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Re:bad ideaThis will help you:
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Re:I like beige boxes
Some may deride Apple for the design of the Mac Pro case, but if you open it, you will immediately notice that they REALLY spent some time designing the layout of the interior parts. Heck even the the old Sawtooth generation G3/G4 towers (circa 1999) had that nifty side-handle design where the motherboard sat on a hinged door.
This is worth a reprise: http://www.lostbrain.com/features/powerstack/index .html -
forgot this demo
Best segway campaign ever.
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Compatable with my powerstack?
I think so.
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But Segway is fighting back
With a series of ads.
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Mouse hack
Here's a great hack for fixing a broken mouse
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Powerstack
I'd like to remind everyone that the greatest computer ever created runs Mac osX native. As if it woudn't.
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Re:I would like to point out...
My god! Look what it did to my website!
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I don't trust companies
using technology that hasn't already been tested and proven through 40 years of rigorous use.
That's why I use Not@Home cable service.
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Buy a Powerstack.
These babies run silent.
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How not to Get Scammed at the ATM
Here's some great tips on how not to get scammed at the ATM. It's also got some images of a modified ATM...
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they missed this brilliant fraud:
WARNING:
ATM FRAUD
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That's nothin'
At Not@Home Internet service, we're riding the top of the tech wave. Check out our state-of-the-art facility.
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Never a problem
on Jesus's palm pilot
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List of concesssions
Yeah, they agreed to a list of stuff.
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My tests
The G5 is great, but it doesn't hold a candle to my Powerstack 5000.
Maybe because it's processor is based on this bad boy.
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My tests
The G5 is great, but it doesn't hold a candle to my Powerstack 5000.
Maybe because it's processor is based on this bad boy.
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MS, when will they learn?
I remember when they issued this bogus statement about their impending breakup.
Yes, it is a joke.
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Ha!
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You can also repair a mouse this way.
Just follow these easy step-by-step instructions.
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RIAA subpoena
For your viewing pleasure: A copy of a subpoena from the RIAA.
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An example of RIAA's subpoenas
Available online here.
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What about the Powerstack?
They clearly aren't considering the Powerstack 5000
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Pagers would be safer
They only emit "harmlessness
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I like
Justin Timberlake's blog
And Knotmag isn't bad either.
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Yah, but
These don't compare with the DA Jesus built for me.
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Yeah,
That's pretty much how I generate content for my website. tcd004
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Much better train control
I get much better train control from my Jesus Palm Pilot
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I've got a more powerful mini-computer
This think looks cool, but it doesn't hold a candle to the palm pilot built by jesus.
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Put that on a robot!
I'd love to add one of these m-100's to one of these personal robots and have my own autonomous drink caddy.
Of course, I'd prefer if the hardware was made by Jesus.
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I don't trust MS software anymore.
I've had it with microsoft. These days I only buy my software/hardware from Jesus.
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Wait, I thought...
we were all supposed to be getting Citizen I.D. cards soon.
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Wait a second.
This seems a bit ambitious. From what I understand the holdup in flying in the sandstorms is the fear of hitting electrical lines. Is this tech gonna provide a level of resolution that can show a powerline? No way.
A guide to the war's talking heads
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Ah, I miss the days of portables.
Much like these handy dandy computers.
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Flash support
Not the flash button, the web plugin?
Cause if not, then you can't play this.
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No moldy monitors @home
This has never been a problem for the folks down at Not@Home cable internet servce.
Just check out their state-of-the-art equipment!
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2-stroke pollution
I know a 50cc 2 stroke engine, which runs forever on on mere tea-spoonfuls of gasoline causes massive pollution. It's because of the release of so much unburned fuel into the environment (25 to 40% according to EPA estimates). Anytime you run a simple engine at such high RPM's you run into this dilemma. I've heard claims that a 2-stroke lawnmower running for 1 hour produces as many pollutatnts, (excluding CO2 of course) as 40 automobiles.
I'm sure this engine is much smaller than that, maybe 8 or 15cc's but still too much pollution for the energy created.
Who will get to 300 first, the MLB pitcher or the state of Texas?
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X-Serve
Is anyone aware of groups using X-serves to accomplish this same thing? I'm in planning stages and I'd love to hear people's feedback.
Tell us about your most uncomfortable situations...
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I'd rather have a pager
with a built in phone. I wonder if this phone takes photos.
Still, I prefer pagers. They don't cause brain cancer.
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I'd rather have a pager
with a built in phone. I wonder if this phone takes photos.
Still, I prefer pagers. They don't cause brain cancer.
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Joking about the disaster
Is off limits.
Joking about the incompetence of the program that caused the disaster is open season.
Or is it?
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NR and underwater Archaeology
Read about this a while back. This is really interesting. After the end of the cold war, the navy deployed this shop in the Mediterranean to search for greek ship wrecks. They found thousands of ships, cargo, etc, all well-preserved after thousands of years by the cold depths of the medi.
A UVic researcher is among a National Geographic Society team of oceanographers, engineers and archeologists that used a nuclear submarine to discover the largest concentration of ancient shipwrecks ever found in the deep sea. Dr. John Peter Oleson (Greek and Roman Studies) viewed the site off southern Italy and examined artifacts retrieved from 2,500 feet beneath an ancient Mediterranean Sea trade route by the remotely operated submersible Jason.
More on it here.
Then read about Richard Gere's Ass Zoo!
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Too bad
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Make a better door than a window.
I already have to deal with my little brother standing directly in front of the IR receiver on the TV for the remote control. He's gonna have a field-day screwing with my quake ping rates!
Play the Stock Market Drinking Game
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Of course
Technology is always first developed for one of four things:
1. The Military
2. Sexual Urges
3. Easy Money
4. Security (making sure the above services are properly paid for)
If we can't have sex with it, blow it up, or make loads of cash off of it, we're just not interested.
Visit Richard Gere's Ass Zoo
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Skateboarding Aibo
Cause, really, nothing says "I'm a counter culture rebel, fighting the establishment" like an Aibo on a skateboard.
Visit Richard Gere's Ass Zoo
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Clearly the DOJ doesn't care
How dare the government regulate where I get my media! What are they socialists???
They don't care about my rights as a consumer to have ALL my services charged on one convenient bill, all my services installed and fixed by one courteous, prompt repairman!
My life is so convenient when I can get all this stuff from one, homogenous provider! Maybe the government would like to provide all these services, oh, wait a minute, maybe it's not so socialist afterall. /Satire, or, at least something like it.
See Richard Gere's Ass Zoo
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Sales and service?
I called them the other day and this was all I heard.
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It's got nothing on the Pentium 4
As evidenced by this review
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electroic signture.
Ok, pure speculation here. Wouldn't a military vehicle buzzing with nanomachines likely give off some sort of electroic signature that would be easy to detect? Just a question. I'm sure there are ways around it.
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What would you do with your own Oil company?