It could be that spending per capita is less in countries like the UK because you have to wait so damn long for treatment - I don't know what the state of waiting lists is in the USA, but I suspect it's better - so more people get treated, per day, per capita, resulting in the higher expenditure.
No, they were diverted into an internal project to design automated launch and in-flight guidance systems for the chairs. Ballmer's only one man, and he has a busy schedule - he can't devote all of his time to furniture-lobbing duties.
Just hang around here for a while and (if you can bear it) participate in the discussions.
Soon enough you'll see the little drop-down boxes under every post and the "moderate" button right at the bottom of the page. (It took me *ages* to figure out how to submit my moderation when I first got points). In the meantime, you can find out about it HERE.
Our two explanations are not mutually exclusive - you're just coming at the problem from the other end. Muscle strength and eye length should be in sync. If they aren't, focussing problems occur: - With a constant muscle strength, there is an optimum eye length. An eye of a different length will have trouble focussing at certain distances. - With a constant eye length, there is an optimum muscle strength. An lens muscle of a different strength will have trouble focussing at certain distances.
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How the hell is that freedom of speech?
Is freedom to visit whatever website we choose now also covered under the First Ammendment?
Do Macs support loopback devices?
Just make a file of whatever size you want to limit the jobs to, format it HFS+, mount it and chroot to it. Problem solved?
Duke of Normandy? How can any member of the British nobility hold that title when Normandy is owned by the French?
It could be that spending per capita is less in countries like the UK because you have to wait so damn long for treatment - I don't know what the state of waiting lists is in the USA, but I suspect it's better - so more people get treated, per day, per capita, resulting in the higher expenditure.
Sounds to me like an accident waiting to happen.
Health & Safety, anyone?
You had to enter data into phones while riding a bike? What kind of crazy job was that?
iPods support mp3. I sync mine via Amarok, and most of my collection is mp3 - it plays them fine.
If you look at the "Legal" screen under Settings you'll see that familiar "licenced from Fraunhofer IIS and THOMPSON multimedia" message.
No, they were diverted into an internal project to design automated launch and in-flight guidance systems for the chairs. Ballmer's only one man, and he has a busy schedule - he can't devote all of his time to furniture-lobbing duties.
Haha, fair point - but I don't see you doing it!
Heh, you're new, right?
:)
Just hang around here for a while and (if you can bear it) participate in the discussions.
Soon enough you'll see the little drop-down boxes under every post and the "moderate" button right at the bottom of the page. (It took me *ages* to figure out how to submit my moderation when I first got points). In the meantime, you can find out about it HERE.
Hey, someone's gotta take care of the newbies
Goddammit, as soon as I post in this topic I see something like this.
Someone mod this troll down, please.
They're certainly living a long, long time ago.
A spam message in 20 bytes, email headers and all?
That's impressive.
Is there any particular reason why these (proposed) guns are all rated at powers of two?
Surely that system has no use outside binary computing...?
Who actually uses Alpha?
(I'm not trying to imply anything, I'm just curious)
That only worked because it was the guy's prizewinning racehorse.
:)
I'd say it's more likely he'll wake up next to a headless terminal
Ahhhhhk! The science!
;)
I have been blinded!
How is it linear? We live in 3 dimensions, not two, hence any surface receiving broadcast waves will be 2-dimensional. You need a square law for that.
...unless you're talking about some other sort of of "linear" whose meaning I'm not familiar with?
You can't have infinity plus one!
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Sounds like a piss-take of that favourite word of the trash-mags, "celeb".
:)
I'll have to remember to use it more often
How handy!
Oh, mod parent up - I don't recall hearing such a concise and punchy way of putting that.
/not sarcasm
I'll have to remember it.
Would using another variable not take up more memory and hence cause the program to be less efficient?
;)
If I'm wrong, please correct me: C scares me
He may have been an optometrist - I wasn't aware of the distinction.
He sounded like he knew what he was talking about though, and I can't think of any reason why he'd make something like that up.
Our two explanations are not mutually exclusive - you're just coming at the problem from the other end. Muscle strength and eye length should be in sync. If they aren't, focussing problems occur:
- With a constant muscle strength, there is an optimum eye length. An eye of a different length will have trouble focussing at certain distances.
- With a constant eye length, there is an optimum muscle strength. An lens muscle of a different strength will have trouble focussing at certain distances.