Does it emit a heart-stopping, ear-splitting banshee wail when it kicks in? Because the lights going off just isn't sufficent notice that the power is out...
While I, personally, wouldn't allow a video game with less-than-realistic game physics affect my automotive purchase decisions, I'm convinced that my ex was none-too-subtly influnced by Beetle Adventure Racing (for the N64) in her desire for the siver-gray bubble she now drives...
On the other hand the new Transformers: Alternators verion of Smokescreen as a Subaru WRX does kinda make me want a pseudo-rally car...but only if it changes into a giant alien robot.
We've also got the World's First Photograph here at the ol' HRC. And Lewis Carrol's eyeglasses. Woo-hoo!
Oh, and the ancient tome was exposed to a great deal of light in the scanning process (it took 4 days to scan, a year to prep for the web), which was done with a $40k-ish fancy-schmancy no-touching-the-priceless-relic thingamajig. Hopefull it'll get used to scan in other old printed things, like teh medival pr0n.
beware the bezerker-mouse attack!
on
Weapon-X Mice
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I'm a devotee of the CaseLogic ProSleeve...and whatever ProSleeve knockoff they have at CompUSA from time to time. Both can hold 2 discs or a disc and liner notes, plus end tabs in the top slot. I keep 'em alphabetized by artist in sturdy cardboard & metal boxes from IKEA. Space-efficient, flexible & not too pricey.
must have cleaned up the wreck his flying glass doohicky left near the face's right eye...
Soory, I'm in the middle of re-reading The Watchmen...again...
Is the HP LaserJet IID I snagged when my office upgraded...along with 3 extra toner cartriges (enough to print for years on...)
Over a decade old, 2 paper sizes, 300 dpi, auto-duplexing, the works ('cept for color)...it even works fine with my mandrake laptop
Of course, then, it does weigh 70 lbs...
3" square is the same footprint as a pad of regular-style Post-Its...even with my chubby fingers, i think I could manage to play that for a few hours at a time...
Slashdot Mirror
Does it emit a heart-stopping, ear-splitting banshee wail when it kicks in? Because the lights going off just isn't sufficent notice that the power is out...
Naming rights for the first two letters of XXNBC now up for bid...
right here & right now, baby...
Slashdotters already play LOTS of games with DNA...mostly solitare, though, as I understand.
...that there's a joke here, and it probably involves breasts, but I'm too tired to think of it just now.
It's a beer bus that runs at a blazing 0.2 hz!
No more cowbell? But it's the secret to music-producing success! [/walken]
While I, personally, wouldn't allow a video game with less-than-realistic game physics affect my automotive purchase decisions, I'm convinced that my ex was none-too-subtly influnced by Beetle Adventure Racing (for the N64) in her desire for the siver-gray bubble she now drives...
On the other hand the new Transformers: Alternators verion of Smokescreen as a Subaru WRX does kinda make me want a pseudo-rally car...but only if it changes into a giant alien robot.
Bigger boobies and enchanced breast-motion simulation... what?
I'll be looking for the cool bamboo computer case with a window in the side and blue lights...
We've also got the World's First Photograph here at the ol' HRC. And Lewis Carrol's eyeglasses. Woo-hoo! Oh, and the ancient tome was exposed to a great deal of light in the scanning process (it took 4 days to scan, a year to prep for the web), which was done with a $40k-ish fancy-schmancy no-touching-the-priceless-relic thingamajig. Hopefull it'll get used to scan in other old printed things, like teh medival pr0n.
*squeak* *squeak* *SNIKT*
Your Reverse-psychology-fu is useless against my hazy recollection of C-3PO wannabes with KITT eyes and creepy cyborg bear-things!
So I slap a sticker on it to make my R-Type a Type-R to make it go faster...
I want a distro that passes the Grandmother test!
Because if you're not, we could implant it in a potty-mouthed 3rd grader and endow him with super-electro-zappy powers..
Three Naked Indian Maidens Approach!
Attack
Spell
Run
"a field-force management application" But what I really want is a force-field management application...
I'm a devotee of the CaseLogic ProSleeve...and whatever ProSleeve knockoff they have at CompUSA from time to time. Both can hold 2 discs or a disc and liner notes, plus end tabs in the top slot. I keep 'em alphabetized by artist in sturdy cardboard & metal boxes from IKEA. Space-efficient, flexible & not too pricey.
Spoiler
Type-R Sticker
Lowering Kit
Neon Paint
Now Johnny 5 can scan in all the sticky pr0n on earth!
must have cleaned up the wreck his flying glass doohicky left near the face's right eye... Soory, I'm in the middle of re-reading The Watchmen...again...
Is the HP LaserJet IID I snagged when my office upgraded...along with 3 extra toner cartriges (enough to print for years on...) Over a decade old, 2 paper sizes, 300 dpi, auto-duplexing, the works ('cept for color)...it even works fine with my mandrake laptop Of course, then, it does weigh 70 lbs...
is cooler-looking fuel pumps!
3" square is the same footprint as a pad of regular-style Post-Its...even with my chubby fingers, i think I could manage to play that for a few hours at a time...