It would be a whole lot easier to just buy two cars, an electric and a petrol model. That way, you need not mess around with swapping schtuff, just take the other key.
The whole login credentials request hullabaloo sounds like a red herring / internet myth to me. Who in his right mind would make such a request and who in his right mind would comply? So the whole story has an distinct odour of BS around it.
A single weather balloon will carry a raspberrypi, so the airborne part is the easy part. The difficult part is the ground station that has to track and manage the things.
It is still a joke.
Every year, the power companies announce that they haven't noticed any difference in the power consumption. The reason is simple. A 1% change in the 2% of electricity that is actually used for lighting will not have a noticeable effect.
So why bother with this DST nonsense?
I only hit a guy in high school once and knocked him out cold with a single Karate punch - after he and his mates annoyed me for 3 years. Nobody ever bothered me again after that.
When my son was in grade 1 he was bullied by a bigger kid. I dressed in a black leather jacket, jeans and boots, went to school, picked the kid up off the ground by grabbing the front of his shirt with one hand, talked gently to him for a minute or so, then dropped him and walked off. My son says he practically never saw the kid again, he slinked kept far away in the distance.
So, yes, judging by this sample of two, bullies do respond well to strong arm tactics.
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Maybe Amerikin Publick Skools should include an explanation of the middle letter of the PRNDL acronym found in all their cars...
A Trabant in other words.
Just note that two links side by side could be slower than one link, due to co-location interference.
...or said that the Aussie national anthem is Waltzing Matilda...
Exactly! I don't see any falsehoods in that training program.
Breaking news: By exploiting wave and particle duality, the mad scientist Doctor Who, escaped from his jail cell...
It would be a whole lot easier to just buy two cars, an electric and a petrol model. That way, you need not mess around with swapping schtuff, just take the other key.
They didn't do too bad with cleaning up Hiroshima and Nagasaki...
The whole login credentials request hullabaloo sounds like a red herring / internet myth to me. Who in his right mind would make such a request and who in his right mind would comply? So the whole story has an distinct odour of BS around it.
Has anyone else been inside an electromechanical telephone exchange? It was a real ear and eye opener the first time.
It works, is robust and zero maintenance.
A single weather balloon will carry a raspberrypi, so the airborne part is the easy part. The difficult part is the ground station that has to track and manage the things.
Yup, that is exactly what it is about. The restriction on phone use in flight is to protect the cell phone towers.
You don't have to wait for a distribution house to pick it up. Downloading and doing a kernel compile is easy.
Either get 'papered' or start your own business.
Never heard of Xournal have you? It is the best thing for marking up PDFs.
Microsoft bought RDP from Citrix. Microsoft doesn't develop software, they buy/steal and redistribute it. For example Internet Explorer and Stax...
It is still a joke. Every year, the power companies announce that they haven't noticed any difference in the power consumption. The reason is simple. A 1% change in the 2% of electricity that is actually used for lighting will not have a noticeable effect. So why bother with this DST nonsense?
So why don't we all go back to using sundials and adjust our water clocks accordingly?
It is in the middle of the karoo, which is a desert. The biggest security threat would be dirty deeds done with sheep.
I only hit a guy in high school once and knocked him out cold with a single Karate punch - after he and his mates annoyed me for 3 years. Nobody ever bothered me again after that. When my son was in grade 1 he was bullied by a bigger kid. I dressed in a black leather jacket, jeans and boots, went to school, picked the kid up off the ground by grabbing the front of his shirt with one hand, talked gently to him for a minute or so, then dropped him and walked off. My son says he practically never saw the kid again, he slinked kept far away in the distance. So, yes, judging by this sample of two, bullies do respond well to strong arm tactics.
Americans is the nice term, loud mouths is another... ;)
Knucklehead, blockhead... ;)
Eventually someone will build a proper tower of babel in the middle east. The Burj Kalifa just needs to be made a few thousand times taller.
Xournal is probably the best one for annotating PDF files.