Nah man, it's cause he still gots the code to the parking garage over at the TSAs main office. They just need to change the code and he wont be able to get in anymore.
Yep, totally agree. I got into Altiris, that imaging software package, years ago. Once I learned how to keep things clean and tight with Altiris I never went back. I have to admit my virus fighting skills are pretty much gone now. But back in the day I fought a polymorphic monkey stealth virus when sneaker net was popular.
Strap a Honda generator to your Nissan Leaf. Then you will get some serious mileage. Wait, can you even charge the Leaf while driving it?
I remember seeing some documentation a long time ago from Nissan at the dealer. You had to agree to provide a 110 V outlet or a 220 Volt outlet in the US. Does this new final release version of the Leaf only have the 220 volt recharge option?
They did not put solar panels on it. I know solar panels are not that great but come on, it would eventually charge the batteries right?
It would give you some energy if left sitting out in the Texas sun for 8-9 hours while you work a normal day. Actually, a normal day might be more like 11-12 hours for some of us.
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Yeah, I was fishing for a troll but all I got was a stinking laser eyed-shark.
Just google "Single-cell biological lasers" and you get some free sources for the article. Looks like they "shined" blue light on a cell which was positioned between 2 mirrors. So out of the 3 parts needed for a laser, 2 of them were not biological. I say good news that they grew cells capable of lasing the light but the article headline really jumps to conclusions and dramatizes it a bit, what am I saying?
Nature.com had the article.
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Right, it's spelled Sheople.
Well, if it looks like a duck and it sounds like a duck,...
Good one, she always seems to be just out of reach. Damn princesses, that's why I finally lowered my standards and married a mere mortal.
Nah man, it's cause he still gots the code to the parking garage over at the TSAs main office. They just need to change the code and he wont be able to get in anymore.
Yep, totally agree. I got into Altiris, that imaging software package, years ago. Once I learned how to keep things clean and tight with Altiris I never went back. I have to admit my virus fighting skills are pretty much gone now. But back in the day I fought a polymorphic monkey stealth virus when sneaker net was popular.
Yeah, I agree. That was a long ass article about netbooks. At some point it seemed like the author was jus5 making shit up as he went along.
So, should we all start adding FBI seizures to our disaster recovery plans?
Strap a Honda generator to your Nissan Leaf. Then you will get some serious mileage. Wait, can you even charge the Leaf while driving it?
I remember seeing some documentation a long time ago from Nissan at the dealer. You had to agree to provide a 110 V outlet or a 220 Volt outlet in the US. Does this new final release version of the Leaf only have the 220 volt recharge option?
They did not put solar panels on it. I know solar panels are not that great but come on, it would eventually charge the batteries right?
It would give you some energy if left sitting out in the Texas sun for 8-9 hours while you work a normal day. Actually, a normal day might be more like 11-12 hours for some of us.
Yeah, I was fishing for a troll but all I got was a stinking laser eyed-shark.
Just google "Single-cell biological lasers" and you get some free sources for the article. Looks like they "shined" blue light on a cell which was positioned between 2 mirrors. So out of the 3 parts needed for a laser, 2 of them were not biological. I say good news that they grew cells capable of lasing the light but the article headline really jumps to conclusions and dramatizes it a bit, what am I saying? Nature.com had the article.