No, you aren't! I spent a year at the university coding on a PDP11, and then for my thesis i moved to a Data General Eclipse. And this was thirty years ago...
I don't regret these times, but rather that skirt lengths hasn't followed the same trend...
To start my fireplace I recycle paper of old books about transputers, neural network, and other crap that never fulfilled their premises, at least in the field where I work.
When I was a kid, I checked if 4.5V and 9V batteries were OK just by "tasting" them with my tongue: if the tasted salty they were ok. It was a common practice among my friends, so how can this be into the news today ?!?
Broadcasting on the shortwaves is rapidly dying, and everything that can be heard there is available on internet with much better quality. Ham radio chit-chat on shortwaves is just plain boring, and the remaining stuff isn't intended to be listened (i.e. it is strongly encrypted). I really wonder why they are so eager to crowdfund this project.
Thank you for posting this. I have been considering getting back into ham radio after quitting it years ago, but given the stuff they are doing, for sure I will keep myself miles away from that!
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Actually, given the level of some comments here, better microscopes are really needed just to detect the presence of a brain in some people.
No, you aren't! I spent a year at the university coding on a PDP11, and then for my thesis i moved to a Data General Eclipse. And this was thirty years ago...
I don't regret these times, but rather that skirt lengths hasn't followed the same trend...
it will become LinkedOut.
"In the long run, we are all dead'. - John Maynard Keynes, A Tract on Monetary Reform
Given the coming Brexit referendum, and other nationalistic movements on the rise, what we will get is a more dis-integrated Europe...
> All malware authors should be executed
Isn't enough to execute their code instead ?
...but she didn't inhale. Ducks...
It depends from who used them before. For example, Chuck Norris' qubits are always set to 1.
To start my fireplace I recycle paper of old books about transputers, neural network, and other crap that never fulfilled their premises, at least in the field where I work.
> And how do you need 103 engineers for a hair dryer?
Hint: do you remember the joke about how many engineers does it take to replace a light bulb ?
...false data create big confidence.
...what's next ? A better, free https client ?
This happened before...
...he probably was wearing the jetpack upside down.
I rather smell robort pr0n appearing soon on internet...
When I was a kid, I checked if 4.5V and 9V batteries were OK just by "tasting" them with my tongue: if the tasted salty they were ok. It was a common practice among my friends, so how can this be into the news today ?!?
It depends. If obese and underweight people are unevenly distributed in the world, this could severely affect the Earth rotation rate.
> I really doubt the Japanese built something that just fell apart after 30 days
You never bought a japanese appliance, isn't it ?!?
Broadcasting on the shortwaves is rapidly dying, and everything that can be heard there is available on internet with much better quality. Ham radio chit-chat on shortwaves is just plain boring, and the remaining stuff isn't intended to be listened (i.e. it is strongly encrypted). I really wonder why they are so eager to crowdfund this project.
> Btrn in soace ;-)
and where is your spell checker ?
Unfortunately it will never tell you why you are there.
> Doofus. e-ink doesn't use toner, it uses ink. You don't put toner carts into your ink-jet printer, do you?
Obligatory xkcd quote
1) Automatically measure browsing speed for each web link published on Slashdot.
2) send compliant letter to ISP asking for refund.
3) ???
4) Profit!
Woosh.
Thank you for posting this. I have been considering getting back into ham radio after quitting it years ago, but given the stuff they are doing, for sure I will keep myself miles away from that!