If you see any of these guys, you might want to be suspicious:
McCain (not a TX resident)
Obama (not a TX resident either)
Clinton (not a TX resident, pissed at both of above)
Ahmadinejad, Casto (either), Chavez, etc (not TX residents, but like to joke around with the US)
and of course anyone who looks like this: http://www.april.org/association/documents/alan-cox-sticker-drm.jpg
I'd heard the same and started to say lathe instead. But I've had more luck using a milling machine as a lathe than the other way around. The extra axis and all. So my personal bias to to think of milling machines as better at replicating themselves. Then again, lathes are a bit simpler, so maybe self replication is easier.
Kind of like those new fangled milling machines! Word is by 1870 they will be building parts for duplicate milling machines. Fussing that milling machines are not 'perfectly self-replicating' yet is an extremely common criticism. This pedantic but factually true statement glosses over the fact that it's a machine that cheaply and easily makes its own parts*, using inexpensive feedstock.
Oh, and I forget if it was 3D Systems or Stratasys or whoever (don't remember, because it's not important) has built some of their machine's parts on existing rapid prototyping systems for years.
I'm not sure this applies, but this particular arrangement of wheels has problems for planes (scroll down a bit):
http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question/design/q0200.shtml. This motorcycle doesn't use a swivel caster, but could steering with the rear wheel cause the same problem at times?
And the Communist Party there is all too aware of that. So they make an effort to disrupt dissident communication. 1.3 billion people grumbling is different than a crowd of 1.3 billion grumbling.
Interesting fact that might have Chinese leaders nervous: wealth disparity is greater in China now than during their revolution. Oops! Ok, so on average, people may be doing better. But people don't compare themselves to 50 years ago, they compare themselves to their neighbors and their expectations. You've got a lot of people with very high expectations. So now you have the majority of Chinese wondering when they will get their turn, and if China hits economic turbulence, a big chunk of the remainder are going to be pissed they didn't get rich like their boss. No wonder there is such tight control.
Not excusing it, just trying to look at causes and effects.
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There are a few more countries ahead of us for the title of BEST buddies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arms_sales_to_Iraq. We would barely count as acquaintances.
You seem to have a rather poor opinion of Obama supporters.
So, what are your plans for Wine 2.0?
Office 2000 is suffering due to a regression. Hopefully that will get fixed soon.
Please write your complete answers in the blue examination book
Hmmm, that probably applies to both
And unlike ICBM technology, you can't buy cracking skills from Russians.
The cloth gliders I've flown use it on the fuselage. But it's resin impregnated. Feels about halfway between a raincoat and fiberglass.
Your sig adds a nice touch of surrealism to your post. Thank you for the laugh.
We've had a "color" president since the sixties:
before: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/images/jan-june04/ads_dwight.jpg
after: http://www.historyplace.com/speeches/speechgfx/nixon-8-8-74.jpg
Something of a paradox. But easily solved: http://www.quotedb.com/quotes/4192
The bitter aftertaste of the Kool-Aid.
Makes me think of drug pushing: the first sample is free. Nancy Reagan, don't fail me now!
If you see any of these guys, you might want to be suspicious:
McCain (not a TX resident)
Obama (not a TX resident either)
Clinton (not a TX resident, pissed at both of above)
Ahmadinejad, Casto (either), Chavez, etc (not TX residents, but like to joke around with the US)
and of course anyone who looks like this:
http://www.april.org/association/documents/alan-cox-sticker-drm.jpg
I'd heard the same and started to say lathe instead. But I've had more luck using a milling machine as a lathe than the other way around. The extra axis and all. So my personal bias to to think of milling machines as better at replicating themselves. Then again, lathes are a bit simpler, so maybe self replication is easier.
Not if they use Google. Too many choices for a politician. http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Technology&ie=UTF8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&z=4
Kind of like those new fangled milling machines! Word is by 1870 they will be building parts for duplicate milling machines. Fussing that milling machines are not 'perfectly self-replicating' yet is an extremely common criticism. This pedantic but factually true statement glosses over the fact that it's a machine that cheaply and easily makes its own parts*, using inexpensive feedstock.
Oh, and I forget if it was 3D Systems or Stratasys or whoever (don't remember, because it's not important) has built some of their machine's parts on existing rapid prototyping systems for years.
Still only getting 71 on the Acid3 test (your mileage may vary). As this is the RC, that's probably where it'll stick for the foreseeable future.
Now that's just crazy talk. Can't get below 2 bits. 1 for file header, the other for the data.
You do know I was joking, right?
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I'm not sure this applies, but this particular arrangement of wheels has problems for planes (scroll down a bit): http://www.aerospaceweb.org/question/design/q0200.shtml. This motorcycle doesn't use a swivel caster, but could steering with the rear wheel cause the same problem at times?
I'm not going to follow your links. You're probably just hyping some older woman/younger man dating service. Through agents no less.
He's so weak, he doesn't even have an office or title! He's just some unpaid guy in the basement trying his best to hold onto his stapler.
And the Communist Party there is all too aware of that. So they make an effort to disrupt dissident communication. 1.3 billion people grumbling is different than a crowd of 1.3 billion grumbling.
Interesting fact that might have Chinese leaders nervous: wealth disparity is greater in China now than during their revolution. Oops! Ok, so on average, people may be doing better. But people don't compare themselves to 50 years ago, they compare themselves to their neighbors and their expectations. You've got a lot of people with very high expectations. So now you have the majority of Chinese wondering when they will get their turn, and if China hits economic turbulence, a big chunk of the remainder are going to be pissed they didn't get rich like their boss. No wonder there is such tight control.
Not excusing it, just trying to look at causes and effects.