and the best chemical source was (not up at the time of this writing) is
http://www.sciencealliance.com
Be prepared to pay extra for the shipping of dangerous chemicals, and in some states (Texas) you may be restricted on what you can buy glassware-wise so check your local laws. It's been a while since I ordered from Science Alliance, so they may be out of business. In any case get a kit with 24/40 joint size so you can do real experiments. Avoid the microscale stuff.
I'm sure the movie is probably great, but I hope it doesn't start another craze of people wanting to learn kung-fu. Learn a martial art that'll do you some good.
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(yah yah... I know.. offtopic)
Seriously, I agree with the other posts. What happened to Slashdot the news organization? I'm getting sick of Slashdot the open source advocate.
Not that I'm against open source, but you guys have gone way off course. Suck.com's parody was right on target when one of the headlines read "Linux possibly defamed somewhere"
"News for Nerds. Stuff that matters." Not anymore.
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Actually, I've always been told that D-Day stood for "Demarcation Day", at least as relates to the invasion of Normandy.
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The cheapest glassware I have found online is
http://www.quarkglass.com/index.html
and the best chemical source was (not up at the time of this writing) is
http://www.sciencealliance.com
Be prepared to pay extra for the shipping of dangerous chemicals, and in some states (Texas) you may be restricted on what you can buy glassware-wise so check your local laws. It's been a while since I ordered from Science Alliance, so they may be out of business. In any case get a kit with 24/40 joint size so you can do real experiments. Avoid the microscale stuff.
I'm sure the movie is probably great, but I hope it doesn't start another craze of people wanting to learn kung-fu. Learn a martial art that'll do you some good. - overflow (yah yah... I know.. offtopic)
nuff said. - overflow
Nope... there's water in there. Dell has been doing this for years... I was kind of surprised to see the article not mention this. - overflow
Sounds like a good idea, but why use the Internet to download instructions based on the bar code?
Why not just encode the recipe into the barcode itself?
Seriously, how much data can the recipe consist of? High. 3 minutes.
This would eliminate privacy concerns.
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Seriously, I agree with the other posts. What happened to Slashdot the news organization? I'm getting sick of Slashdot the open source advocate.
Not that I'm against open source, but you guys have gone way off course. Suck.com's parody was right on target when one of the headlines read "Linux possibly defamed somewhere"
"News for Nerds. Stuff that matters." Not anymore.
- overflow
I don't think it's really possible... where would the routers go? You can't have just one big net segment. - overflow