But Saddam's in Montreal, remember?
God, he is as stupid as I thought. I had as much money piled away as he did I would surely by my own tropical island or something.
Take a close look at the picture- it's just a photoshopped G4 PowerMac. Mirror optical drive doors have been changed to grey, and the "handles" at the top and bottom have been cropped out.
(and it is funny, by the way), but this attitude is not far from the truth. I happen to be a member of Tripoli (one of the associations that governs high power rocketry) and we currently have a letter writing campaign going on. The government is trying to make it harder for us hobbyist to get engines over certain power ratings. I guess they fear someone using these engines to power guided rockets. This is kinda silly, as most terrorist have access to better weaponry, ie Stinger missles. Of course, the gov is also afraid that the terrorist do all there planning on the internet, too.
Don't worry. RIAA will by a couple key politicians and eventually get a law passed outlawing P2P for any purpose. I agree, this is too bad, P2P has many legal uses.
Here is a site that gives some reasons why the are thinking of replacing the standard:
http://physics.nist.gov/News/TechBeat/9501beat.htm l.
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I still use an SGI, an Indigo2, to do visual database modelling for an aviation training facility. Great machine- even as old as it is it can still do things you could not think of doing with an Intel machine.
As far as a morale footnote goes, the cartoons we grew up on (Bugs, RoadRunner) did have one- but it was not rammed down your throat. While those cartoon (Loony Tunes) were extremely funny, I did learn things like- brain power can beat brawn and get you out of tricky situations (Bugs Bunny), never giving up in the face of defeat (Wile Coyote), and losing your temper usually gets you nowhere (Yosemite Sam). The main difference, to me, between the older cartoons and your He-Man and its ilk, is that the moral message was delivered humoursly. You can't laugh at He Man.
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i can keep my cpu temp down 10 degrees celsius by leaving the door to the backyard open-
So can I, by keeping my computer off.
No, Gendar Fink (say it quickly).
But Saddam's in Montreal, remember?
God, he is as stupid as I thought. I had as much money piled away as he did I would surely by my own tropical island or something.
So they would be free to download pr0n. God bless America
Oops, I guess you already realize that. I failed to read your subject line. My fault.
Take a close look at the picture- it's just a photoshopped G4 PowerMac. Mirror optical drive doors have been changed to grey, and the "handles" at the top and bottom have been cropped out.
Why pay for the subscription. I'd rather hack her backdoor
as an aerospace engineer and rocket hobbyist I agree. It is the fabrication that is the real bitch.
(and it is funny, by the way), but this attitude is not far from the truth. I happen to be a member of Tripoli (one of the associations that governs high power rocketry) and we currently have a letter writing campaign going on. The government is trying to make it harder for us hobbyist to get engines over certain power ratings. I guess they fear someone using these engines to power guided rockets. This is kinda silly, as most terrorist have access to better weaponry, ie Stinger missles. Of course, the gov is also afraid that the terrorist do all there planning on the internet, too.
And all 6 out of 6 cowards ike you will always remain anonymous! Thankfully
Pot calling the kettle black?
No wonder the record industry is in trouble.
Watch out, the ACs are getting fiesty tonight.
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No, but they did specifically design this:
"Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT)"
Sounds like a million dollar scraper to me.
"The headgear will contain a laser-engagement system"- All I want are soldiers with freakin laser beams on there head.
Don't worry. RIAA will by a couple key politicians and eventually get a law passed outlawing P2P for any purpose. I agree, this is too bad, P2P has many legal uses.
Watersports, pfft. Dirty sanchez is where its at. Uknown German: Essen mein scheisse Cartman's Mom: Alrighty then
"keeps it in a heavily guarded safe in a château outside Paris" Damn, this thing lives better than I do, a nice chateau and very few visitors.
Here is a site that gives some reasons why the are thinking of replacing the standard: http://physics.nist.gov/News/TechBeat/9501beat.htm l.
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Would have been nice to link to a site that doesn't require name, rank, serial number, and blood type to read.
I still use an SGI, an Indigo2, to do visual database modelling for an aviation training facility. Great machine- even as old as it is it can still do things you could not think of doing with an Intel machine.
Well, these are the same type of people who told us that there was a lone gun man who killed JFK.
As far as a morale footnote goes, the cartoons we grew up on (Bugs, RoadRunner) did have one- but it was not rammed down your throat. While those cartoon (Loony Tunes) were extremely funny, I did learn things like- brain power can beat brawn and get you out of tricky situations (Bugs Bunny), never giving up in the face of defeat (Wile Coyote), and losing your temper usually gets you nowhere (Yosemite Sam). The main difference, to me, between the older cartoons and your He-Man and its ilk, is that the moral message was delivered humoursly. You can't laugh at He Man.
not to mention the size of the severance "package" the boss gives ya.
or, perhaps, was one who was forced to blow the bosses "whistle"