Only true if you use brine for irrigation. In Arabia, most water is produced by reverse osmosis or distillation and the ground water table is actually rising due to the run-off from farms and cities. Fresh water will not polute the soil and is sustainable if you have cheap energy.
If all farmers get a bad crop this year, then there will be food riots next year. It doesn't take a wizard to predict that.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria said: "A peasant should be able to put a chicken in his pot, once a week on a Sunday." It is still true today.
The sad thing is that they need not have bothered with the ID theft. They could have touted the stock and profited anyway without getting control over the company, quite legally.
Why mess with a good thing?
Most users do not need or want to upgrade. If the phone works, then an upgrade presents real danger of making it worse, not better.
Comments suffer from incurable bitrot. So when I need to understand code, I never bother reading the comments, since it is usually more confusing than the code.
Use the government services. They are free and are where the pay services get their data from, e.g. NOAA or MET - every country has one and you as a tax payer, already pay for it.
I am expensive, but not that expensive. I don't charge a customer $235 to click a full disk encryption check box while installing Fedora Linux. Maybe I should...
"The land of the free" has been a joke to everyone outside of the US for decades. --
Hundreds of years actually. The underground railroad has always run from the USA to Canada, and not the other way around.
I would guess that many of those 1300 satellites only need some propellant to be able to stabilize themselves and then they will be good to go again. So the first thing to try would be capture and refueling.
...it is because the Aliens are still using modems. They are far from their home planets, have been unable to update their technology for hundreds of years and we here on earth have now surpassed them in some tech areas, but they can still [NO CARRIER]
"...gadgets, that do simple standard tasks..."
Well, I don't want to bash the authors, but what they describe is exactly what a script would do on a Linux system. I suppose they come from a pure Windows environment, where a script is an unheard of, super guru thing...
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I did that circa 1985 when a project did not have a suitable debug port, but had a single LED on the panel.
Only true if you use brine for irrigation. In Arabia, most water is produced by reverse osmosis or distillation and the ground water table is actually rising due to the run-off from farms and cities. Fresh water will not polute the soil and is sustainable if you have cheap energy.
If all farmers get a bad crop this year, then there will be food riots next year. It doesn't take a wizard to predict that. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria said: "A peasant should be able to put a chicken in his pot, once a week on a Sunday." It is still true today.
De problim is de Amerikin publiek skool sistem. Yoo r assuming that their r enouf poeple that kin read end kount.
I think, the main problem is that the US population on average is very dense indeed and half of them are even more dense than that.
Well, CNN reported 10,000 and MSN reported 10,000, so that makes 20,000.
The sad thing is that they need not have bothered with the ID theft. They could have touted the stock and profited anyway without getting control over the company, quite legally.
Yup, that is what the talks are all about. MS is in danger of being fined for some multipes of the Greek national debt for that.
Why mess with a good thing? Most users do not need or want to upgrade. If the phone works, then an upgrade presents real danger of making it worse, not better.
I wonder how many people here are old enough to get your joke?
In most cases, white on white comments are best.
Comments suffer from incurable bitrot. So when I need to understand code, I never bother reading the comments, since it is usually more confusing than the code.
Well, that kind of money should reduce the poverty of one or two government officials...
Yup, been doing that for about 10 years. The only viable way to run Windows is as a VM.
Yup, running Windows on bare metal is a total pain in the arse. Windows is only viable and supportable as a VM.
Use the government services. They are free and are where the pay services get their data from, e.g. NOAA or MET - every country has one and you as a tax payer, already pay for it.
Sorry, but you'll have to translate that into C# before the Gnome developers will understand it.
I am expensive, but not that expensive. I don't charge a customer $235 to click a full disk encryption check box while installing Fedora Linux. Maybe I should...
"The land of the free" has been a joke to everyone outside of the US for decades. -- Hundreds of years actually. The underground railroad has always run from the USA to Canada, and not the other way around.
Well, Picasso probaly said it in Spanish and it could be translated various ways...
It sounds like his mother got his name from the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
They repaired and upgraded the Hubble telescope multiple times and also many other military semi failed launches stuck in LEO.
I would guess that many of those 1300 satellites only need some propellant to be able to stabilize themselves and then they will be good to go again. So the first thing to try would be capture and refueling.
...it is because the Aliens are still using modems. They are far from their home planets, have been unable to update their technology for hundreds of years and we here on earth have now surpassed them in some tech areas, but they can still [NO CARRIER]
"...gadgets, that do simple standard tasks..." Well, I don't want to bash the authors, but what they describe is exactly what a script would do on a Linux system. I suppose they come from a pure Windows environment, where a script is an unheard of, super guru thing...