> (short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
> (long-click)(long-click)(long-click) O
> (short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
> (Sorry, only Morse code I remember.)
Since this is slashdot, just rearrange the letters and you get:
(long-click)(long-click)(long-click) O
(short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
(short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
You forgot another great demo by Future Crew: "Second Reality" ! If you haven't seen it - go watch it now!
In 1998 "Smash Design" created " Second Reality for C64" which also is really cool!
brgnever
On my last vacation my microdrive and my cf card work perfectly even after going through 7 airport scanners in 14 days. So I guess your memory cards should be pretty safe...
>Like Carter trusted the USSR? Right before they went into Afghanistan?
>Just like France trusted Germany? Just before Germany walked into France? (WWII)
>Just like the USSR trusted Germany? Just before they walked into Poland? (WWII)
This is soooo wrong!!!!!!
I don't know about Afghanistan, but:
France NEVER trusted Germany and vice versa, only in the last 50 years this changed.
When Germany invaded Poland in 1939 they had the SUPPORT of the USSR!
>Shall I go on?
Only if you check your "facts" before doing so...
>A much smarter method, in my opinion, would be to check vehicle mileage of registered vehicles, and tax based on that. Most new cars use a digital odometer that isn't able to be rolled back by a mechanic with a screwdriver
No, but he can use a computer! In all (modern) cars I know the odometers can be set to any number you like - you just need the right equipment and about 2-5 minutes. There is no way you can detect if someone altered the odometer or not. In Europe you can find too much people who are able to do this...
Or you could eat at "Cafe Bleu" same owner (I guess) and also 2,50 EUR (not 5 EUR as the previous poster stated - dude, remember to convert from DM to EUROs!) for the Studi-Essen.
Slashdot Mirror
That's why I use:
:)
@example.com
@example.net
@example.org
(see http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2606.txt )
me@example.com works fine on most web pages
brgnever
> (short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
;)
> (long-click)(long-click)(long-click) O
> (short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
> (Sorry, only Morse code I remember.)
Since this is slashdot, just rearrange the letters and you get:
(long-click)(long-click)(long-click) O
(short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
(short-click)(short-click)(short-click) S
it's not that hard
>Dummies. Isn't that like firemen practicing on their own house?
;)
Not really - unlike the patent office, we know what we are doing
brgnever
You forgot another great demo by Future Crew: "Second Reality" ! If you haven't seen it - go watch it now!
In 1998 "Smash Design" created " Second Reality for C64" which also is really cool!
brgnever
On my last vacation my microdrive and my cf card work perfectly even after going through 7 airport scanners in 14 days. So I guess your memory cards should be pretty safe...
brgnever
>Like Carter trusted the USSR? Right before they went into Afghanistan?
>Just like France trusted Germany? Just before Germany walked into France? (WWII)
>Just like the USSR trusted Germany? Just before they walked into Poland? (WWII)
This is soooo wrong!!!!!!
I don't know about Afghanistan, but: France NEVER trusted Germany and vice versa, only in the last 50 years this changed. When Germany invaded Poland in 1939 they had the SUPPORT of the USSR!
>Shall I go on?
Only if you check your "facts" before doing so...
>A much smarter method, in my opinion, would be to check vehicle mileage of registered vehicles, and tax based on that. Most new cars use a digital odometer that isn't able to be rolled back by a mechanic with a screwdriver
No, but he can use a computer! In all (modern) cars I know the odometers can be set to any number you like - you just need the right equipment and about 2-5 minutes. There is no way you can detect if someone altered the odometer or not. In Europe you can find too much people who are able to do this...
Or you could eat at "Cafe Bleu" same owner (I guess) and also 2,50 EUR (not 5 EUR as the previous poster stated - dude, remember to convert from DM to EUROs!) for the Studi-Essen.
... :)
I am also not affiliated with these guys