When I finished reading this book, I was pretty down for a few days. Even now, 20 years later, it brings on a touch of melancholy. I enjoy Wilson's work (Chronoliths was good), but this one fits the bill for the topic.
Killz white primer paint works wonders on smoke impregnated walls. Not a shill... just used it on the walls in my house. Sometimes the house is worth it, even if there's smoker's residue. Like someone else said, clean it first, then Killz the rest.:)
That's called PhonePro training, and everyone in the support call center I worked at for Sharp was required to take it. They believed that a smile on your face could be "heard" on the other end, and made the customer more likely to be friendly, even if they started off angry.
Check the summary again. It says "equivalent", not one big 92x92 plot of technology. If the solar fields could be made smaller, but many more spread out over the region, you could get the same effect as if it were one large setup.
I heard about this on NPR last week, and this same concern was brought up. No one is saying that they are going to make such a huge array (can you imagine the need for maintenance workers?). However, if there are enough arrays created, it can be the functional equivalent of the 92x92 field spoken about.
... for a particular CMS system? PHP-Nuke, Xoops, PostNuke? Any others that may not have these exploits?
Just wondering what people out there are using/have used.
PCI Express is not PCI. The bandwidth is completely different. PCI is 133MB/s. PCI Express is 200MB/s per x1. PCI Express graphics cards can be x16.
Check the ASUS P5AD4 Premium motherboard for a look at some of the new connectors.
Thunder
I'm going to jump into this (hopefully I won't land wrong).
According to one of the books (can't remember which one) the planet Kessel is near a bunch of black holes (yeah, I know...). When someone does the Kessel Run, it is measured in distance. The shortest runs are closer to the black holes, and therefore can turn around the spice they mine on Kessel (hmm...) and make a higher profit.
I wish I could remember the book, but this was the general description given to explain Han's statement. Yeah, it's kinda pathetic I remember this. You don't need to remind me.;)
Slashdot Mirror
You're lucky. My dad took me to see The Exorcist when it came out. Made quite the impression on a 5-year-old's imagination...
When I finished reading this book, I was pretty down for a few days. Even now, 20 years later, it brings on a touch of melancholy. I enjoy Wilson's work (Chronoliths was good), but this one fits the bill for the topic.
I thought SPAM stood for Squirrels, Possum, and Muskrat... could be regional...
Killz white primer paint works wonders on smoke impregnated walls. Not a shill... just used it on the walls in my house. Sometimes the house is worth it, even if there's smoker's residue. Like someone else said, clean it first, then Killz the rest. :)
+1 Subtle Maiden reference
That's called PhonePro training, and everyone in the support call center I worked at for Sharp was required to take it. They believed that a smile on your face could be "heard" on the other end, and made the customer more likely to be friendly, even if they started off angry.
A nonexistent Advil at that...
Wait... you read the article?
Check the summary again. It says "equivalent", not one big 92x92 plot of technology. If the solar fields could be made smaller, but many more spread out over the region, you could get the same effect as if it were one large setup.
I heard about this on NPR last week, and this same concern was brought up. No one is saying that they are going to make such a huge array (can you imagine the need for maintenance workers?). However, if there are enough arrays created, it can be the functional equivalent of the 92x92 field spoken about.
Thunder
Most newer cars have their headlights on all the time, regardless if it is day or night. If this is so for Spackler, then no, it's not extra energy.
Where would one find such a wonderful liquid? They don't sell such things in my area. :(
Instead of Squirrel, Possum, and Muskrat, it will be Stuffed Porcupine in Mushrooms. :)
... for a particular CMS system? PHP-Nuke, Xoops, PostNuke? Any others that may not have these exploits? Just wondering what people out there are using/have used.
Try slamming a revolving door...
;)
Other than that, I agree.
I have a few invites. It seems as if I can't get rid of all of them.
The first six to send me their e-mail will get an invite.
James
You have people follow you? I can never find a freakin' blue shirt when I need one.
Their anime DVDs are cheap, which are the only things I buy there.
PCI Express is not PCI. The bandwidth is completely different. PCI is 133MB/s. PCI Express is 200MB/s per x1. PCI Express graphics cards can be x16. Check the ASUS P5AD4 Premium motherboard for a look at some of the new connectors. Thunder
I would like one please.
thunder@thisissucks.com
Which is probably why there was white fluid (presumably the spider poison) coming from Frodo's mouth.
heh... sounds like they multiplied 40,000 by 5000 to get their millions. ;)
no, no... K2, Electric Boogaloo
Necrons, eh? ;)
I may just have to finish my army before the 15th of July then. Nearly there now.
Why pay full price when you can get them 30% off?
So... I bet you're hoping that Punxsutawney Phil doesn't predict 6 more weeks of winter, eh? ;)
that's not fair - it's AMERICANS that say Duel, Definately, Loose etc etc etc
That's funny. I'm American, and to me, dual and duel are two totally different words.
dual = consisting of two like parts
duel = formal combat between two opponents
Only similarities refer to the number two.
You must mean all those other Americans...
JR
I'm going to jump into this (hopefully I won't land wrong).
;)
According to one of the books (can't remember which one) the planet Kessel is near a bunch of black holes (yeah, I know...). When someone does the Kessel Run, it is measured in distance. The shortest runs are closer to the black holes, and therefore can turn around the spice they mine on Kessel (hmm...) and make a higher profit.
I wish I could remember the book, but this was the general description given to explain Han's statement. Yeah, it's kinda pathetic I remember this. You don't need to remind me.
Thunder