If you think about it, the cost of sugar is nothing. Just go to Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts. Many people get their coffee daily. Just grab some sugar packets wherever you go.
The whole point of this is so that only the set owner can fire it. Granted, if an assailant ever got hold of a cop's gun, he could still bludgeon him with it, but I don't think there's anything that can stop that.
... now I have another reason to love my 25+ year old cars so much. Not only can I go faster, but I can get away with it much more. I've dealt with OBDII when I worked at various shops, and frankly after dealing with it I don't think computers belong in cars at all. They worked for 80+ years beforehand and put out better numbers to boot.
Not to be totally redundant, I have to point out the fact that not every place supports recycling - my surrounding towns do on-street pickup, but we don't, the closest thing we have is a redemption center which is just for bottles and cans. That doesn't even matter, because most of the items I see in the recycling bins by the street are milk jugs and soup cans, no newspapers, no various other plastics, nothing.
I'm not a big eco-freak, but I'd rather see the oil they're using go towards gasoline. At least that's a necessity (especially for my V8, heh) for pretty much everyone.
If there isn't a redemption value on these, nobody will recycle them.
Hey, my Ranger went 17 years (well, a few months for me...) before the taillights shorted, brakes went, wheel fell off, and alternator killed itself all in the course of a day.
Now not only can you watch the Junkman and Gone in 60 Seconds, you can be part of the action!
Leave it to the British to do this. This explains their street system, though - they model the streets after how the majority of the people randomly swerve.
And just think, driving through New York, if you're stuck in traffic near one of those WiFi spots, he can use XBox Live!
You're rather uppity. I guess I'd be irate, too, if I was driving a 1.8l I4 econobox. There's no replacement for displacement, buy domestic.
Just so I'm not completely off-topic, it's futile dealing with Microsoft on this. They'll enforce one, maybe two high-profile cases to scare people, if that. They can't keep track of 3/4mil slashdotters plus countless other open source zealots. Do what you like with what you've bought, the Lord of the Bowl Cut won't be showing up at your house anytime soon.
Me? I'll stick with playing with my Dreamcast. I've vowed to never purchase a Microsoft license again.
Hey, the El Camino SS in the front yard likes the names. If I ever have to run a Civic browser, I might as well just kill myself... slowest browser ever.
Ah the power of chee... er, slashdot. It's up to 12k since I checked it, and quite frankly this seems like the biggest waste of time and (I know I'm being redundant) a prime target for spammers. Quick! Go sign up! There's absolutely no need for this whatsoever.... wait, it fits in just well with AOL itself. It's perfect!
We have an HP OfficeJet R80, and this thing is a tank. It's absolutely huge because it scans, copies, and faxes too, but we've had no problems at all with it, and it's been put through the wringer the past few months from the parental figures making threefold copies of my late grandmother's photo albums. The ink costs an arm, a leg, and a few more extremities from anyone in your immediate area, but I see it as worth it for something that's been regularly used for the past few years. That, and even the computer illiterate people (my family =/) can work it no problem.
By the way, run far, far away if your parents get into geneology. Ugh.
... where's the any key? I see ESC, CTRL (ki-tarl), and PGUP (pig-up), but I don't see any ANY key! Phew, all this computer hacking is making me thirsty, I think I'll have a TAB.
I never thought the day would come. *sniff*
Now if only there were enough room in there to turn the soda dispenser into a tower (a water-cooled one, no less), I'd be impressed.
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You make a good point, but GM has been doing that for ages. There was a his/her (performance/economy) switch in early model Firebirds.
Is it really appropriate to run the Beaver kernel on a distro that has release names taken from Disney characters?
Though I suppose Woody wasn't a good name either. Nevermind, they'll go great together.
An $800+ handheld system? I'll stick with my ColecoVision.
If you think about it, the cost of sugar is nothing. Just go to Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts. Many people get their coffee daily. Just grab some sugar packets wherever you go.
The whole point of this is so that only the set owner can fire it. Granted, if an assailant ever got hold of a cop's gun, he could still bludgeon him with it, but I don't think there's anything that can stop that.
You forgot that they have to sound like a swarm of flies who ate at Taco Bell when they're in use. At least your soundcard will work better.
Actually, it's forty rods to the hogshead. MY car gets three...
... your phone doesn't pass emissions tests?
With news like this, I'm glad I wore my Che Guevara shirt today.
Now to find those Sirius Cybernetics Corporation market execs... up against the wall.
Insert a third stupid generic revolution saying here.
I really did wear the shirt, though =P
Yup, and you're first against the wall.
Just think of the money they could bring in from a ride like that? Step 1: Fire up an old wind tunnel Step 2: ??? Step 3: Profit.
... now I have another reason to love my 25+ year old cars so much. Not only can I go faster, but I can get away with it much more. I've dealt with OBDII when I worked at various shops, and frankly after dealing with it I don't think computers belong in cars at all. They worked for 80+ years beforehand and put out better numbers to boot.
But that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.
Not to be totally redundant, I have to point out the fact that not every place supports recycling - my surrounding towns do on-street pickup, but we don't, the closest thing we have is a redemption center which is just for bottles and cans. That doesn't even matter, because most of the items I see in the recycling bins by the street are milk jugs and soup cans, no newspapers, no various other plastics, nothing.
I'm not a big eco-freak, but I'd rather see the oil they're using go towards gasoline. At least that's a necessity (especially for my V8, heh) for pretty much everyone.
If there isn't a redemption value on these, nobody will recycle them.
Hey, my Ranger went 17 years (well, a few months for me...) before the taillights shorted, brakes went, wheel fell off, and alternator killed itself all in the course of a day.
Flamebait. This is just an update on an older article. It wasn't released yesterday. One shouldn't comment if one isn't up to date on the article.
Now not only can you watch the Junkman and Gone in 60 Seconds, you can be part of the action! Leave it to the British to do this. This explains their street system, though - they model the streets after how the majority of the people randomly swerve. And just think, driving through New York, if you're stuck in traffic near one of those WiFi spots, he can use XBox Live!
You're rather uppity. I guess I'd be irate, too, if I was driving a 1.8l I4 econobox. There's no replacement for displacement, buy domestic.
Just so I'm not completely off-topic, it's futile dealing with Microsoft on this. They'll enforce one, maybe two high-profile cases to scare people, if that. They can't keep track of 3/4mil slashdotters plus countless other open source zealots. Do what you like with what you've bought, the Lord of the Bowl Cut won't be showing up at your house anytime soon.
Me? I'll stick with playing with my Dreamcast. I've vowed to never purchase a Microsoft license again.
Hey, the El Camino SS in the front yard likes the names. If I ever have to run a Civic browser, I might as well just kill myself... slowest browser ever.
Ah the power of chee... er, slashdot. It's up to 12k since I checked it, and quite frankly this seems like the biggest waste of time and (I know I'm being redundant) a prime target for spammers. Quick! Go sign up! There's absolutely no need for this whatsoever.... wait, it fits in just well with AOL itself. It's perfect!
We have an HP OfficeJet R80, and this thing is a tank. It's absolutely huge because it scans, copies, and faxes too, but we've had no problems at all with it, and it's been put through the wringer the past few months from the parental figures making threefold copies of my late grandmother's photo albums. The ink costs an arm, a leg, and a few more extremities from anyone in your immediate area, but I see it as worth it for something that's been regularly used for the past few years. That, and even the computer illiterate people (my family =/) can work it no problem.
By the way, run far, far away if your parents get into geneology. Ugh.
... where's the any key? I see ESC, CTRL (ki-tarl), and PGUP (pig-up), but I don't see any ANY key! Phew, all this computer hacking is making me thirsty, I think I'll have a TAB. I never thought the day would come. *sniff* Now if only there were enough room in there to turn the soda dispenser into a tower (a water-cooled one, no less), I'd be impressed.
... on what words we should be adding into this programming language, this page could probably compile some pretty mean software for NASA =/
You shot who in the what, now?