I think the idea is that if you get near someone elses GPS/transmitter rig that they too carry that it will start sending your RFID tag data to the satellites also...just a guess.
There is a cure for this kind of occurrence. Spammers should get the death penalty, Texas style (no long wait, just hang um high). Or they at least need to put the assholes in real federal prison instead of the white collar condo kind.
When you consider that some people live in huts and hunt their food, food which varies from plants to animals to other people...it really don't seem odd that not everyone is surfing to me. In all seriousness though, very little of the planet can afford such frivolous things like the internet, or even running water for that matter.
I certainly hope they win, but this is screwy, can't even get to addons.mozilla.org to get updated addons that work with this new version. Sad really, now I have to downgrade to 2.x.
Outdoors, I find that a small torch is indeed better than a low wattage iron for soldering wiring, especially on a cold winter day. Also those little pencil type butane soldering irons from radio shack (re-badged portasol) work pretty well and tend to cause less collateral damage.
This is true, however it takes more chemicals to break down tree fiber in the first place to make new paper...so yes it is using chemicals but much less, and your saving a little forest to boot.
My wife had a 2006 Toyota sienna that got 29-30 mpg on trips easy...even when I drive (it was rated at at 26 highway but it never got that low), it had a v6. She just traded it for a Camry and gets 38-39 mpg highway on long trips (its rated 31...inline 4). My Ford F150 truck gets about 15 on a trip (its rated at 17). So those numbers you see are overrated on my truck and underrated on my wifes Toyotas...so thats one thing they need to fix first, the lying on the sticker. I don't mind when they error in your favor, but Ford erred in their favor...not good...especially considering the tougher requirements now for mpg ratings. Luckily I am about 3 miles from work, so I can live with it.
I replaced my 8088/8086 chips with NEC V20/V30 respectively (which had the 80186 instruction set in them...and as such had some of the important instructions for memory moves and multitasking, this was improved in the 80286), plus you could up your clock speed then and really fly even though it already had about 30% more speed just by swapping the chip. Sometimes though if you clocked the v20 too high, you needed to add a heat sink for stability but never a fan.
they could all run around silent and still the games would sell...most of the time players are talking over headsets to their friends and could give a shit less what the game actor voice says
But Scientology is a cult by the dictionary definition, so why are they suing him? It at least fits 1, 4 and 6 (at least the extreme part) and perhaps others from the dictionary.com definition.
From Dictionary.com:
cult
1. a particular system of religious worship, esp. with reference to its rites and ceremonies. 2. an instance of great veneration of a person, ideal, or thing, esp. as manifested by a body of admirers: the physical fitness cult. 3. the object of such devotion. 4. a group or sect bound together by veneration of the same thing, person, ideal, etc. 5. Sociology. a group having a sacred ideology and a set of rites centering around their sacred symbols. 6. a religion or sect considered to be false, unorthodox, or extremist, with members often living outside of conventional society under the direction of a charismatic leader. 7. the members of such a religion or sect. 8. any system for treating human sickness that originated by a person usually claiming to have sole insight into the nature of disease, and that employs methods regarded as unorthodox or unscientific. -adjective 9. of or pertaining to a cult. 10. of, for, or attracting a small group of devotees: a cult movie.
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I think the idea is that if you get near someone elses GPS/transmitter rig that they too carry that it will start sending your RFID tag data to the satellites also...just a guess.
I thought in mexico the police and "the organization" are one and the same.
I knew he would be back, oh wait...nevermind.
What did he just say?
That's all well and good, but the site itself wont serve video to my windows 2000 machine.
There is a cure for this kind of occurrence. Spammers should get the death penalty, Texas style (no long wait, just hang um high). Or they at least need to put the assholes in real federal prison instead of the white collar condo kind.
So we can grab our bathing suits and head for the north poll by next summer?
Huh, Ballmer? I don't think monkeyboy has been around that long.
When you consider that some people live in huts and hunt their food, food which varies from plants to animals to other people...it really don't seem odd that not everyone is surfing to me. In all seriousness though, very little of the planet can afford such frivolous things like the internet, or even running water for that matter.
Nothing to see here folks, move on.
Bell labs is still kicking under Alcatel-Lucent, so its more like sun just resembles Bell Labs.
Who?
I certainly hope they win, but this is screwy, can't even get to addons.mozilla.org to get updated addons that work with this new version. Sad really, now I have to downgrade to 2.x.
Outdoors, I find that a small torch is indeed better than a low wattage iron for soldering wiring, especially on a cold winter day. Also those little pencil type butane soldering irons from radio shack (re-badged portasol) work pretty well and tend to cause less collateral damage.
http://www.semiconductor.net/article/CA170390.html
This is true, however it takes more chemicals to break down tree fiber in the first place to make new paper...so yes it is using chemicals but much less, and your saving a little forest to boot.
My wife had a 2006 Toyota sienna that got 29-30 mpg on trips easy...even when I drive (it was rated at at 26 highway but it never got that low), it had a v6. She just traded it for a Camry and gets 38-39 mpg highway on long trips (its rated 31...inline 4). My Ford F150 truck gets about 15 on a trip (its rated at 17). So those numbers you see are overrated on my truck and underrated on my wifes Toyotas...so thats one thing they need to fix first, the lying on the sticker. I don't mind when they error in your favor, but Ford erred in their favor...not good...especially considering the tougher requirements now for mpg ratings. Luckily I am about 3 miles from work, so I can live with it.
More like holodeck 0.1 alpha, long way to go to become star trek's holodeck
No, its paper, so don't just throw it away, recycle it.
I replaced my 8088/8086 chips with NEC V20/V30 respectively (which had the 80186 instruction set in them...and as such had some of the important instructions for memory moves and multitasking, this was improved in the 80286), plus you could up your clock speed then and really fly even though it already had about 30% more speed just by swapping the chip. Sometimes though if you clocked the v20 too high, you needed to add a heat sink for stability but never a fan.
they could all run around silent and still the games would sell...most of the time players are talking over headsets to their friends and could give a shit less what the game actor voice says
But Scientology is a cult by the dictionary definition, so why are they suing him? It at least fits 1, 4 and 6 (at least the extreme part) and perhaps others from the dictionary.com definition.
From Dictionary.com:
cult
1. a particular system of religious worship, esp. with reference to its rites and ceremonies.
2. an instance of great veneration of a person, ideal, or thing, esp. as manifested by a body of admirers: the physical fitness cult.
3. the object of such devotion.
4. a group or sect bound together by veneration of the same thing, person, ideal, etc.
5. Sociology. a group having a sacred ideology and a set of rites centering around their sacred symbols.
6. a religion or sect considered to be false, unorthodox, or extremist, with members often living outside of conventional society under the direction of a charismatic leader.
7. the members of such a religion or sect.
8. any system for treating human sickness that originated by a person usually claiming to have sole insight into the nature of disease, and that employs methods regarded as unorthodox or unscientific.
-adjective
9. of or pertaining to a cult.
10. of, for, or attracting a small group of devotees: a cult movie.
Yes, I do skip the commercials sonny, Methuselah
The html version here chi99.htm works better cause it has the hyperlinks, the pdf has link references to it. http://www.provocation.net/chi/chi99.htm
Looks like EDS is still milking that cow: http://www.computerworld.com/managementtopics/outsourcing/story/0,10801,108308,00.html