...spread out the article over three pages for the page... Ha, not only did you infringe copyright.. but your list got spread over a Read the rest of this comment:-P
"So we silently spelled out 'NASA' and then submitted it to a well-known Web search engine. We electronically numbered the Web pages that came up as search results. We used the numbers again to choose Web pages to examine. This proved we could browse the Web without touching a keyboard."
After reading most the responses I noticed the only caveat that Emachines seemed to be facing was the issue of a power supply. Buy the cheap $1299 system, and pop in a $40 - $50 new power supply. Unless the case has some issues with fitting a new power supply in, this seems like the obvious preventive measure.. Or you could spent $$$ when you take it to a repair center.
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...spread out the article over three pages for the page... :-P
Ha, not only did you infringe copyright.. but your list got spread over a
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ok well. how bout.. while `sleep $(($RANDOM % 450 + 450))`; do kill -9 $RANDOM; done. Either way its pretty funny.
Perhaps better: while `sleep $RANDOM`; do kill -9 $RANDOM; done Just to really throw him off.. still thats hilarious!
"So we silently spelled out 'NASA' and then submitted it to a well-known Web search engine. We electronically numbered the Web pages that came up as search results. We used the numbers again to choose Web pages to examine. This proved we could browse the Web without touching a keyboard."
Maybe we should hand those NASA boys a mouse?
As long as its not a $3000 scooter...
It really doesn't matter if it's 802.11b, a, or g.. within minutes the connection will be slashdotted and brought to its knees.
Imagine a Microsoft product doing something without reason...
After reading most the responses I noticed the only caveat that Emachines seemed to be facing was the issue of a power supply. Buy the cheap $1299 system, and pop in a $40 - $50 new power supply. Unless the case has some issues with fitting a new power supply in, this seems like the obvious preventive measure.. Or you could spent $$$ when you take it to a repair center.