The thing about the Porsche is that not only can they be incredibly quick, but they handle like you wouldn't believe. Takes some learning - let the gas off in the corners and your tail end will go out in front of you real quick.... of course, its fun letting the ricers try and stick on my tail in the 356, with all of 75 hp. Sharp curves coming on/off interstates (270 degree turn) and accelerate all the way thru...
10mpg in a 930? Dang... Mom's '84 911 (with M491 option - same everything as the 930 except the engine is a regular 3.2L) gets more than twice that, and my 356 gets close to 30....
Why not spend the $ for a couple months worth of WoW and buy a duck stamp instead? Very pretty art work as well on them... Of course, lots of things are taxed under the pitman-robertson act (sp?)
What'll make you sick is the cars for sale ads in the old car magazines. I've got R&T from the 50s to the mid 90s, and seeing Carrera-engined Speedsters for $2,000 with the engine blown (core engine is worth $50k+ today alone), '65 Mustangs in good shape for under $1k, not to mention the prices on the *new* on the show room muscle cars. Heck, even original spare parts are worth $$ to some people, especially the concours crowd.
I just got one a week or so ago, and it does everything I expected it to do and it does it well. It even serves as a nice walkman type device for when I'm mowing the lawn...
Would you then offer to give the customer an Ubutnu disc, and send them on their way? Or just point them over to the OS section so they could buy a valid copy of something?
Yup, its only 'cause someone out there decided that they'd let the govenment generate unique id numbers for their customer/patient/client/whatever database. From then on, it was all down hill...
And accessability isn't just for blindness at all. Limited hand movements (reduce mousign around and minimize typing), just plain old *very* bad eye sight, long timeouts on things for very slow movement, etc.
Well, as a state institution (community college) at work we have to be ADA compliant with all our services (online classes, registration system, etc). I think *any* government site should be fully accessable to everyone (and they shouldn't be allowed.coms... they have.gov,.us,.mil, etc) and should be done with Open standards and formats.
Do what I do - use the userContent.css file to not *display* ads. I still download 'em - DSL or massive pipe at work, so they don't bother me - I just don't *see* 'em.
I've got a slightly older mobo with dual amd 1.2ghz cpus. Where can I get 2gb of ram for under $200? I need the registered DDR PC2700 stuff. Price hasn't changed but by a couple of dollars since I got my original 512mb stick for $130 when I built the box...
I found myself reading a few good articles when the Iraq debacle started, then discovered they were on the CSM. Did some research - turns out the CSM has a *very* good reputation for being unbiased, especially with international news and with quite a few people who work for various 3 Letter Agencies.
you are doing it wrong. she should provide the content in plain text, you paste it into templates, etc. and do the formatting. She may not be able to do the desing, etc. but she can do the grunt work of creating the actual content.
MS and WebCT are releasing an "easy publish" feature (webct "powerlink") to publish work and submit it as homework (or presentation i guess) directly from Office. I'm suprised it isn't part of the latest IIS/Windows Server/Office, but then, I don't typically use Windows... so it may be (I know Front Page can do it)
At least it will end the phone calls from those business course students who can't seem to manage "save as..." and choosing web page.
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The thing about the Porsche is that not only can they be incredibly quick, but they handle like you wouldn't believe. Takes some learning - let the gas off in the corners and your tail end will go out in front of you real quick.... of course, its fun letting the ricers try and stick on my tail in the 356, with all of 75 hp. Sharp curves coming on/off interstates (270 degree turn) and accelerate all the way thru...
So if one links to the other, will it tie it all together into one big loop? 'cause that would be cool...
10mpg in a 930? Dang... Mom's '84 911 (with M491 option - same everything as the 930 except the engine is a regular 3.2L) gets more than twice that, and my 356 gets close to 30....
Horsepower is for those who can't keep their speed up in the corners.
Why not spend the $ for a couple months worth of WoW and buy a duck stamp instead? Very pretty art work as well on them... Of course, lots of things are taxed under the pitman-robertson act (sp?)
What'll make you sick is the cars for sale ads in the old car magazines. I've got R&T from the 50s to the mid 90s, and seeing Carrera-engined Speedsters for $2,000 with the engine blown (core engine is worth $50k+ today alone), '65 Mustangs in good shape for under $1k, not to mention the prices on the *new* on the show room muscle cars. Heck, even original spare parts are worth $$ to some people, especially the concours crowd.
Gee, at work we're using one of them IBM "Sharks" with 2 tb of storage... should we really replace it with a netapp?
I just got one a week or so ago, and it does everything I expected it to do and it does it well. It even serves as a nice walkman type device for when I'm mowing the lawn...
Would you then offer to give the customer an Ubutnu disc, and send them on their way? Or just point them over to the OS section so they could buy a valid copy of something?
My bank or CC company, or just *any* bank/cc company ?
Yup, its only 'cause someone out there decided that they'd let the govenment generate unique id numbers for their customer/patient/client/whatever database. From then on, it was all down hill...
making my first post from my new nokia 770... thanks boss!
Play any classic quakeworld in GL lately? QW at 1600x1200 in GL at 50+ frames/sec on a DSL or cable connection is the way it was *meant* to be...
Very (even very very very) improbable != impossible
And accessability isn't just for blindness at all. Limited hand movements (reduce mousign around and minimize typing), just plain old *very* bad eye sight, long timeouts on things for very slow movement, etc.
Well, as a state institution (community college) at work we have to be ADA compliant with all our services (online classes, registration system, etc). I think *any* government site should be fully accessable to everyone (and they shouldn't be allowed .coms... they have .gov, .us, .mil, etc) and should be done with Open standards and formats.
Do what I do - use the userContent.css file to not *display* ads. I still download 'em - DSL or massive pipe at work, so they don't bother me - I just don't *see* 'em.
... do you wake up disoriented and have to take analgesic to do anything useful?
They selling off any of the old CPUs? I could really use a pair of 1800s to replace this pair of 1200s...
I've got a slightly older mobo with dual amd 1.2ghz cpus. Where can I get 2gb of ram for under $200? I need the registered DDR PC2700 stuff. Price hasn't changed but by a couple of dollars since I got my original 512mb stick for $130 when I built the box...
I found myself reading a few good articles when the Iraq debacle started, then discovered they were on the CSM. Did some research - turns out the CSM has a *very* good reputation for being unbiased, especially with international news and with quite a few people who work for various 3 Letter Agencies.
you are doing it wrong. she should provide the content in plain text, you paste it into templates, etc. and do the formatting. She may not be able to do the desing, etc. but she can do the grunt work of creating the actual content.
same wiht a spamtrap@mydomain - lots of bounces to trap@mydomain in my logs..
MS and WebCT are releasing an "easy publish" feature (webct "powerlink") to publish work and submit it as homework (or presentation i guess) directly from Office. I'm suprised it isn't part of the latest IIS/Windows Server/Office, but then, I don't typically use Windows... so it may be (I know Front Page can do it)
At least it will end the phone calls from those business course students who can't seem to manage "save as..." and choosing web page.
Read up on the battle of Athens, Tennessee. And no, it wasn't during the Civil War.