I used it more to scatter the programs I needed to work with all over campus. My workstation was crap. So ANSYS over here, Pro-E over there, IRC local, etc. I haven't found a decent equivalent for Windows.
Every bad word they hear erodes their belief in Santa, Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, and Spiderman. It's crushing their innocent childhood one word at a time, leaving them a bitter husk of a child. Next stop: drugs, psychosis, and selling their bodies on the streets.
People often consider using harsh language on a child for using foul language inappropriate and unlikely to work in the long run. The more accepted method is to use the non-verbal method of telling a kid to not say a bad word by using the back of your hand. So yes, kids hearing a bad word leads to them being harmed.
Good ol' RS-232 let's you do a lot. Run one very low power board that can sit there listening to RS-232 input and act on commands. It can then toggle the power of other equipment plus route messages from them however you choose.
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May I direct you attention to the one gadget we all really want: the Aston Martin with champagne refrigerator. You might want some of the other features http://www.aston-martin.us/007/goldfinger.html but I submit that the combination of the two were the most useful for defeating the other side. Really, how often will you ever "retractable tyre slashers" to impress a woman? And even for guys here on Slashdot, you're 1000 times more likely to need an advantage when dealing with women than ever have to douse flame throwing motorcycles.
Not quite sucking them in and spitting them out. Rather it's when the inflowing matter creates so much heat it clears out all the remaining matter in the area. Creates a "dry galaxy" (their term, not mine). So nothing left nearby for it to suck in and thereby grow.
An analogy would be how when a star forms it coalesces to a point that it produces enough energy to clear the area (T Tauri wind?). The star growth is then capped.
It's still science. Weak or strong statistacally, science is body of work based on "Cool! Hey everybody, check this out!" followed either by "Hey, that is cool!" or "Dork, you forgot to carry the one!" Sometimes both.
Until it gets lost. Then I'm stuck in a cold, dark house, the TV is stuck on the weather channel, and I can't call for help. If the sucker also controls door locks, the stove, and the fridge, I'm as good as dead.
On the other hand, you probably haven't had much luck taking a patient that's been dead for years, swapped out a few parts, and get them running again with just a wrench and parts from Autozone. Or at least I hope not.
This is the start of Cycle 24, not Cycle 5. People have been watching the sun for a long time. It's the solar wind that's only been measured for 50 years.
I might still go along with a system to find the dumbass terrorists. Not every bad guy is smart, so you're going to get some obviously suspicious activity every once in a while. So if a system spots some guy renting a Ryder Truck, bought 10,000 kg of fertilizer, isn't a farmer, etc, yeah, knock on that guy's door. It's pretty uncommon, but checking a few of these, even if most are false positives, might not be a bad idea.
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If these have autopilot, they win for tonnage by far: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batillus_class_supertankers
I used it more to scatter the programs I needed to work with all over campus. My workstation was crap. So ANSYS over here, Pro-E over there, IRC local, etc. I haven't found a decent equivalent for Windows.
But it's more special if little Timmy learns the F word from grandma instead of TV. We have to keep TV from destroying yet more family traditions.
Every bad word they hear erodes their belief in Santa, Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, and Spiderman. It's crushing their innocent childhood one word at a time, leaving them a bitter husk of a child. Next stop: drugs, psychosis, and selling their bodies on the streets.
Depends on how you tell them.
People often consider using harsh language on a child for using foul language inappropriate and unlikely to work in the long run. The more accepted method is to use the non-verbal method of telling a kid to not say a bad word by using the back of your hand. So yes, kids hearing a bad word leads to them being harmed.
More likely the Ford Galaxy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Galaxy
With car sales going south cloning may be the only way to get enough customers.
Good ol' RS-232 let's you do a lot. Run one very low power board that can sit there listening to RS-232 input and act on commands. It can then toggle the power of other equipment plus route messages from them however you choose.
I almost included a quip along the lines of "Democrats will be punished by being put in charge."
How long before we can do the same with Democrats?
"It could be regarded an act of treason to place a postage stamp bearing the British king or queen's image upside-down"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7081038.stm
May I direct you attention to the one gadget we all really want: the Aston Martin with champagne refrigerator. You might want some of the other features http://www.aston-martin.us/007/goldfinger.html but I submit that the combination of the two were the most useful for defeating the other side. Really, how often will you ever "retractable tyre slashers" to impress a woman? And even for guys here on Slashdot, you're 1000 times more likely to need an advantage when dealing with women than ever have to douse flame throwing motorcycles.
"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money."
-- Alexis de Tocqueville
So maybe I should buy a gun and bullets? To use when invading hoards of flint armed raiders come to take our stuff.
That's total BS, and you know it. You're sig is far too weak an argument for not getting into an argument.
Not quite sucking them in and spitting them out. Rather it's when the inflowing matter creates so much heat it clears out all the remaining matter in the area. Creates a "dry galaxy" (their term, not mine). So nothing left nearby for it to suck in and thereby grow.
An analogy would be how when a star forms it coalesces to a point that it produces enough energy to clear the area (T Tauri wind?). The star growth is then capped.
It's still science. Weak or strong statistacally, science is body of work based on "Cool! Hey everybody, check this out!" followed either by "Hey, that is cool!" or "Dork, you forgot to carry the one!" Sometimes both.
Dammit honey! You drove off and left me in the dark again!
Until it gets lost. Then I'm stuck in a cold, dark house, the TV is stuck on the weather channel, and I can't call for help. If the sucker also controls door locks, the stove, and the fridge, I'm as good as dead.
On the other hand, you probably haven't had much luck taking a patient that's been dead for years, swapped out a few parts, and get them running again with just a wrench and parts from Autozone. Or at least I hope not.
This is the start of Cycle 24, not Cycle 5. People have been watching the sun for a long time. It's the solar wind that's only been measured for 50 years.
The endzone is in good enough shape to read. That might be a clue.
Or have it "crash" on boot and you'll be sent along your way with a sympathetic shrug.
So let me get this straight: The Earth's atmosphere isn't part of the Earth. Wow!
Since the 1700's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_rod
Well, technically they had to wait until the term "volt" was coined.
I might still go along with a system to find the dumbass terrorists. Not every bad guy is smart, so you're going to get some obviously suspicious activity every once in a while. So if a system spots some guy renting a Ryder Truck, bought 10,000 kg of fertilizer, isn't a farmer, etc, yeah, knock on that guy's door. It's pretty uncommon, but checking a few of these, even if most are false positives, might not be a bad idea.