Actually, a rifle is easier, at least in the recoil part.
Newton saw that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
The bullet speeds out of the gun with a certain energy; that same energy pushes the gun back. If the gun had the same mass as the bullet, they would both leave the area at the same speed.
But a rifle weighs many many times more than the bullet, so it doesn't move as much. Try it some day. My little.22 pistol has more recoil than my.30 carbine.
Unfortunatly is was mostly negative development. All you see on TV these days are annoying commercials, re-re-reruns, commercials, F-movies, commercials, "reality" shows, commercials, talkshows and commercials.
This is actually much worse. First off, credit card companies usually forbid accepting cards without a signature (though many ignore this rule), and it is much easier to fake an ID than fake a signature. I'll just print an ID with my picture and your name.
Your best protection is the fact that the credit card companies will eat the cost of some fraud to keep the money flowing. Federal law limits your liability to $50, and most if not all credit cards waive that $50.
Yes, that is one of the new things they've added recently. They first tried it in San Diego (at Legoland), and now are putting it everywhere a Lego store is.
Of course, San Diego gets the only one in the world that sells by weight! We not only get great weather, but great Lego, too!
The very early Lego (manufactured in the US by Samsonite) was made from Cellulose Acetate. I have some, and certain pieces are very difficult to get togther, and others are so brittle they will snap. Back then, and even after Lego changed to ABS, the colors were partially made by using different mixes of plastics. This caused the bricks to age differently for different colors.
Since then, the formula has been improved so that the bricks last a very long time.
Yes, but if you measure it in dollars per butt-whipping, the 32 bit comes out ahead. But if you have an infinite amount of money to spend, then get the 64 bit stuff. Right now, 32 bits is where the most bang for your buck is.
One difference is that in Canada you pay the media tax on any media (I believe), whereas the in the US we only pay the tax on blank MUSIC CDs. Which is why they are always more expensive than the blank DATA CDs.
That's what a Laserjet Printer says when it wants paper. Many people get confused by the PC, thinking it means Personal Computer, when it obviously means "Paper Cartridge".
So basically, in means about as much as "All you bass are belong to U.S."
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Actually, a rifle is easier, at least in the recoil part.
.22 pistol has more recoil than my .30 carbine.
Newton saw that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
The bullet speeds out of the gun with a certain energy; that same energy pushes the gun back. If the gun had the same mass as the bullet, they would both leave the area at the same speed.
But a rifle weighs many many times more than the bullet, so it doesn't move as much. Try it some day. My little
And I'll bust my ass if they don't offer Ogg, too! And Windows Media! And AAC (MPEG 4)!
And they just got slashdotted.....
Allofmp3 is the pure, unadulterated BOMB! (And you can see from my username that I know bombs!)
You can select which encoder to use (Lame or Blade), the bitrate (VBR,CBR) even --alt-preset-insane! Wow! There goes all my money......
You forgot commercials.
Yup, and in both cases the right choice is neither.
MOPAR FOREVER, DOOD! and MACS RULE, d00d!
Mod me, I've karma to burn!
I'm all for it. In fact, is there a way to donate to NASA to help with this? I'd love to support this even more than my normal tax burden requires.
This is actually much worse. First off, credit card companies usually forbid accepting cards without a signature (though many ignore this rule), and it is much easier to fake an ID than fake a signature. I'll just print an ID with my picture and your name.
Your best protection is the fact that the credit card companies will eat the cost of some fraud to keep the money flowing. Federal law limits your liability to $50, and most if not all credit cards waive that $50.
Perhaps the Super Street Sensation? With shifting transmission?
Or try browsing LugNet
Yes, that is one of the new things they've added recently. They first tried it in San Diego (at Legoland), and now are putting it everywhere a Lego store is.
Of course, San Diego gets the only one in the world that sells by weight! We not only get great weather, but great Lego, too!
Did you know that most of those buckets display what they have in them exactly on the back? You should have looked to see what you were getting.
Ask and you shall receive.
And I assume you've seen bricklink which is not Lego affilated.
Also, try going to one of the LegoLand stores, like Legoland California. Bulk bricks by weight! Ultimate in badass Lego buying.
That noise even has a German word for it! It is Gruschteling which when pronounced sounds like Lego blocks tumbling over each other.
Did he really have to call Windows Media "superior"?
Yikes! Prepare for flamage!
You need Bricklink for all your single piece needs.
Don't some states explicity allow you to use excessive force to protect your property?
The very early Lego (manufactured in the US by Samsonite) was made from Cellulose Acetate. I have some, and certain pieces are very difficult to get togther, and others are so brittle they will snap. Back then, and even after Lego changed to ABS, the colors were partially made by using different mixes of plastics. This caused the bricks to age differently for different colors.
Since then, the formula has been improved so that the bricks last a very long time.
It is 1GB a month for the newsgroups only.
Anything else is fine. They charge about 3x the going price of some local groups, but it is worth it.
Hmm... Petru is Latin for rock, so maybe his name really is "Mockarock".....
You must love the La Brea tar pits.... or
the The Tar tar pits... (translated)
Yes, but if you measure it in dollars per butt-whipping, the 32 bit comes out ahead. But if you have an infinite amount of money to spend, then get the 64 bit stuff. Right now, 32 bits is where the most bang for your buck is.
One difference is that in Canada you pay the media tax on any media (I believe), whereas the in the US we only pay the tax on blank MUSIC CDs. Which is why they are always more expensive than the blank DATA CDs.
When that happens, I just use Dan's graph. Dansdata.com to the rescue!
Slashdot ate my less than sign. Sorry. Should read:
Actually, I think that was Minix. AFAIK, Linux never ran on an x86 where x < 3.
Actually, I think that was Minix. AFAIK, Linux never ran on an x86 where x 3.
That's what a Laserjet Printer says when it wants paper. Many people get confused by the PC, thinking it means Personal Computer, when it obviously means "Paper Cartridge".
So basically, in means about as much as "All you bass are belong to U.S."