(Great way to keep your boss at bay, too. "Don't come in here! We've got tiles up and you may fall in a hole! thenthegruewilleastyouandnoonewillnoticebwhahaha")
The city of Fargo, ND set up a system to collect the methane from their landfill and send it to an oil seed processing plant a couple of miles away. They run one of their boilers on this methane instead of natural gas. They used an EPA grant for it and it went online in 2002.
I started out using Slackware about 8 years ago. About 5 years ago I built a dual CPU PC and started looking at other OSs. I decided to try FreeBSD because it was the only BSD with SMP support. Since then I've only used Linux for work required purposes. Everything else is FreeBSD.
Incidentally, haven't you ever tested a motherboard that was *not* mounted in a case?:) You know, rest it on the foam it ships with, shlop in a video card, a stick of RAM and a CPU, hook up a power supply, keyboard and monitor...:)
I had one running that way for the better part of a year.
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You mean they don't already do that?
(Great way to keep your boss at bay, too. "Don't come in here! We've got tiles up and you may fall in a hole! thenthegruewilleastyouandnoonewillnoticebwhahaha")
Nothing worse than being easted. Or is it easten?
Still pretty large when you compare it to Sebeka, MN with a population of ~700.
School is still babysitting.
I read this as "if the kids stay home, they need someone to watch them."
Teachers teach, but they also provide supervision.
http://www.storagereview.com/articles/200406/20040 625TCQ_1.html
Seems like the same thing according to this.
> So WTF are the latest Opteron processors? On par with 1978 technology?
Yes.
> Just one question... How do you scan a bone if you LOST it? I don't think someone else's bone would fit quite as nicely.
Maybe if you'd keep them in your skin where they belong, you wouldn't lose them so often.
It's just pining for the fjords.
Shouldn't it be pinging for the fjords?
is the best compression mechanism I've seen. Getting your data back is a bitch, though.
...around 80-160 different pieces of spyware every time I ran adaware
Just quit running adaware.
Vote early and vote often.
That's why you use a conveyor belt and murals depicting Mediterranean scenes. That way their attention is diverted away from the rotating knives...
The city of Fargo, ND set up a system to collect the methane from their landfill and send it to an oil seed processing plant a couple of miles away. They run one of their boilers on this methane instead of natural gas. They used an EPA grant for it and it went online in 2002.
No, you're really not worth listening to.
I've bumped into many Windows SA's
Maybe you should try walking more carefully.
Yes, it was.
One could always set up a NOAAPORT system and download images and data.l
http://205.156.54.206/noaaport/html/noaaport.shtm
I believe they are working on getting 1.3.1 certified too.
Baseball Bat: Hello Kitty!
Kitty: Hello Baseball Bat!
*Whomp* *Whomp* *Whomp*
I started out using Slackware about 8 years ago. About 5 years ago I built a dual CPU PC and started looking at other OSs. I decided to try FreeBSD because it was the only BSD with SMP support. Since then I've only used Linux for work required purposes. Everything else is FreeBSD.
Incidentally, haven't you ever tested a motherboard that was *not* mounted in a case? :) You know, rest it on the foam it ships with, shlop in a video card, a stick of RAM and a CPU, hook up a power supply, keyboard and monitor... :)
I had one running that way for the better part of a year.