I think the day my "real-life community" goes online, I'll lay off the caffeine i.v. I have going here and pry my ass out of this chair.
Real life is good sometimes people. I know...you gotta deal with other people but if you're to the point were you but black paint under your eyes to reduce monitor glare (no kidding I've done this in a personal 48 hour gaming marathon), it's time to take a walk.
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if you ever wanted to kill anybody...this is the way to do it. very small dosage and not usually screened for in an autopsy without previous suspicion. Nicotine is also very toxic with and L.D. 50 of 230 orally in mice. However, nicotine turns brown upon exposure to light, has an acrid burning taste, and smells of pyradine. However it is very cheap. Merck was unable to provide an L.D. number orally for humans for caffeine or nicotine. Remember though, the L.D. 50 is the dosage at which half of the specimens die. To insure lethal dosage, double the amount given in the L.D. 50. Happy poisioning I guess...
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if they are 140 microns thick or whatever, wouldn't they be susceptible to tearing? I mean basically this is just like the foil data layer of a cd with very little protection. this would also make them more vulnerable to scratches and whatnot because you dont have a millimeter or so of plastic between the face and the data. a scratch that would not affect a normal cd may very well scratch all the way to the data layer of a thin cd.
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don't you just love when we do half the terrorists jobs for them then wonder how they pull off elaborate attacks?
NASA can't even keep all of their measurements in SI, and we're going to let them accelerate nuclear reactors to 17,500+mph?!?! what happens when the self destruct code has to be issued because some retard messed up the entire launch because he read a comma as a decimal: nuclear fallout? yes, nuclear fission powered craft are one of the only ways to get to where we want to go, but there are other options such as ion propulsion and some other innovative ideas floating around.
also, the weight of the shielding around a nuclear reactor would make the craft horribly inefficient because it would be using all of the energy just to overcome gravity, rather than accelerating to never before seen speeds.
i have some tritium albeit very small amounts. it comes in the form of a sealed glass tube with trtium gas inside. the inner walls of the tube are coated with phosphorous. when the beta radiation hits the phosphorous, it gets excited and glows. these completely self contained light sources glow for 10 - 20 years. however, in order to import them to most NATO countries, you need a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission or equivalent. If you live in a non-NATO country however, forget about it. I however obtained them without a NRC license, which is in case you all try it, very much illegal.
This reminds me of a summit between the US and the former Soviet Union. The United States was amazed to learn that the Soviets did not possess the computers that they (the US) did to run the calculations. When the Soviets were asked about this, one (whos name escapes me now) said "We don't care about no computers, we just want it go boom," or something to that effect.
the US only does subcritical testing anymore meaning there is not enough fissionable material to sustain a chain reaction. If I recall correctly, these are done in a large tunnel-like lab several hundred feet underground.
I always found it funny that OSHA makes the scientists that work there wear safety goggles and hard hats. If something goes wrong down there, it's going to go wrong in a big way and no amount of plexiglass is going to protect you.
What if NASA sent out a space probe every year with pretty much the same trajectory. This way each probe could have modern technology, be able to probe faster/better, and if they kept launching them every year, the farthest one would only have to transmit as far as the one release the year after the first was launched so that the 2nd one would amplify and retransmit to the 3rd one and so on and so on.
ok, now bring on the inevitable jokes about a beowolf cluster of probes.
I can see it now. A sizeable precentage of slashdotters starts building these super massive rail guns. One by one, they power them on. Eventually hundreds of these are drawing thousands of volts and amps.
Magnesium is hard as hell for an amateur to work on. It needs to be cut in an inert environment so it doesn't burn. Once Mg gets burning, not much stops it.
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I think the day my "real-life community" goes online, I'll lay off the caffeine i.v. I have going here and pry my ass out of this chair.
Real life is good sometimes people. I know...you gotta deal with other people but if you're to the point were you but black paint under your eyes to reduce monitor glare (no kidding I've done this in a personal 48 hour gaming marathon), it's time to take a walk.
if you ever wanted to kill anybody...this is the way to do it. very small dosage and not usually screened for in an autopsy without previous suspicion. Nicotine is also very toxic with and L.D. 50 of 230 orally in mice. However, nicotine turns brown upon exposure to light, has an acrid burning taste, and smells of pyradine. However it is very cheap. Merck was unable to provide an L.D. number orally for humans for caffeine or nicotine. Remember though, the L.D. 50 is the dosage at which half of the specimens die. To insure lethal dosage, double the amount given in the L.D. 50. Happy poisioning I guess...
I remember somebody successfully patented the "circular mobility facilitation device"...
aka the wheel
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Muwahahahaha!
From the article:
/me snickers at the fact hes ripping Training Day as he types this. Screw you MPAA...you'll never take me alive! Muwahahaha!
Some of the movies found haven't yet been released to video, including "The Lord of the Rings," "Training Day" and "Ali."
should be public execution of Bill Gates.
if they are 140 microns thick or whatever, wouldn't they be susceptible to tearing? I mean basically this is just like the foil data layer of a cd with very little protection. this would also make them more vulnerable to scratches and whatnot because you dont have a millimeter or so of plastic between the face and the data. a scratch that would not affect a normal cd may very well scratch all the way to the data layer of a thin cd.
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Thank you, 0catch.com
*sigh*
like the t-shirt says: scan my network and die.
as far as i'm concerned, it is illegal and I am judge, jury, and executioner...muwahaha
in the same page as the network map is
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don't you just love when we do half the terrorists jobs for them then wonder how they pull off elaborate attacks?
oop, nevermind....i know =)
NASA can't even keep all of their measurements in SI, and we're going to let them accelerate nuclear reactors to 17,500+mph?!?! what happens when the self destruct code has to be issued because some retard messed up the entire launch because he read a comma as a decimal: nuclear fallout? yes, nuclear fission powered craft are one of the only ways to get to where we want to go, but there are other options such as ion propulsion and some other innovative ideas floating around. also, the weight of the shielding around a nuclear reactor would make the craft horribly inefficient because it would be using all of the energy just to overcome gravity, rather than accelerating to never before seen speeds.
i thought all environmentalists were whackos?
For a minute I thought this was some weird fetish porno spoof of the new movie The Time Machine.
i have some tritium albeit very small amounts. it comes in the form of a sealed glass tube with trtium gas inside. the inner walls of the tube are coated with phosphorous. when the beta radiation hits the phosphorous, it gets excited and glows. these completely self contained light sources glow for 10 - 20 years. however, in order to import them to most NATO countries, you need a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission or equivalent. If you live in a non-NATO country however, forget about it. I however obtained them without a NRC license, which is in case you all try it, very much illegal.
This reminds me of a summit between the US and the former Soviet Union. The United States was amazed to learn that the Soviets did not possess the computers that they (the US) did to run the calculations. When the Soviets were asked about this, one (whos name escapes me now) said "We don't care about no computers, we just want it go boom," or something to that effect.
the US only does subcritical testing anymore meaning there is not enough fissionable material to sustain a chain reaction. If I recall correctly, these are done in a large tunnel-like lab several hundred feet underground.
I always found it funny that OSHA makes the scientists that work there wear safety goggles and hard hats. If something goes wrong down there, it's going to go wrong in a big way and no amount of plexiglass is going to protect you.
wow, my german teacher has this sign on her computer. btw, its not real german...some is but most is made up.
What if NASA sent out a space probe every year with pretty much the same trajectory. This way each probe could have modern technology, be able to probe faster/better, and if they kept launching them every year, the farthest one would only have to transmit as far as the one release the year after the first was launched so that the 2nd one would amplify and retransmit to the 3rd one and so on and so on.
ok, now bring on the inevitable jokes about a beowolf cluster of probes.
I can see it now. A sizeable precentage of slashdotters starts building these super massive rail guns. One by one, they power them on. Eventually hundreds of these are drawing thousands of volts and amps.
Bam! The enitre power grid is slashdotted.
*lights dim*
"whats that?"
"timmy's just playing with his railgun again"
Magnesium is hard as hell for an amateur to work on. It needs to be cut in an inert environment so it doesn't burn. Once Mg gets burning, not much stops it.
I wonder if the Al shields EMF's enought that they don't interfere with anything like phones, tvs, etc.
hahaha, we're going to /. the stats page showing the /. effect.
uhh, no. thats called perpetuality and it is a big no-no in physics.