'Games', so why are running the business version?
I agree that MS Windoze is a superior gaming platform, but it seriously sucks for business use, in all its versions.
Hmm, since bees are flying, call Homeland Security and the FAA to ban something and get all bees to remove their shoes at the entrance to the hives. That'll fix it..
...and Plutonium isn't particularly poisonous either. You can swallow a little piece with no ill effect - a big piece will present a physical problem, same as swallowing a big piece of iron. Plutonium is probably more inert than iron.
There is little hacking involved. Most older satellites are simple 'bent pipes' which transponds everything it receives on one frequency onto another frequency. So if you are in the antenna footprint of the ground station, you can use that satellite and there is nothing the owners can do to stop you.
Betcha there is at least one highly paid sysadmin in the Whitehouse that is a Perl expert and knows how to use regular expressions to make email get lost selectively...
No fortunately it is not that bad everywhere. There are companies where an engineer can advance without following the management track and can even earn a lot more than his line manager. If you wish to land that kind of job, get into aerospace and defence, but you better start early - because experience counts in those corporations.
Uhh, you are all correct. Volcanoes tend to either cool or warm the earth. For example Mount Pinatuba cooled the earth by 3 degrees over a multi year period.
See this: http://www.geology.sdsu.edu/how_volcanoes_work/cli mate_effects.html "The amount of sulfur-rich gases appears to be more important. Sulfur combines with water vapor in the stratosphere to form dense clouds of tiny sulfuric acid droplets. These droplets take several years to settle out and they are capable to decreasing the troposphere temperatures because they absorb solar radiation and scatter it back to space."
'Games', so why are running the business version? I agree that MS Windoze is a superior gaming platform, but it seriously sucks for business use, in all its versions.
Hmm, I only moved to Windoze XP in 2005. Ok, the fact that most things I do are done with Linux, helps a lot.
It is already tomorrow in Australia.
Hmm, since bees are flying, call Homeland Security and the FAA to ban something and get all bees to remove their shoes at the entrance to the hives. That'll fix it..
Dvorak will certainly swell the numbers of the ASD (American Dyslexic Society).
A human being killed by a robot is an industrial accident.
Hmm, I have found that Evolution works better with Exchange than Outlook...
Exactly - considering that a small power station generates 500MW and a big one 2000MW, the 15MW is drop in the ocean.
...and Plutonium isn't particularly poisonous either. You can swallow a little piece with no ill effect - a big piece will present a physical problem, same as swallowing a big piece of iron. Plutonium is probably more inert than iron.
There is little hacking involved. Most older satellites are simple 'bent pipes' which transponds everything it receives on one frequency onto another frequency. So if you are in the antenna footprint of the ground station, you can use that satellite and there is nothing the owners can do to stop you.
Betcha there is at least one highly paid sysadmin in the Whitehouse that is a Perl expert and knows how to use regular expressions to make email get lost selectively...
No fortunately it is not that bad everywhere. There are companies where an engineer can advance without following the management track and can even earn a lot more than his line manager. If you wish to land that kind of job, get into aerospace and defence, but you better start early - because experience counts in those corporations.
I could load Caldera Linux on an old E-machine and ship it to SCO, but I think that would be too cruel, even for SCO.
Hmm, a nano-ampere is about one electron per fortnight. You ain't gonna do much with that.
A power chair for Steve?
Well, one thing is clear, those cavemen must have stoked huge fires in their caves to bring about the end of the last ice age 10,000 years ago.
Uhh, you are all correct. Volcanoes tend to either cool or warm the earth. For example Mount Pinatuba cooled the earth by 3 degrees over a multi year period.
i mate_effects.html
See this: http://www.geology.sdsu.edu/how_volcanoes_work/cl
"The amount of sulfur-rich gases appears to be more important. Sulfur combines with water vapor in the stratosphere to form dense clouds of tiny sulfuric acid droplets. These droplets take several years to settle out and they are capable to decreasing the troposphere temperatures because they absorb solar radiation and scatter it back to space."
The Sun God is in puberty and eat too many chocolate bunnies and eggs at Easter?
It's those bad ass SUVs of the gods that does it.
BTW, that should be "1 Enter Enter +".
Hmm, I never have problems with people borrowing my calculator. Even supposed computer scientists can't figure it out.
Man, and I thought my mail server needs an upgrade to cope with all the spam. Intel's must really suck.
and there is nothing I can do...
Hmm, has the ISS screens turned blue yet?
Hmm, that should be: "rEal pRoGrammers dOn't dO hUnGarian. eVer."
;)
There, fixed that for you...
This is a small UAV, not a full blown helicopter people!
It could be nice for exploring the inside of buildings, since it can bump into the walls and ceiling without being damaged.