Volvo won first prize in this year's Japan-leading contest. Volvo was also the number one last year. I guess 00000 is the result of doing a market research in Japan.
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Volvo won first prize in this year's Japan-leading contest. Volvo was also the number one last year. I guess 00000 is the result of doing a market research in Japan.
When switching from Japanese to English, I feel that the tone becomes weak. I can sympathize very much.
I expect that the whole body will emit blue light and some error code will be presented.I wonder how it would cope with my accent
When switching from Japanese to English, I feel that the tone becomes weak. I can sympathize very much.
I expect that the whole body will emit blue light and some error code will be presented.
Poor little EMIEW3 would probably short out and die
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Some noob forums and I admit, I had a good laugh, remind me how I was when starting in computing. Lol
Most members should do that to get back on Earth and see that what worries average joe is far different from what worries security forums members.
Most members should do that to get back on Earth and see that what worries average joe is far different from what worries security forums members.
I'd say that parallels how many here on the forum imagine their security setup :devil:
Life in deep Earth totals 15 to 23 billion tons of carbon—hundreds of times more than humans
As well as intelligent aliens that may be on other planets, I'm also interested in microorganisms that may be deep inside our living planets.
As well as intelligent aliens that may be on other planets, I'm also interested in microorganisms that may be deep inside our living planets.
"They are not Christmas ornaments, but the tiny balls and tinsel of deep life look they could decorate a tree as well as Swarovski glass
Read more at: Life in deep Earth totals 15 to 23 billion tons of carbon—hundreds of times more than humans
Interesting article @show-Zi
Read more at: Life in deep Earth totals 15 to 23 billion tons of carbon—hundreds of times more than humans
Interesting article @show-Zi
Is it possible to fully grasp the planet Earth, until the human race is over? I read while thinking about such a thing."They are not Christmas ornaments, but the tiny balls and tinsel of deep life look they could decorate a tree as well as Swarovski glass
Read more at: Life in deep Earth totals 15 to 23 billion tons of carbon—hundreds of times more than humans
Interesting article @show-Zi
I remember listening to a scientist about 15 years ago explaining how the perma-frost, if thawed, would release enough methane to put the earth into another ice age, about 3 years ago it was announced that the perma-frost was thawing
The older video shows how huge they are
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