so rock on particle physicists!
it must be fun to play with accelerators...
Gah! The site got C&D'd, so you can either get the CD from Scientific American magazine:
* $40 CDROM THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST,
all the projects back to 1950s
Or look these up in back issues at the local library:
Accelerator, electron. how to construct,
1959 Jan, pg 138
Accelerator, proton. how to construct,
1971 Aug, pg 106
5. Bury Slag in a secure waist disposal site under a minimum of 6' of cement.
Isn't burying it under a liposuction clinic a little extreme?
Ehh? I thought he was talking about EATING it!! (Disposed of *many* burritos that way, seems fairly secure as I can't seem to shed the extra weight!) };->
If you started looking, most of the privacy "concerns" with Google's service apply to almost any email service. It's a huge fuss over nothing.
Amen... and that being said (over and over and over...) Why are people still harping about it? Geez it, a non-issue! the only REAL complaint is that maybe, just maybe, they may actually try to charge for it someday? Sheesh! Big deal! there'll still be plenty of other free services to switch to. (And if most people are like me, with accounts on several different services, dropping one and adding another is just not that big a deal!)
I've found Startup Guard (http://www.acelogix.com) a good way to keep any ad/spyware from running if it slips in under the radar. SG immediately alerts you if something is trying to add itself to bootup and lets you stop it. (An' best of all, it's free)
Three evil words: Class action suit.
I'm sure there are *MANY* law firms out there willing to take the case against SCO on behalf of independent programmers.
(Lawyers get the cash -as usual- evertone else gets a grave to piss on. };->
I am really looking forward to this movie since going to a Star Wars opening night is not like going to any other movie... it's an event. Even if the movie is mediocore, I like the energy and enthusiasm that people bring with them.
Not to mention pitchforks and flaming torches! (Qaz, I love an unruly mob scene!)
Unless we truly believe Matthew 5:5, that the weak will inherit the Earth...
Uhh, maybe a bit off the TOT, but the quotation is -Meek shall inherit the earth- and in the context of when the translation to english was made, "meek" was a euphimism for "dead"
One other thing, if it's going to use that arm, it actually needs to be tall enough to reach a table/counter top. (Unless, all you want it to do is pile your dirty laundry in a corner) }:->
so rock on particle physicists! it must be fun to play with accelerators... Gah! The site got C&D'd, so you can either get the CD from Scientific American magazine: * $40 CDROM THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST, all the projects back to 1950s Or look these up in back issues at the local library: Accelerator, electron. how to construct, 1959 Jan, pg 138 Accelerator, proton. how to construct, 1971 Aug, pg 106
5. Bury Slag in a secure waist disposal site under a minimum of 6' of cement.
Isn't burying it under a liposuction clinic a little extreme?
Ehh? I thought he was talking about EATING it!!
(Disposed of *many* burritos that way, seems fairly secure as I can't seem to shed the extra weight!) };->
Or... just record your own MP3 of you saying "Kiss my ass", give it a popular song title and sticking it where it'd do the most harm. };->
I just want your wife. You can keep your inner child.
DOOOD! Have you SEEEN his wife!? (Que the Baha Boys) };->
If you started looking, most of the privacy "concerns" with Google's service apply to almost any email service. It's a huge fuss over nothing.
Amen... and that being said (over and over and over...) Why are people still harping about it?
Geez it, a non-issue! the only REAL complaint is that maybe, just maybe, they may actually try to charge for it someday? Sheesh! Big deal! there'll still be plenty of other free services to switch to. (And if most people are like me, with accounts on several different services, dropping one and adding another is just not that big a deal!)
I've found Startup Guard (http://www.acelogix.com) a good way to keep any ad/spyware from running if it slips in under the radar. SG immediately alerts you if something is trying to add itself to bootup and lets you stop it. (An' best of all, it's free)
Here it is; April 9, as I read all the responses to this article, and no one, but *NO ONE* Has made any
Jokes about firewall protection!
(Qaz, wotta woild you made, an' filled it wid such people!) };->
Three evil words: Class action suit. I'm sure there are *MANY* law firms out there willing to take the case against SCO on behalf of independent programmers. (Lawyers get the cash -as usual- evertone else gets a grave to piss on. };->
Wake me up when someone installs a Linux in an alive/dead Darl's ass.
Hmmm... Kinda tricky that... finding an asses ass!
I am really looking forward to this movie since going to a Star Wars opening night is not like going to any other movie... it's an event. Even if the movie is mediocore, I like the energy and enthusiasm that people bring with them.
Not to mention pitchforks and flaming torches!
(Qaz, I love an unruly mob scene!)
Aww, And here I was still waiting for Godzilla Vs. Roseanne!
Unless we truly believe Matthew 5:5, that the weak will inherit the Earth...
Uhh, maybe a bit off the TOT, but the quotation is -Meek shall inherit the earth- and in the context of when the translation to english was made, "meek" was a euphimism for "dead"
One other thing, if it's going to use that arm, it actually needs to be tall enough to reach a table/counter top. (Unless, all you want it to do is pile your dirty laundry in a corner) }:->