I'm not sure how I'm ignoring any facts, when the links you posted have absolutely nothing to do with the Orlando shooting.
I think it might best to wait for more facts to become available rather than speculate about the Orlando terrorist attack.
The Virgin Islands isn't a country.
Actually, the US does have a tropical climate. It has both tropical monsoon climate zones, and tropical savanna climate zones in South Florida. What you linked to is a map the tropical savanna climate, but it's low enough resolution that you can't really see the little bit of tropical savanna climate that Florida does have. Here's an SVG of the full climate map from Wikipedia (It's probably the source of the image on the page you linked to):
Not that this really matters, they're not going to sell certain vehicles in a country just because of the climate in a tiny area lol
If Unimogs are pickup trucks, then so is this:
I don't know what trucks you're referring to, but the cheaper Maseratis aren't that great for the price. A mid-2000's Maserati Coupe still costs $15,000-$20,000.
I would think that javascript+html would be the best way. You could easily put all of the data in human-readable tables inside of several <div>s, have them all hidden by default. Then, when you select a particular option, a javascript function would simply unhide whatever <div> you need to display, and then hide whichever one was being displayed before.
For some added complexity, you could auto-populate the drop-down menu based on the <div>s with the tables. That way once the javascript is written, it'd only be a matter of adding more <div>s that are formatted properly to be parsed by the javascript code.
For some added complexity, you could auto-populate the drop-down menu based on the <div>s with the tables. That way once the javascript is written, it'd only be a matter of adding more <div>s that are formatted properly to be parsed by the javascript code.
Well, I've heard of some graphics cards using regular DDR3 memory rather than GDDR. I'm not sure if that was just a typo though. But in any case that'd be irrelevant to the system memory so it's kind of irrelevant. Also, you can put a PCI-e x16 card in an x8, x4, or x1 slot if you really wanted to. You just have to notch out the end of the slot (some come notched anyway though), more irrelevant information that I felt like providing lol
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I use crystal meth to help me stay awake so I can play LFS for 72 hours straight without sleep while remaining fairly cognizant yet hallucinating that the UF1s are baby hippopotamuses, should this be banned?
Don't ask me. I was just responding to your comment lol
But couldn't one say that the solution for not being able to be seen by someone is to not ride where you know they can't see you? If not, why not? If so, then why does this hold any less ground than your apparent solution?
Your solution also only half-solves the problem, by doing so simply horizontally. It does not solve the problem of vertical visibility. In most vans that I have seen, the bottom of the rear window is usually roughly at the same height as the bottom of the front windows. In older vans they are sometimes higher Now, imagine a line from the mirror out through the back window and to the ground. Anything below that line, the driver cannot see. And that's if there is nothing inside the van. The longer the length of the van, the more of a problem it is.
The only solution on top of that to improve vertical visibility would be a fresnel lens as you see on school buses. However, those create so much distortion that it might make it more difficult to see things that are farther away. They also seem to easily get air bubbles between them and the glass from what I can remember. It's been years since I've been on a schoolbus.
In 8 years time? I feel bad for you
I know the reason the twin towers fell: Gravity.
Not the best picture. I got a few other ok panning shots at the Baltimore GP. I was using a friend's cheap polarizer filter and shooting through a window, so I'm sure that had something to do with the image quality. Scaled down it's not so bad though:
With what MAC address?
Why don't they have grid men who wear the same clothing as the grid girls?
Well, many keyboards have drain holes.
I have no idea what you mean. With a constant-mesh gearbox, isn't the moment of inertia of the internals the same regardless of what gear you're in?
Maybe it has something to do with men jumping on over-the-top misogyny in the last few years? I don't know, just a thought.
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