Failing space for that, disassemble the drive down to just the bare platters.
If you have the time, and you like taking things apart, this can be really fun. Just get yourself a set of T-5 thru T-10 Torx bits and have at it.
The real fun part is getting the magnets off of the metal mounts that they're glued to. I like to repeatedly drop them onto concrete from six feet up until the magnet cracks off. They make great fridge magnets. The platters and spacer rings make nice shiny toys, too.
and realized that the doctor could very well have recognized Rose from previous interaction with her.
You didn't notice how Eccelston's Doctor was clearly behaving as if he was just recovering from a regeneration? Not that a previous Doctor couldn't have met with Rose, but when you thread your way through time and space, anything like that can happen.
This is why Circuit Sh*tty is a place I only go every couple of months when I'm looking for $5 video game closeout deals or when their competition is not available. Yes, still, after all these years.
Someone has to find the bad in everything. First we get people complaining about C*Os and their multimillion dollar salaries and comparable golden parachutes. Now we get some who reduce their salary to $1 (not the first to do this, by the way) meaning that their income is totally defined by the performance of the company, and someone whines that they're dodging taxes.
Quit your whining, people. Oh, and look up the "Minimum Alternative Tax" while you're at it. It may have been a good idea at first, but it's getting to be a real mess these days.
This must be the highest concentration of nerd on earth. 11 grade A StarWars nerds...20 feet...My god, they are going to bend the space-time continum or something!
If they dropped a bomb on that site... the explosion would run away in fear. And I don't think that's any kind of space-time effect, just extreme BO.
/as someone else said, the prequels suck anyhow - I'm so hardcore I haven't seen either of them
Theres a big difference between what CN shows and what any self respecting mecha fan would watch.
Thanks for pointing out that not mech shows are created alike. I actually liked Patlabor, but in that show the mechs were little more than props in a police anime. They were police cars with legs. I loved Nadesico and its mech parody Gekiganger. But Evangelion bored me long before I could get to the fscked-up half dozen episodes at the end.
And I understand that some Gundam is good and some is awful, even to Gundam fans, but I've got little interest in mechs. I don't mind a show that has mechs, but one that focuses on mechs I can't get into. Especially when the mechs and their Battle of the Week are an excuse for no plot, at which point I don't think you'd be watching anyhow.
This new show sounds to me like "race complication of the week". Or "opponent with special powers of the week". With MECHXS!!@!2!@ONE!!!!1!!
It was like ten-thousand people all looking down at a little 2 sq-ft board with little spinning tops smacking into each other
That's G^HBeyblade, and I see the stupid cheap plastic arena thingies show up at thrift stores every now and then. It's such a lame idea it's actually scary.
In IGPX, the year is 2048 and the "IGPX" has become the world's most-popular sport. It's so big that an entire city was built for the racing industry where competitions take place on a huge, 60-mile track called "The Big Eye." In the "Immortal Grand Prix," two teams of three Mechs, high-tech fighting machines driven by humans, race at speeds greater than 350 mph.
Gah. Mechs. Before I clicked on the link I knew there would be mechs in there somewhere. I could care less about damn gun mech-centric anime.
You play one eccentric, British Time Lord, and central casting want you to play them all.
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Unfortunately, I am notWil Wheaton.
Hmm... I wonder if we have any actors around here with television experience looking for work who could be the next doctor? I hear he gets to work with spiffy toys, and nobody will be telling him to shut up!:-)
Don't forget the shooting last month at a hotel where an apocalyptist christian group was having a conference. Six plus the shooter himself. Yep, religion turns people into mass-murderers. Never mind that the guy was crazy to begin with.
In my experience (as support staff for the Humanities Div of a university), far and away the most common virus issue with Macs is that they can be a carrier for Word macro viruses.
Whoop-de-do. So can a web server on a Sun box with an infected Word file on it, or a Cisco router passing the download session for the infected Word file.
Q: What do Word macro viruses and Microsoft Windows have in common?
A: Microsoft
Guess who didn't write OS X. And I don't run that MS bloatware, so I'm not spreading any macro viruses. Other than by possibly forwarding an already infected Word doc without even opening it.
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I guess Nintendo wasn't so stupid to still be using bricks after all.
(You can substitute a Brillo pad if Svinto isn't handy.)
If you have the time, and you like taking things apart, this can be really fun. Just get yourself a set of T-5 thru T-10 Torx bits and have at it.
The real fun part is getting the magnets off of the metal mounts that they're glued to. I like to repeatedly drop them onto concrete from six feet up until the magnet cracks off. They make great fridge magnets. The platters and spacer rings make nice shiny toys, too.
And you expect me to believe that there isn't a single mirror in all the rooms in the Tardis?
You didn't notice how Eccelston's Doctor was clearly behaving as if he was just recovering from a regeneration? Not that a previous Doctor couldn't have met with Rose, but when you thread your way through time and space, anything like that can happen.
Where do you think Best Buy gets its cashiers from?
I can't help but be reminded of that Star Trek episode. "Norman, coordinate." Bunch of freaking droids.
They're the product of our wonderful education system, by the way.
This is why Circuit Sh*tty is a place I only go every couple of months when I'm looking for $5 video game closeout deals or when their competition is not available. Yes, still, after all these years.
Okay, Einstein, where's the $2 slot in the cash register drawer?
/if there isn't a slot for it, it can't be real money
P.S. mod me down
What far away land would that be? Redmond?
I use 'em for tips. But any Susan B's immediately go back into the post office vending machines, to buy regular lickable stamps.
I'd hit it... with red wine and tomato sauce.
This has the promise of being totally surreal. Unlike Jar Jar who was just plain stupid. It still doesn't make it a good idea.
Quit your whining, people. Oh, and look up the "Minimum Alternative Tax" while you're at it. It may have been a good idea at first, but it's getting to be a real mess these days.
Two words: Jar Jar.
If they dropped a bomb on that site... the explosion would run away in fear. And I don't think that's any kind of space-time effect, just extreme BO.
/as someone else said, the prequels suck anyhow - I'm so hardcore I haven't seen either of them
Thanks for pointing out that not mech shows are created alike. I actually liked Patlabor, but in that show the mechs were little more than props in a police anime. They were police cars with legs. I loved Nadesico and its mech parody Gekiganger. But Evangelion bored me long before I could get to the fscked-up half dozen episodes at the end.
And I understand that some Gundam is good and some is awful, even to Gundam fans, but I've got little interest in mechs. I don't mind a show that has mechs, but one that focuses on mechs I can't get into. Especially when the mechs and their Battle of the Week are an excuse for no plot, at which point I don't think you'd be watching anyhow.
This new show sounds to me like "race complication of the week". Or "opponent with special powers of the week".
With MECHXS!!@!2!@ONE!!!!1!!
That's G^HBeyblade, and I see the stupid cheap plastic arena thingies show up at thrift stores every now and then. It's such a lame idea it's actually scary.
Gah. Mechs. Before I clicked on the link I knew there would be mechs in there somewhere. I could care less about damn gun mech-centric anime.
I can't let you do that.
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Unfortunately, I am not Wil Wheaton.
Hmm... I wonder if we have any actors around here with television experience looking for work who could be the next doctor? I hear he gets to work with spiffy toys, and nobody will be telling him to shut up! :-)
Don't forget the shooting last month at a hotel where an apocalyptist christian group was having a conference. Six plus the shooter himself. Yep, religion turns people into mass-murderers. Never mind that the guy was crazy to begin with.
/planning to download and watch the official broadcast version too
That's okay, I only listen to AM radio anyhow.
<rant>So why isn't there an AM tuner in iPods?!?!?!! I'm not going to ever buy one until they include an AM tuner!!!!1!!1!!@@!!one!!!</rant>
Whoop-de-do. So can a web server on a Sun box with an infected Word file on it, or a Cisco router passing the download session for the infected Word file.
Q: What do Word macro viruses and Microsoft Windows have in common?
A: Microsoft
Guess who didn't write OS X. And I don't run that MS bloatware, so I'm not spreading any macro viruses. Other than by possibly forwarding an already infected Word doc without even opening it.