No, not at some time in the future. At some POINT in the future. If time is becomes a detention of physical space then future and past will be like left and right. I could never tell my left from my right as a kid.
It is only logical that the heatsink would be the visible component. After all, foil keeps the heat in. Therefore the logical setup is aluminum foil hat with a small gap for heatsink connection, and only aluminum components in the heatsink, thus covering the gap in the aluminum foil hat. That way you could have all the benefits of the aluminum foil hat and a heatsink. Also THEY would never know you had shielding under your heatsink.
Remindes me of something I read in a book about how to manage people at work. If some one dose not like you, get them to do you a favor, something kind of hard. Because if they are working at something for some one they don't like then they won't like them selves. Therefore they will subconsciously make the switch to, if not liking you, at least not hating you. Sounds like these cables. "I just shelled out $7,000 for something, therefore I will like it to the level that I think $7,000 is worth, otherwise I'm a dupe that spent $7,000 on something worth about $10.00"
Before slashdot we would all carve posts on the branches of an over grown shrub. Thus the first post would be inscribed on the trunk, and later posts would be written on branches or leaves. The down side was a survey would last for a very long time before it would be replaced(see the red woods of California). Also you had to go to the bush or tree to read posts, and reply. If it was a popular topic, like how waterfalls could make rainbows, or the wheel, you would often need to climb for quite a long time to post anything. And often times on your accent you could climb the wrong direction and end up making your comment on the wrong branch. Then your leaf or stick would be broken off of the shrub or tree and burnt, because you were off topic. The modern lumberjack and tree surgeon are decedents of the first attempt at moderation. This also is where the term 'flame war' came from. People would climb trees and cut off all branches with some ones posts and burn them.
You shall be super-sized....Wow, I tried to type SUPERSIZED! three times like a Dalek yelling EXTERMINATE! and I got this
Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted!
Reason: Don't use so many caps. It's like YELLING.
I just bought one of those for camping. It works great, but after one trip I managed to drop the filter and it would not pass the blue ink test. At $40 per camping trip it's a bit expensive, but I bet that it was user error and not the fault of the machine.
I for one just want a phone that makes calls well, has TTY/TTD functionality and I can IM with. I have a Samsung u740 and so far it's great. http://www.samsungmobileusa.com/u740/
Yeah, when I had cable I watched five different programs. Good Eats, Iron Chef, Stargate. Right now it would be nice to get Dr Who, Good Eats, Iron Chef, Feasting on Asphalt, Mythbusters, and reruns of some old shows every now and again would be cool. Quite honestly, if I had to pay a few bucks to download them, and they had adds, it would still be a better deal than cable.
Thanks for the link. That web sight dose have great prices. I just started making my own soap, my first batch was olive from Costco, coconut from my local Asian market (and they serve pho), and I died it with used tea leaves.
I've started making my own soap. Mostly because I have that Mad Scientist bug and it involves toxic chemicals (Lye), and partly because MacGyver is my patron saint. It's fun, and cheep in comparison to the price of soap. All you need is oil, lye, a few buckets and some rely big pans. Try soapcalc.com for getting your ratios right.
I know, if Grandma wanted Linux you should have bought her a all in one box from PCclub and with the money you saved bought her flowers every week for two months.
I stand corrected. Perhaps I should say that I'm from the first group of kids that use:) and the like without the benefit of being part of the tribe of Geek.
Yeah, shocking. My boss, who holds a PhD in finance, and rags on me about my spelling regularly uses lol, brb, and the like. I got an e-mail the other day from an insurance company that contained two:). Being of the first generation to grow up with chat rooms, IM and SMS, I find it entertaning that I don't use:) and people older than I do.
I saw the picture and thought "SimCity 2000 Forest Arco" It would be cool if the final farm could generate it's own electricity with wind turbines and solar cells. Also, if you can generate your own power you can pump your own water. Also, using light pipes to passively increase the amount of natural light that gets to the plans would be fun as well.
A towel is not a gadget. It can be classified as tool, weapon, clothing, beading, form of identification, or even a religious emblem. But it is not, nor ever will be a 'gadget'.
I had not thought about a national scope. My office works with insurance auditing more than taxes. Even so, I don't make use of any of Intuits downloadable tax-tables, I don't use QuickBooks payroll service, I also have the automatic update features turned off. Still my firewall stops packets coming out of QuickBooks almost every day.
QuickBooks is easy for non-accountants to use, I will give you that, but your point on tax updates is a bit overstated. QuickBooks wants to update monthly at least, I don't think tax law changes that quickly.
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but ware is Beatles-Beatles going to be?
No, not at some time in the future. At some POINT in the future. If time is becomes a detention of physical space then future and past will be like left and right. I could never tell my left from my right as a kid.
It is only logical that the heatsink would be the visible component. After all, foil keeps the heat in. Therefore the logical setup is aluminum foil hat with a small gap for heatsink connection, and only aluminum components in the heatsink, thus covering the gap in the aluminum foil hat. That way you could have all the benefits of the aluminum foil hat and a heatsink. Also THEY would never know you had shielding under your heatsink.
Remindes me of something I read in a book about how to manage people at work. If some one dose not like you, get them to do you a favor, something kind of hard. Because if they are working at something for some one they don't like then they won't like them selves. Therefore they will subconsciously make the switch to, if not liking you, at least not hating you. Sounds like these cables. "I just shelled out $7,000 for something, therefore I will like it to the level that I think $7,000 is worth, otherwise I'm a dupe that spent $7,000 on something worth about $10.00"
Before slashdot we would all carve posts on the branches of an over grown shrub. Thus the first post would be inscribed on the trunk, and later posts would be written on branches or leaves. The down side was a survey would last for a very long time before it would be replaced(see the red woods of California). Also you had to go to the bush or tree to read posts, and reply. If it was a popular topic, like how waterfalls could make rainbows, or the wheel, you would often need to climb for quite a long time to post anything. And often times on your accent you could climb the wrong direction and end up making your comment on the wrong branch. Then your leaf or stick would be broken off of the shrub or tree and burnt, because you were off topic. The modern lumberjack and tree surgeon are decedents of the first attempt at moderation. This also is where the term 'flame war' came from. People would climb trees and cut off all branches with some ones posts and burn them.
I thought it was "ah, I see provlum, wodca lid stuck in gear," and then some kind of wise crack about moose and squirrel.
I never got the lameness filter before!
I just bought one of those for camping. It works great, but after one trip I managed to drop the filter and it would not pass the blue ink test. At $40 per camping trip it's a bit expensive, but I bet that it was user error and not the fault of the machine.
I for one just want a phone that makes calls well, has TTY/TTD functionality and I can IM with. I have a Samsung u740 and so far it's great. http://www.samsungmobileusa.com/u740/
I live in the US, so read the book. In the book he patches into the London speaking clock.
The UK needs to have a speaking clock. How else would Ford Prefect be able to crash evil corporations in space.
Yeah, when I had cable I watched five different programs. Good Eats, Iron Chef, Stargate. Right now it would be nice to get Dr Who, Good Eats, Iron Chef, Feasting on Asphalt, Mythbusters, and reruns of some old shows every now and again would be cool. Quite honestly, if I had to pay a few bucks to download them, and they had adds, it would still be a better deal than cable.
Oh, you mean the USB thumb drive/MP3 player that holds 4gb? Why not just check your order status on line. ;)
Thanks for the link. That web sight dose have great prices. I just started making my own soap, my first batch was olive from Costco, coconut from my local Asian market (and they serve pho), and I died it with used tea leaves.
I've started making my own soap. Mostly because I have that Mad Scientist bug and it involves toxic chemicals (Lye), and partly because MacGyver is my patron saint. It's fun, and cheep in comparison to the price of soap. All you need is oil, lye, a few buckets and some rely big pans. Try soapcalc.com for getting your ratios right.
I know, if Grandma wanted Linux you should have bought her a all in one box from PCclub and with the money you saved bought her flowers every week for two months.
I stand corrected. Perhaps I should say that I'm from the first group of kids that use :) and the like without the benefit of being part of the tribe of Geek.
As I said, my boss rags on me about my spelling ;)
Yeah, shocking. My boss, who holds a PhD in finance, and rags on me about my spelling regularly uses lol, brb, and the like. I got an e-mail the other day from an insurance company that contained two :). :) and people older than I do.
Being of the first generation to grow up with chat rooms, IM and SMS, I find it entertaning that I don't use
Wierd
Firefox 2.0 dose the same thing, but it only happens to me above the 350 point.
I saw the picture and thought "SimCity 2000 Forest Arco" It would be cool if the final farm could generate it's own electricity with wind turbines and solar cells. Also, if you can generate your own power you can pump your own water. Also, using light pipes to passively increase the amount of natural light that gets to the plans would be fun as well.
Thank you. (in my van with my camping gear, but I still need one for my bike-to-work backpack)
A towel is not a gadget. It can be classified as tool, weapon, clothing, beading, form of identification, or even a religious emblem. But it is not, nor ever will be a 'gadget'.
I had not thought about a national scope. My office works with insurance auditing more than taxes. Even so, I don't make use of any of Intuits downloadable tax-tables, I don't use QuickBooks payroll service, I also have the automatic update features turned off. Still my firewall stops packets coming out of QuickBooks almost every day.
QuickBooks is easy for non-accountants to use, I will give you that, but your point on tax updates is a bit overstated. QuickBooks wants to update monthly at least, I don't think tax law changes that quickly.