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God, I feel like a dope.. I didn't read the enough of the site and see the name Bob Lazar. My bullshit detector just went on high! Thanks for the update!
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They don't make it, they sell it. The guy that runs United Nuclear works at Los Alamos, and has for years, and has contacts that get him some scraps that he can sell.
Adblock is a great firefox plugin, but still...ads are everywhere. If you are still seeing ads, you aren't using adblock correctly.
Unless they make them serve from the same server the content is from and don't have the path different from other graphics, or just make them text that is part of the normal served page, I see no advertising at all.
According to Stephen Jay Gould.org... Was Hitler an atheist as some Christians say he was? Hitler's own words make this claim rather dubious. Scholars are still unsure whether or not Adolf Hitler was a believing Christian or just a politically cunning theist, but what is certain however is there is no evidence he was an atheist. This page documents some of his religious views, as he personally described them. Articles which examine the evidence in further detail can be found at the bottom of the page. http://www.stephenjaygould.org/ctrl/quotes_hitler. html
You go back to the dark ages to bring up an example for Christians, yet I can go to yesterdays newspaper to find murdering atheists. Does this mean all non believers are like that and can be fit into a neat little category like you so kindly did for religious people?
I wonder what the vulnerability situation would be like if Open Office...Star Office were more common. I personally am glad that I don't use Microsoft for my Office needs.
Three. The three weakest links are the disc, the screen hinges, the battery and the keyboard.
Amongst the weakest links are such diverse elements as the disc, the screen hinges, the battery, the keyboard and the nub thingy pointing device. Don't forget an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope, and nice red uniforms...
"User swaps the motherboard and CPU chip for an upgraded one, swaps the video adapter, adds a second hard drive for additional storage, doubles the amount of RAM, and swaps the CD ROM drive for a faster one.
I pretty much did all of that, and never had to re authorize. I even swapped the primary HD with a bigger one.
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After Yakov passes away. Al will buy his place in Branson. Busloads of geriatric "Nerdy White Boys" will make the pilgrimage to relive their lost youth and enjoy the all you can eat vegetarian buffet.
Yes, I know that Opera has an ad blocker, and it works really well. FiltersetG allows my blocking to be updated automagically though. Not a big deal for me, but a huge deal for the non techy types I set up with Firefox.
Thanks for the filter set for Opera though, I installed it, and will try it out.
Opera might be better, and IE might be improved, but as long as Firefox has Adblock and the filtersetG updater, Firefox is the browser for me, my family, and anyone else that wants do do away with annoying (read all) advertising.
I open and create all of my presentations in either Open Office or Star Office. So I don't see and issues for me. I don't do anything esoteric, so I have never had a MS Office user have a problem with my presentations.
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God, I feel like a dope.. I didn't read the enough of the site and see the name Bob Lazar. My bullshit detector just went on high! Thanks for the update!
They don't make it, they sell it. The guy that runs United Nuclear works at Los Alamos, and has for years, and has contacts that get him some scraps that he can sell.
Like Joanna Lumly complaining about cancer while smoking like a fiend. (look at the yellow teeth!)
Companies like DoubleClick, etc. have been doing it for years.
I'd love to see philanthropic hacker create a worm that updates the host table to 127.0.0.1 DoubleClick, etc.
Adblock is a great firefox plugin, but still...ads are everywhere.
If you are still seeing ads, you aren't using adblock correctly.
Unless they make them serve from the same server the content is from and don't have the path different from other graphics, or just make them text that is part of the normal served page, I see no advertising at all.
Damn.. And fresh out of mod points too!
Good point.. I always got around sticker with my Saturn as well. Maybe the new ratings fit California and their shitty traffic better now.
EPA says bullcrap.. elantra is 24/33 and 14.5gal, crossfire is 21/28 15.9gal. And the crossfire requires premium gas.
According to Stephen Jay Gould.org.... html
Was Hitler an atheist as some Christians say he was? Hitler's own words make this claim rather dubious. Scholars are still unsure whether or not Adolf Hitler was a believing Christian or just a politically cunning theist, but what is certain however is there is no evidence he was an atheist. This page documents some of his religious views, as he personally described them. Articles which examine the evidence in further detail can be found at the bottom of the page.
http://www.stephenjaygould.org/ctrl/quotes_hitler
You go back to the dark ages to bring up an example for Christians, yet I can go to yesterdays newspaper to find murdering atheists. Does this mean all non believers are like that and can be fit into a neat little category like you so kindly did for religious people?
Hitler and Bush were/are christians. 'Nuff said..
Linkman: Perhaps we need to know more of these mice men before we can really judge them. Perhaps not. Anyway, our thirty minutes are up.
I wonder what the vulnerability situation would be like if Open Office...Star Office were more common.
I personally am glad that I don't use Microsoft for my Office needs.
Amongst the weakest links are such diverse elements as the disc, the screen hinges, the battery, the keyboard and the nub thingy pointing device. Don't forget an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope, and nice red uniforms...
The article linked had approximately 35 items blocked in my current adblock configuration.
It is cheap - finding it for $1500 is not hard, I think.
What frame of existence do you live in that says $1500 for a TV is cheap?
When my current TV (27") dies and I can replace it for $300 I'll do it.
Frankie goes to Sunnyvale....
Think Torchwood and rat jam.
International Space Crackhouse.
Ground control to Major Tom....
Apparently parody is not protected under Japanese law.
;)
An old geezer on harmonica and a underage Japanese school girl on piano?
Joel did the power loader costume on MST3k.
"User swaps the motherboard and CPU chip for an upgraded one, swaps the video adapter, adds a second hard drive for additional storage, doubles the amount of RAM, and swaps the CD ROM drive for a faster one.
I pretty much did all of that, and never had to re authorize. I even swapped the primary HD with a bigger one.
After Yakov passes away. Al will buy his place in Branson. Busloads of geriatric "Nerdy White Boys" will make the pilgrimage to relive their lost youth and enjoy the all you can eat vegetarian buffet.
Yes, I know that Opera has an ad blocker, and it works really well. FiltersetG allows my blocking to be updated automagically though. Not a big deal for me, but a huge deal for the non techy types I set up with Firefox.
Thanks for the filter set for Opera though, I installed it, and will try it out.
Opera might be better, and IE might be improved, but as long as Firefox has Adblock and the filtersetG updater, Firefox is the browser for me, my family, and anyone else that wants do do away with annoying (read all) advertising.
I open and create all of my presentations in either Open Office or Star Office. So I don't see and issues for me. I don't do anything esoteric, so I have never had a MS Office user have a problem with my presentations.