The major problem with products like these is the battery life is going to suck royally. My iPaq uses a high end Lithium Polymer battery, and I still only get about 8 hours of battery life... and that's not even doing something too intensive like playing mp3s or watching movies.
Can you imagine the processor needed to decode mpeg4 on the fly? Can you imagine the processor needed to RECORD mpeg4 on the fly? Can you imagine how long this processor will run on 4 Rechargable NiMH AA batteries?
Yah.. thanks to AMERICAN satellites. Jackass. When are you little fuckin Euro trash peons gonna pay your reparations? Huh? HUH!?!?! We should nuke you all
Why not have some pizza and get drunk on hard alcohol? With pizza, wine might be nice too. And you wont feel as bloated. Take it from me I am a pro at this.
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my boss at Comp USA gave me a raise so in 3 years I can buy Windows 95
Yes
Since they repeat most stories you can just read one day and get the gist of the last few
Why the hell would anyone watch French news? French News... AAAHHAHAHAHAHAHA thats good comedy
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Keep up the good work Sir.
The major problem with products like these is the battery life is going to suck royally. My iPaq uses a high end Lithium Polymer battery, and I still only get about 8 hours of battery life... and that's not even doing something too intensive like playing mp3s or watching movies.
Can you imagine the processor needed to decode mpeg4 on the fly? Can you imagine the processor needed to RECORD mpeg4 on the fly? Can you imagine how long this processor will run on 4 Rechargable NiMH AA batteries?
Huh thats great! Unfortunately you have not been laid since 1995 either.
Win16 applications.. Thats almost as useful as a linux box! I have GOT to get one of these babies!!
OH YEAH!!!
Looks like in your ass!! (Runs away screaming...)
That is a classic!!! I will have to remember that one.
Please mod accordingly.
uhhh what the hell are you talkin about... words.... words....
I love weekend night posts, when people are drunk
A beowulf cluster of spamming cars!!!
Yah.. thanks to AMERICAN satellites. Jackass. When are you little fuckin Euro trash peons gonna pay your reparations? Huh? HUH!?!?! We should nuke you all
Imagine a beowulf cluster of shitty open sores PDAs!!!!
Good work Sir.
GIMME THAT WHICH I DESIRE
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Unless you end up with a fat nasty chick who is also into open sores software
Why not have some pizza and get drunk on hard alcohol? With pizza, wine might be nice too. And you wont feel as bloated. Take it from me I am a pro at this.
Yeah right And if John ashcroft said it, you would be slamming him
and it's not even got any diseases at all!
Well maybe that one wart is something!
I work for a company that does cat penis outsourcing for a small startup in the ND, SD, and MN area
called MyPenis Mobile http://www.monetmobile.com, which hopefully will hopefully start
a cat penis trend that will spread beyond Fargo, ND... Up to twice dog penis speeds and a
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Undectectable Spelling error. It's will be illegal to copy it, Thats bad grammar.
cluster bomb was introduced in 1986 as a replacement for earlier, Vietnam War-era cluster bombs. The CBU-87 CEM comprises the SUU-64/B
Tactical Munitions Dispenser (TMD), the FZU-39 proximity fuse, and 202 BLU-97/B Combined Effect Bomb (CEB) sub-munitions.
The CBU-87 can be delivered at any altitude and
at any airspeed. In addition, because the CBU-87 is proximity fused, it can be "toss" delivered, to increase the target standoff distance in high
threat environments, and still detonate at the appropriate altitude. The bomblete dispersal pattern and impact area can be modified by
adjusting the rate of spin on the munition dispenser and the altitude at which it opens.
Set to a low rate of spin (e.g. less than 500 rpm) and opened at low altitude (e.g. less than
300 feet) a single CBU-87 will dispense bomblets over an area of 120 by 200 feet, with an average
of 9 feet between bomblets. Depending on spin rate and altitude of dispersal, the coverage pattern can range from 70 x70 feet to 800 x 400 feet.
The BLU-97/B sub-munition is a combined effects
munition, providing both anti-armor and anti-personnel effects, as well as an incendiary
capability. The munition itself is essentially a small anti-armor shaped charge housed inside a
scored steel case, designed to break up into 300 pre-formed fragments upon detonation.
Description: The SUU-64/B is made of fiberglass,
and is olive drab in color. The dispenser is approximately 16 inches in diameter, 7.5 feet
long, weighs approximately 950 pounds, and on deployment breaks apart into 6 separate pieces.
The BLU-97/B bomblet is yellow in color, approximately 7 inches long, 2.5 inches in
diameter, and weighs 3.41 pounds. Prior to deployment the tail end of the bomblet is ringed
with a series of copper metal drogue tabs. Once released, the drogue tabs orient the bomblet and
deploy the munition's inflatable decelerator (essentially an air inflated pillow which both
slows the munition down but orients the warhead.)
General Characteristics, CBU-87 Combined Effects Munition
Manufacturer: Alliant Techsystems
Length: 7.6 feet (2.35 meters)
Diameter: 15.6 inches
Date Deployed: 1986
Weight: 950 lbs. (432 kg.)
Sub-Munition type: 202 x BLU-97/B CEB
Unit Cost: $13,941