Last night on/s/ somebody called for a chubby thread but some of the girls posted were positively anemic. This has to be stopped. Can the government help?
I think the point is that Asmio is a simple machine which follows programmed instructions. It doesn't know what a mains socket it and has not way to find one other than being programmed down to the millimeter and millisecond to recharge itself.
I once created smoke emitting LEDs and I evacuated my workshop fast. I was using a clever power supply my dad had built. It had a pot from 0-10V and a rotary switch for +0, +10, +20. Very convenient but I left it on +10 by mistake. From model airplanes and bicycles I have seen a few smoke emitting NiCD batteries. One cold morning the battery pack on my bike shorted. Years ago a friend of mine chucked his NiCDs into the bottom of his backpack and walked home. The batteries melted a hole in the pack and were unusable afterwards.
As an Australian I thought the satire in Bart vs Australia fell on its arse as well but we can see that The Simpsons does this to everybody so it would be wrong for us to be left out.
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Yeah come to think of it Essendon is on a variant of the southern approach. One variant comes in straight over Avondale heights. The one from the east crosses Essendon then turns right to land.
Aircrews are supposed to study the maps, check their location against navaids, listen to ATC. Thats how they earn the big bucks.
My cap is 20G per month and I never go near that amount. There are three of us using the connection including my wife's architectural practice and I regularly torrent and seed Linux and BSD ISO files.
Maybe if you do a lot of commercial video streaming you would transfer a lot of data but I don't see why people who do that should not pay for the resources they use.
I buy my fuel by the litre, do you pay a fixed monthly charge for unlimited supply?
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Probably a good idea. The standard eastern approach for Tullamarine airport here in Melbourne goes precisely above the east west runway at Essendon airport, which was our international airport when airliners had tappets and carburettors. It doesn't even have lights but that doesn't stop the occasional 747 crew from commencing final...
He sent pictures of himself to his neighbours after writing something on the pictures to identify himself as an "internet troll". GNAA must be cringing now. Maybe the shame will push them into paying for a hit.
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It has one feature you lack. An off switch.
But the robots were the good guys in Silent Running. I wonder if this robot can do surgery?
It would be fun with a saddle. Possibly a whole new sport.
Sorry when they put up that screen I was reminded of horse races and I imagined a guy with a shotgun loading one cartridge.
Last night on /s/ somebody called for a chubby thread but some of the girls posted were positively anemic. This has to be stopped. Can the government help?
I think the point is that Asmio is a simple machine which follows programmed instructions. It doesn't know what a mains socket it and has not way to find one other than being programmed down to the millimeter and millisecond to recharge itself.
Isn't that what a wife is for?
I doubt Asmio is capable of the things my wife used to do.
I wouldn't want to get lumbered with a Personality Prototype.
But few people really look at keyboards. Our fingers know where the button will be. I don't want to hunt and peck for special characters.
Everyone who tried to do something useful in APL, put up your hand.
I never had access to the right keyboard.
Japanese is typed using a more-or-less standard QWERTY keyboard.
Tediously.
Maybe its more like How to use FB without destroying your case or How to use the special police interfaces into FB.
If these kind of MIM diodes can be made cheaply then a new cost effective class of solar power device may become feasible
Heinlein had them in several stories. The idea was to build a photovoltaic cell as a radio receiver.
But isn't a transistor just a diode with a way to control the junction? So maybe you could position a third wire and get some gain out of it.
I once created smoke emitting LEDs and I evacuated my workshop fast. I was using a clever power supply my dad had built. It had a pot from 0-10V and a rotary switch for +0, +10, +20. Very convenient but I left it on +10 by mistake. From model airplanes and bicycles I have seen a few smoke emitting NiCD batteries. One cold morning the battery pack on my bike shorted. Years ago a friend of mine chucked his NiCDs into the bottom of his backpack and walked home. The batteries melted a hole in the pack and were unusable afterwards.
I would if I was continually attached to one pump.
As an Australian I thought the satire in Bart vs Australia fell on its arse as well but we can see that The Simpsons does this to everybody so it would be wrong for us to be left out.
Yeah come to think of it Essendon is on a variant of the southern approach. One variant comes in straight over Avondale heights. The one from the east crosses Essendon then turns right to land.
Aircrews are supposed to study the maps, check their location against navaids, listen to ATC. Thats how they earn the big bucks.
My cap is 20G per month and I never go near that amount. There are three of us using the connection including my wife's architectural practice and I regularly torrent and seed Linux and BSD ISO files.
Maybe if you do a lot of commercial video streaming you would transfer a lot of data but I don't see why people who do that should not pay for the resources they use.
I buy my fuel by the litre, do you pay a fixed monthly charge for unlimited supply?
Probably a good idea. The standard eastern approach for Tullamarine airport here in Melbourne goes precisely above the east west runway at Essendon airport, which was our international airport when airliners had tappets and carburettors. It doesn't even have lights but that doesn't stop the occasional 747 crew from commencing final...
Thinking back years ago, wasn't there an exploit which could work against any USB host, assuming complete control over the firmware in the USB device?
I wouldn't be walking around with a system running windows, even if I intended to use one of these devices.
A better way would be to build a simple open wifi AP. No internet connection, just storage.
More like Iraq and Afghanistan are not useful wars.
So, when's Baracky gonna end 'em like he promised?
Rome wasn't burnt in a day you know.
He sent pictures of himself to his neighbours after writing something on the pictures to identify himself as an "internet troll". GNAA must be cringing now. Maybe the shame will push them into paying for a hit.