Mozilla might not be able to use the toolbar, but google has options for some JavaScriptBrowser Buttons which do pretty much the same job. (Although you can set moz to use google to search from the address bar already)
Actually, a quantum leap is a single discrete leap, precluding the existence or possibility of a leap of anything smaller. ie an electron does not *exist* between any two neighbouring states. So a quantum leap just implies there are no intervening states (well except maybe a few discrete ones if you are taking a larger leap:)
Hyperrealism is all good and well, but why don't the arcade manufacturers work on making cheap-but-fun multiplayer games.
Nothing on the new machines can beat the thrill of playing Gauntlet with 3 friends. "Blue Wizard is about to DIE"
I remember seeing this on {Towards|Beyond} 2000, although the membranes werent implanted just stuck onto the eardrums, and resonated by a hefty neck collar arrangement
This game looks a lot like Dark Reign 2, hopefully it brings more to the mix than just 3-D, which IMHO was the only thing the DR2 brought to RTS, being a not-so-amazing RTS in any other way
ftp://arnold.c64.org/pub/games/h/Hitchhiker_s_Guid e_To_The_Galaxy.Infocom.zip
Whack it straight into your favourite c64 emulator, and relive the heady days.
Reg, for God's sake, it's perfectly simple.
All you've got to do is to go out of that door now, and try to stop the Romans' nailing him up!
It's happening, Reg!
Something's actually happening, Reg!
Can't you understand?! Ohhh!
--
"There's so much I don't know about astrophysics. I wish I'd read that book by the wheelchair guy"
-- H. Simpson
Trying to enforce all pr0n to a.xxx tld might be a good idea, but who gets to say what is worthy of a.xxx? Would playboy be considered xxx? Penthouse or hustler?
er, a piddly nuke would do this whereas the 22 megatonne / second fusion ball that is our sun for the past ~5 billion years hasn't managed to do this?
I suggest that the main reason for this treaty is that nobody likes the idea of nuclear weapons in orbit pointed down. Hell, a kinetic harpoon is destructive enough at 11 km/s.
So, now all I need to do is build a giant lego replica of myself, bung it down in front of the computer at 'work' (uni) and sit at home directing it's actions remotely. (Pour Coffee. Make Sexist Remark. Hide From Supervisor)
And with the general level of caffeine dependance, nobody would be the wiser until at least 3pm.
Let me first say that we don't know enough about gravity yet to even consider creating gravity shielding.
With that in mind I thought I would mention 'exotic matter' which is the term coined for hypothetical matter with negative energy density. This term has been bandied about a lot in regards to wormholes, where it is postulated that exotic matter could be used to keep the mouth of a wormhole open for a significant time (seconds even).
One property of exotic matter would then (AFAIK) be that it also has negative mass, and hence negative gravity (raising a lump on the rubber sheet:) )
Last year I visited the dvd.com website and there was a bit on future storage tech. They claimed that optical (holographic) storage would be feasible by at least 2010. They claimed a storage capacity of about a Terabyte per cubic centimetre! I'll be waiting for Quake 73...:)
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No, he watches Star Trek.
So basically you suggest a cash-substitute so we can have a cashless society?
Mozilla might not be able to use the toolbar, but google has options for some JavaScriptBrowser Buttons which do pretty much the same job. (Although you can set moz to use google to search from the address bar already)
Actually, a quantum leap is a single discrete leap, precluding the existence or possibility of a leap of anything smaller. ie an electron does not *exist* between any two neighbouring states. So a quantum leap just implies there are no intervening states (well except maybe a few discrete ones if you are taking a larger leap :)
Then turn off the option in acroread that integrates it as a plugin. It will then spawn happily
Most pr0n is copyrighted.
Zoot zoot zoot (Rebo and Zooty forever) Buy a StarFury today.
Hyperrealism is all good and well, but why don't the arcade manufacturers work on making cheap-but-fun multiplayer games. Nothing on the new machines can beat the thrill of playing Gauntlet with 3 friends. "Blue Wizard is about to DIE"
I remember seeing this on {Towards|Beyond} 2000, although the membranes werent implanted just stuck onto the eardrums, and resonated by a hefty neck collar arrangement
This game looks a lot like Dark Reign 2, hopefully it brings more to the mix than just 3-D, which IMHO was the only thing the DR2 brought to RTS, being a not-so-amazing RTS in any other way
ftp://arnold.c64.org/pub/games/h/Hitchhiker_s_Guid e_To_The_Galaxy.Infocom.zip
Whack it straight into your favourite c64 emulator, and relive the heady days.
What about discordianism? That's a religion based on tomfoolery where you are forbidden from believing the tenets.
"Posting anonymously to preserve my precious job"? :)
Alcoholics
Nope, but jupiter might have some metallic hydrogen
%%Rot13: Vg'f n "juvgr" cncre... trg vg?
== It's a "white" paper... get it?
very droll
Better hope they don't go in for quantum porn; the last thing any decent citizen wants to see is a naked singularity
Ten seconds with google brought me: http://members.tripod.com/~PitfallHarry/Pitfall2Ma nual/Pitfall2Map.gif
Reg, for God's sake, it's perfectly simple.
All you've got to do is to go out of that door now, and try to stop the Romans' nailing him up!
It's happening, Reg!
Something's actually happening, Reg!
Can't you understand?! Ohhh!
--
"There's so much I don't know about astrophysics. I wish I'd read that book by the wheelchair guy"
-- H. Simpson
Trying to enforce all pr0n to a .xxx tld might be a good idea, but who gets to say what is worthy of a .xxx?
Would playboy be considered xxx? Penthouse or hustler?
er, a piddly nuke would do this whereas the 22 megatonne / second fusion ball that is our sun for the past ~5 billion years hasn't managed to do this?
I suggest that the main reason for this treaty is that nobody likes the idea of nuclear weapons in orbit pointed down. Hell, a kinetic harpoon is destructive enough at 11 km/s.
or did you miss the </sarcasm>?
I doubt you would be allowed near an NMR machine with that much metal, those Tesla strength fields really suck :)
So, now all I need to do is build a giant lego replica of myself, bung it down in front of the computer at 'work' (uni) and sit at home directing it's actions remotely. (Pour Coffee. Make Sexist Remark. Hide From Supervisor)
And with the general level of caffeine dependance, nobody would be the wiser until at least 3pm.
Let me first say that we don't know enough about gravity yet to even consider creating gravity shielding.
:) )
With that in mind I thought I would mention 'exotic matter' which is the term coined for hypothetical matter with negative energy density. This term has been bandied about a lot in regards to wormholes, where it is postulated that exotic matter could be used to keep the mouth of a wormhole open for a significant time (seconds even).
One property of exotic matter would then (AFAIK) be that it also has negative mass, and hence negative gravity (raising a lump on the rubber sheet
En Taro Adun, Executor.
Last year I visited the dvd.com website and there was a bit on future storage tech. They claimed that optical (holographic) storage would be feasible by at least 2010. They claimed a storage capacity of about a Terabyte per cubic centimetre! I'll be waiting for Quake 73... :)