I am afraid too much star wars and it might kill the interest of it completley.
Nope. Just having the show air at 7:00 CST Friday night on UPN is all that you need.
A nose cone. A NASA silk screen A photographic spot meter An RX3 spacesuit component. Apollo 8 silk screens. An Apollo 11 silk screen. An Apollo13 bus bar battery cable that had been flown in space. A sextant crown assembly that had been flown in space. An in-flight crew shirt. An Air Force One control panel. A Noun 70 Code panel, loaned to the Cosmosphere by NASA that had been flow in space. It sold for $3,400. On April 4, 2001, Ary signed a report to NASA falsely stating the panel was still in the museum's collection. An Apollo 12 water shut-off valve that had been flown in space. A rotation controller. A purge valve for a spacesuit. A film canister.
Makes me want to go buy an airplane/auto salvage yard and Ebay off parts as "possible relics of the Soviet space program" which "may possibly" have crash landed in Bumfluck, Nebraska.
"No, No sir, that's not a hub cap from a 1971 Duster, thats the nose to Sputnik!"
Considering most of the current hardware is already made in China (ever look at a Dell computer and all those white stickers with MADE IN CHINA clearly printed) and so many jobs are being shipped across sees, I am surprised you even say 18 months.
You: Hi, I am a profession time changer!!! Show me the money. Company A: We run our servers off GMT and do not observe daylight saving time. You: *beep,beep,beep* (cell phone) Hi, Boss, can i have my job back? Boss: Whaa?
Like I would be worried getting back into the USA. I think the entire state of North Dakota has something like 6 posts spanning 280 miles and no fence between the countries. I am sure there are a few section line roads between Canada and the USA and if not, I can make one through some poor farmers wheat field.
Montana, that is even worse. Between the great lakes and the Idaho/Montana border, I could drive the moon through there and probably not even be spotted.
Actually I look for this to be the death of it. I had thought that selling Excite to @home for 6 billion was the biggest rip-off to every hit the web, but this one might take the cake.
Here is a fun one.
What is the fastest Pentium Processor?
And (drum roll please) the first Web result is.....
Thats great and all, but what about all the tighly coupled places where time_t is stored as a 32-bit signed int? Database, network communications, etc. Of course we can just hope and pray that none of that exists in 33 years. Just like the Y2K bug was to affect 30 year old systems, the same will happen to UNIX. How many years have we been storing time_t as a 32-bit number?
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Well.. the base Mini Mac is $499 and still needs memory, hard drive, etc also if you want to run OSX with any amount of performance.
But your right, its nothing more then a "narrow" shuttle.. and it does look like a toaster.
So true. To sum up the article "Some fans are quieter then others."
There are so many things that it did not cover like slow moving 120mm fans move way more air then high rpm 80mm fans. How about using cases with minimal vents located only where air is needed to be took in or pushed out of the system. Cutting away with a pair of tin snips or a Dremel those "molded" fan guards and replacing them with super thin wire fan guards.
But I as the blogger don't have any responsability to protect your NDA.
You are correct, and Apple suit is not against these three places for damages. Rather Apple is seeking out the information of who leaked the new line up of iProducts.
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Wardriving would never be the same.
I am afraid too much star wars and it might kill the interest of it completley. Nope. Just having the show air at 7:00 CST Friday night on UPN is all that you need.
A nose cone.
A NASA silk screen
A photographic spot meter
An RX3 spacesuit component.
Apollo 8 silk screens.
An Apollo 11 silk screen.
An Apollo13 bus bar battery cable that had been flown in space.
A sextant crown assembly that had been flown in space.
An in-flight crew shirt.
An Air Force One control panel.
A Noun 70 Code panel, loaned to the Cosmosphere by NASA that had been flow in space. It sold for $3,400. On April 4, 2001, Ary signed a report to NASA falsely stating the panel was still in the museum's collection.
An Apollo 12 water shut-off valve that had been flown in space.
A rotation controller.
A purge valve for a spacesuit.
A film canister.
Makes me want to go buy an airplane/auto salvage yard and Ebay off parts as "possible relics of the Soviet space program" which "may possibly" have crash landed in Bumfluck, Nebraska.
"No, No sir, that's not a hub cap from a 1971 Duster, thats the nose to Sputnik!"
Still $180,000.
Considering most of the current hardware is already made in China (ever look at a Dell computer and all those white stickers with MADE IN CHINA clearly printed) and so many jobs are being shipped across sees, I am surprised you even say 18 months.
If you're a Linux geek and you refuse to use anything created by evil Microsoft, then the decision is an easy one.
No, but after reading this I have different ideas of what I want to punch.
You: Hi, I am a profession time changer!!! Show me the money.
Company A: We run our servers off GMT and do not observe daylight saving time.
You: *beep,beep,beep* (cell phone) Hi, Boss, can i have my job back?
Boss: Whaa?
Like I would be worried getting back into the USA. I think the entire state of North Dakota has something like 6 posts spanning 280 miles and no fence between the countries. I am sure there are a few section line roads between Canada and the USA and if not, I can make one through some poor farmers wheat field.
Montana, that is even worse. Between the great lakes and the Idaho/Montana border, I could drive the moon through there and probably not even be spotted.
So tell me again how passports are going to help?
Dude .. man .. pay attention .. hop into the Pacific and swim around. Sheez.
So what does all this do to the International Peace Gardens? Is this now considered a military only neutral zone?
The only day of the year when "First Post" messages are more informative then the article.
Yeah, but 2tiger != tiger^2, that's tiger * tiger
tiger=2?
It will cost ya.
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You didn't need "another" cordless phone. You could use an FM radio and tune into other conversations.
Actually I look for this to be the death of it. I had thought that selling Excite to @home for 6 billion was the biggest rip-off to every hit the web, but this one might take the cake.
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Here is a fun one.
What is the fastest Pentium Processor?
And (drum roll please) the first Web result is
How Fast Is The 400MHz Pentium* II Processor?
I'll stick with asking G instead.
Thats great and all, but what about all the tighly coupled places where time_t is stored as a 32-bit signed int? Database, network communications, etc. Of course we can just hope and pray that none of that exists in 33 years. Just like the Y2K bug was to affect 30 year old systems, the same will happen to UNIX. How many years have we been storing time_t as a 32-bit number?
Well .. the base Mini Mac is $499 and still needs memory, hard drive, etc also if you want to run OSX with any amount of performance.
.. and it does look like a toaster.
But your right, its nothing more then a "narrow" shuttle
looks like mods woke up in the wrong week/year today. Guess they are a little caught up in there current poll.
It kills trees.
It has been many years since any newspapers were made from "trees". It costs way to much to much produce.
Newspapers of today are made from herbaceous plants.
So true. To sum up the article "Some fans are quieter then others."
There are so many things that it did not cover like slow moving 120mm fans move way more air then high rpm 80mm fans. How about using cases with minimal vents located only where air is needed to be took in or pushed out of the system. Cutting away with a pair of tin snips or a Dremel those "molded" fan guards and replacing them with super thin wire fan guards.
Not a lot of content in this article.
But I as the blogger don't have any responsability to protect your NDA.
You are correct, and Apple suit is not against these three places for damages. Rather Apple is seeking out the information of who leaked the new line up of iProducts.
so having extra time to figure out how to copy Apple could result in a nice chunk of sales
Lets see here. Take laptop, rip off monitor, tear out keyboard, remove the battery, cut it in half, and fold. Any questions?
That took all of 10 seconds.
Exactly, you beat me to it.
FYI. NASA's proposed 2006 Budget Request is just $18 Billion and change.
But in defense of NASA, only $10.3 Billion is to be spent on exploration and operations.
I don't think SCO was suings its customers (trying to exploit non-SCO buying Linux users) and/or fans (I dont think SCO ever had fans)
But I do understand what you were trying to state. Lawsuits like this only lead to bad PR.
Don't think so. Apple has actually won a case.