At this juncture, I'm more concerned that you even own a USB watch. No matter how functional you may believe it to be, there's nothing a USB watch can do for you that can't be canceled out tenfold by the fashion statement you, intentionally, or unintentionally, put forth by wearing a storage device.
It's quite elementary (which is the grade you should've picked up on this lesson): What you wear says a lot about you. Wearing a USB watch says nothing good. Sell the USB watch (preferably to the geek friend who's hitting on that cutie pie in the steno pool you've got the hots for), buy an analog watch for your wrist and a USB drive for you key chain.
It's not silly at all! It take the tremendous weight of gravity off the spine while under water, much like the Segway takes the unnecessary strain on the leg muscles that walking incurs.
I'm not a chemist, just asking stupid questions. From what I've read, C60 is the most stable form of Buckyball, but yet it's works as an oxidizing agent. Do they tend to attract to other Buckyballs or more often to other elements?
Speaking of beige, I just yesterday visited a pottery store that was using an old Apple ][gs for their bookkeeping. And they had an Apple Image Writer!
You've got to love Marketing Math (I should copyright that). Yes, it's 70% over re-registering it year-to-year, but their next step down from $9.99/yr. for 100 yrs. is $14.99/yr. for 10 yrs. That's only a 33% savings. So, your break-even point is 67 years. And you're going to go to your boss and say,
"Hey, I just save the company $500.00 by the year 2071 by paying twice that much up front!"
Always me with the stupid question, but how do you install a nanotube cable in space? This seems much more difficult than the installation of the Transatlantic Cable, and that didn't work the first time. They never addressed this technological issue in the article.
I mean, do you rocket a spool of cable to a geosynchronous orbit and let it out in opposite directions, one towards Earth and the other away? As the spool satellite gets lighter, it's going to have to fly lower...it's just complicated!
I have the IBM Deskstar 75GXP DTLA-307075 (76.8 GB) and am getting Delay-Write errors all the time on Windows 2000 Pro. I'm going to try the software upgrade listed by a/. reader located here.
It has been estimated that at any given moment, 3-5% of doctors are unfit to see patients, and the Public Citizen's Health Research Group has established a data bank of 20,125 doctors who have been disciplined for their mistakes.
I was operated on a month ago for a broken leg and kept thinking about medical errors everytime someone (the nurse, doctor, anesthesiologist, etc.) asked me, "So, which leg are we operating on today?"
Reminds me of the days when I would religiously save all the spent Polaroid instant film containers. They had a flat 4" x 6" (size of Polaroid pictures) 6v battery. They've got to have enough voltage to take ten flash photos, but not all photos use flash, so they're often underused. Take them apart and you can use them for just about any DC voltage need. With ten of them you can have a very strong 6v battery for RC cars and planes, or put them in a series for higher voltages.
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I've got a 50" Samsung DLP and I love it! One thing you failed to mention though is that they're a lot less expensive than LCD or plasma.
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Stop shitting around Mr. Hanky!
(No really, excellent response!)
Dude,
At this juncture, I'm more concerned that you even own a USB watch. No matter how functional you may believe it to be, there's nothing a USB watch can do for you that can't be canceled out tenfold by the fashion statement you, intentionally, or unintentionally, put forth by wearing a storage device.
It's quite elementary (which is the grade you should've picked up on this lesson): What you wear says a lot about you. Wearing a USB watch says nothing good. Sell the USB watch (preferably to the geek friend who's hitting on that cutie pie in the steno pool you've got the hots for), buy an analog watch for your wrist and a USB drive for you key chain.
End of discussion!
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...And carrying 20 lbs. of hash through an Turkish airport. Don't drop the soap while riding the Midnight Express!
It's not silly at all! It take the tremendous weight of gravity off the spine while under water, much like the Segway takes the unnecessary strain on the leg muscles that walking incurs.
Dude 2: Rapid Discharge Syndrome.
"Yes, Yes, YES, Yeeeeeeeees!"
You're wrong there Dr.: it has a devistating effect on finacial well being of the male homo sapien.
I thought Kepone was a band?
I'm not a chemist, just asking stupid questions. From what I've read, C60 is the most stable form of Buckyball, but yet it's works as an oxidizing agent. Do they tend to attract to other Buckyballs or more often to other elements?
Don't you mean really soon? Date an English major.
Can you provide a link to this "non-integer frame rate" please? Sounds interesting. Thanks!
I'm not.
"...It's better than great! Is there a word better than great? No, there isn't...it's GREAT!"
Speaking of beige, I just yesterday visited a pottery store that was using an old Apple ][gs for their bookkeeping. And they had an Apple Image Writer!
You've got to love Marketing Math (I should copyright that). Yes, it's 70% over re-registering it year-to-year, but their next step down from $9.99/yr. for 100 yrs. is $14.99/yr. for 10 yrs. That's only a 33% savings. So, your break-even point is 67 years. And you're going to go to your boss and say,
"Hey, I just save the company $500.00 by the year 2071 by paying twice that much up front!"
Two out of six Orbital Vehicles ain't bad either, right? N.Y.A.S.A. (Need Yet Another Seven Astronauts.)
One damn small conspicuous security robot.
AutoZone is a multi-billion what? Parts, employees, dollars? What?
Good point about telecom satellites. Without cellphones, we might not have a White House (9/11/2001 attacks).
Always me with the stupid question, but how do you install a nanotube cable in space? This seems much more difficult than the installation of the Transatlantic Cable, and that didn't work the first time. They never addressed this technological issue in the article. I mean, do you rocket a spool of cable to a geosynchronous orbit and let it out in opposite directions, one towards Earth and the other away? As the spool satellite gets lighter, it's going to have to fly lower...it's just complicated!
I have the IBM Deskstar 75GXP DTLA-307075 (76.8 GB) and am getting Delay-Write errors all the time on Windows 2000 Pro. I'm going to try the software upgrade listed by a /. reader located here.
I'll let you know if it works.
Even doctors are bad for you.
It has been estimated that at any given moment, 3-5% of doctors are unfit to see patients, and the Public Citizen's Health Research Group has established a data bank of 20,125 doctors who have been disciplined for their mistakes.
I was operated on a month ago for a broken leg and kept thinking about medical errors everytime someone (the nurse, doctor, anesthesiologist, etc.) asked me, "So, which leg are we operating on today?"
You live in Vancouver and you don't know where are they shooting the movie? How pathetic!
Oh, that was one sentence. Forget it!
Reminds me of the days when I would religiously save all the spent Polaroid instant film containers. They had a flat 4" x 6" (size of Polaroid pictures) 6v battery. They've got to have enough voltage to take ten flash photos, but not all photos use flash, so they're often underused. Take them apart and you can use them for just about any DC voltage need. With ten of them you can have a very strong 6v battery for RC cars and planes, or put them in a series for higher voltages.
I've got a 50" Samsung DLP and I love it! One thing you failed to mention though is that they're a lot less expensive than LCD or plasma.