Comment Re:Laser Beams (Score 1) 892
You could add something like a periscope?
You could add something like a periscope?
also.. it is difficult to remember if one saw somthing, I see a hundred photos in facebook every week, sometimes at work sometimes drunk at home, sometimes I see an album again because I don't remember seeing it before but then one photo in the album which I do remember makes aware I had seen them all before.
how would you prove you did not see something? Wouldn't the prosecutor have the burden to prove that you did?
Or.... you could vote, and educate your friends and family and have them vote. Or even run for office yourself. Don't complain because an asshole was elected, you had your chance to stop it. And you will have another chance. Oh and if you do get elected, just don't be an asshole.
But what do I care what other people do in PHP or whatever other language? I care about what I can do and what my coleagues can do. We are very good and efficient after 11 years using PHP. I had used Microsoft languages before that and I am very happy to have made the switch to PHP.
Maybe the neutrinos went so fast they traveled around the Universe and had lapped light by the time it reached us.
I laughed out loud when I read this. And only THEN I realized what a total geek I am....
There are really only two options.
1) Reduce the populations in India, Central America, China, Muslim countries, and Africa.
Central America?? There are only 41 million people here (says Wikipedia). Each of your other examples is 1 billion or more.
I use VirtualBox 3.2 on Linux and often run 3 vm at the same time, one with linux, one with win98 and one with XP. I have very few applications running on each one, perhaps your problem is too much stuff running on each vm or too much virtual RAM assigned to each vm, or not enough real ram or cpu....
many extensions are made for free by people that completed them and perhaps no longer have the time to update them. That does not mean they are no longer needed or wanted by the existing users. You can't blame the guy who did the extension in his free time or demand that he put some more time to it.
The fail is that a scientist went out and said he is "100% sure life exists on this planet".
Really? Who said the scientists said that?
You should stop reading news from that outlet immediately, because it's bullshit that makes the Weekly World News headlines like "Space Whelk Poised to Consume Earth" and "Woman's Varicose Veins used as Treasure Map" seem like responsible journalism.
CNN quoted some guy named Steven who supposedly said it http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/30/100-percent-chance-for-life-on-newly-found-planet/
Nobody took a hint when he moved to FOX news?
but he has gotten much worse since then. When he was at CNN it was uneasy to watch him but you could still sit down thru the show. Nowadays I can't take more than 5 minutes.
there are probably many similar examples with dogs in thinking about the future. Mine is no genius but when chasing a ball and getting close to a wall he knows it will bounce back and just waits for it. When I go behind a wall that is hallway he knows I will be coming out of the other end and will wait for me there. In the morning when I fill his bowl of water he does not drink but goes crazy because he knows my next move will be to fill the food bowl. I am pretty sure he can tell when I am getting ready to leave the house without him and when I am getting ready to take him out, even though it is basically the same thing and do not follow a regular schedule.
I haven't seen much sympathy for the attacks, what main stream press are you referring to?
i have been using amazon and paypal with no problems.
the only change that can come from these DDOS attacks is more investment in network security (more costs which could end up driving consumer prices up) and more severe cybercrime laws. I don't see how anyone can benefit from this.
And shutting down sites because you dont agree with what the owner says or does goes against free speech as people will keep quiet just to avoid being attacked.
One of the chief duties of the mathematician in acting as an advisor... is to discourage... from expecting too much from mathematics. -- N. Wiener