Medical Fact. After a mother's water has broken you need to be as gental as possible (The baby's safely padded womb is now gone. The baby is now free to bounce around on mommy's pelvic bone.)
So if you ever have this happen to you, by all means drive like hell with your childs soft skull bouncing on your wife's pubic bone. Worse yet, slam on your brakes as you cruise up the shoulder in traffic as a car trys to pull out in front of you. I'm sure 150lbs of mommy squeezing your baby agaist a seatbeat is just fine.
Traffic laws exist for a reason. You endanger not only yourself, your wife, and your baby, but everyone else on the road.
You turned on your flashers so people would see you... Hell people don't see or get out of the way of police cars, firetrucks, etc with lights ad sirens going.
Hell you want to take a chance with your life, go for it... Just leave everyone elses life out of it.
I sat let'em go... It's darwinism at it's finest. One less idiot.
The only way to get my mother off windows was to get her onto (then Lindows). She didn't trust that 'free' stuff. She felt comfortable paying a few dollars for it, and the 'support' behind it.
Sorry dude. Doesn't always work that way. 98.6 F is the average body temp.
For example, my normal body temp is 96.2 F, my wifes is 98.9F, until she goes to bed them it's 102F at the thight, and 44F at the feet.
I'd add bio-capacitance to the finger print. (Old technology, but whatever touches the scanner has to be able to pass electricity)
In DC, the electricity flows in one direction, in AC it alternates (60 hz in the US).
This is WAY over simplified,and I'll take my licks for it, but here goes...
Transistors are basicaly electronic switches (millions, billions, trillions of them make up your computer processor, ok got carried away there...) Electricity flows through them in one direction.
Most parts would have to be re-engineered to work on ac, and some just wouldn't be possible.
run a google search on the differences on AC and DC power...
My grandfather taught me there is a correct tool for every situation, then he elbowed me and said including the bedroom...
Seriously, you don't want windows, but you don't want command line, use a MAC. No I don't own one.
You don't mind a command line, come over and grab some parts from dead computer pile, and build yourself a Linux box.
What pisses me off is trying to get Dell not to ship windows with a desktop...
"No ma'am, I really don't want windows xp, yes Ma'am I realize the computer won't work without something on there. No Ma'am, I don't want to upgrade to office XP Pro..."
"Ford should be allowed to send cease and desist letters to anyone who makes cars."
Umm.. Although I love FORD Henry wasn't the first.
http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aacars st eama.htm Old Engraving depicting the 1771 crash of Nicolas Joseph Cugnot's steam-powered car into a stone wall.
ok...internal combustion engines, here ya go...
1858 - Belgian-born engineer, Jean Joseph Étienne Lenoir invented and patented (1860) a double-acting, electric spark-ignition internal combustion engine fueled by coal gas. In 1863, Lenoir attached an improved engine (using petroleum and a primitive carburetor) to a three-wheeled wagon that managed to complete an historic fifty-mile road trip.
Although some argue it was Gottlieb Daimler or Karl Benz who invented the first car.
Henry perfected the assembly line.
As for Reverse Engineering... Almost everything was reverse engineered from the original, in fact some of the original inventer's products aren't remotely as popular as the 'copies'... (ie.. tampax vs Kotex)... ok strange example I know... but in the NE US.. it's true.
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Your girlfriend told me this story last night while she was playing with my +8 two handed sword...
Imagine the techsupport on that mess... ... Now right click, select BGP... Click peer... ... That's correct sir... it's probably not a good idea to run IIS on your core router...
And there isn't any technology that can "fool" the eye either.
Umm, have your heard of optical illusions. You may have seen your local magician perform some of these. If not David Copperfield performs regularly.
Seriously, There is a difference between what you see, and what you know. You know David Copperfield didn't make an elephant disappear, but to your eyes, it did.
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Medical Fact. After a mother's water has broken you need to be as gental as possible (The baby's safely padded womb is now gone. The baby is now free to bounce around on mommy's pelvic bone.)
So if you ever have this happen to you, by all means drive like hell with your childs soft skull bouncing on your wife's pubic bone. Worse yet, slam on your brakes as you cruise up the shoulder in traffic as a car trys to pull out in front of you. I'm sure 150lbs of mommy squeezing your baby agaist a seatbeat is just fine.
Traffic laws exist for a reason. You endanger not only yourself, your wife, and your baby, but everyone else on the road.
You turned on your flashers so people would see you... Hell people don't see or get out of the way of police cars, firetrucks, etc with lights ad sirens going.
Hell you want to take a chance with your life, go for it... Just leave everyone elses life out of it.
I sat let'em go... It's darwinism at it's finest.
One less idiot.
Nobody needs p0rn that badly... I hope
Seriously,
The only way to get my mother off windows was to get her onto (then Lindows). She didn't trust that 'free' stuff. She felt comfortable paying a few dollars for it, and the 'support' behind it.
So Dell returns home to Linux...
I bought several PC's from Dell in 2001 with RedHat preinstalled... They shipped with driver disks too...
wait wait!
30+ more minutes of Trinity's ass in leather... Now that I'd buy.
It has installation instructions when you double click on it...
Sorry dude. Doesn't always work that way. 98.6 F is the average body temp. For example, my normal body temp is 96.2 F, my wifes is 98.9F, until she goes to bed them it's 102F at the thight, and 44F at the feet. I'd add bio-capacitance to the finger print. (Old technology, but whatever touches the scanner has to be able to pass electricity)
WOW... A few reasons come to mind.
OK Basics.
DC - ------------> +
AC H N
In DC, the electricity flows in one direction, in AC it alternates (60 hz in the US).
This is WAY over simplified,and I'll take my licks for it, but here goes...
Transistors are basicaly electronic switches (millions, billions, trillions of them make up your computer processor, ok got carried away there...)
Electricity flows through them in one direction.
Most parts would have to be re-engineered to work on ac, and some just wouldn't be possible.
run a google search on the differences on AC and DC power...
Turn on WAN ping, this way your provider's DHCP server sees that the CPE device is still using the IP address, and doesn't assign it elsewhere.
It's there, It's called OS X
My grandfather taught me there is a correct tool for every situation, then he elbowed me and said including the bedroom...
Seriously, you don't want windows, but you don't want command line, use a MAC. No I don't own one.
You don't mind a command line, come over and grab some parts from dead computer pile, and build yourself a Linux box.
What pisses me off is trying to get Dell not to ship windows with a desktop...
"No ma'am, I really don't want windows xp, yes Ma'am I realize the computer won't work without something on there. No Ma'am, I don't want to upgrade to office XP Pro..."
Amen Brotha
Colossus was the first totally electronic computing device. Props to the Germans for the first ever electro/mechanical...
Seriously, pretty cool stuff. I think this weekend I'll build a computer from old buick starter solenoids, and serpintine belts.
If you cannot have a control and it is non-repeatable then I'd argue that it is not a science.
Right... Like Open Heart Surgery. You can only remove the clot once, then it's gone.
My point being, that your arguing two different issues. The methods of working vs the object you work on.
Yeah like the time a few years back when some idiot announced the route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 via BGP ('97 or '98)...
Or the MD tunnel fire that took down a nice chuck of the east coast for a day or so...
Here's pic of my Silent beowolf cluster...
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Ok so it doesn't process much, or even generate a lot of heat.
Oh yeah... some assembly required to boot it.
"Ford should be allowed to send cease and desist letters to anyone who makes cars."
s st eama.htm
Umm.. Although I love FORD Henry wasn't the first.
http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aacar
Old Engraving depicting the 1771 crash of Nicolas Joseph Cugnot's steam-powered car into a stone wall.
ok...internal combustion engines, here ya go...
1858 - Belgian-born engineer, Jean Joseph Étienne Lenoir invented and patented (1860) a double-acting, electric spark-ignition internal combustion engine fueled by coal gas. In 1863, Lenoir attached an improved engine (using petroleum and a primitive carburetor) to a three-wheeled wagon that managed to complete an historic fifty-mile road trip.
Although some argue it was Gottlieb Daimler or Karl Benz who invented the first car.
Henry perfected the assembly line.
As for Reverse Engineering... Almost everything was reverse engineered from the original, in fact some of the original inventer's products aren't remotely as popular as the 'copies'... (ie.. tampax vs Kotex)... ok strange example I know... but in the NE US.. it's true.
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Your girlfriend told me this story last night while she was playing with my +8 two handed sword...
Article's 4 minutes old and madpenguin has already seen the slashdot effect.
There are people who use Windows boxes as routers
... Now right click, select BGP... Click peer...
... That's correct sir... it's probably not a good idea to run IIS on your core router...
Now that's scary...
Imagine the techsupport on that mess...
I don't know about any of you... but an intelligent, hot chick, who can kick my ass while drinking chai... that's my kind of woman.
Like concrete. It's great for holding things up (compression), but not for any lateral movment. Magnesium isn't that fragile, but you get the idea.
Burning magnesium is hot as hell... as water only makes it worse.
14 bolts and 5 hoses and my '66 mustang's engine comes out.
I need 12 tools to do the majority of any work I need to do, all of which are available at sears, and for a total cost of under $100.
No need for a multi-thousand dollar device to tell me my air filter needs changing.
I don't know about you... but NO ONE is entering my backdoor!
Would I be able to hijack my very own bionic man via my bluwtooth enabled cell phone?
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We can rebuild him, we have the technology
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And there isn't any technology that can "fool" the eye either.
Umm, have your heard of optical illusions. You may have seen your local magician perform some of these. If not David Copperfield performs regularly.
Seriously, There is a difference between what you see, and what you know. You know David Copperfield didn't make an elephant disappear, but to your eyes, it did.