IIRC, Outlook requires OE for nntp support. Of course, it loads this when Outlook starts, so OE is "required." Even if you have a different news browser.
How about the Cray-2 (picture upper right)? It was:
"completely flouronics cooled. The cooling fluid, made by 3M, allowed the whole computer to be immersed in the electrically insulated fluid, and yet conduct the heat away by conduction and ebullient vaporization. It looked much like a fish tank."
From the article:
The 5,300-year-old "Iceman" discovered in 1991 in the Italian Alps was killed by one or more assailants in a fight that lasted at least two days
That sounds like the Rowdy Roddy Piper fight scene from "They Live", doesn't it?
I probably should RTFA more carefully, but I wonder if you can use this as a networked music server/file share, or if it only synchronizes to one machine? As someone who does freelance tech work, it'd be nice (read: fulfill my geek desires) to carry my toolset and my music all on one device.
Here's an idea to get people out to vote: combine voting with the lottery. Put up a big enough sum to get people's attention, then have one lucky, randomly chosen individual win it all. Have the money come from the various political parties (every party that had 5% or greater share of the popular vote in the last election). This won't help with the security issue (obviously), but it might combat voter apathy.
many require you to twist the domes from 6 o'clock to 12 o'clock
According to the article:
First off, the mere appearance of the domes implies that they should be turned and twisted. Every person who stopped by while I was testing attempted to turn one of the domes--I quickly had to slap their hand and point a finger toward the ominous, and obvious, warning label directly on the front of the keyboard (pictured below).
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IIRC, Outlook requires OE for nntp support. Of course, it loads this when Outlook starts, so OE is "required." Even if you have a different news browser.
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Shhh! Don't give them any ideas...
They found Abe Vigoda?
The 5,300-year-old "Iceman" discovered in 1991 in the Italian Alps was killed by one or more assailants in a fight that lasted at least two days
That sounds like the Rowdy Roddy Piper fight scene from "They Live", doesn't it?
I probably should RTFA more carefully, but I wonder if you can use this as a networked music server/file share, or if it only synchronizes to one machine? As someone who does freelance tech work, it'd be nice (read: fulfill my geek desires) to carry my toolset and my music all on one device.
Here's an idea to get people out to vote: combine voting with the lottery. Put up a big enough sum to get people's attention, then have one lucky, randomly chosen individual win it all. Have the money come from the various political parties (every party that had 5% or greater share of the popular vote in the last election). This won't help with the security issue (obviously), but it might combat voter apathy.
According to the article:
First off, the mere appearance of the domes implies that they should be turned and twisted. Every person who stopped by while I was testing attempted to turn one of the domes--I quickly had to slap their hand and point a finger toward the ominous, and obvious, warning label directly on the front of the keyboard (pictured below).