Could the moon be used for rest and recreation?
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Imagine a vacation spot where you can instantly lose weight and exercise in a low strain environment. Heck, just going to the moon will take 100lbs of your scale:-p
But seriously, a vacation resort. With blackjack and hookers. In fact, forget the vacation resort and the blackjack. Ahh, screw the whole thing!
Re:I'm all for science/technology/astronomy but...
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I would imagine experiments on how low gravity (not weightlessness) affects plants and humans would prove useful. And perhaps they can produce fuel of some sort there and use it as a base for launching missions further into space.
And ofcourse it will be a nice place to train for NASA's competitors. Practice landing on the moon and then you can go to other planets/moons.:-)
I was hoping they would make one movie per novel, sort of like lord of the rings. There is so much material in the books that there shouldn't be a problem to make several movies, one per novel.
..as advertised. Especially Nokia seems to be unable to implement bluetooth correctly, and I'm only lucky if I manage to connect my computer to a nokia phone with bluetooth.
I've used 3Com-adapters, Socket-adapters and now even the logitech wireless desktop MX with bluetooth (works great btw!) but talk to my nokia? No sorry, that doesn't really work.
Bluetooth is great in theory but the interoperability-issues are far too great.
One of my pet projects now is to turn a laptop, a cuecat and a webcam into a fridge computer that will allow me to inventory my refridgerator as well as take a snapshot whenever I open the door.
Imagine using a WAP-enabled phone to check what I have in the fridge at home. No more "do I have milk?".
It's good to see that the ratio between number of linux-distributions and linux-users are once more restored as the total number of distributions now passed the total number of linux users.:-)
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Ok you got me really curious now, as I recently purchased a camera with 1.6x crop. What ARE the effects of 1.6x crop on DOF?
I had V2000 instead of both Betamax and VHS, you insensitive clod!
For those of you that don't know, V2000 was a competing standard to both VHS and Betamax, launched by Phillips.
I guess it's part of their "fanatical support for law-agencies"-campaign
Actually, after a 40 year trial with RHD a few elderly people still can't cope so they're reverting to LHD in 2007!
(..or so goes an old joke about swedes)
Are those european countries now considered part of the United States?
One sollution would be the iButton
Imagine a vacation spot where you can instantly lose weight and exercise in a low strain environment. Heck, just going to the moon will take 100lbs of your scale :-p
But seriously, a vacation resort. With blackjack and hookers. In fact, forget the vacation resort and the blackjack. Ahh, screw the whole thing!
I would imagine experiments on how low gravity (not weightlessness) affects plants and humans would prove useful. And perhaps they can produce fuel of some sort there and use it as a base for launching missions further into space.
:-)
And ofcourse it will be a nice place to train for NASA's competitors. Practice landing on the moon and then you can go to other planets/moons.
If a machine says you are DUI but you are in fact not, wouldn't you like to find out how the machine works so any flaws could be found?
..because some guy on the Internet pushed it.
:-)
I'm sorry, but it had to be said
..you insensitive clod!
Hmm, yes a standarized human-readable way to interface with databases, that would actually be really helpful.
:-)
I don't know, perhaps we could call it a Structured Query Language or something.
*raises hand*
I'm a slackware subscriber.
do not look into space with remaining eye.
well admitting to having clamydia is at least proof that you've had sex. with others.
I note that one of the cases is submittet from Dan Kwak, MD. I don't know about you but I wouldn't want a quack as a doctor :-)
I was hoping they would make one movie per novel, sort of like lord of the rings. There is so much material in the books that there shouldn't be a problem to make several movies, one per novel.
..as advertised. Especially Nokia seems to be unable to implement bluetooth correctly, and I'm only lucky if I manage to connect my computer to a nokia phone with bluetooth. I've used 3Com-adapters, Socket-adapters and now even the logitech wireless desktop MX with bluetooth (works great btw!) but talk to my nokia? No sorry, that doesn't really work. Bluetooth is great in theory but the interoperability-issues are far too great.
dont sut worryt, thetst pletny og beattttu lefkt!!!!11
I forgot to mention this but I would have to punch in expiration dates as well when I put things in.
And ofcourse, My Nokia 6600 has Opera so I don't have to use WAP but can use a regular web interface.
One of my pet projects now is to turn a laptop, a cuecat and a webcam into a fridge computer that will allow me to inventory my refridgerator as well as take a snapshot whenever I open the door.
Imagine using a WAP-enabled phone to check what I have in the fridge at home. No more "do I have milk?".
It's good to see that the ratio between number of linux-distributions and linux-users are once more restored as the total number of distributions now passed the total number of linux users. :-)
Would be fun to watch.
Then why the hell is java still used?