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Re: why social bookmark got removed after some time ? 3 Weeks Ago by ashleydent4u … time! The reason this happens is often due to the nature of social bookmarking sites—they tend to be less stable… Re: ‘Advanced AI should be treated similar to Weapons of Mass Destruction’ 2 Months Ago by rproffitt UPDATE: Feb 4, 2025 — Google on Tuesday updated its ethical guidelines around artificial intelligence, removing commitments not to apply the technology to weapons or surveillance. Nature Screensaver 20 Years Ago by cancer10 Hey, I made a nature screensaver. Please download it and tell me your feedback about it. [url=http://www.cisindia.net/Nature_Screensaver.zip]Download Now[/url] nature of Select query in linq to sql and mvc 11 Years Ago by haymen.roth.3 i am bit confused by the nature and working of query , I tried to access database which … Re: Nature's Temper 9 Years Ago by jkon … as we don't conceive our selves as part of nature. How to check nature of entity & memory section? 13 Years Ago by CKShia What is meaning of "nature of entity"? e.g. kind of function, global variable? …;x1", what kind of code to check the "nature of the entity" + the "memory section"? Thanks… Is AI understanding the nature language of software development? 1 Year Ago by Mindmade Hi guyz, Is AI is more efficient in understanding the nature language in the space of software development? Re: Nature Screensaver 20 Years Ago by server_crash Pretty good. I think you should make the transition slower, and possibly zoom in on the picture at really slow intervals(looks really cool). Re: Nature Screensaver 20 Years Ago by cancer10 [QUOTE=server_crash]Pretty good. I think you should make the transition slower, and possibly zoom in on the picture at really slow intervals(looks really cool).[/QUOTE] Thanx, I am working on some more screensavers, can u suggest me where can I download nice midi files/melodies for my forthcoming screensavers? Re: Nature Screensaver 20 Years Ago by server_crash Maybe this site, I didn't look at it too much, but it looked like you might be able to use it. [url]http://www.mididb.com/[/url] Re: Nature Screensaver 20 Years Ago by cancer10 [QUOTE=server_crash]Maybe this site, I didn't look at it too much, but it looked like you might be able to use it. [url]http://www.mididb.com/[/url][/QUOTE] Thanx, will try it Re: nature of Select query in linq to sql and mvc 11 Years Ago by pritaeas > why 2nd worked exactly like i wanted Because there you select just two fields, in the first you select an entire record. Re: nature of Select query in linq to sql and mvc 11 Years Ago by Manish02 in first query you have selected entire records and in second query only emp id and emp name nature of loops 13 Years Ago by MareoRaft 1. In a for or while loop, if the condition is breached in the middle of the brackets {}, will the code immediately stop the loop, or wait until it gets to the bottom of the brackets {} ? 2. If a function is called in my code, does the computer wait until the function is finished before continuing with the rest of the code? Re: nature of loops 13 Years Ago by pseudorandom21 [QUOTE=MareoRaft;1617981]1. In a for or while loop, if the condition is breached in the middle of the brackets {}, will the code immediately stop the loop, or wait until it gets to the bottom of the brackets {} ? 2. If a function is called in my code, does the computer wait until the function is finished before continuing with the rest of … Re: nature of loops 13 Years Ago by svilla You can perform your own test inside the loop and use the [B]break[/B] statement to break out of the loop. nature of output through audio jack 13 Years Ago by maharjun Is the output thru theaudio jack in PWM/PDM form orin analog form (just to clarify: im attempting to code a microcontroller to give audio output through a jack. so i need to know in what form the output is expected) Re: nature of output through audio jack 13 Years Ago by rubberman Output through the jack should be analog, otherwise it won't work with standard speakers, headphones, etc. Digital output should require something like s/pdif via coax or optical connectors. Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by vegaseat What are the natural disasters that you have to learn to live with in your area? I just moved from the Las Vegas area where we had to live with drought, very high summer temperatures (up to 45 degree C) and the occasional smoke of a far away wildfire. The new area is further north in the mountains near Lake Tahoe. Now I have to learn to live … Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by Daniel_30 By the bay area in CA, we have the same earthquakes and drought, and heat and such, but in Los Angeles we have the constant smog as well. In Canada, snow can indeed get quite bad, and I once experienced a temperatur-based disaster. All the fish in a lake died during a particularly hot summer because the lake heated up, leaving the whitefish in the … Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by Agilemind When I lived in Canada (near Toronto) I had to deal with: snow (no problem as long as you kept enough food to last you 2 days so you could wait until the plows cleared the roads), ice (much worse because often it would be hidden under a thin layer of snow so you don't know its there until you're already falling on your ass), the tail ends of … Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by JasonHippy As a native resident of the UK, I think floods and high-winds are about the worst of it. I live in Somerset, very near the levels which were badly affected by flooding earlier in the year. Luckily where I live we've been spared from any flooding so far. But I don't know how long that will last. Flooding is an issue that is very close to home, as it… Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by Reverend Jim Here in Winnipeg we used to have occasional floods from the Red River. The one in 1950 caused widespread destruction. Since then we built the Floodway which diverts the water around the city. In terms of construction, it was a larger project than the building of the Panama Canal, however, we had the use of heavy machinery as opposed to mules. We … Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by HiHe In my area flash floods are a pain, so are dust storms. Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by vegaseat A winter storm is closing in with 18 inches of snow expected above 7000 feet. Let's see how my new Jeep will do. Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by jwenting the main natural disasters here are the politicians... Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by Warrens80 I Live in Indiana.You wanna talk another weird wether.. you never know what the weather is going to be day to day! Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by vegaseat Three feet of snow in parts of Upper Michigan is pretty hefty. You have to be pretty good with the snow shovel! I remember going there on vacation, glad that I picked summer and not winter. Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by almostbob 44degC today, cooled off now, its 38 summer doesnt start till next month then it will be 40-50 every day till april that doesnt count as heat wave, its like that every year, you actually get used to it on 30deg mornings you sit around drinking coffee, in a thick coat, bitching about the cold May 4 we go back to canada for summer(?) its 30max … Re: Nature's Temper 10 Years Ago by GrimJack In Seattle the main distraction is plate subduction quakes plus there has been so much fill that the ground could liquify and everything sink just a bit - they found a valley of mammals that seem to have been standing around when the ground liquified, then resolidified and they died trapped body deep in ground.