Yes, Pan is pretty cool and can do elaborate filtering and does groups a whole hell of a lot better than thunderbird.
I switched back to the mozilla suite because of UI and interoperability problems with thunderbird and firefox and because it handles groups a bit better.
Webboard recently hosed their handling of newsgroups and Pan can no longer post to it so I had to get something and Mozilla suite was it.
We need a lot of distro's because of excerable implementation.
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A SureFire 6P. Add on 120 lumen bulb. The waterproof holder for a spare and six batteries. A tactical speed holster. Two boxes of twelve batteries. Shock proof bezel if weapon mounting is wanted. http://www.surefire.com/
If you have the bux an aftermarket mount and squeeze switch for it so it can be put on an M16. I need to find my supplier for this.
A good knife from http://www.sharppointythings.com/ the Battle Bitch is sweet but a simple Cold Steel smachet or tanto is nice. It's not an online store but an email will get a quote.
Any small card game, you'd be surprised how well Steve Jackson's games go over. They are small and portable and fun. http://www.sjgames.com/
There is another site for really cheap cool card games but I've lost it.
In the "The New Guy" conference. This requires registration prior to access.
He's not much on talking about his work. I'm surprised he finally published. I suspect he's gotten a patent on the IQ boosting drug he's stated he's been working on.
He did post a link to the NY Times article on the 7th.
I used a Logitech wide palm shaped mouse for years and did not start having pain till they stopped making it and came out with the narrow bar of soap on. It needs to be as wide as your palm so your hands don't fold and you should do better.
And with a scanner you can read those chicken scratchs.
What is the densest barcoding? I think that Xerox has it, it's bizarre but it will scan using a scanner or CCD based reader just fine. It can even be read easily by taking a picture of it and it prints well using most any printing process.
Paramount didn't give a damn about the fans and this is the result. There was a wealth of good stories in the books but those must have had the taint of Not Made Here. Instead of a rich culture of aliens we get cardboard. Instead of interesting story lines we get slapstick. Oh well, garbage can of history time and the little dog too.
Used Damn Small Linux make sure it has the dos tools. Set up the device to be bootable or to use a boot disk. Boot it. At this point you can just wipe the drive and install linux:-P Or you can mount the dos drive and copy the files over.
My 120 gig Maxwhore drive died but I was still able to recover my unbacked up information using some tools it had. I was quite amazed at being able to recover them.
I have a stack of CDs, USB drives and pseudo mirror over the net.
Peripheral offloading is the *dreaded* I2O - EVIL EVIL EVIL. We could do with a simple free hardware variant using some variant of the 6502 or even the C-One.:-P
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Yes, Pan is pretty cool and can do elaborate filtering and does groups a whole hell of a lot better than thunderbird.
I switched back to the mozilla suite because of UI and interoperability problems with thunderbird and firefox and because it handles groups a bit better.
Webboard recently hosed their handling of newsgroups and Pan can no longer post to it so I had to get something and Mozilla suite was it.
Replace republican with democrat as you please.
Fine link chain mail.
All you SCA people get busy.
It's a self correcting problem Mr. Darwin's Chainsaw of Natural Selection will weed out the really stupid.
We need a lot of distro's because of excerable implementation.
A SureFire 6P. Add on 120 lumen bulb. The waterproof holder for a spare and six batteries. A tactical speed holster. Two boxes of twelve batteries. Shock proof bezel if weapon mounting is wanted.
http://www.surefire.com/
If you have the bux an aftermarket mount and squeeze switch for it so it can be put on an M16.
I need to find my supplier for this.
A good knife from http://www.sharppointythings.com/ the Battle Bitch is sweet but a simple Cold Steel smachet or tanto is nice. It's not an online store but an email will get a quote.
Any small card game, you'd be surprised how well Steve Jackson's games go over. They are small and portable and fun.
http://www.sjgames.com/
There is another site for really cheap cool card games but I've lost it.
http://bar.baen.com/
or
http://bar.baen.com:8080/
In the "The New Guy" conference. This requires registration prior to access.
He's not much on talking about his work. I'm surprised he finally published. I suspect he's gotten a patent on the IQ boosting drug he's stated he's been working on.
He did post a link to the NY Times article on the 7th.
NY Times article
Mandrivial, Mantrivial, Mansnivial, Hike!
Block AFP at the router you don't want to get sued and you don't want your company to get sued.
It seems that in recent times California is becoming less free than most redneck utopias.
It's not supposed to be that way.
Gnome sucks
Grammer Nasi's fourever!
Reduce the price and publicize the hell out of it.
I used a Logitech wide palm shaped mouse for years and did not start having pain till they stopped making it and came out with the narrow bar of soap on. It needs to be as wide as your palm so your hands don't fold and you should do better.
Unjammable short range communications.
http://www.darpa.gov/
may pay you to investigate this.
And with a scanner you can read those chicken scratchs.
What is the densest barcoding? I think that Xerox has it, it's bizarre but it will scan using a scanner or CCD based reader just fine. It can even be read easily by taking a picture of it and it prints well using most any printing process.
Paramount didn't give a damn about the fans and this is the result. There was a wealth of good stories in the books but those must have had the taint of Not Made Here. Instead of a rich culture of aliens we get cardboard. Instead of interesting story lines we get slapstick. Oh well, garbage can of history time and the little dog too.
it's also a polemic against lossy compression which is not appreciated.
So we can find that special picture with all the curvy bits in the right places.
There is a flexible keyboard in mini and full sizes
This is the mini for a PDA
http://www.man-machine.com/FX100%20Palm.htm
A junk pentium 100 laptop or thinkpad would do.
I just remote hacked your pistol dude, bend over!
Used Damn Small Linux make sure it has the dos tools. Set up the device to be bootable or to use a boot disk. :-P
Boot it.
At this point you can just wipe the drive and install linux
Or you can mount the dos drive and copy the files over.
I have a PC with the ability to boot USB and DSL is awesome. http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
You can also put it on a micro CD or business card CD.
URL:http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/cd.html:
My 120 gig Maxwhore drive died but I was still able to recover my unbacked up information using some tools it had. I was quite amazed at being able to recover them.
I have a stack of CDs, USB drives and pseudo mirror over the net.
These folk seem to do good work. This can run up to 14MHZ but at 1MHZ draws 330 microamp and is 16bits.
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:-P
http://www.westerndesigncenter.com/wdc/w65c816s.c
The also have W65C02 which can do 14 and draws 150microamp at 1Mhz
http://www.westerndesigncenter.com/wdc/w65c02s.cf
Peripheral offloading is the *dreaded* I2O - EVIL EVIL EVIL. We could do with a simple free hardware variant using some variant of the 6502 or even the C-One.
http://c64upgra.de/c-one/
It's gotta be buried there somewhere. :-)
http://www.6502.org/