Comment Re:The same Sony that ruthlessly killed Sega? (Score 1) 273
with predictable consequences.
The largest selling console figures ever?
with predictable consequences.
The largest selling console figures ever?
All in all, I don't think there would be a normal ubuntu box that would have a lot less than 200 processes running.
168 for me. Guess I could be working harder...
Boots that don't keep my feet warm because they depend on heat flowing across a thermocouple as quickly as possible to produce electricity? That sounds great! I'll take two.
There are many inventions like this that suggest you can pull energy from nowhere. Of course you can't, it has to come from somewhere. In this case, it's your body heat powering the phone. You'll have cold feet and you'll have to put more energy into yourself everyday to power the phone in the form of calories. No such thing as free energy, just different ways to transfer it about.
--- Eat my sig.
You're one of them!!1eleven
the agency stopped short of saying whether they came from a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
I guess that's the important thing, in your own quoted text, that you forgot to take into account.
What happens when you hit underwater sea life with a nuke?
The same thing that happens to anything else.
Ill-tempered mutated sea bass?
is a project led by the French Gendarmerie (a kind of police)
And British BT. One in the eye for the negative summary.
It hasn't been filled with all the useful information within the above mentioned companies databases.
If only there was some why they could add it to the database...
I think the main reason that many businesses may not get behind the idea of adding their data to OpenStreetMap (although that is what they should be doing) is that if they do they will lose the ability to control the commercial monopoly on the data. If you really want an open database with all this stuff in (as the summary suggests), OSM is the best way forward.
The summary was sumbitted yesterday...the browser is available now.
OK, thanks, that explains it. I should have remembered where I was reading this "news"
If all else fails, lower your standards.
