Probably not. If you're going to live around dinosaurs while being unable to take them in a fight, your only option is to be small, fast, and quick-breeding. Modern humans would have enough trouble co-existing with dinosaurs (decently portrayed in that cheesy new show on Fox, although with fictional dinosaurs for some reason), primitive humans would be very lucky to not be wiped out entirely by dinosaurs looking for a quick snack.
Why does it matter who's sponsoring him? He wants to fly a jet-powered wing. The guy's an airline pilot, which means that if he's really lucky (and assuming he hasn't inherited any wealth) he might just make 6 digits a year. Playing with flying turbine-powered carbon fiber toys will push his finances to the limit, Breitling's helping to cover the costs.
I wouldn't care if Viagra or GoDaddy were sponsoring him.
Wrong. Look at the screen at 1:05. Rossy is clearly closer to the camera than the jets, but even if you assume he is equidistant at this point, the jets are still at least 4 Rossy-lengths long. Get your eyes checked.
Some newer helmets have little spoilers on them to help reduce that effect, although I've heard the overall effect usually pushes your head down a bit.
Currently most power steering is pneumatically driven
LOLWUT? You mean hydraulically right?
Also to make a direct-drive electric (vs. electro-hydraulic) PS system that doesn't feel like crap requires a lot of advanced tech in the car. It can be cheaper in mass production but it isn't simpler by any means.
Actually it's the national TLD for the Christmas Islands (where the bungee-jumping tribes are)...I'm trying to confirm the goasecifity of it now but it looks like it's getting Slashdotted.
It should be possible to use rsync output for verification, that will be much faster. You won't get bit-level verification (if you're worried that your server drive could be silently failing at that very minute) but it could be a good tradeoff.
I've done XP machines manually, complete with manually pruning system files and hive-loading and modifying the registry to force hardware re-detection...
Not really. In fact most newer laptop bodies are nearly 100% plastic, they only have a little metal in the hinges, no metal frames like in years gone by.
Although most newer ones with removable underplates that give you full access to the internals also have a layer of aluminum foil sheeting on the underplate to help keep the bottom cool, that would probably shield anything under the laptop from the wifi antennas in the screen.
You could bedazzle your balls with aluminum sequins, that will maintain full sack flexibility while guarding your nuts from the wifi waves, and you'll have DISCO BALLS! XD
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Probably not. If you're going to live around dinosaurs while being unable to take them in a fight, your only option is to be small, fast, and quick-breeding. Modern humans would have enough trouble co-existing with dinosaurs (decently portrayed in that cheesy new show on Fox, although with fictional dinosaurs for some reason), primitive humans would be very lucky to not be wiped out entirely by dinosaurs looking for a quick snack.
Lemme guess, you live in an urban area where you get only a few mosquito bites per year, rather than many per day?
That's not a Spitfire, this is a Spitfire!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIGkMxr2WX4
That's not a very nice thing to say about the fighter jets.
Yeah I think all of those are in the same league of coolness, even if they're very different.
Why does it matter who's sponsoring him? He wants to fly a jet-powered wing. The guy's an airline pilot, which means that if he's really lucky (and assuming he hasn't inherited any wealth) he might just make 6 digits a year. Playing with flying turbine-powered carbon fiber toys will push his finances to the limit, Breitling's helping to cover the costs.
I wouldn't care if Viagra or GoDaddy were sponsoring him.
Wrong. Look at the screen at 1:05. Rossy is clearly closer to the camera than the jets, but even if you assume he is equidistant at this point, the jets are still at least 4 Rossy-lengths long. Get your eyes checked.
Some newer helmets have little spoilers on them to help reduce that effect, although I've heard the overall effect usually pushes your head down a bit.
GP's real name is Woody.
"It's just falling with style!"
Currently most power steering is pneumatically driven
LOLWUT? You mean hydraulically right?
Also to make a direct-drive electric (vs. electro-hydraulic) PS system that doesn't feel like crap requires a lot of advanced tech in the car. It can be cheaper in mass production but it isn't simpler by any means.
Time to bring back the Extinguish button?
Only 40 to 60 minutes? Lucky bastard...
Actually it's the national TLD for the Christmas Islands (where the bungee-jumping tribes are)...I'm trying to confirm the goasecifity of it now but it looks like it's getting Slashdotted.
I also send at least one week each email to all the people
I bet you also swear to drunk you're not god :-P
It should be possible to use rsync output for verification, that will be much faster. You won't get bit-level verification (if you're worried that your server drive could be silently failing at that very minute) but it could be a good tradeoff.
I say 2 passes with random data to be extra safe, if you want more than 2 passes, seek professional help - for your paranoia.
I've done XP machines manually, complete with manually pruning system files and hive-loading and modifying the registry to force hardware re-detection...
Rectangles with rounded corners are still safe.
Correct answer on first post, excellent work!
Turning Linux PCs into VMs is easy but for Windows computers it's a big PITA.
Well it's an improvement. MySpace's policy was to straight up give the URL to the better-monied party.
This is a Mercky issue to wade through...
1 in 5? That's better than I thought, I was just in it for the lulz!
You know, my iPhone has been getting a little warm since I dropped it earlier tod^W^W^ NO CARRIER
Not really. In fact most newer laptop bodies are nearly 100% plastic, they only have a little metal in the hinges, no metal frames like in years gone by.
Although most newer ones with removable underplates that give you full access to the internals also have a layer of aluminum foil sheeting on the underplate to help keep the bottom cool, that would probably shield anything under the laptop from the wifi antennas in the screen.
You could bedazzle your balls with aluminum sequins, that will maintain full sack flexibility while guarding your nuts from the wifi waves, and you'll have DISCO BALLS! XD