I have squirrel related cable outages. Apparently the little buggers love to gnaw at the insulation, and TWC refuses to put mesh jacketed cable up.
Maybe it's time to switch, now that I have to get converters for my kids old analog TVs.
Follow up to parent.
DISCLAIMER: IANA Structural Engineer.
I live in Los Angeles. The point of the building codes here is NOT that the structure be undamaged by a quake, but rather that the struct not collapse during a quake. It can be as severely damaged as all get out, but if it doesn't collapse, then the occupants have a much better chance of survival.
I always tell people, the safest place to be during a major earthquake is "somewhere else", but if you can't be somewhere else, then you want to be in Southern California. We *know* that the quake is coming, and we build to survive it. For example, where would you rather be during a 7.5 quake: Los Angeles, or St. Louis? STL is sitting on the New Madrid fault, which cut loose with an 8+ quake in the early 1800s.
Like THAT would ever happen.
It only works with the original VHS, because Han has to shoot first.
It's "Duty Calls". http://xkcd.com/386.
You'd be surprised at how *TIRING* using an eye mouse is. My late wife bitched about it all the time.
How did they know to put "BC" on the EOY General Journal?
D-Flat was named that because C-Sharp was taken. It was published in Dr. Dobbs by Al Stevens.
Of course, the fact that C-Sharp was an existing windowing library didn't bother Microsoft at all, when naming their language.
Watch out where the huskies go!
3) be respectful
Why? Be polite certainly but save your respect for when they are actually Protecting and Serving.
Mod parent up, +1 Asimov.
Must have been damned early in 2003. I got laid off in Feb 2003, and one of the managers recommended LinkedIn as part of the job search.
... Who knew?
Just about everyone else on the planet?
Go to 8:5 (16:10) ratio. Uses 40 monitors, and you can drive from a single PC, by your own count.
The hardest part of climbing the ladder of success is getting through the crowd at the bottom.
