this one's not powered by the 2-stroke either, but it hangs from cables on the ceiling. The outdoor version would have to have some sort of engine, for BigDog that was a 2-stroke which is of course completely peerless for power-to-weight ratio, for the engine itself, and energy-to-weight ratio, because of the high energy density of petroleum fuel. Pity the damn things are noisy, and dirty.
I, too, think that's an excellent idea. I'm sure Mark Shuttleworth reads this thread, so please Mark, listen.
We want this. Maybe the/. community still is slightly biased towards the "power user".
Let me clarify before you start posting links to open source hologram generation software.
can someone please post some of those links anyway? I'm very interested and our company prints stuff with extremely high resolution and spatial accuracy - it would be cool to "make up" a hologram rather than have one that is an image of a real object.
it does, but it's not good for collecting stats because organisations have their own private repositories (to save bandwidth, for one). You could set it up at home too if you have two or three Ubuntu machines, only one needs to fetch the packages from t'internet.
does anyone here think that SW _isnt_ made for kids? Possibly with the added "enjoyable by their parents being dragged along to the movies also" bonus? it's a fairy tale for Christ's sake
Completely idiotic it may be, but it's the obvious answer to the question that was asked on some mobile provider's billboard ads here in the UK (i think it was T-Mobile):
"What would you do with unlimited texts for life?"
At the time i thought the obvious answer would be "implement a TCP-over-SMS protocol, doh". Now someone's gone and actually done it. I should really transfer some geek points to their account.
yes it was a fun program, i wonder whether it still compiles with modern X11 versions.
I tried to write a version vor NeXTstep in the late 80s but failed miserably...
Plan ahead and put an extra $500 (or whatever your out-of-pocket expense might be)
or have it done on the NHS. (err, sorry you might not live in the UK. Or the new govt. might cut that part of the service.)
Put an icepack on your nuts and watch some movies and sports for the weekend.
| went back to work on a bike after it. It's not about having steel balls, but it can be more or less painful, just pot luck basically according to what the practitioner told me. It wasn't a doctor either, "just" a nurse. And a good one at that. Oh and it was a bloke, all 300lb of him.
"Going to the Feelies this evening, Henry?" enquired the Assistant Predestinator. "I hear the new one at the Alhambra is first-rate. There's a love scene on a bearskin rug; they say it's marvellous. Every hair of the bear reproduced. The most amazing tactual effects."
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Let's call it GammaDog.
OK so scores of Nvidia chips are cool but a Zeiss Mark VI is wayyyy more cool...
I, too, think that's an excellent idea. I'm sure Mark Shuttleworth reads this thread, so please Mark, listen. We want this. Maybe the /. community still is slightly biased towards the "power user".
OED, get it right
.. and sell it under the wrong name!
Lots of "gizmag" stories on /. recently. Is there a business relationship between the two? I think we should be told.
LOFAR will find a stream of information from an extraterrestrial source. When we decode it, we'll find that it's archives of extraterrestrial warez.
at which point the MPAA will be sueing the whole galaxy...
htm5 schmaTML5. I wrote a fractal viewer in TeX, in 1995. How's that for useless? http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=mandel
go get your coat and hand in your geek card at the door. The fun is in writing the program that solves the puzzle
No,we need to ban Thursdays! Both 11 Sept 2003 and 7 Jul 2005 were Thursdays. Cue various conspiracy theories...
Let me clarify before you start posting links to open source hologram generation software.
can someone please post some of those links anyway? I'm very interested and our company prints stuff with extremely high resolution and spatial accuracy - it would be cool to "make up" a hologram rather than have one that is an image of a real object.
it does, but it's not good for collecting stats because organisations have their own private repositories (to save bandwidth, for one). You could set it up at home too if you have two or three Ubuntu machines, only one needs to fetch the packages from t'internet.
..., if we suddenly found ourselves low on money, she isn't going to sell our DVD player just so she can go to Starbucks.
that just proves that TV addiction is worse than the coffee addiction
What's with the LFTR design, is that just some crackpot idea or is is the canine testicles?
does anyone here think that SW _isnt_ made for kids? Possibly with the added "enjoyable by their parents being dragged along to the movies also" bonus? it's a fairy tale for Christ's sake
If we replace the atmosphere with SF6, airships will float with all sorts of gases!
Completely idiotic it may be, but it's the obvious answer to the question that was asked on some mobile provider's billboard ads here in the UK (i think it was T-Mobile):
"What would you do with unlimited texts for life?"
At the time i thought the obvious answer would be "implement a TCP-over-SMS protocol, doh". Now someone's gone and actually done it. I should really transfer some geek points to their account.
rather, he is well mean!
yes it was a fun program, i wonder whether it still compiles with modern X11 versions. I tried to write a version vor NeXTstep in the late 80s but failed miserably...
Plan ahead and put an extra $500 (or whatever your out-of-pocket expense might be)
or have it done on the NHS. (err, sorry you might not live in the UK. Or the new govt. might cut that part of the service.)
Put an icepack on your nuts and watch some movies and sports for the weekend.
| went back to work on a bike after it. It's not about having steel balls, but it can be more or less painful, just pot luck basically according to what the practitioner told me. It wasn't a doctor either, "just" a nurse. And a good one at that. Oh and it was a bloke, all 300lb of him.
yes but is it dead yet... Otherwise that would be too cruel, even considering it's only a MS product and not some sentient GNU software
No, actually, he said that if you have $SOMETHING to hide then doing stuff concerned with $SOMETHING on t'internet is not a smart idea.
it would be like finding out the players were rigging our baseball and football games to win bets in Vegas
you mean, like, they don't actually do that?
hey, your kitten walking on the piano keyboard was playing a song owned by SonyWarnerEMI. We'll sue the whiskers off him!