What if you found small screens and just put the parts underneath the "floor" they could be on a stand of some kind that could hide the electronics in it.
How is THAT a robot? It's a dummy that inflates with hot air(that you have to put the shirts on yourself, no less) that is supposed to save you $1700 worth of your time somehow.
Yeah, this thing is about as robotic as a toaster. You put bread in (shirt on), set the darkness (timer), push the button and come back and take it out (off) when it's done.
I can't see how this saves any time since you have to tend to each shirt... I guess it saves you enough time to do minor things like work out, read a book or watch TV between shirts.
If you could at least just leave a bunch of shirts on some sort of hangar system and then come back later to all of them on the other side of the device pressed... that could be good. Especially if you could do pants too.. I'm even willing to pre-separate thoem first.
Luckily for me I was born with a African American dad and a Japanese/Hawaiian mom... The combonation makes me look like a walking mugshot, not to mention the goatee and long hair. Strangely enough the only problems I have are with cops... luckily they never try to steal anything from me, they just ask lame questions and waste my time.
That's where my Hawaii state ID comes in handy. So far it's worked in all messed up situations. It got a friend of mine out of trouble once when he was driving in L.A. and took a wrong turn into some gang's hood.
I'm waiting for the school to countersue stating he failed to alert them to his plan to cheat before the term started, so they could start the expulsion process sooner.
Poor Man's Egg-Foo-Yung
1 packet ramen
1 1/2 cups of cheap frozen mixed veggies
1 egg
Some water
Put about a 1/2" of water in a frying pan and turn it on high. Once the water starts boiling throw the whole brick on top and reduce heat to medium and let it cook. Turn it occasionally so it sucks up all the water evenly. When the pan getting close to dry but the noodles are still a bit firm but soft, dump in the frozen veggies (you can put in half a seasoning packet and/or a tsp. sesame oil for flavor at this point) and stir cooking off the water from the frozen veggies. Once they appear thawed, dump in a scrambled egg adding salt and pepper for taste. Let this cook either stirring it up or flipping it omlette style for a filling but cheap entree.
*Bonus tip, adding a bit of milk to the crambled egg (or two) makes it fluff up nicely.
You might have to experiment wtih the water amounts a bit... I kinda freestyle my cooking without any measurements.
Umm... IF someone made a nice clean standards adhereing tabbed browser for MacOS 9.1 *I* would love you forever.
I kinda noticed that after OSX came out everyone abandoned poor people like me:(. Anyone wanna send me a G4 addon card so I can bring my PPC 8500 up to spec?
I understand the concept of light reflected from an object that's been traveling for billions of years granting us a look into the past. But what I wanna know is, does this mean we are looking away from the center of the universe? I imagine the light furthest from the center would be the oldest.
If this is the case, what do we get by pointing our telescopes toward the center? Is there some crazy ball of energy still expanding outward or something? (Assuming the big bang theory is right.)
Oh yeah, I assume the light has to be of some relatively high magnitude to be able to do this? Am I wrong? Is it possible to point a telescope at say a distant planet of some kind and oberve it's birth.. or even in theory a guy planting a tree 10 billion years ago?
It was like a grown up 90210 with only pretty people allowed. But it is nice to see that a secret superhero crew can find the time to get the latest in high maintenace hairstyles. Not to mention it had 70s style special effects made with 21st century technology.
"Upgrade your brain matter cause one day it may matter."
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - "Upgrade" from the album 'Deltron 3030'
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So I assume that you've listened to Techmaster P.E.B. "Bass Computer" and still have this opinion of it? It's got great sound... good production and lots of interesting samples. I still love the song "Computer Love" on that album. If I could get it on vinyl (which doesn't exist) I'd play pieces of this in my dj sets.
95 South on the otherhand... yeah, that stuff is kinda asinine.
If anyone else is reading this... a recent album out that you might like that has a more electro edge to it is: Bass Junkie - "In Bass No One can Hear You Scream"
I think the issue is the way google shorts the results in those little snippets. So,if you read the results only instead of actually clicking the link... you'll see things that don't sound flattering. But those are just random snippets from pages found in the search results.
The actual website may not even have unfavorable texst on it.
Woops you're right... can I use the late night of drinking and pot smoking as an excuse? I meant 1. I think striping alone is crazy, unless maybe it's a swap file of some kind.
And I'm sure their ISP will have problem doubling disk usage at least just for raid 0, (let alone 0+1) at no extra charge.... They're taking the time and money to get the data recovered from a firm. Anyway, it's the Service Provider's job to provide said service and was understandably relied upon to keep up with backups. Unfortunately, there was mistake and they're making up for it.
Anyway, I commend you Sir, your pompousness eclipses your finite wisdom.
We had those on the back inside cover of books in our highschool library. It quickly became a fun passtime to peel them out and stick them inside of people's bags and stuff. The library started gluing that last blank page over the tags... It didn't stop anyone from peeling those apart too. They worked great on new students, they'd get scared and/or freak out. The librarians caught on rather quickly though so they stopped putting them in our books. Eventually, hardly any books had those tags left in them.
I'd say this would hold true if anywhere under 10% of Pepsi drinkers wanted the iTunes songs. Once you get past that, you wind up having massive inventories of losing bottles nobody wants and things turn ugly fast.
But if that's the case, it's Pepsi that loses, not Apple. Apple has no liability for Pepsi's inventory problems or lack of same.
Well it's not like pepsi sales are gonna get lower than before the promotion after all the winning caps are gone. I'm at the very least there will be a moderate rise in consumption.. wether it's because of the promotion or growing worldwide addiction who knows.
Cynical me wonders how much of that statement is really truth, and how of of it's trying to mitigate looking like a total butthead. How do they know if the other posters were their rivals...when they were anonymous, too--or at least anonymous at the times of the postings.
Well, perhaps professional writers hang in the same circles and gossip among each other like everyone else.
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What if you found small screens and just put the parts underneath the "floor" they could be on a stand of some kind that could hide the electronics in it.
I was actually joking. But little flaming cabinets sounds kinda fun.
How is THAT a robot? It's a dummy that inflates with hot air(that you have to put the shirts on yourself, no less) that is supposed to save you $1700 worth of your time somehow.
Yeah, this thing is about as robotic as a toaster. You put bread in (shirt on), set the darkness (timer), push the button and come back and take it out (off) when it's done.
I can't see how this saves any time since you have to tend to each shirt... I guess it saves you enough time to do minor things like work out, read a book or watch TV between shirts.
If you could at least just leave a bunch of shirts on some sort of hangar system and then come back later to all of them on the other side of the device pressed... that could be good. Especially if you could do pants too.. I'm even willing to pre-separate thoem first.
are plans to convert these paper arcade machines into MAME cabinets using old LCDs from digital cameras.
Luckily for me I was born with a African American dad and a Japanese/Hawaiian mom... The combonation makes me look like a walking mugshot, not to mention the goatee and long hair. Strangely enough the only problems I have are with cops... luckily they never try to steal anything from me, they just ask lame questions and waste my time.
That's where my Hawaii state ID comes in handy. So far it's worked in all messed up situations. It got a friend of mine out of trouble once when he was driving in L.A. and took a wrong turn into some gang's hood.
I'm waiting for the school to countersue stating he failed to alert them to his plan to cheat before the term started, so they could start the expulsion process sooner.
Yeah, I'm making this for breakfast today...
Poor Man's Egg-Foo-Yung 1 packet ramen 1 1/2 cups of cheap frozen mixed veggies 1 egg Some water Put about a 1/2" of water in a frying pan and turn it on high. Once the water starts boiling throw the whole brick on top and reduce heat to medium and let it cook. Turn it occasionally so it sucks up all the water evenly. When the pan getting close to dry but the noodles are still a bit firm but soft, dump in the frozen veggies (you can put in half a seasoning packet and/or a tsp. sesame oil for flavor at this point) and stir cooking off the water from the frozen veggies. Once they appear thawed, dump in a scrambled egg adding salt and pepper for taste. Let this cook either stirring it up or flipping it omlette style for a filling but cheap entree.
*Bonus tip, adding a bit of milk to the crambled egg (or two) makes it fluff up nicely. You might have to experiment wtih the water amounts a bit... I kinda freestyle my cooking without any measurements.
Umm... IF someone made a nice clean standards adhereing tabbed browser for MacOS 9.1 *I* would love you forever.
:(. Anyone wanna send me a G4 addon card so I can bring my PPC 8500 up to spec?
I kinda noticed that after OSX came out everyone abandoned poor people like me
Is that somehow related to a function error between the user's mouse and chair?
Are you trying to scare the crap out of me? Well it's not gonna work FUDster!
BRB, bathroom break...
I understand the concept of light reflected from an object that's been traveling for billions of years granting us a look into the past. But what I wanna know is, does this mean we are looking away from the center of the universe? I imagine the light furthest from the center would be the oldest.
If this is the case, what do we get by pointing our telescopes toward the center? Is there some crazy ball of energy still expanding outward or something? (Assuming the big bang theory is right.)
Oh yeah, I assume the light has to be of some relatively high magnitude to be able to do this? Am I wrong? Is it possible to point a telescope at say a distant planet of some kind and oberve it's birth.. or even in theory a guy planting a tree 10 billion years ago?
It was like a grown up 90210 with only pretty people allowed. But it is nice to see that a secret superhero crew can find the time to get the latest in high maintenace hairstyles. Not to mention it had 70s style special effects made with 21st century technology.
Mutant X was so bad it made my teeth hurt.
"Upgrade your brain matter cause one day it may matter."
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - "Upgrade" from the album 'Deltron 3030'
So I assume that you've listened to Techmaster P.E.B. "Bass Computer" and still have this opinion of it? It's got great sound... good production and lots of interesting samples. I still love the song "Computer Love" on that album. If I could get it on vinyl (which doesn't exist) I'd play pieces of this in my dj sets.
95 South on the otherhand... yeah, that stuff is kinda asinine.
If anyone else is reading this... a recent album out that you might like that has a more electro edge to it is: Bass Junkie - "In Bass No One can Hear You Scream"
Hey, I'd like to hear more about this Cook guy... can you give me some info?
The nuclear core will have been completely dissolved by the ever present acid rain before it could ever get near the ground.
Is... how will it affect the pizza delivery business?
I think the issue is the way google shorts the results in those little snippets. So,if you read the results only instead of actually clicking the link... you'll see things that don't sound flattering. But those are just random snippets from pages found in the search results.
The actual website may not even have unfavorable texst on it.
At least that's how it sounds to me...
Woops you're right... can I use the late night of drinking and pot smoking as an excuse? I meant 1. I think striping alone is crazy, unless maybe it's a swap file of some kind.
And I'm sure their ISP will have problem doubling disk usage at least just for raid 0, (let alone 0+1) at no extra charge.... They're taking the time and money to get the data recovered from a firm. Anyway, it's the Service Provider's job to provide said service and was understandably relied upon to keep up with backups. Unfortunately, there was mistake and they're making up for it.
Anyway, I commend you Sir, your pompousness eclipses your finite wisdom.
Maybe people just stopped looking things up!
It's much easier to make things up than rely on those unbendable facts to back up my agenda.
We had those on the back inside cover of books in our highschool library. It quickly became a fun passtime to peel them out and stick them inside of people's bags and stuff. The library started gluing that last blank page over the tags... It didn't stop anyone from peeling those apart too. They worked great on new students, they'd get scared and/or freak out. The librarians caught on rather quickly though so they stopped putting them in our books. Eventually, hardly any books had those tags left in them.
I'd say this would hold true if anywhere under 10% of Pepsi drinkers wanted the iTunes songs. Once you get past that, you wind up having massive inventories of losing bottles nobody wants and things turn ugly fast.
But if that's the case, it's Pepsi that loses, not Apple. Apple has no liability for Pepsi's inventory problems or lack of same.
Well it's not like pepsi sales are gonna get lower than before the promotion after all the winning caps are gone. I'm at the very least there will be a moderate rise in consumption.. wether it's because of the promotion or growing worldwide addiction who knows.
Cynical me wonders how much of that statement is really truth, and how of of it's trying to mitigate looking like a total butthead. How do they know if the other posters were their rivals...when they were anonymous, too--or at least anonymous at the times of the postings.
Well, perhaps professional writers hang in the same circles and gossip among each other like everyone else.
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