I just buy the curtains with loops built in, no rings needed.
But, if I could print the whole curtain.... nope still not worth it.
Plus the $18 of material doesn't include trial and error mistakes of learning how to use the thing,
I run MS Security Essentials on an old 1.2Ghz Celeron with 512mb RAM used as a standard-def media pc. Granted it doesn't see internet usage but I've never really noticed the anti-virus making trouble.
"will not be treated as a United States person, unless such person can be positively identified as such, or the nature or circumstances of the person's communications give rise to a reasonable belief that such person is a United States person," the secret document stated.'"
Which is why I start all my conversations with an un-encrypted "Hello fellow US citizen! Nice weather here in the US, where we both live and currently are, today huh?";-)
I actually really like their website, especially the hourly weather graph and radar images. I find it handier (and more ad free) than many private sites.
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Just awesome, thank you for that. Although, I feel like Java is treated more like person man around here ;)
I just buy the curtains with loops built in, no rings needed. But, if I could print the whole curtain.... nope still not worth it. Plus the $18 of material doesn't include trial and error mistakes of learning how to use the thing,
I run MS Security Essentials on an old 1.2Ghz Celeron with 512mb RAM used as a standard-def media pc. Granted it doesn't see internet usage but I've never really noticed the anti-virus making trouble.
On the other hand, massively parallel computation is what spreadsheets are and what GPU is good at.
^^^ This. Although not always, but often enough.
If you have multiple columns performing the same action for each cell accost a few thousand rows, it could make a difference.
"will not be treated as a United States person, unless such person can be positively identified as such, or the nature or circumstances of the person's communications give rise to a reasonable belief that such person is a United States person," the secret document stated.'"
Which is why I start all my conversations with an un-encrypted "Hello fellow US citizen! Nice weather here in the US, where we both live and currently are, today huh?" ;-)
I actually really like their website, especially the hourly weather graph and radar images. I find it handier (and more ad free) than many private sites.
Much better than soylent red!