The check's in the mail, I'll respect you in the morning and we don't make any money on giving you permission to install a copy of an OS we built 8 years ago and really all we're giving you is a number to use that's tied to that particular hardware and you better pray to God (or whatever flying spagetti monster you pray to) that the hardware doesn't take a shit because then you'll lose your OEM licensing rights because it was tied to the old hardware and there's not a damn thing you can do./deep breath
You're right...to establish a PPP connection, that's what was needed from what I recall. If you went through a different way (Compuserve, Delphi, etc..), you could just dial up and the internet connection was handled by the service.
The rock itself may be 1.3 million years old....but how do they know the Homo who sharpened it was there when it was created? Exactly....they don't. It's not like finding a fossil or something. The base rock may be ancient, but I could go in my back yard and find an old rock and sharpen it this afternoon and it doesn't prove a thing (except maybe I have too much time on my hands).
3-Phase? To residential areas? You mean to homes? Really? Where do you live? I've NEVER seen 3-Phase in a regular home...take a look at the incoming wires to your panel. There are two lugs.
You have single phase electric, two 110V legs coming in. Commercial operations have 3-Phase, not residential.
OK, I could have made my first comment easier to understand...I apologize.
What I mean is, because the loop temp for the ground loop system would stay pretty close to mid 50's in temp...would that not be equivilant to an atmostphere based system where the outside air was in the mid 50's? Assuming each system is spec'd to the appropriate size for the heating and cooling load.
I'm planning on building a new house and am thinking seriously of a system like this.
When you say in the last paragraph, capacity is the problem...you're speaking mainly of regular, atmosphere heat pumps, correct? From what I understood about the ground loop systems was that the earth would maintain a constant mid 50's in temp. So it would allow the heapt pump to work as if it was a mid 50's atmosphere based system.
Actually, it will work just fine...you just can't watch a digital signal without a converter. DVD's, VHS tapes, game consoles will all work just as before. The TV itself is fine...it's just YOU that's shit outta luck.
Collect some cans along the road and turn them in to buy your converter.
You do know that a gallon of water...much less viscous than oil, weighs 8 lbs. So I would estimate that 1 lb of oil would be about a pint to a quart. So, yeah, if a diesel van is doing the rounds...and they get maybe 15 mpg to 20 mpg, I doubt they can move the grounds using a pound of oil. Unless the plant is right next door, it's going to take a lot more.
Is there a school in the country that doesn't have computers and internet access? Do you really think that there's a public school somewhere that has one old 486 that the whole class crowds around to access the internet via a 1200 baud modem?
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I'll take C - Regis,
final answer.
The check's in the mail, I'll respect you in the morning and we don't make any money on giving you permission to install a copy of an OS we built 8 years ago and really all we're giving you is a number to use that's tied to that particular hardware and you better pray to God (or whatever flying spagetti monster you pray to) that the hardware doesn't take a shit because then you'll lose your OEM licensing rights because it was tied to the old hardware and there's not a damn thing you can do. /deep breath
Did I mention....don't get me started?
Shit, that's easy.
If it has the same availability as the Kindle 1, you'll never see it in stock.
I thought the starter edition of Vista was geared towards two primary functions:
At least that's what I recall
You're right...to establish a PPP connection, that's what was needed from what I recall. If you went through a different way (Compuserve, Delphi, etc..), you could just dial up and the internet connection was handled by the service.
I misspelled it...my bad
goatse.cx
You forgot goat.cx
Unfortunatly, I can't...
Keep track of nuclear waste?
A freakin pencil and paper wouldn't work for that?
The rest of the duties are cool, more simulation and research and less underground testing...that's fine.
But that initial reason is bogus!
The rock itself may be 1.3 million years old....but how do they know the Homo who sharpened it was there when it was created? Exactly....they don't. It's not like finding a fossil or something. The base rock may be ancient, but I could go in my back yard and find an old rock and sharpen it this afternoon and it doesn't prove a thing (except maybe I have too much time on my hands).
That's fine unless your SO sees you with your popeye impersonation....she'll think you're passing a kidney stone.
...if they thought of it.
Assuming they could sober up long enough to think clearly...they could have led the world in power generation.
"I kid...I kid...."
Where will they find a battery for the bios?
That's easy. Just include an extra!
Wait....oh....nevermind.
I got him to sign the petition to ban dihydrogen monoxide.
So I take it your friend doesn't like Water and wants to ban it....good thinking on his part....brilliant scam on yours.
And another story about some frat guys having fun with a car battery, jumper cables, and two buckets of salt water
And Darwin is proven right again....
3-Phase? To residential areas? You mean to homes? Really?
Where do you live? I've NEVER seen 3-Phase in a regular home...take a look at the incoming wires to your panel. There are two lugs.
You have single phase electric, two 110V legs coming in. Commercial operations have 3-Phase, not residential.
Are you fucking high?
As far as I know no such command exists under windows
Sure it does....
D:\Vistax64\setup.exe
OK, I could have made my first comment easier to understand...I apologize.
What I mean is, because the loop temp for the ground loop system would stay pretty close to mid 50's in temp...would that not be equivilant to an atmostphere based system where the outside air was in the mid 50's? Assuming each system is spec'd to the appropriate size for the heating and cooling load.
I'm planning on building a new house and am thinking seriously of a system like this.
When you say in the last paragraph, capacity is the problem...you're speaking mainly of regular, atmosphere heat pumps, correct? From what I understood about the ground loop systems was that the earth would maintain a constant mid 50's in temp. So it would allow the heapt pump to work as if it was a mid 50's atmosphere based system.
Am I wrong?
Funny....my first thought is more primal.
It involves her bent over a chair naked at my house.
It's after that...those other thoughts come sneaking in.
Too many government regulations, man....too many.
Next I guess you're going to tell me I can't burn tires on Earth Day?
Good Grief!
Actually, it will work just fine...you just can't watch a digital signal without a converter. DVD's, VHS tapes, game consoles will all work just as before. The TV itself is fine...it's just YOU that's shit outta luck.
Collect some cans along the road and turn them in to buy your converter.
Of course, when I think of important scientific research, I think of sharks and music.
BRILLIANT!
(pack of fucking idiots...wasting money for this shit)
You do know that a gallon of water...much less viscous than oil, weighs 8 lbs. So I would estimate that 1 lb of oil would be about a pint to a quart. So, yeah, if a diesel van is doing the rounds...and they get maybe 15 mpg to 20 mpg, I doubt they can move the grounds using a pound of oil. Unless the plant is right next door, it's going to take a lot more.
Is there a school in the country that doesn't have computers and internet access?
Do you really think that there's a public school somewhere that has one old 486 that the whole class crowds around to access the internet via a 1200 baud modem?
I call BULLSHIT!