Its about time we start turning this direction for portable power needs. If certain "agencies" and media outlets would quit spreading misinformation and lies about these viable power sources then maybe we could make some real progress in the lack in the portable power dept. The densities that we are currently capable of, pale in comparison with today's needs. This would be just the ticket if the PR were handled correctly.
I'm not talking "Hot Grits on Natalie Portman" kinda "R", but something with a bit more of an edge too it will definately be welcome. Something dark and serious for a change. Maybe have Tim Burton direct it......
Mmmmmm Hot Griiiitssss.
Brand new idea...... works great......
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Sunlight in a Tube
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Wanting to get sunlight into an office building, Org, finds out if you burn sand long enough it makes it see through.... He then applys his cave-mind engineering skills to make this new stuff called...."Windows" and puts THOSE on the outside of walls to get the sunlight into his cave. Now he moves on to bigger and better things....like wheels and "Windows" operating systems. . . . well at least wheels.
Speaking as one of the old UUnet Regime, things got real bad after Worldbomb came in and screwed everything up. UUnet was the first and best ISP out there and is still refered to fondly by its fallen comrades. Just wondering if there were any other former UUnut's out there haunting this board. Sound OFF.
Don't know if anyone caught the order that they presented heating the drink on the movie, but.... pouring the coffee into the cup and then turning it over to push the button would seem like a bad idea to me..... But that is just my limited vision of the world... maybe they intend for you to slurp it from your crotch afterwards.... part of the fun maybe?
I don't understand why @home won't reference a database of compromised machines, reroute these customers to a master web server, and display a page saying "YOUR WEB SERVER HAS BEEN COMPROMISED". Then you make the patches available on that server via a link. That way the end user is made aware that instant. No call in costing the ISP money. The end user now has the responsiblity to either look at the pretty blinking red screen or patch their shite. Seems pretty easy to me. It will take a couple of engineers maybe a days work... but then you have to ask what is the cost of the degraded service tech support calls all day from thousands of disgruntled customers?
Does anyone know if their is an initiative to do a freenet in the DC metro area. With all the high tech workers here it would be a natual place to roll out a fairly massive one. If anybody has info on this I would be interested in joining and putting up an AP in my area.
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Makes Phosphor burn in like a walk in the park huh?.... Although a permanante image of Cindy Crawford burned into my retna might not be such a bad thing.... With my luck it would be Rosanne Barr though....
Are you telling me that I can blame the messages that I leave on my ex-girlfriend's answering machine in a drunken stupor on a virus.
Woo hoo. Gotta go make a phone call....
Let the Douglas Adams, and ruling order of mice, posts begin.
Its about time we start turning this direction for portable power needs. If certain "agencies" and media outlets would quit spreading misinformation and lies about these viable power sources then maybe we could make some real progress in the lack in the portable power dept. The densities that we are currently capable of, pale in comparison with today's needs. This would be just the ticket if the PR were handled correctly.
Just my thoughts..... Nothing to see here.
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I'm not talking "Hot Grits on Natalie Portman" kinda "R", but something with a bit more of an edge too it will definately be welcome. Something dark and serious for a change. Maybe have Tim Burton direct it......
Mmmmmm Hot Griiiitssss.
Wanting to get sunlight into an office building, Org, finds out if you burn sand long enough it makes it see through.... He then applys his cave-mind engineering skills to make this new stuff called...."Windows" and puts THOSE on the outside of walls to get the sunlight into his cave. Now he moves on to bigger and better things....like wheels and "Windows" operating systems.
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It was as if a million acks cried out at once and were suddenly silenced.
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Mod Parent up.
Speaking as one of the old UUnet Regime, things got real bad after Worldbomb came in and screwed everything up. UUnet was the first and best ISP out there and is still refered to fondly by its fallen comrades. Just wondering if there were any other former UUnut's out there haunting this board. Sound OFF.
"Could you just put the internet on a disk for me so I can bring it home"
I swear I used to get this question......
Well with that much space you could cache a good part of it huh.
I know slashdot is slow on getting news but...
250 million years?
I always thought he was saying "you are dumb".... oh wait... thats thinkgeek.
And the beauty of internet pr0n is that the monitors don't stick together
Does anyone else think it might be a bad idea to give Billy Boy more power over money than he already has?
Thats ok b/c they probably CONTROL about half of the servers in america anyhow.
...... I do not think you know what this word means...
Inigo Montoya
I am moderating the slashdot website as -1: Redundant.
The only memo I got was about some TPS reports, and I used that to clean a fish with
Don't know if anyone caught the order that they presented heating the drink on the movie, but .... pouring the coffee into the cup and then turning it over to push the button would seem like a bad idea to me..... But that is just my limited vision of the world... maybe they intend for you to slurp it from your crotch afterwards.... part of the fun maybe?
Did you get that memo on the TPS Reports? ... No?.... I will email it to you again... Riiiight.....
I don't understand why @home won't reference a database of compromised machines, reroute these customers to a master web server, and display a page saying "YOUR WEB SERVER HAS BEEN COMPROMISED". Then you make the patches available on that server via a link. That way the end user is made aware that instant. No call in costing the ISP money. The end user now has the responsiblity to either look at the pretty blinking red screen or patch their shite. Seems pretty easy to me. It will take a couple of engineers maybe a days work... but then you have to ask what is the cost of the degraded service tech support calls all day from thousands of disgruntled customers?
Just some food for thought
Does anyone know if their is an initiative to do a freenet in the DC metro area. With all the high tech workers here it would be a natual place to roll out a fairly massive one. If anybody has info on this I would be interested in joining and putting up an AP in my area. .
Thats one hell of a steamer.... Mmmmm Steamed Crabs....... I once had a girlfriend.....oh never mind...
Reminds me of my sig... hehe
So great some friggin 5cR1P7 |1DD13 out there lauches a DOS at my machine and takes down the power grid to my block.... thats all I need now ;-)
Makes Phosphor burn in like a walk in the park huh?.... Although a permanante image of Cindy Crawford burned into my retna might not be such a bad thing.... With my luck it would be Rosanne Barr though....
Are you telling me that I can blame the messages that I leave on my ex-girlfriend's answering machine in a drunken stupor on a virus. Woo hoo. Gotta go make a phone call....
The extra 24 seconds are contained within the walls of aaaarrrrrraaaaa.......