Maybe I'm getting old too, but it seems like oncoming headlights have gotten way too bright when I'm driving.
Theres no shortage of people running hids in h4 housings that don't understand or care; hids have no high and low beam (this would be controlled by the projector) so they're constantly blinding everyone.
Nearly anything you plug into the wall has a power consumption rating on. However instead of a big yellow sticker on the front saying it will save you $5 a year on your electric bill its on the back and its measured in watts. Shocking no?
we will entertain the idea of open sourcing our old stuff if you can overlook our horde of lawyers that will go after you should you want to run open battle.net or depart from our draconian eulas on all our games.
I think its much more likely they will roll out some sort of per seat licensing, then should you have guests over and exceed the number of licenses they just shut it off.
your power meter will roll backwards if you start producing more energy than you consume and the utility has to pay you the going rate for the energy. problem is unless you have a couple of acres of panels dont expect to see alot of $$$
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Comforting to know your ISP would openly sell your info (anonymous or not). Then again maybe they all do, it's been a while since I've read a TOS.
I'm sure the activity from the 8 computers on my DSL line would be raising a few eyebrows.
Im sure you can block out this area of the drive. Maybe an electro magnet or put a nice little scratch where the info is on the drive. Then again if you have access to some hd milling equipment and a cleanroom get that extra meg back.
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Maybe I'm getting old too, but it seems like oncoming headlights have gotten way too bright when I'm driving.
Theres no shortage of people running hids in h4 housings that don't understand or care; hids have no high and low beam (this would be controlled by the projector) so they're constantly blinding everyone.
Wasn't there a disaster scenario in that game where the thing would carve a trench through your city?
Why would you ever take it off?
under the epa fuel economy testing system wasn't the first gen prius rated at 100mpg in their lab, but in the real world its somewhere in the 40s.
to see what kind of drm scheme they come up with...
they will probably synchronize the release of new products, how will the fan boys figure out which line to stand in...
Since 1996...
We should have Iran and North Korea handle the disposal of the worlds nuclear weapons.
3. THE cake is a lie.
skip the solar panels and go for an RTG.
Nearly anything you plug into the wall has a power consumption rating on. However instead of a big yellow sticker on the front saying it will save you $5 a year on your electric bill its on the back and its measured in watts. Shocking no?
we will entertain the idea of open sourcing our old stuff if you can overlook our horde of lawyers that will go after you should you want to run open battle.net or depart from our draconian eulas on all our games.
And I really wanted a copy on my new dell.
Its a Weather Balloon.
Got root?
you forgot the lobster dinners for all the managers & vendors...
probably be the only branch of the military that hires 8 year olds to talk smack on irc.
I think its much more likely they will roll out some sort of per seat licensing, then should you have guests over and exceed the number of licenses they just shut it off.
At least the penguin preserve on pluto is safe...
your power meter will roll backwards if you start producing more energy than you consume and the utility has to pay you the going rate for the energy. problem is unless you have a couple of acres of panels dont expect to see alot of $$$
Comforting to know your ISP would openly sell your info (anonymous or not). Then again maybe they all do, it's been a while since I've read a TOS.
I'm sure the activity from the 8 computers on my DSL line would be raising a few eyebrows.
Im sure you can block out this area of the drive. Maybe an electro magnet or put a nice little scratch where the info is on the drive. Then again if you have access to some hd milling equipment and a cleanroom get that extra meg back.