Actually the blade and scabbard are airbrushed on some of them with art of dubious merit but they sell ok.
Depending on how much you want to spend a sword can be anything from decorative Chinese imported stainless (no head choppy), 'machete' quality commercial carbon steel stamped (leaves a mess), formed and heat treated to hand forged ones ranging from 300 (ok but still somewhat messy) to insane (the head's eyes still roll) depending on maker and options.
My silliness aside this URL points to a sword by a "Living Treasure" of Japan. No it's not airbrushed or photoshopped.;) I don't sell these.:(
I agree with this but I also think you should do what you can to improve your position in the new environment. I would not recommend waiting and watching. Find out what this entails, find out who will be managing it, find out what you can do to be a more important part of it from them. Try and be a facilitator and not a mushroom nor a suck up.
107,000 gallons if you like home brewing very good American swill. A little less if you go for real beer. Less if you go for chinkweiser and not enough if it's German beer.;)
I'll avoid catering to the continuing trend of defeaturing software. Gunome melted down because of it. I hope KDE pulls it out though I can continue using 3.5 I'd prefer they don't die.
Someone in the Slashdot community must remember a specially spread and dithered truetype font that was intended for vision impaired folk. I recall having it and trying it in the 90's but at that time didn't need it and lost track of it. It seemed to work for me when I deliberately blurred my vision with a lens. Now that I'm older I've used the above site to help with my vision degradation but if someone has a pointer to that font I'd appreciate it since color choices and glasses only go so far.
I'd buy a Make controller or the new megarduino or one of several CPLD and FPGA play toys available and have money left over for so Icanhascheeseburger.
srsly expensive stuff those gumshoe boys are hawking.
One of the government research laboratories had a method to use electricity to make a chemical.
It could be pumped and stored. Then later the energy could be extracted. It was insanely dense and more toxic than anything but botulin toxin. But the density was several times that of gasoline.
"Great, so Washington politicians living a thousand miles away who don't even speak your dialect can make decisions like this patriot act, and you have no say in it whatsoever. The way the US is acting recently, it's becoming less like a democratic organization, and more like a giant, unaccountable fascist bureaucracy."
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free sofWare project used by billiuns and billiuns.
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Actually the blade and scabbard are airbrushed on some of them with art of dubious merit but they sell ok.
Depending on how much you want to spend a sword can be anything from decorative Chinese imported stainless (no head choppy), 'machete' quality commercial carbon steel stamped (leaves a mess), formed and heat treated to hand forged ones ranging from 300 (ok but still somewhat messy) to insane (the head's eyes still roll) depending on maker and options.
My silliness aside this URL points to a sword by a "Living Treasure" of Japan. No it's not airbrushed or photoshopped. ;) I don't sell these. :(
http://www.ricecracker.com/japanese_swords/wakizashi/sw10.htm
I recently saw a bumper sticker that said "There is no bible but the King James bible."
It cracked me up.
I have my own take on what I.D. means:
Inebriated Design ....
Inelegant Design
Incoherent Design
Impotent Design
Incomprehensible Design
Ineluctable Design
Intolerable Design
The sad thing is I offer swords for sale that are airbrushed.
The sadder thing is people buy them. ;)
I agree with this but I also think you should do what you can to improve your position in the new environment. I would not recommend waiting and watching. Find out what this entails, find out who will be managing it, find out what you can do to be a more important part of it from them. Try and be a facilitator and not a mushroom nor a suck up.
107,000 gallons if you like home brewing very good American swill. A little less if you go for real beer. Less if you go for chinkweiser and not enough if it's German beer. ;)
Is that documented? That would at least quiet people like me down. ;)
I'll avoid catering to the continuing trend of defeaturing software. Gunome melted down because of it. I hope KDE pulls it out though I can continue using 3.5 I'd prefer they don't die.
Lighthouse has some excellent information on color and font choices.
http://www.lighthouse.org/accessibility/legible/
Someone in the Slashdot community must remember a specially spread and dithered truetype font that was intended for vision impaired folk. I recall having it and trying it in the 90's but at that time didn't need it and lost track of it. It seemed to work for me when I deliberately blurred my vision with a lens. Now that I'm older I've used the above site to help with my vision degradation but if someone has a pointer to that font I'd appreciate it since color choices and glasses only go so far.
Not .50 but .22-250, it's way cheaper for rodentia. That long reach wasp killer *IS* a flame thrower if you use a lighter. *ducks*
Adsorbed really. It will be surrounded by all the particulate matter from aol's various orifices and overwhelmed.
I still have my old number and a few friends use it. I also use it when aol are being assholes and not letting my regular nick on.
I didn't even consider not encrypting them.
COOL! I can cut my electric bill with Starry Starry Glow in the Night!
http://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/~wooters/persistentX.html
I've not tried this but it looks good.
Some for vnc
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/16011.html
With xinetd?
http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Uk/uk.comp.os.linux/2006-02/msg00109.html
Screen works for text. Does it allow persistent and secure connections for types of programs mentioned in the article?
Or just use Firefox which works seamlessly with most websites.
I'd buy a Make controller or the new megarduino or one of several CPLD and FPGA play toys available and have money left over for so Icanhascheeseburger.
srsly expensive stuff those gumshoe boys are hawking.
One of the government research laboratories had a method to use electricity to make a chemical.
It could be pumped and stored. Then later the energy could be extracted. It was insanely dense and more toxic than anything but botulin toxin. But the density was several times that of gasoline.
I can no longer find the reference to it.
I'd be more than happy to cut their federal funding.
But then I'd be more than happy to cut all federal funding with an equal tax cut.
Suitably edited to show that the EU is late. ;)
That is insightful and accurate. Socialist wankers are always easy to buy or overthrow. ;)
Air Force Research Laboratory's Propulsion Directorate
http://www.wpafb.af.mil/afrl/rz/
I thought I'd post a useful link rather than bashing some corporate spew machine.
My vehicle will run on vegan soylent oil.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNT_equivalent
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_weapon_yield
Yes