Comment Re:Raise the costs even more! (Score 1) 54
Also, since it takes 10+ years to build a nuclear plant, nuclear power is kind of irrelevant.
Also, since it takes 10+ years to build a nuclear plant, nuclear power is kind of irrelevant.
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Joe! for the win.
Why wait for MS? Just call the fake Amazon customer service line and ask them for help...
Interspersed with the occasional foray to the back porch, the better to put a few shells through the 12 gauge towards the cross-country skiers averting their eyes from the glare of the basement windows on Thanksgiving Eve... And blissfully somewhat out of range of #6, since Bill is too cheap to buy 00.
I'd happily use Joe, even in Windows, but alas even many Linux distros consider it unworthy of inclusion. Ya have to go get it
And I remember WordStar, the somewhat-less-obtuse-than-and-inspiration-for-Emacs editor...
And you, in particular, can be assured that few of the billion+ users of Windows care at all about this. Your low 6-digit UID notwithstanding.
You overlook WInME...
They want everyone to be as brain damaged as our "leaders".
TFA shows difference between male and female
The research does show step changes at 9,32,66, 83 ages. (Of course, these are not exact ages for everyone but there are step changes.
TFA is a very good read.
I'm unaware of any other sort. Paper checks are considered fraudulent by the trades I have access to, in Arizona, and not without good cause.
Your locale is not at all like mine.
I believe that data centers for quite some time have been designed to automatically deactivate failed equipment but leave it in place and not replace it. It's just cheaper than sending someone to fix it and the small decrease in performance is accounted for in the design. The entire data center has a defined life dictated by technology advances. This is usually fairly short 3 to 5 years. (AI data centers are shorter).
No paper.
Numerous studies of "agrivoltaics" (solar PV combined with farming) has shown that solar PV improves yields, reduces water use by providing partial shade. Good for both plant and animal farming.
...and it doesn't really have bugs...
Actually, it's an Office sort-of-clone, so OF COURSE it has bugs. It's Office (inspired).
Because, and read carefully, we all know only Microsoft and its lackey sycophants deliver buggy software.
Not an excuse, just a reality check. Once you get past Hello World, software gets, well, difficult. Film at 11.
"Being against torture ought to be sort of a multipartisan thing." -- Karl Lehenbauer, as amended by Jeff Daiell, a Libertarian