I remember over clocking the system bus on an old machine of mine. I could run the 133 MHz bus at 140 MHz without issue. When I would bump it to 145 MHz, things worked fine, except some hash computations.
As far as I know, it only gets down in the -40's in Montana. It's not that hard to stay warm in -40, really. I've worked in it. But I guess it could be colder up on mountain tops?
I didn't have to avoid nitrile until I developed a reaction to it, much like how people develop a reaction to latex. The last time I had prolonged contact with nitrile material, I ended up in the hospital. Prior to that incident, I wasn't aware I was developing an allergy, dipshit. I've avoided it since.
How about a nitrile-free zone? With everyone reacting to latex and vinyl, many places are moving to nitrile materials. I have an anaphylactic reaction to nitrile, include hives and airway constriction, and have been in emergency at the hospital for it. But I take it upon _myself_ to make sure I avoid this increasingly common material. I don't demand that others stop using it.
Oh, and I'm Canadian, and I don't have a special section on the airplane.
I've had no issues with Brother. Canon, on the other hand, is a complete disaster. It's almost impossible to find drivers for Linux or Mac, and the printers are so flimsy everything breaks if you breathe on it.
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That's got to be awful confounding... I bet the poor thing is stumped!
That'll never happen. Do you have any idea how much money Google/DoubleClick makes off News Corp through advertising? I don't know the exact numbers, but I'm pretty sure it's not insignificant.
Except that many police forces are using lasers instead of radar to detect speed now.
And if you want to use something similar to be invisible to a laser, you might just end up being invisible (depending on the laser frequencies you absorb). Which would be pretty darked cool, except when traffic doesn't see you at night.
Give me that Liquid Lava Love, Just can't get enough Slow like honey, oh so foamy, I like your flow Liquid lava love, you make me erupt Overflowing, don't cha know I'm 'bout to explode
Girl you got my fire burning, body yearning Can't take it no more, can't take it no more Rain is falling, why you staling I can't take it no more, can't take it no more This volcano's ready to blow So just lay back and take it and let it go Let your liquid lava flow...
Somehow I don't think Keven Michael was thinking about a rocky planet when he wrote Liquid Lava Love haha.
Given that different material will have different melting temperatures, that should lead to the different metals coalescing at different heights. At sunset, there ought to be a layering affect as the last rocks fall back to the surface, a rock rainbow in effect. Of course, it probably won't last long with the whole planet being molten.
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Interesting. It seems to use less CPU in Chrome on my Linux box than the actual Flash plugin, too!
You've obviously never made a torch out of a branch off a magnesium tree!
I remember over clocking the system bus on an old machine of mine. I could run the 133 MHz bus at 140 MHz without issue. When I would bump it to 145 MHz, things worked fine, except some hash computations.
Of course the laser idea is stupid! How is the shark going to swim in space? I'm pretty sure they need water to breathe, too!
Fantastic! It's finally ready for production use! I can't until websites start using openssl! And I'll even be able to use a secure shell! Awesome!!
The key difference is that they're using stochastic estimation. The answers won't be verified perfect, but close enough for practical usage.
Sorry, I was busying thinking about how wanktastically fast it would be.
Free trade is fantastic. It's unfortunate we've never had it. NAFTA is a farce.
So perhaps the solution to network neutrality is to take away the local monopolies?
As far as I know, it only gets down in the -40's in Montana. It's not that hard to stay warm in -40, really. I've worked in it. But I guess it could be colder up on mountain tops?
I didn't have to avoid nitrile until I developed a reaction to it, much like how people develop a reaction to latex. The last time I had prolonged contact with nitrile material, I ended up in the hospital. Prior to that incident, I wasn't aware I was developing an allergy, dipshit. I've avoided it since.
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Wait a minute... that's the combination on my luggage!
How about a nitrile-free zone? With everyone reacting to latex and vinyl, many places are moving to nitrile materials. I have an anaphylactic reaction to nitrile, include hives and airway constriction, and have been in emergency at the hospital for it. But I take it upon _myself_ to make sure I avoid this increasingly common material. I don't demand that others stop using it.
Oh, and I'm Canadian, and I don't have a special section on the airplane.
I've had no issues with Brother. Canon, on the other hand, is a complete disaster. It's almost impossible to find drivers for Linux or Mac, and the printers are so flimsy everything breaks if you breathe on it.
That's got to be awful confounding... I bet the poor thing is stumped!
I'll, too, admit that the thought of having my limbs chopped makes me a bit antsy...
"Help! Help! I c'ant find my home!" she said.
That'll never happen. Do you have any idea how much money Google/DoubleClick makes off News Corp through advertising? I don't know the exact numbers, but I'm pretty sure it's not insignificant.
And if you contribute to the thread, better make it funny, or you'll get egg on your face!
Except that many police forces are using lasers instead of radar to detect speed now.
And if you want to use something similar to be invisible to a laser, you might just end up being invisible (depending on the laser frequencies you absorb). Which would be pretty darked cool, except when traffic doesn't see you at night.
Slutty Sally snagged solar shingles sexing Sol.
Then they don't suffer such fascist oppression. Unless, of course, their country happens to have an extradition treaty with the US...
This calls for... a song!
Give me that Liquid Lava Love, Just can't get enough
Slow like honey, oh so foamy, I like your flow
Liquid lava love, you make me erupt
Overflowing, don't cha know I'm 'bout to explode
Girl you got my fire burning, body yearning
Can't take it no more, can't take it no more
Rain is falling, why you staling
I can't take it no more, can't take it no more
This volcano's ready to blow
So just lay back and take it and let it go
Let your liquid lava flow...
Somehow I don't think Keven Michael was thinking about a rocky planet when he wrote Liquid Lava Love haha.
Given that different material will have different melting temperatures, that should lead to the different metals coalescing at different heights. At sunset, there ought to be a layering affect as the last rocks fall back to the surface, a rock rainbow in effect. Of course, it probably won't last long with the whole planet being molten.
I used to hit my baby brother with Hot Wheels... does that mean cosmic rays are mostly harmless?