That Dell should run Linux just fine. 20 minutes or so to install. The hard part is thinking up a user name and password. You'll have to reboot once, too.
It's installation and red tape (permits). Do your own install on the ground, out in the boonies far from inspectors and neighborhood associations. Germany figured this problem out years ago, and their installations cost half what ours run.
Algae biodiesel isn't that efficient. Algae are more interested in growing more algae than in making fuel for your car. If you make an artificial photosynthesis machine, you should be able to make it more efficient. Whether it's cheaper is another matter.
I've found God to be fairly useable, but you have to do things his way. Same way with LO too, I guess. I don't know what's so "unuseable" about it. I only use 2% of its capabilities.
Seriously, now, The Hum is an actual affliction of a small percentage of people scattered all over who are tormented by the sound of an idling diesel throbbing. Many theories have been proposed, none verified. The current one is VLF radio transmissions, and a serious experiment is underway to verify it (or not). www.thehum.info
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Depends where you live, eh?
Electronic fuel injection? That's older than 20 years, I think.
I have a cousin who has a bunny-wool fetish, you insensitive clod!
More like Presbyterians, Ford owners and Francophones.
"I never drink water. Fish piss in it."
- W.C. Fields
Mine does. 17.2.
You missed the part where I said I installed Linux.
We'll do better than that. We'll GIVE you an OS that's safe from malware, and doesn't phone home to the NSA or Microsoft.
With your choice of a dozen desktops.
That Dell should run Linux just fine. 20 minutes or so to install. The hard part is thinking up a user name and password. You'll have to reboot once, too.
Make your own racks on the ground. $35K will buy a lot of pressure treated 4x4s and sackrete.
It's installation and red tape (permits). Do your own install on the ground, out in the boonies far from inspectors and neighborhood associations. Germany figured this problem out years ago, and their installations cost half what ours run.
Merely being self-confident enough to be able to lead a large organization is insufficient for the presidency.
Being a community organizer is good, though.
Compared to poi, yeah.
If you find an open source car I'll buy it.
And it better not have Microsoft software, like Fords.
With a lot of the new art, music, and software today, your point is well taken.
If they're that smart, they will get machines to do their dirty work. We're not so smart, and we're trending that way.
Cortez and his ilk only had to spend a few months exploring. Going to the next inhabitable planet is a bigger problem.
Unless you have a quarter acre of grass like I do.
But you can store logs for when you need power. Better yet, if you just need to keep warm, logs are pretty good for that.
Algae biodiesel isn't that efficient. Algae are more interested in growing more algae than in making fuel for your car. If you make an artificial photosynthesis machine, you should be able to make it more efficient. Whether it's cheaper is another matter.
Yes. RTFM!
I've found God to be fairly useable, but you have to do things his way. Same way with LO too, I guess. I don't know what's so "unuseable" about it. I only use 2% of its capabilities.
Linux Mint is a less than 1 GB download. Just sayin'.
...to replace our 25 year old CRT (with converter box), but it doesn't work. There's nothing Smart on TV.
Proposals, yeah, but like many other previous proposals of satellite power generation, the economics are not so favorable.
Seriously, now, The Hum is an actual affliction of a small percentage of people scattered all over who are tormented by the sound of an idling diesel throbbing. Many theories have been proposed, none verified. The current one is VLF radio transmissions, and a serious experiment is underway to verify it (or not). www.thehum.info