If the Sun went supernova (impossible, but work with me) the neutrinos would kill all life to the outer solar system. (Never mind being fried and blown apart, the neutrinos have already killed you.)
As for a Hypernova.. well, I guess "BANG!" doesn't quite cover it.
Besides, according to Elron Hubbard in All About Radiation, radiation is water-soluable and you can wash it off. (And not smoking causes cancer.) Whooda thunk it?
I doubt that they're in close. If they were they'd be perturbed by the major jovian moons and probably bumped out of orbit. And they would have had to have a cloaking device to remain hidden from probes orbiting Jupiter for years.
IANAA, but I thought that you don't really want to use the most powerful telescopes for spoting comets and asteroids. You want something that can see a relatively large area of the sky, and when you spot something moving, you zoom in with the "big guns".
It sounds like one of them is working on his tan. Wait, in Britain? Probably does field trips to Spain for research. Yeah, research, that's the ticket...
I didn't think you'd mind, so I reposted your message to nanae. Look for the thread "Reward offered for joe-jobbers!"
I really do think that the fact you're prepared to sue will generate more interest than the reward. (Spammers getting hit by a Big Fscking Mallet 9000 *is* our reward!)
If you want to unleash the experts on the people who joe-jobbed you, you should post this to the newsgroup news.admin.net-abuse.email. Most of the people there would help out just to bag these turkeys. (And some might have a good idea of who they are already.) High noise ratio, but no worse than Slashdot.
Yeah, Homel and LEGO are on my Good Guys list. (LEGO: See the Slashdot article a year or so back. That has to be the most polite "please don't violate our trademark" letter that I've ever seen. Hack our boxes, reverse engineer, write replacement software, cool! Gotta love 'em!)
Just buying groceries at the supermarket leaves a long data trail of..
Sure does, and I'll bet that they'll be tracking down that subversive Mr. Cash any day now. ($Deity, I hate being in the 8 items check-out behind some bozo with a discount card and debit card, and they cna't remember their PIN...)
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As for a Hypernova .. well, I guess "BANG!" doesn't quite cover it.
Alright! Refer to this previous Slashdot article on Anger as a Software Design Philosophy and get coding dude!
Besides, according to Elron Hubbard in All About Radiation, radiation is water-soluable and you can wash it off. (And not smoking causes cancer.) Whooda thunk it?
And I've always wondered about that name: ananova-- "not new" or "nothing new".
Of course. My point was that we're not slowing down spotting Earth-intersecting objects by using powerful scopes on Jupiter and friends.
By now they must be down to Hum, God of Things That Were There a Moment Ago.
Cloaking device? "That's no moon..."
Hmm... You never know with these god types. Bulls, golden showers, making it with swans.. As well as the more common sort of thing.
IANAA, but I thought that you don't really want to use the most powerful telescopes for spoting comets and asteroids. You want something that can see a relatively large area of the sky, and when you spot something moving, you zoom in with the "big guns".
Just never sit on Microsoft Toilet 1.0. Can you say Blue Flush of Death?
Hopefully this toilet technology isn't Windows based. After all, Code Red, 'nuff said.
It sounds like one of them is working on his tan. Wait, in Britain? Probably does field trips to Spain for research. Yeah, research, that's the ticket...
There's just something wrong with that!
And there were a few problems that happened in the newer version that weren't in the old. That would be bad.
I don't know if she'd take the money. On the other hand, a donation of Godiva might be acceptable. ;^)
Why not stock up on two dollar coins, easier to carry. :^P
There was a spammer named Dave,
Who continuely acted the knave,
He lived in a trailer,
Now jail with a sailor,
And forced to do acts deprave'.
I really do think that the fact you're prepared to sue will generate more interest than the reward. (Spammers getting hit by a Big Fscking Mallet 9000 *is* our reward!)
If you want to unleash the experts on the people who joe-jobbed you, you should post this to the newsgroup news.admin.net-abuse.email. Most of the people there would help out just to bag these turkeys. (And some might have a good idea of who they are already.) High noise ratio, but no worse than Slashdot.
Yeah, Homel and LEGO are on my Good Guys list. (LEGO: See the Slashdot article a year or so back. That has to be the most polite "please don't violate our trademark" letter that I've ever seen. Hack our boxes, reverse engineer, write replacement software, cool! Gotta love 'em!)
Since we haven't encountered any alien species to murder yet, I'm not surprised. However, the meaning is obvious from the root Latin.
Of course Brazil was just a movie. A Buttle/Tuttle foul-up could never happen in real life.
And you think that'll help? :^) Praise Allah that I didn't pay for those copies with a credit card... D'OH!
If there were embedded planets there, they wouldn't be allowed to tell where they are, or face expulsion.
Sure does, and I'll bet that they'll be tracking down that subversive Mr. Cash any day now. ($Deity, I hate being in the 8 items check-out behind some bozo with a discount card and debit card, and they cna't remember their PIN...)