This is a picture I took while the Shuttle was here at Ellington Field down in Houston on it's way to LA. Having the people next to it gives you a sense of scale. It really is smaller than you think it is but that doesn't make it any less impressive.
As some other people have stated WMD use on civilian populations are a big no-no. The US is obligated as a member of the UN Security Council and a member of the Chemical Weapons Convention to prevent this stuff by happening. You also need to take into consideration the position of nations such as Israel, Turkey, and…
As some people have mentioned already Japan has us beat when it comes to Vending Machine Culture. The US may have popularized the machines but the Japanese have mastered them.
Here's the thing. The Steambox is an open platform running on Linux. Furthermore the PS4, Xbox One, and Wii U are all essentially PC's with a custom OS tossed on top to make them work. The exclusivity of the games between all 3 platforms boil down to simple Software optimization. If that is the case then is there any…
Many Storm Chasers have a direct radio line to the NWS. This allows them to call in a confirmed landing of a tornado and send telemetry and wind data back to the Weather Service. This combined with radar tracking data and computer models gives forecasters the ability to predict where the funnel clouds are going and…
This reminded me of the Sliders episode Season's Greetings where the entire worlds population lives in malls.
While this anime does use a different animations technique other animes have used different art styles in recent years that really stand out.
If I were to guess it would support some kind of external storage option. There really is no reason for it to not be able to do that.
If that were true then SciFi movies and Fantasy shows wouldn't be all the rage these days. Entertainment popularity tends to go through cycles. Right now we are in the middle of a pretty high point in the Sci-fi/Fantasy genre. Game of Thrones (HBO), Once Upon a Time (ABC), new SW Trilogy, ST Reboot, Marvel Movies,…
Speak for yourself. I'm an American and I love Sci-fi, Mecha, and even Anime. One only needs to look at the popularity of Game of Thrones to know that people love a good fantasy story that is done right. Heck haven't we been inundated by a slew of Marvel Comic movies the past few years?
Or Valve could have Wine built into their OS so that developers could continue to program they way they've always been programming while at the same time releasing development tools that use OpenGL.
And again, I say in my experience I've never really had a problem with them. From my K6-2 to my X2 4400 they never gave me problems. The only chip that ever gave me a problem was my Cyrix 166 mhz back in the mid 90's which I replaced with a K6-2.
Or maybe you just have bad personal experience with them which skews your opinion. I used to sell the computers for a living and never once had a issue with AMD processors. For general computing and moderate gaming there really isn't much difference between AMD and Intel for a desktop.
It's not that hard once you try to do it at least once. Every part comes with a manual which basically shows you where to plug in every piece. All of the connectors are different sizes. This is a GOOD thing cause it means you can only plug in the thing that it's designed for into that slot.
You do know that all of the "next gen" consoles are using AMD chips right? My old AMD X2 4400 lasted 7 years running every game out there. The only reason I stopped using it was cause the MB finally died.
Danny Choo is also there covering the Wonfest. Here's the pics from the Goodsmile booth.
Their work schedule isn't 24/7. They have shifts and offtime like everyone else and are paid accordingly.
The seafloor near the coast line is too shallow and dynamic for the cables. Too much movement on the ocean-floor will break the cable. By moving it into deep water you reduce the amount of potential hazards to the cable. Closer to shore there is also more boat traffic and chances for an accident and/or tampering.
There really isn't much effort to making them. It takes you a whole 10-15m tops and that includes the time needed to heat the oil and cut the tortillas. Plus economically they are about the same price if not cheaper. I make them at least once or twice a week.
If you think that Tostido's taste like actual tortilla chips then I have oceanfront property in Colorado that you may want to look at. Make your own either using corn tortillas already made or from the masa itself and you'll understand why Tostido's are so bad.
