I did this to. Mine was a full 108 keyboard connected thro a PS/2 connection. It was pretty tricky but I maaannngggeedd to!2 g33et itj al5mmessty woOoOkk$$ooinggg%%
the solution to this is to make sure that the laptop looks like you took it out of the country with you in the first place. take an old laptop bag with you and stuff it full on the way back. dispose all but the most vital documentation. foolproof and totalling incapable of failing. heck you could even use the new bags that you can buy from dell (though imo they don't hold very much).
thats always true to some extent but in this case you have to ask yourself if you will be able to buy a plasma screen next year for a little bit cheaper or a little bit better (for the same cost you'd pay today) against a more cheaper or more better (for the depreciated price). but i doubt they'll ship by next xmas. i.e. this sounds like a significant change in display technology. if you believe them.
If you've read this you'll see some of the concept art for the Discovery before they settled on the final version. IIRC one looks exactly like this craft.
more than that. the first form of cryptography was steganography like hiding the message inside a belt worn around the waist or shaving someones head, writing you message and then waiting for the hair to regrow before you send your courier on their way.
attempt no landing here.
I did this to. Mine was a full 108 keyboard connected thro a PS/2 connection. It was pretty tricky but I maaannngggeedd to!2 g33et itj al5mmessty woOoOkk$$ooinggg%%
the solution to this is to make sure that the laptop looks like you took it out of the country with you in the first place. take an old laptop bag with you and stuff it full on the way back. dispose all but the most vital documentation. foolproof and totalling incapable of failing. heck you could even use the new bags that you can buy from dell (though imo they don't hold very much).
In Soviet Russia, Nouns verb...oh nevermind.
oh man, and I thought I was the only one with a collection THAT big.
which one of those flashes of light is the webserver going up the flames?
you might appreciate this also.
bioknoppix is a live CD linux it lives? are these like (semi) organic cds? do they need special readers or can i just eat them like my bio yogurts?
If they had meant it was lacking Pulver (whatever that is)
That's Pulver as in Jeff Pulver and Free as in beer.
omgod we're slashdotting microsoft. where mydoom failed we rule.
also
NASA has experience with uploading new software (including os) to deployed spacecraft to correct defects.
ok so who gonna volunteer to go out there and cltl-alt-del the damn thing?
omg thats mine. shit i'm outa here...
actually, it was just you ;-p
heh, looks a little on the dark side for my tastes.
dude that is suuuuch a bill gates saying ;-)
thats always true to some extent but in this case you have to ask yourself if you will be able to buy a plasma screen next year for a little bit cheaper or a little bit better (for the same cost you'd pay today) against a more cheaper or more better (for the depreciated price). but i doubt they'll ship by next xmas. i.e. this sounds like a significant change in display technology. if you believe them.
ps what's with the sir haxalot hate posts?
heh their server is vapourware now
i think douglas coupland said something along these lines...
Q: whats the difference between a geek and a nerd?
A: The geek is employable.
If you've read this you'll see some of the concept art for the Discovery before they settled on the final version. IIRC one looks exactly like this craft.
HA! Screw you guys - I wanna +5 Funny. hahahafyin7&^E&w3dssa[NO CARRIER]
You can shout back at your father. Your supposed to be nice towards the GODDAMN LUSERS! Arrggghhhh they mock me everyday...
more than that. the first form of cryptography was steganography like hiding the message inside a belt worn around the waist or shaving someones head, writing you message and then waiting for the hair to regrow before you send your courier on their way.
or slashdot the server