You may want to reconsider that statement, Iran Air Flight 655. You may want to reconsider that statement, Iran Air 655 was downed by a radar guided SAM launched from a warship. These lasers are to stop man portable IR guided missiles, and would do nothing to stop a radar guided missile
I ordered a new camera lens from B&H yesterday. For orders of over $1500 to the UK and Australia, they will not accept Visa or Mastercard - only Amex or Diners. Sure makes a change from here, where Amex is the less accepted card.
My experience with dealing with Amex has been far better than any of the Visa or MC dealings. Amex pretend to care about me, the banks don't even pretend.
But it has got an awesome record against USAF F-15s in exercises, and you have to remember that the not a single F-15 has been lost to air-to-air combat yet (and it has been in a few wars).
I have a BL-5C unaffected by the recall in my N70. It goes flat very quickly when I turn 3G on. If I leave it in GSM-only mode, the battery lasts a lot longer.
Furthermore, overclocking does decrease the reliability and longevity of the CPU
It does? You'd better explain that to my Celeron300A, which has been running non-stop at 464MHz for the last 7 years. By the time a CPU dies of old age, you wouldn't want to use it anyway.
I lost count of how many Atari 2600 joysticks my brother and I destroyed. They didn't last long at all (same could be said for the Amiga 500's mouse buttons).
Not only do we wait up to 18 months for the shows, the local networks air them at stupid times, keep changing timeslots, air the episodes out of order, start the episode late because some other live show earlier that night ran late.
Due to the crappy timeslots, I'd have to tape almost all the shows I want. If I'm watching a tape, I'm going to fastforward the ads. So why not download it off the internet a year earlier and save all the hassle?
This isn't the same as a movie. I go to the cinemas every few weeks and pay to watch a movie. This is free-to-air TV that I wouldn't have paid anything to watch in the first place.
f it's really electricity that's the problem with the rail gun, putting a nuclear reactor on a smaller ship wouldn't be more work than breaking out some old plans, or making a long-distance phone call to a retired-engineer's home in Russia.
Who needs Russia? The world's smallest nuke powered surface warship was the USS Bainbridge. At 9,100 tons, Bainbridge is much smaller than DD(X).
Yeah, I've got my eye on a Canon 100-400mm f/4-5.6L. $1400-$1600. Ouch. Man is it a nice lens, though...
I have the 24-105 f/4 L IS, 70-200 f/4 L and the 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L IS. They all rock. I am thinking of selling the 70-200, as I hardly use it now I have the 100-400.
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I ordered a new camera lens from B&H yesterday. For orders of over $1500 to the UK and Australia, they will not accept Visa or Mastercard - only Amex or Diners. Sure makes a change from here, where Amex is the less accepted card.
My experience with dealing with Amex has been far better than any of the Visa or MC dealings. Amex pretend to care about me, the banks don't even pretend.
you could always just buy it from amazon
http://onlinebooks.110mb.com/tm%2031-210/31-210-contents.htm for anybody who was wondering...
But it has got an awesome record against USAF F-15s in exercises, and you have to remember that the not a single F-15 has been lost to air-to-air combat yet (and it has been in a few wars).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Five
sudo make me a sandwich
Reminds me of this :)
I have a BL-5C unaffected by the recall in my N70. It goes flat very quickly when I turn 3G on. If I leave it in GSM-only mode, the battery lasts a lot longer.
The were some punk kids who stole a guy's car. Doesn't surprise me at all that they crashed.
It does? You'd better explain that to my Celeron300A, which has been running non-stop at 464MHz for the last 7 years. By the time a CPU dies of old age, you wouldn't want to use it anyway.
Telstra are building their own 1.2Tbps cable to Hawaii, Pipenetworks are building a 640Mbps cable to Guam, and Southern Cross are upgrading their cables from 240Gbps to 1.2Tbps.
So things are actually looking good.
That's already here.
http://fe22.news.sp1.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070522/wl_u k_afp/nepalchinabritain
I lost count of how many Atari 2600 joysticks my brother and I destroyed. They didn't last long at all (same could be said for the Amiga 500's mouse buttons).
Yes, it is.
What about Duke Nukem Forever?
DNF is a very important game.. If it ever gets released, hell will instantly freeze over.
Not only do we wait up to 18 months for the shows, the local networks air them at stupid times, keep changing timeslots, air the episodes out of order, start the episode late because some other live show earlier that night ran late.
Due to the crappy timeslots, I'd have to tape almost all the shows I want. If I'm watching a tape, I'm going to fastforward the ads. So why not download it off the internet a year earlier and save all the hassle?
This isn't the same as a movie. I go to the cinemas every few weeks and pay to watch a movie. This is free-to-air TV that I wouldn't have paid anything to watch in the first place.
f it's really electricity that's the problem with the rail gun, putting a nuclear reactor on a smaller ship wouldn't be more work than breaking out some old plans, or making a long-distance phone call to a retired-engineer's home in Russia.
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Who needs Russia? The world's smallest nuke powered surface warship was the USS Bainbridge. At 9,100 tons, Bainbridge is much smaller than DD(X).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Bainbridge_(CGN-
Democrats! Democrats! Democrats!
I have the 24-105 f/4 L IS, 70-200 f/4 L and the 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L IS. They all rock. I am thinking of selling the 70-200, as I hardly use it now I have the 100-400.
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I wonder if it's compatible with an Etherkiller :)
This is old news, was reported back in 2003 - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/04/11/the_selfhe aling_selfhopping_landmine/
I swear slashdot ran a story on it, but I can't find it.
It can't be too hard to modify an ICBM to hit a target in LEO.
http://www.fhmus.com/articles-1276.asp