could be used as on-off switches for nuclear devices
On-off switches? What exactly is the function of an “off” switch on a nuclear bomb?
What do they do? Sounds like maybe an ironic name for a cloud storage company....
Ohhhhhhh. “Boulder, CO” — not “Boulder Co.” Never mind.
Just get Windows 8 and a Start Menu replacement. (There are a dozen out there.) Congrats, now you have Windows 7.
If there's something you dislike other than the start page, click on the “Small Business” section of Dell (or probably any other big builder). I just bought a W7 computer there last week.
Thank you.
To be clear:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/trove
1. A treasure trove; a collection of treasure.
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/drove
2. (usually plural) A large number of people on the move (literally or figuratively).
In the pre-TV days, it did actually have a lot to do with the preponderance of statistics.
Imagine a whole town coming out to “watch” a big game happening in another city. They all look at a scoreboard for three hours, while one guy gets updates by phone or telegraph and updates the board for all to see. To those fans, baseball often was statistics.
Then what do they do between games? No SportsCenter to watch, so you crunch stats and compare with your buddies. Imagine kids checking the papers every day and tabulating all their favorite players' hits, strikes, etc. to calculate the percentages themselves, then debating on the playground who was better.
So, stats are a large part of what built baseball fandom.
Homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) gas engines have been discussed, designed, and tested for a long time. Direct injection HCCI is not a new idea either.
It is great that there's more progress being made, but let's not pretend Delphi invented the idea.
The use of money is all the advantage there is to having money. -- B. Franklin