Just think of the dinner conversation you could start by telling everyone that you're a member of the International Chicken Genome Sequencing Consortium!
With news like this, I think it's time to start marketing adware that WON'T slow their computers down. Just sell it in a package that says Adware 2.0: New Features - more stable, 2412% faster, gets past firewalls, more pop-ups, more porn!
I believe if you pull up over one of the sensors on a bike and lean it at a bout a 30 degree angle with ground it will set of the sensor. I'd imagine it has something to do with more metal being close to the sensor.
RAM is cheap... What are the ill effects of price fixing that these guys are so terrible for? I'm not being a troll, I just don't understand. I thought people were free to set their own prices for their goods?
The oldest guy in the bible was Methusela (i think it's spelled like that) and he was like 900. Later on, God declared that man's years would be somewhere around 120. So even if it did happen once that people lived to be close to 1000, if you believe the Bible, you'll believe that it won't happen again.
he doesn't mention anything about remaining youthful. I don't think I'd want to be 1000, cuz after 50 years things get a little wrinkly, saggy, floppy, and don't work so well. At the very least, it wouldn't be very pleasing to the eye to see a bunch of 500 year old people walking around.
Quote, "When 900 years old you reach, look as good, you will not."
If you're going to put the CPU in a cabinet, just put a hole in the top of the cabinet and route the monitor cable through it. Then put the back of the cabinet close to the wall so little hands cannot get behind it to the power cord. If you leave the back of the cabinet open, then you can just put it flush against the wall, and the power cable will be recessed inside the cabinet. Or if you're really feeling calvier, then you can build a cabinet into the wall with an outlet in it...just put some vents for air flow.
A good way to learn to play, and gain some skill is to sign up for Yahoo! games. You cna play their online version with people of varying skill levels, and Yahoo!'s explanation of the rules is pretty good.
I don't know people tout this as a rival to the iPod. Like the parent said, they're two different devices. Plus, my first reaction upon seeing an image of the xm device was "woah, too many buttons", compared to my reaction to seeing hte ipod, "woah, there's like one button!"
When Google wants to operate in the US, it abides by US law. When Google wants to operate in China, it abides by Chinese law. And right now, Chinese law says no polical web content. Who are we to criticize how they live? I know plenty of people who have gone over there and they say that the people of China appear to be rather contect with their situation.
Privacy is going the way of the buffalo. Whatever college you are attending already has all that info, as well as any scholarships you applied for. The Feds also have the info if you used to FAFSA to apply for financial aid. All that info is also on your taxes, social security, credit info, loans, (for us guys) Selective Service cards, voter registration, driver's license, passports, visas, etc etc. I don't see one more database as a big deal.
You're already being tracked. Time to get tin foil pajamas.
What they ought to do is put the money towards designing a space elevator. They could stick a telescope...or somehow get the hubble...onto the mass that would hold the carbon fiber ribbon taunt.
Then they could just climb up and down the elevator to make repairs. This would be cheaper (per trip...not as a whole project), and a heck of a lot more innovative than making robots to fix Hubble.
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It's not a theological magazine, it's an actual newspaper. The have World/US/Science/etc news.
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http://www.csmonitor.com/aboutus/about_the_monito
Does this mean I'll finally be getting a Mr. Fusion to put on my Delorean?
Just think of the dinner conversation you could start by telling everyone that you're a member of the International Chicken Genome Sequencing Consortium!
Hell yeah.
With news like this, I think it's time to start marketing adware that WON'T slow their computers down. Just sell it in a package that says Adware 2.0: New Features - more stable, 2412% faster, gets past firewalls, more pop-ups, more porn!
I believe if you pull up over one of the sensors on a bike and lean it at a bout a 30 degree angle with ground it will set of the sensor. I'd imagine it has something to do with more metal being close to the sensor.
And just add a little to a cola and you've got a mind numbingly good drink!
RAM is cheap... What are the ill effects of price fixing that these guys are so terrible for? I'm not being a troll, I just don't understand. I thought people were free to set their own prices for their goods?
We already have self-repairing computers. Haven't you ever used to Windows Troubleshooter?!
It's how it "fixes" those "user" errors that has me worried.
Well, I wasn't sure. THanks for the correction.
when you pry it from my cold dead fingers.
I RTFFTPTIS! (I Read the First F***ing Two Paragraphs Then I Stopped!)
The oldest guy in the bible was Methusela (i think it's spelled like that) and he was like 900. Later on, God declared that man's years would be somewhere around 120. So even if it did happen once that people lived to be close to 1000, if you believe the Bible, you'll believe that it won't happen again.
he doesn't mention anything about remaining youthful. I don't think I'd want to be 1000, cuz after 50 years things get a little wrinkly, saggy, floppy, and don't work so well. At the very least, it wouldn't be very pleasing to the eye to see a bunch of 500 year old people walking around.
Quote, "When 900 years old you reach, look as good, you will not."
My mommy told me the secret....eat your veggies!
If you're going to put the CPU in a cabinet, just put a hole in the top of the cabinet and route the monitor cable through it. Then put the back of the cabinet close to the wall so little hands cannot get behind it to the power cord. If you leave the back of the cabinet open, then you can just put it flush against the wall, and the power cable will be recessed inside the cabinet. Or if you're really feeling calvier, then you can build a cabinet into the wall with an outlet in it...just put some vents for air flow.
The parent mentioned that a lot of hits were coming from Asia...
Only one thing could cause this much traffic...China lifted the ban on pron.
A good way to learn to play, and gain some skill is to sign up for Yahoo! games. You cna play their online version with people of varying skill levels, and Yahoo!'s explanation of the rules is pretty good.
I don't know people tout this as a rival to the iPod. Like the parent said, they're two different devices. Plus, my first reaction upon seeing an image of the xm device was "woah, too many buttons", compared to my reaction to seeing hte ipod, "woah, there's like one button!"
When Google wants to operate in the US, it abides by US law. When Google wants to operate in China, it abides by Chinese law. And right now, Chinese law says no polical web content. Who are we to criticize how they live? I know plenty of people who have gone over there and they say that the people of China appear to be rather contect with their situation.
Privacy is going the way of the buffalo. Whatever college you are attending already has all that info, as well as any scholarships you applied for. The Feds also have the info if you used to FAFSA to apply for financial aid. All that info is also on your taxes, social security, credit info, loans, (for us guys) Selective Service cards, voter registration, driver's license, passports, visas, etc etc. I don't see one more database as a big deal. You're already being tracked. Time to get tin foil pajamas.
In Soviet Russia the truth tells you!
what won't I do for a little side money?
What they ought to do is put the money towards designing a space elevator. They could stick a telescope...or somehow get the hubble...onto the mass that would hold the carbon fiber ribbon taunt. Then they could just climb up and down the elevator to make repairs. This would be cheaper (per trip...not as a whole project), and a heck of a lot more innovative than making robots to fix Hubble.