Humans have a lot of responses like this. When one of us gets sick and vomits, anyone else who sees it also feels sick and tries to vomit. The implication being that if one of us has eaten bad, possibly toxic food, the rest of us should try to purge our stomachs before it affects us.
Try this the next time you're at home with your dog or cat. Yawn widely and deeply in front of your pet. Chances are, you can make your pet yawn. This is an old, *old* mechanism.
Whew! When I first read that, I thought you were recommending vomitting in front of your dog or cat and waiting to see what happens. Might be something fun to try at somebody else's house.
They stopped getting complaints because the people complaining went out and bought external floppy drives.
I bought an iMac in 1998 and have only needed to use a floppy disk once since. And really, I probably didn't *need* to install SimCity 2000 from 1995 onto my PB G4, but I found the floppy laying around and couldn't resist. It runs so much quicker than it did on my LCIII.
That's a bold claim, saying you're 100% sure the universe is 1000 years old. I can only remember the last couple decades, and have no idea what happened prior to me being born.
For all I know, the universe was created last week, just to spite me.
But the point of my post was to question your assertion that the ONLY problem is the paint. The power supply is a much bigger concern to me, because without it, the computer is worthless. The PB G4 power supply is a POS because of those damned LEDs in the connector. The rest of the design is great, but the part that I plug in and out several times a day should be made of something that's not going to fail.
I've finally figured out that any paint missing from my PowerBook was probably scratched off by my metal watch. It's not a big deal, it's just paint, get over it.
My problem with my PowerBook is that the cord for my power supply broke right where it plugs into the computer. With all these electronics for the LEDs I don't know if I can fix it. I've got a replacement on the way from Apple, although I should've just driven to the Apple Store a few hours away, because I don't know if I can wait nearly a week to use my PB. In the meantime I bought GTA Vice City for my PS2.
If the tax is based on miles driven, why not just read the odometer? I guess that doesn't account for miles driven outside the state.. but I don't approve of a miles driven tax anyway. I would much rather see gasoline heavily taxed so we could finally have a reason to stop using it.
The real reason probably is identification and location of vehicles, but it would be great if it was used for something better. Ideally, it would track which roads were travelled on, and give state funding to those roads. Or maybe it would issue tickets for anybody travelling too slowly in the left lane.
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If you're going to be bored going to class, you shouldn't go. You're not required to go (only a few classes I had required attendence). It's a waste of your time and a distraction to the rest of the class if you're there and not learning anything.
And most of my professors were foreign. It was the Americans I couldn't stand taking a lecture from. They always wanted to talk about their cats, or the Packers, or robots playing soccer. The foreign professors didn't care about anything except teaching the class. It didn't matter what kind of accent it was, I usually went to class, and usually understood what they said. And they never had any problem explaining something until everybody did understand.
I am not proud to be an American - although I am very happy to be an American.
I would be proud to be an American if this ruling causes schools to stop forcing children to say there is a God. I would be even more proud to be an American is we would stop fighting wars and occupying foreigns lands to have our precious oil.
You might think the iMac G4 is overkill for just checking email and browsing the web. You can get a new CRT iMac for only $799 though, and it's not a bad machine.
I don't think a flat screen is overkill though. I just got my TiBook, and I can't stand to use my iMac's screen any more. I don't think I'll buy a CRT ever again.
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Try this the next time you're at home with your dog or cat. Yawn widely and deeply in front of your pet. Chances are, you can make your pet yawn. This is an old, *old* mechanism.
Whew! When I first read that, I thought you were recommending vomitting in front of your dog or cat and waiting to see what happens. Might be something fun to try at somebody else's house.
I bought an iMac in 1998 and have only needed to use a floppy disk once since. And really, I probably didn't *need* to install SimCity 2000 from 1995 onto my PB G4, but I found the floppy laying around and couldn't resist. It runs so much quicker than it did on my LCIII.
GW was not elected. Just read Michael Moore's Stupid White Men and it's quite clear that GW is indeed squatting in the White House.
It works in 1 ounce increments and makes an 8 ounce drink. So each of the 8 ounces has 16 possibilities.
16^8 = 4 Gdrinks
But apparently only 188 of those taste any good.
That's a bold claim, saying you're 100% sure the universe is 1000 years old. I can only remember the last couple decades, and have no idea what happened prior to me being born. For all I know, the universe was created last week, just to spite me.
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But the point of my post was to question your assertion that the ONLY problem is the paint. The power supply is a much bigger concern to me, because without it, the computer is worthless. The PB G4 power supply is a POS because of those damned LEDs in the connector. The rest of the design is great, but the part that I plug in and out several times a day should be made of something that's not going to fail.
I've finally figured out that any paint missing from my PowerBook was probably scratched off by my metal watch. It's not a big deal, it's just paint, get over it. My problem with my PowerBook is that the cord for my power supply broke right where it plugs into the computer. With all these electronics for the LEDs I don't know if I can fix it. I've got a replacement on the way from Apple, although I should've just driven to the Apple Store a few hours away, because I don't know if I can wait nearly a week to use my PB. In the meantime I bought GTA Vice City for my PS2.
I take it you're from Iowa.
The real reason probably is identification and location of vehicles, but it would be great if it was used for something better. Ideally, it would track which roads were travelled on, and give state funding to those roads. Or maybe it would issue tickets for anybody travelling too slowly in the left lane.
And most of my professors were foreign. It was the Americans I couldn't stand taking a lecture from. They always wanted to talk about their cats, or the Packers, or robots playing soccer. The foreign professors didn't care about anything except teaching the class. It didn't matter what kind of accent it was, I usually went to class, and usually understood what they said. And they never had any problem explaining something until everybody did understand.
It's a point. Points don't have size..
I would be proud to be an American if this ruling causes schools to stop forcing children to say there is a God. I would be even more proud to be an American is we would stop fighting wars and occupying foreigns lands to have our precious oil.
You might think the iMac G4 is overkill for just checking email and browsing the web. You can get a new CRT iMac for only $799 though, and it's not a bad machine. I don't think a flat screen is overkill though. I just got my TiBook, and I can't stand to use my iMac's screen any more. I don't think I'll buy a CRT ever again.