Anyone else see it? You get a free house, or some other incentive, paid for by advertisements displayed in your windows both inside and out. Its the ULTIMATE Tivo work-around for the advertisement industry.
"an opening especially in the wall of a building for admission of light and air that is usually closed by casements or sashes containing transparent material (as glass) and capable of being opened and shut" seems a bit wordy
I would if I could find some Perspex. I did a Google on it and found out its been around since the 40's, but I've never heard of it before. You can make a bong out of it too. This requires further research.
The only difference is that the machines also presented an alternate view of reality
Until an Agent totally fucked up their perception of reality...
which this technology would not do
that's why I tried to rebut the technology being compared to it...
They should have installed a compressed air system to blow the dust off the panels. Seems like they'd just need a few cans of compressed air to extend the life by a few months.
Water jet cutting in the fish industry is also much safer because there's no blades for bacteria to grow on. The thickest steel I've seen cnc laser cutting tables for is 5/8". It has to do with the focus depth of the laser; 5/8" is the deepest the laser can be focused and still cut the material that's shallower than 5/8".
I used to do that, then switched to a veggie and fruit diet with cheese (moz) daily to supplement protein and meat once a week back in May. Went from 298 to 245 in 6 months yet I'm eating more now than ever...just the right stuff now.
It seems to me that the people that would get the best use out of this are CGI creators & other graphic artists and AutoCAD (and other CAD programs) users such as myself.
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Anyone else see it? You get a free house, or some other incentive, paid for by advertisements displayed in your windows both inside and out. Its the ULTIMATE Tivo work-around for the advertisement industry.
"an opening especially in the wall of a building for admission of light and air that is usually closed by casements or sashes containing transparent material (as glass) and capable of being opened and shut" seems a bit wordy
Do you think Mexican food contains people?
Damnit, I don't get it. Explain please?
Thought I was going to get some good Native American cooking recipes.
The only reason why SCO is getting so much press is because they are trying to hinder engineering accoumplishments.
I thought it was because they're assholes?
Stumpy the Wonder Rover
Doesn't Beagle2 already have that nickname?
straight from their fake set in Hollywood where they produce all the "space" footage
/. stories?
When did Michael Moore start submiting
It looks like plexiglass or polycarbinate AND you can make bongs out of the stuff...
I would if I could find some Perspex. I did a Google on it and found out its been around since the 40's, but I've never heard of it before. You can make a bong out of it too. This requires further research.
Wonder how long it will be till it tells the other scientists to "Kiss my shiny metal ass."
The only difference is that the machines also presented an alternate view of reality
Until an Agent totally fucked up their perception of reality...
which this technology would not do
that's why I tried to rebut the technology being compared to it...
Right...definitely NOT something you want the operating system of a certain company based in Redmond, WA controlling.
Kind of shocked not to see any blonde jokes yet!!!
This would enable handicap people to control machines, not vice-versa. It would be killer for fighter pilots though...
I always thought it was So Fukkin Ugly
just a thought
They should have installed a compressed air system to blow the dust off the panels. Seems like they'd just need a few cans of compressed air to extend the life by a few months.
No, he's comparing the Nazis to the Bush Administration.
Its to hide the Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator.
I guess its better than them scratching their balls.
Why, a space escalator of course!
Water jet cutting in the fish industry is also much safer because there's no blades for bacteria to grow on.
The thickest steel I've seen cnc laser cutting tables for is 5/8". It has to do with the focus depth of the laser; 5/8" is the deepest the laser can be focused and still cut the material that's shallower than 5/8".
I used to do that, then switched to a veggie and fruit diet with cheese (moz) daily to supplement protein and meat once a week back in May. Went from 298 to 245 in 6 months yet I'm eating more now than ever...just the right stuff now.
Would this do?
http://cnclaser.com/cnclaser/
It seems to me that the people that would get the best use out of this are CGI creators & other graphic artists and AutoCAD (and other CAD programs) users such as myself.