Dnia 14-08-2008 o 12:03:54 Sebastian Kaliszewski <s.bez_spamu@remove.that.informa.and.that.pl> napisał(a): Tak się składa że specyfikacjami BDD pokryty jest już prawie cały język i biblioteka stabdardowa Rubiego (vide Rubinius). Więc, gadanie, że to tylko do webu, uznaję za żałosne popiskiwanie ignorantów. Nigdzie nie pisałem, że to się nadaje tylko do beba. To nie było

On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 11:38:12 +0000 (UTC), WebRat <nn@mercury.windsaloft.com> wrote: ... Fact, another cartridge that is still-born. Easy enough for your numbskull? ... -- "Oh bother," mummbled Pooh, as he chambered another round. _____ __/o \_ \____ \ / \ __ //\ \ __/o \-//--\ \_/ \____ ___\ \ ||

jadel wrote: Verne's idea of using a colossal cannon --located in Florida, BTW-- to blast people to the moon has a huge drawback which he ignored. The g- forces involved would reduce any passengers to icky splotches on the back wall of the projectile. J. Del Col "G" Loads 'may' be crushing, as you suggest, however that is not necessarily true. You probably remember

hey don'T overload the usenet server ;) *plonk* webrat Charlie schrieb: On Feb 12, 10:53 pm, Peter <peter.hodgkin...@gmail.com> wrote: On Feb 13, 3:50 am, charles.bra...@gmail.com wrote: Boredom is a fickle thing hi :) nice to see people on the scoutlink usenet :) Peter ScoutLink Global Youth Coordinator Whopee, a reply is you! The kittens of my

On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 01:20:17 +0000 (UTC), WebRat <nn@mercury.windsaloft.com> wrote: ... You haven't even touched the surface. China bought the service portion of IBM and guess what gov't computers they service. They are bidding for another co that provides security for pentagon computers and looks like that will be approved and we wonder how they hacked into the pentagon?! India, Japan