The Poqet PC ran MSDOS programs, 80x25 screen, used ram cards of various size for disk, battery life 50-100 hours, although the Plus version had NiCads.
Intellectually, I know that the beta Tritium gives off is harmless because anything will stop it. But I doubt I'd tuck it my pants pocket, just the same.
To save screen space, how about a small animated character that pops up and warns you when you hit a phishing site and gives you a list of options? Symbolically, it could look like a fishhook or a bent piece of wire...
I quoted someone and gave the link. *shrug* I imagine that the rules are different between using minute amounts as a biological tracer, and wanting to turn batches into helium* and neutrons in a "Farnsworth Fusor". (* or whatever the tritium result would be.)
"Tritium requires a $40,000 dollar license from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, with secure facilities and weekly medical exams because of its radioactivity. Don't even think about trying to get Tritium. It is dangerous and illegal." (And this from people doing home-built fusion reactors!)
But don't forget that it's all the work of Satan! (I think they're just trying to sell Dancing Jesus boxer-shorts: "Is that Jesus in your pants, or are you just happy to Praise the Lord?")
Why not just pack the tubes with radioactive material and heavy water? Or Radium and Zinc Sulfide for that retro-look Undark glow? (Risk doesn't seem to be a problem for them.)
Slashdot blocks out the IP addresses and ranges of abusers. Abusers use proxies and zombies to relay their connection to Slashdot from somewhere else to avoid the blocks. Slashdot checks for common proxy/zombie software by attempting to connect to various ports and proxy connect through your machine back to Slashdot.
Firewall Kazowie reads ZoneAlarm logs and plays sounds effect wavs in real time depending which port was hit. On my box, I have a Star Trek themed sound effect on each port that Slashdot hits in sequence. Useless but entertaining.
Proxy detection. This is to cut down on the jerks flooding with GNAA-Nazi-Montreal,Haha type drivel.
With Firewall Kazowie (plug plug) doing sound effects from the ZoneAlarm logs, it's pretty entertaining on the first post of the day with a new IP address.
The target: the ShadowCrew, a gang whose members were schooled in identity theft, bank account pillage, and the fencing of ill-gotten wares on the Web, police say. For months, agents had been watching their every move through a clandestine gateway into their Web site, shadowcrew.com.
Obviously they missed the class at school on how to keep a low profile.
Spam is great! You can keep a can of it in the back of the cupboard for years. Every time you're stuck for something to cook for lunch or supper, you can look in the cupboard and say "Well, there's always the Spam", and you'll be able think of something else to prepare almost immediately.
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The Poqet PC ran MSDOS programs, 80x25 screen, used ram cards of various size for disk, battery life 50-100 hours, although the Plus version had NiCads.
Intellectually, I know that the beta Tritium gives off is harmless because anything will stop it. But I doubt I'd tuck it my pants pocket, just the same.
To save screen space, how about a small animated character that pops up and warns you when you hit a phishing site and gives you a list of options? Symbolically, it could look like a fishhook or a bent piece of wire...
Glow stir stick? Now, this is the drink of a Jedi! (Warning, extremely cheesey web site!)
I quoted someone and gave the link. *shrug* I imagine that the rules are different between using minute amounts as a biological tracer, and wanting to turn batches into helium* and neutrons in a "Farnsworth Fusor". (* or whatever the tritium result would be.)
"Tritium requires a $40,000 dollar license from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, with secure facilities and weekly medical exams because of its radioactivity. Don't even think about trying to get Tritium. It is dangerous and illegal." (And this from people doing home-built fusion reactors!)
He sounds English, but they're not sure if Mr. Palpatine was encouraging them or not.
But don't forget that it's all the work of Satan! (I think they're just trying to sell Dancing Jesus boxer-shorts: "Is that Jesus in your pants, or are you just happy to Praise the Lord?")
It's pretty short. The dialog goes like: "If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine... *BOOM*!"
Why not just pack the tubes with radioactive material and heavy water? Or Radium and Zinc Sulfide for that retro-look Undark glow? (Risk doesn't seem to be a problem for them.)
Remember: Kinky is using a feather. Perverted is using the whole chicken.
Elementary sci-fi!
Do they have 3D chicken input? The National University of Singapore seems to be putting a lot of work into it.
And David Suzuki before that.
But I'm running 1.0.1.4. (I guess I should update the build and description. :)
Sith dating techiques: "I am the Mr Right you are looking for. Let's get down to business. Move along."
Firewall Kazowie reads ZoneAlarm logs and plays sounds effect wavs in real time depending which port was hit. On my box, I have a Star Trek themed sound effect on each port that Slashdot hits in sequence. Useless but entertaining.
With Firewall Kazowie (plug plug) doing sound effects from the ZoneAlarm logs, it's pretty entertaining on the first post of the day with a new IP address.
It's a lot like Discworld dwarven bread.
McDonald's are trialling a new breakfast meal made of Spam in their restaurants in Hawaii. (Story dated 2002.) In that case, Spam would definitely be an increase in the food quality.
And maybe the spammers (mcdonalders?) would sue for defamation?
No, it was shipped to Britain in large quantities during WWII. And Hormel did invent the name.
SPAM or spam, it's all a bunch of tripe!
They're cheating by not showing how large the seperate power supply is. It would be kind of a let-down if it was as large as the computer!