or any page with a discreet "add this on Facebook" button at the end. Definitely a different kettle of fish.
I agree completely, but I must add that we're presently going in the opposite direction, since shutting down nuclear power plants after the Fukushima catastrophe will soon lead to energy scarcity and price increases.
+1. And let me add that the relative pronoun "which" is singular in the Italian original, so you can be 100% sure that the relative clause refers to the tunnel (singular) and not to the labs (plural).
(IAANativeItalianSpeaker).
The combination of the two fields triggers my "possible crackpot" alert. Plus the fact that googling for "Todd Rider" returns Wikipedia and pop-sci articles, but no "real" scientific publications. Can anyone in the field comment on the credibility/reputation of Dr. Rider? I don't intend to be offensive, maybe he's really a top guy in the field, it's just that both claims are quite bold and I'd be happy to get some external confirmation.
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Fill in the missing word.
PDL: the computational power of Matlab, octave, IDL and NumPy with the __________ of Perl!
Ah, it's always good to have software that helps you exercising in modular arithmetics --- quick, tell me, is Firefox 59 an ESR or not?
The complexity of FFT is O(n\log n).
Yeah, but a big-O improvement may do you no good if you only need n=8...
Disconcerting. What next now, Norton producing viruses?
Are you sure? June 30th is Saturday, so it should be a Friday night. Unless I am miscounting some leap day in between...
Agree. Mint and Cinnamon together? Yuck!
Gem #1: someone still uses ZSH.
The same applies to code comments, so let's filter out all comments before releasing the source!
Nope - that excludes all pages that contain the word Facebook. Such as this page, or any page with a discreet "add this on Facebook" button at the end. Definitely a different kettle of fish.
Low cost!?! Have these guys ever tried buying a new ink cartridge for an ink jet printer?
I agree completely, but I must add that we're presently going in the opposite direction, since shutting down nuclear power plants after the Fukushima catastrophe will soon lead to energy scarcity and price increases.
Python is legal to marry. Wikipedia says it first appeared in 1991, so it's 20 years old by now.
How appropriate, you fight like a cow!
Everyone should've switched to NTFS by now...
nuff said
Hey, we said astronomy, not gastronomy!
You can switch to German to solve this problem.
I turn my computer on for the night and the weekend*.
* you insensitive clod!
The "ribbon" in Office is the solution to menus becoming too large to be manageable for Joe User. Skype does not have that problem (yet).
You forgot the "in soviet Russia" part.
+1. And let me add that the relative pronoun "which" is singular in the Italian original, so you can be 100% sure that the relative clause refers to the tunnel (singular) and not to the labs (plural). (IAANativeItalianSpeaker).
Steve Jobs, is that you?
I'd rather take the battlefield atrocities, thanks.
The combination of the two fields triggers my "possible crackpot" alert. Plus the fact that googling for "Todd Rider" returns Wikipedia and pop-sci articles, but no "real" scientific publications. Can anyone in the field comment on the credibility/reputation of Dr. Rider? I don't intend to be offensive, maybe he's really a top guy in the field, it's just that both claims are quite bold and I'd be happy to get some external confirmation.