They could be just continuing the tradition of referring to ships as "she".
While they people running the mission do not depend on the rover for their livelihood the way sailors depended on their ship, I'm assuming it's still a group of mostly men working together over a long time period.
I would probably go with "it" myself, though.
Obviously, selling bottled air is a 'good idea' if you can get people to buy it; but what possible sense does that make as a strategy for coping with pollution?
The canned fresh air is a bit of dark humor. The guy selling it is a wealthy philanthropist making a political statement.
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2013/01/chinas-toxic-sky/100449/
The shot featuring the blue sky on the screen is my favorite...
Ah... I was wondering why some new users had these large blanks to the right of their names. Turns out NoScript is hiding the FB logo that should be there.
Thanks for solving this mystery.
There is no technical reason 8 drivers wouldn't work on 7. Vista, 7, and 8 have the same driver model.
While SimCity for SNES is in many ways better than the computer versions, the opposite is true for SimCity 2000.
Yes, but it seems unlikely having an fully updated OS is going to help with that.
It appears the version of FAT16 that Win 3.1 used has the same 4GB limit as FAT32.
Vista, 7 and 8 all use the same driver model. The only thing I can think of that would prevent a 8 driver working on 7 would be if the required manufacturer signing on the more recent 64-bit drivers was purposely not done for 7. There is no technical reason for such a decision, obviously...
I have not investigated whether it is possible to run unsigned 64-bit drivers on recent Windows versions.
Don't forget the Firestone tires...
It's just a longtime joke here. The tags always say something like "may not be removed except by the consumer"
Many people don't understand the last part refers to them...
No, H2 gas is going to react with O2 at ground level almost immediately, it's not going to get all the way up into the ozone layer.
Ozone itself is unstable, it only lasts a few hours at most before decomposing. We still have a ozone layer because it is being created constantly.
This concept is dealing with the right to be forgotten by computerized systems, not forgotten by humans.
You sound like you've never worked with the PayPal "dispute resolution" process.
The old MU didn't have any search functionality. None of the filehosts do. That's the reason 3rd part search sites which scraped the 'Net for filehost links appeared. RapidSearch, dealing with RS links, was the first I recall seeing.
Waste not, get your budget cut next year.
