We may finally achieve the dreams of our ancient ancestors, who gazed up at the stars and thought, "I wonder if there are any bangable chicks up there?"
Plus the aliens could be funding an Al Qaeda base there or have Space Oi- Ahem, I mean Weapons of Mass Interstellar Destruction. Can't let those space-terrorists go undetected!
But why add such a completely artificial and unnecessary challenge to the mix by posting ridiculously low speed limits? I could do it, but why add the unnecessary distraction and frustration?
The plant security must be pretty poor to let this happen, but who deserves at least equal shame is Greenpeace, who is doing a very effective job of getting roughly carbon-neutral nuclear plants shut down and replaced with eco-friendly COAL. Great work guys, great work, as usual. *slow clap*
And every channel that tries to break the mold ends up falling back into the same pit. The History Channel was respectable for the first few years, but now, they're exactly as respectable as portrayed in the recent South Park episode on the topic.
"Were the pyramids built BY ALIENS!?!? Was the first Thanksgiving HAUNTED!?!?"
Well actually I watch a few series that are currently running (plus the odd documentaries), so it's not that there's nothing on, it's just that it's a tiny fraction of the shows you get on TV, showing at odd and inconvenient times. Pretty crappy deal considering the subscription fees AND ads.
True, for some businesses it's the ONLY upgrade opportunity.
I wish I was kidding. The smallish company my dad works at has this sorry old Xeon server that absolutely CRAWLS. Takes 10 minutes to shut down, not kidding. The guy who runs the place is too much of a horrible cheap bastard to upgrade it.
You got the sound of the gears, the sound of the air friction, and the speedometer.
In modern vehicles, the gear and wind noise is gone, engine noise is almost gone and the speedometer is in the center of the dash, away from your field of view (thanks car manufacturers!).
The only way to make it easy to stay under the limit is to drive a really slow car. Makes driving less frustrating if you live in a country with slow drivers too.
How does your experiment differ from the SIBNIIE and HVRC long-spark experiments? Did you investigate the possibility of using their equipment instead of building your own?
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Also a patent on rectangular solar panels with straight sides.
Maybe they'd want the planet itself?
We may finally achieve the dreams of our ancient ancestors, who gazed up at the stars and thought, "I wonder if there are any bangable chicks up there?"
Plus the aliens could be funding an Al Qaeda base there or have Space Oi- Ahem, I mean Weapons of Mass Interstellar Destruction. Can't let those space-terrorists go undetected!
Siberia gets down to -40C in the winter, it's cold enough with plenty of margin for global warming.
But why add such a completely artificial and unnecessary challenge to the mix by posting ridiculously low speed limits? I could do it, but why add the unnecessary distraction and frustration?
The plant security must be pretty poor to let this happen, but who deserves at least equal shame is Greenpeace, who is doing a very effective job of getting roughly carbon-neutral nuclear plants shut down and replaced with eco-friendly COAL. Great work guys, great work, as usual. *slow clap*
This will give computers the ability to gain performance through the use of red paint and stickers!
A recent South American ad actually had a rendering of the inside of a woman's vagina. With some white liquid flowing in. I kid you not XD
And every channel that tries to break the mold ends up falling back into the same pit. The History Channel was respectable for the first few years, but now, they're exactly as respectable as portrayed in the recent South Park episode on the topic.
"Were the pyramids built BY ALIENS!?!? Was the first Thanksgiving HAUNTED!?!?"
I'm thinking that an HD 3D projector like the Optoma HD33 might finally be a worthwhile upgrade over the old SD TV.
I've heard sopcast is good for sports, although the feed sources are mostly in Asia so the commentary probably won't be much good to you.
I would too. I'd really like to buy over my pirated music DRM-free (and in higher quality). But most such services aren't available internationally.
If you have TPB what do you need the other two for? :D
For me it's both.
Well actually I watch a few series that are currently running (plus the odd documentaries), so it's not that there's nothing on, it's just that it's a tiny fraction of the shows you get on TV, showing at odd and inconvenient times. Pretty crappy deal considering the subscription fees AND ads.
Haha an ending worthy of a Twilight Zone episode.
True, I once described the game as "The Thing in space"
True, for some businesses it's the ONLY upgrade opportunity.
I wish I was kidding. The smallish company my dad works at has this sorry old Xeon server that absolutely CRAWLS. Takes 10 minutes to shut down, not kidding. The guy who runs the place is too much of a horrible cheap bastard to upgrade it.
Why? Edison was a great big asshole, Tesla wasn't. Easy choice. Mod me Informative.
This guy's gunning for Troll of the Year.
You got the sound of the gears, the sound of the air friction, and the speedometer.
In modern vehicles, the gear and wind noise is gone, engine noise is almost gone and the speedometer is in the center of the dash, away from your field of view (thanks car manufacturers!).
The only way to make it easy to stay under the limit is to drive a really slow car. Makes driving less frustrating if you live in a country with slow drivers too.
How does your experiment differ from the SIBNIIE and HVRC long-spark experiments? Did you investigate the possibility of using their equipment instead of building your own?
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Oh, also, counterpoints: The Thing (1982) vs The Thing (2011), Star Wars 4-6 vs Star Wars 1-3.
But could you imagine the awesome fight sequences?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRrO9iy1wI0