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One of my older systems had a pretty cool temp and fan monitor availible here and probably many other places

...the really cute thing about the case mod was the Pac-man eating the reset button and LEDs.

Check out the picture :)

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Another mirror here.

Then again, raisins scare me. They're the undead of the fruit world.

They're just humiliated grapes :)

Now for something ontopic...

Am I the only one who finds it extra depressing that Sat morning is the time we get this news?

I too grew up watching Looney Toons Sat mornings. I haven't watched a Sat morning cartoon since they stopped showing them. It's just not worth getting up early on Sat if there are no Looney Toons to watch.

Now with Mel Blan, Fritz Freleng and Chuck Jones gone, it hardly seems worth getting up at all...

Hopefully there will be a lithograph for CJ as there was for:
Mel Blanc and
Fritz Freleng [Can't seem to find an image of it].

Of course if you go to the Warner Brothers web site, the front page has an ad for a new Chuck Jones Web cartoon called Timberwolf.

Ender

Is it really worth the risk?

Maybe, maybe not. The implications of what you're saying involve many different parameters. For example, is it worth the risk to click this link?

OOps!!!
Here is CopyCat!! Again. Sorry!! Someone got a picture of CopyCat-1 ?

we may not be able to watch webcasts of games, but thanks to thoose crazy canucks we can find Olympic pr0n on the net. Seems their transparent bodysuits they choose for speedskating are gonna be fun to watch!

here's the pic

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Illegal eh? Hows this?

Yeah, I'd fuck her. But I prefer Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (hot!!), or my own sister. Sis sucks some good cock!

I like the coins, but if we did drop the $1 bill, we should definately start printing up more $2 bills to take up slack, or perhaps a $2.50 bill.

Sadly, our really large-denomination bills have pretty crappy backs; guess that's unavoidable given when they date from.

My sister would like to suck your cock.

My sister loves to suck my cock! The other guy paid her $1.50 and she sucked him off too.

Your sister gives great head WIPO (i am the large dicked negro)

this page right here

Hello WIPO Troll. Is this your sister here? I am asking cause I am the large dicked fellow. Yes I am black and it seems she has a few problems handling my manhood. But this would never happen between you two now would it? Of course not.

GObbLe.

Bill Gates' reaction to the settlement

Notice the poor innocent youth to his right...

Why must Slashdot always post the articles without photos? D'oh! Here's one, for those who were wondering.

Cost of about 75 cruise missiles fired on two targets in Afghanistan and Sudan in 1998: ~$75 million

Death toll: about 21 (source, source, source)

Cost per casualty (apologies): $3.6 million

Targets (you guess the cost): "suspected chemical weapons plant in Khartoum, Sudan, and a terrorist training complex in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistani border. "

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Dirty deeds done dirt cheap:

Cost of full-fare airline ticket purchased by one of the hijackers (this is from memory): $2,499

Implied rough maximum cost for 18 hijackers: $44,982

Death toll: more than 6,000

Cost per casualty (apologies): less than $7.50

Estimated cost to U.S. economy, according to Economy.com: about $70 billion

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They just need to get us to keep firing cruise missiles ($1m), dropping JDAM smart bombs (~$17k - src: WSJ last Fri.) and firing Maverick air to surface missiles (~$120K, ibid).

Let's put it this way: What will you life have been worth if you spent it on your knees in servitude?

You're pandering to an emotional over-reaction. Yes this is horrible. But don't parade the horribleness of it in front of us and tell us we're somehow responsible for it and all future acts of its kind by our refusal to give up our freedoms.

That's more than a tad insulting, and guaranteed to get you a rhetorical slap in the face. It's a lot like the statements of this guy in that it lashes out randomly at someone who is flat-out not responsible for this act, but who is a lot nearer and less dangerous than the ones who are.

Demographic analysis of where this attack came from would seem to indicate that the entire premise that restricting freedom leads to more safety is in error. The Taliban is arguably the most oppresive government which has ever existed (at least it is the most oppresive one I have ever seen described). It slaughters people in public for the minutest infractions of its laws. It bans virtually every convenience and means of expression in order to keep its citizens pure. As a byproduct it can successfully suppress any and all critizism of its actions by those who suffer under its rule. As a further byproduct, it can comfortably host a maniac like bin Laden without comment from its own people. I've seen some people compare this to our harboring of Henry Kissinger or any other Vietnam-era "war criminal." But we're free to criticize our government for that, without fear of being jailed.

I would submit that by giving up your liberty you gain only the illusion of safety. In the short term we might see a more well-behaved public. In the long term we would suffer from extended abuses of power.

Unfortunateley, they aren't there anymore. Does Yahoo have an automatic link engine that add hyperlinks to some keywords? Or was it the work of our friend?

Another funny story was held on canoe.ca. The title was something like "President Bush called up 50,000 reservists" and beside the article was a photo of Bush on the phone...

Unfortunately they are not rumors.

Before clicking on the links below, you should keep in mind that numerous Arab leaders have condemned the terrorist attacks of September 11th. In addition, regarding the reports of celebration in response to the news, they have assured us that these reactions took place before the people knew the enormity of the attacks and that most Arabs were genuinely opposed to the acts.
News stories from Yahoo of the Arab reaction to the September 11th attacks: here, here and here

Unfortunately they are not rumors.

Before clicking on the links below, you should keep in mind that numerous Arab leaders have condemned the terrorist attacks of September 11th. In addition, regarding the reports of celebration in response to the news, they have assured us that these reactions took place before the people knew the enormity of the attacks and that most Arabs were genuinely opposed to the acts.
News stories from Yahoo of the Arab reaction to the September 11th attacks: here, here and here

Unfortunately they are not rumors.

Before clicking on the links below, you should keep in mind that numerous Arab leaders have condemned the terrorist attacks of September 11th. In addition, regarding the reports of celebration in response to the news, they have assured us that these reactions took place before the people knew the enormity of the attacks and that most Arabs were genuinely opposed to the acts.
News stories from Yahoo of the Arab reaction to the September 11th attacks: here, here and here

• On September 11, someone allegedly threatened the president with codes indicating inside knowledge of the president's whereabouts. If this story true, it means there is a traitor somewhere at a high level in the administration. If it's false, it means that the government is deliberately leaking false information, in an attempt not to make the president look bad.
• There is some evidence that there were warnings of the attack:
  Security heightened at WTC, Bin Laden warnings, State Dept. advisory
  Echelon warnings
  Israeli intelligence
  San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown
  A crazed Iranian in Germany
  A US army base in New Jersey
• Circumstantial evidence of the US training terrorists.

So why is it unreasonable to speculate about the US government?

(not sure if you'll read this)

Well, there are even more articles about this now ;

AP :: Bin-Laden Poster Seen at Gaza Rally

AP :: Palestinians on Defensive After Attacks in U.S.

(not sure if you'll read this)

Well, there are even more articles about this now ;

AP :: Bin-Laden Poster Seen at Gaza Rally

AP :: Palestinians on Defensive After Attacks in U.S.