Your example shows that you didn't have any local knowledge of that road. You knew how to get from A to B and your GPS suggested a slightly different route.
Banning isn't really the middle of nowhere. Try leaving Bakersfield towards I-15 and then south on CA-247. Then you'll see windfarms in the middle of nowhere.
Commuting out of the LA basin is ridiculous too, they could live in the Palm Springs area.
A real world environment for testing isn't good anyways, maybe revision 72A had better results because of the weather.
They need a controlled environment for design evaluations in a testing facility and then they can take it out to your proclaimed middle-of-nowhere to be put into use.
Wait, so they need to go to the guys at the swap meet instead of catching some 10 year old trying to fill up his iPod because he can't afford the music anyways? They don't like common sense.
Informative? I had no idea what a Halo vehicle was (not a gamer) but I've heard of Bugatti for ages. Perhaps it was PR to the folks who never leave their Xboxes except to check their twitter...
Perhaps the socket too longer, but it sure didn't take my lone to find a quick (poor) service restaurant. I remember seeing eight buses full of high school kids pull up once, that town is fast food alley.
What the hell are you talking about? It's not going anywhere, and don't bring up that bullshit about we may not be able to get a new sat into orbit if one fails.
Until they make it worthwhile to legitimately purchase their discs and play it on my hardware (no, not the hardware that they approve, I mean the stuff that I want to play it on), I'm happy getting x264 rips and watching them on my popcorn hour.
Sounds like you want something more than a TomTom. Peruse the forums at mp3car.com and you'll find tons of information. Build a computer in there and you can have whatever flavor of GNU/Linux you like. Add GPS and you're done. Add EVDO and you have Internets to watch pornhub while traveling down the interstate.
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nothing can ever leave the subnet!!
Sounds like your subnet misses one of the main purposes of a network.
Have you tried not using the visual abortion that is tt ?
That is the best thing to do, with a windows server.
So you built a web interface to an FTP server?
Just like it's time to deprecate the teletype monospaced tag out behind the woodshed and put her down if just for this reason.
Your example shows that you didn't have any local knowledge of that road. You knew how to get from A to B and your GPS suggested a slightly different route.
Banning isn't really the middle of nowhere. Try leaving Bakersfield towards I-15 and then south on CA-247. Then you'll see windfarms in the middle of nowhere.
Commuting out of the LA basin is ridiculous too, they could live in the Palm Springs area.
A real world environment for testing isn't good anyways, maybe revision 72A had better results because of the weather.
They need a controlled environment for design evaluations in a testing facility and then they can take it out to your proclaimed middle-of-nowhere to be put into use.
Wait, so they need to go to the guys at the swap meet instead of catching some 10 year old trying to fill up his iPod because he can't afford the music anyways? They don't like common sense.
Please tell me your secret about converting poppies into cocaine. Scientists world-wide are interested.
was this video made in 1990?
Believe me, as a DARE "graduate" we definitely understood how stupid it was at age 10, even if we had yet to ever try any drugs
True, I remember my university having a sudden and mandatory reissue of ID cards because the SSN was encoded on the mag strip (back in 2005).
Sure, I heard that Genesis Hosting suffered an outage from their ISP; XO Communications in Chicago.
Informative? I had no idea what a Halo vehicle was (not a gamer) but I've heard of Bugatti for ages. Perhaps it was PR to the folks who never leave their Xboxes except to check their twitter...
how many airplanes utilize traction except during take-off and landing?
Perhaps the socket too longer, but it sure didn't take my lone to find a quick (poor) service restaurant. I remember seeing eight buses full of high school kids pull up once, that town is fast food alley.
Personally, I'd charge up at the casino
If the Volt ever makes it to market with the bankruptcy. They claim to still have it lined up, but we'll see...
If I left from Banning, no matter the time of year, I'd be happy with however far any vehicle can deliver me from there.
Duh, it reproduced once it arrived on Earh.
Besides, isn't GPS failing, anyway?
What the hell are you talking about? It's not going anywhere, and don't bring up that bullshit about we may not be able to get a new sat into orbit if one fails.
Until they make it worthwhile to legitimately purchase their discs and play it on my hardware (no, not the hardware that they approve, I mean the stuff that I want to play it on), I'm happy getting x264 rips and watching them on my popcorn hour.
Yeah don't taser her bro. You don't want your girlfriend to end up as a melted pile of plastic...
Also, your nav system sounds perfectly functional to me, some might consider paying extra for that feature.
Sounds like you want something more than a TomTom. Peruse the forums at mp3car.com and you'll find tons of information. Build a computer in there and you can have whatever flavor of GNU/Linux you like. Add GPS and you're done. Add EVDO and you have Internets to watch pornhub while traveling down the interstate.
Ah, you have been part of the NetFlix settlement...
This is a dupe of http://science.slashdot.org/story/09/04/14/0317236/PGampE-Makes-Deal-For-Solar-Power-From-Space. They announced this in April.
Hell, the linked interview in summary is in the original story from MSNBC.com. This submission contains nothing new to add...