bullsbarry

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by bullsbarry 5y ago
The fact that aircraft get lighter as they burn fuel increases their effective range since a lighter aircraft requires less fuel to fly.
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by bullsbarry 5y ago
The earth is at the center of the visible universe.
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by bullsbarry 5y ago
Infinite.
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by bullsbarry 5y ago
The first generation were definitely first world only, but it looks like there are variations being developed that are more appropriate for less developed areas. The m1283 vaccine is currently under trials and is supposed to be stable at re
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by bullsbarry 7y ago
I've been thinking about this, then it dawned on me that the current live game has everything in WoW classic, and then everything in every expansion after it. The amount of video and high resolution textures in the current version of t
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by bullsbarry 9y ago
To me this actually makes me respect beers like Budweiser even more. They've managed to take a fairly temperamental style of beer, mass produce it in breweries spread around the world, and wind up with a product that is damn near unifo
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by bullsbarry 11y ago
So for those of us on the east coast, this is what Wawa has been doing for years now. Except now you can't mill around watching them prepare your food.
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by bullsbarry 11y ago
Yes. We must make sure to reserve such celebrations for truly important things. Like the World Cup and Olympics.
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by bullsbarry 12y ago
I wouldn't be so sure about the 'an' before hotel. That may be regional as well. I'm from the southern US and use 'a' there. However, 'an' would be used whenever the 'h' isn't voiced, w
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by bullsbarry 12y ago
You're missing the context of this being grocery items. For most people a multiple day wait for their groceries would be unacceptable.
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by bullsbarry 13y ago
Modern luxury/sports cars have active suspension systems that allow for adjustments in firmness, response, and in this case the ground clearance of the vehicle. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_suspension
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by bullsbarry 13y ago
NASCAR is a terrible example in this case. I'm not what you would call a huge fan of the sport, but I did work for the organization for a while and the racing itself is very much not "top technology". In fact, many would say
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by bullsbarry 14y ago
Not at all. The point OP was making is that these 3 cultures are decidedly NOT paleolithic, and it's disingenuous to use them as examples of the effects of the paleolithic diet on cardiovascular health.
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by bullsbarry 15y ago
If an exception isn't caught, the caller will receive an opportunity to catch it, and so on until it hits the top of the call stack and the default handling occurs (a nasty, unhelpful error message is displayed)
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by bullsbarry 15y ago
My company is looking to move one of our core apps from Silverlight/RIA Services to ASPnet MVC/Javascript client and we're looking to use Knockout, since it maps well mentally to what we've been doing with XAML in Silverlight. In light of t
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by bullsbarry 15y ago
If you make a mistake, repeat it and call it your own arrangement.
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by bullsbarry 15y ago
This reminds me of the "Eyesore of I4" which is a high-rise building under construction for the past 10 years just outside of Orlando, Florida. http://andrewlerner.blogspot.com/2010/05/eyesore-of-i-4_07.h...
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by bullsbarry 15y ago
It's a little less severe than that. First the device has to support remote management, then the device has to have remote management turned on, and finally the attacker would have to have the device's serial number (which seems to be used
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by bullsbarry 15y ago
At the end of the day, CSS frameworks like this generally aren't as useful for web developers as they are for developers like me who don't do web development full time an just want something that takes the pain away. The reason you don't s