New Mexico also has a yearly supercomputer challenge for kids in elementary school through high school. Having more systems available for the kids will make thing easier.
You make them sound like a store, with ongoing costs and employees and development and such. Their just evil Apple using an evil cloud provided for free by... Um... Evil services. Or sumthin.
So... No dirks, daggers, sword canes, etc? I suppose my 16" WWI bayonet is right out, along with my Vietnam era Gerber, my Roman gladius (is sharp; I have the scars), my Italian rapier (not fencing type foil), and WWII k-bar?
I know that it's unlikely I could keep my gun collection in any other first world country but didn't know edged weapons were so controlled. Do chefs have to have a special license now or is everyone moving to straight razor one of knives that just flip around and such, for cooking?
I'd still like to get a Boys anti-tank rifle one day (rechambered for.50 BMG). I got to use one in WWII reenacting (live fire contest with real ammo, not blanks) and it was sweet! My buddy won't sell me his, though. Keeps it in a state museum. FWProblems and all that.
Basically, cars need an amplifier/connection for sound system, an av display/connector, and a physical mount for the mobile data device. Tis shouldn't be too difficult to standardize on. USB or HDMI would would work for data connection and physical mounts are easy enough. Why go to all the trouble reinventing all the options and interfaces (that all suck)? Really wish this was an option.
I pulled my AV system out of my '70 Impala Sport Coupe, when I pulled the 454 and 3.73:1 rear end. Nice car but rust bucket. Still looking for new home for BBC.
Yup, '85 Camaro Berlinetta had car stereo in a bod that came up from floor. Cool looking but by time I got car, only AM worked and dash had no space for regular aftermarket radio. Ended up with a Sony discman velcroed to hump and wired into an amp under my seat and then hacked into speakers. Ugly but it worked.
Wait, they could be "a sign" but not a "conclusive sign" of technological processes? Since when does science give us maybes and variables? Science is supposed to be like the bible: clean, concise, and unambiguous!
Exactly! All this science stuff is just humbug malarkey spread by all e college people who like to flaunt their learning as they drive past in their Suburus. And the only thing worse than an college person are those dirty worker types, all ignorant and stupid and stuff. Nope, the only people you can trust are those that wear nice suits, drive nice shoes, and wear nice cars. the sorta people you find running Wall Street. Their the last, best hope for hoomanity!
Nope, the only true enthusiasts are those that play x86 binary games that require the latest developer release video card boards, whose machines are overclocked through the use of liquid helium. Which may explain their high squeaky voices.
Don't forget all the greedy union teachers that crashed the economy. They're lauding all the way to the bank, as they drive by in their Tercels and Suburus.
Payroll taxes were cut from 6% to 4%, back in '09 I think. They're due to expire next year. The Bush tax cuts were extended but they've been in place since before Obama took office. Now, my local taxes have been going up, as state and county have been trying to make up loss of federal funding but that's due to cutting the federal budget.
Exactly! What do a bunch of scientists and college people know? There's plenty of sites on teh internets that have proved that temps are actually falling, that the continents aren't spreading, the moon does have a dark side and twinkies are actually Lembas, with better marketing.
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New Mexico also has a yearly supercomputer challenge for kids in elementary school through high school. Having more systems available for the kids will make thing easier.
Or wrap it in a Taun-Taun carcass and strap it to the hood.
Not that I have a patent on this particular grocery retrieval process.
Wait, the nuclear weapons complex is managed?
Everyone well knows that facts have a well known lib'rul bias. This means you can cut them diagonally and they'll drape correctly.
Next you're going to be telling me the president of Exxon has come out on the side of global warming.
You make them sound like a store, with ongoing costs and employees and development and such. Their just evil Apple using an evil cloud provided for free by... Um... Evil services. Or sumthin.
Exactly! Buy anything from Amazon app on iOS; Apple grabs it. Apple really likes it when you buy a car or a house on iOS.
First send a really big proxy server into Mars orbit, so that all the porn and torrents are up to date by time splat landers get there?
...interesting
I do not think that word means what you think it means.
So... No dirks, daggers, sword canes, etc? I suppose my 16" WWI bayonet is right out, along with my Vietnam era Gerber, my Roman gladius (is sharp; I have the scars), my Italian rapier (not fencing type foil), and WWII k-bar?
I know that it's unlikely I could keep my gun collection in any other first world country but didn't know edged weapons were so controlled. Do chefs have to have a special license now or is everyone moving to straight razor one of knives that just flip around and such, for cooking?
I'd still like to get a Boys anti-tank rifle one day (rechambered for .50 BMG). I got to use one in WWII reenacting (live fire contest with real ammo, not blanks) and it was sweet! My buddy won't sell me his, though. Keeps it in a state museum. FWProblems and all that.
Removable eyeball for retina scanners?
*golf clap*
Basically, cars need an amplifier/connection for sound system, an av display/connector, and a physical mount for the mobile data device. Tis shouldn't be too difficult to standardize on. USB or HDMI would would work for data connection and physical mounts are easy enough. Why go to all the trouble reinventing all the options and interfaces (that all suck)? Really wish this was an option.
I pulled my AV system out of my '70 Impala Sport Coupe, when I pulled the 454 and 3.73:1 rear end. Nice car but rust bucket. Still looking for new home for BBC.
Yup, '85 Camaro Berlinetta had car stereo in a bod that came up from floor. Cool looking but by time I got car, only AM worked and dash had no space for regular aftermarket radio. Ended up with a Sony discman velcroed to hump and wired into an amp under my seat and then hacked into speakers. Ugly but it worked.
Wait, they could be "a sign" but not a "conclusive sign" of technological processes? Since when does science give us maybes and variables? Science is supposed to be like the bible: clean, concise, and unambiguous!
Exactly! All this science stuff is just humbug malarkey spread by all e college people who like to flaunt their learning as they drive past in their Suburus. And the only thing worse than an college person are those dirty worker types, all ignorant and stupid and stuff. Nope, the only people you can trust are those that wear nice suits, drive nice shoes, and wear nice cars. the sorta people you find running Wall Street. Their the last, best hope for hoomanity!
*Golf Clap*
Nope, the only true enthusiasts are those that play x86 binary games that require the latest developer release video card boards, whose machines are overclocked through the use of liquid helium. Which may explain their high squeaky voices.
Don't forget all the greedy union teachers that crashed the economy. They're lauding all the way to the bank, as they drive by in their Tercels and Suburus.
Payroll taxes were cut from 6% to 4%, back in '09 I think. They're due to expire next year. The Bush tax cuts were extended but they've been in place since before Obama took office. Now, my local taxes have been going up, as state and county have been trying to make up loss of federal funding but that's due to cutting the federal budget.
Lots of folks posting from CO and WA?
Exactly! What do a bunch of scientists and college people know? There's plenty of sites on teh internets that have proved that temps are actually falling, that the continents aren't spreading, the moon does have a dark side and twinkies are actually Lembas, with better marketing.
Marketing could call it the Cloud on A Chip and make everyone feel all cool and big peener, having a whole network of systems in their box.