Since 100baseT ethernet only uses pairs 2 and 3 (orange/white and green/white), you could punch down pairs 2 and 3 on an RJ45 jack and pair 1 (blue/white) on a phone jack.
We are running ethernet on our old phone lines. Works fine.
I live about 200km (~125 miles) from Bowen; in a small city called Townsville, Queensland - population 150,000. Brisbane is the capital city of this state, and maybe more likely to be known by an international audience(?)
Nah, Townsville was in Powerpuff Girls, so it's the one we all know.
Actually, spiders have book lungs, sort of a slightly fancier spiracle with more effective surface area. More efficient gas transfer but not anything like a mammalian lung.
You know where there's a good article about book lungs? Wikipedia.
Cory Doctorow's Little Brother is great stuff -- just barely SF, though, all stuff that could happen tomorrow. Reads like 1984 in the modern US with a techie teen protagonist.
Lots and lots of great SF discussion on usenet, rec.arts.sf.written. There are a few trolls and sometimes some spam, but a pretty high signal to noise ratio overall (Signal to Noise was a pretty good book, too).
And you can even check it out on Google Groups if you're NNTP impaired. But don't, 'cuz web forums suck.
Her hospital isn't one that Child's Play provides stuff to, but there are a few local corporations that have pitched in, and anything that takes away from the boredom of a few weeks in bed is great. Most donations go towards stuff that helps the kids get better, but games can make the kids feel better.
She (Elizabeth Spoilsport) is 7, is bilingual in French and English, writes in cursive, and does her times tables. She can recognise 4/4, 3/4, and 5/4 time signatures.
But how is she with computers? My daughter can format a partition, install her own software, surf in four or five languages (that I've seen), and the other day she was bidding for some Beanie Baby stuff on eBay. I can't wait to see what she does after she turns five...
I'm sure it will be a fun watch (I'm seeing it this afternoon) but sometimes it would be nice to watch a film that was as stimulating as the book (LoTR was one) and not just 2 hours of fun.
Two hours of fun? Try 74 minutes of fun. Yeah, there's value for my $15. I could watch it twice and still not take as long as RotK.
I'm a relative newbie (only using Linux for about two years, Unix for about 12), but even heavy perusal of linuxprinting.org hasn't let me figure out how to use my Mandrake machine to print on the HP printer attached to my WinXP machine.
Except not quite the same thing -- Brights are trying to form a labelled community, whereas hackers already have one and are just getting a logo for it.
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Since 100baseT ethernet only uses pairs 2 and 3 (orange/white and green/white), you could punch down pairs 2 and 3 on an RJ45 jack and pair 1 (blue/white) on a phone jack.
We are running ethernet on our old phone lines. Works fine.
You can read a good friends book here.
I checked. Neither of my friends has a book there.
The largest monitor in a typical home is an SDTV. Consoles, unlike most PCs, can display on SDTVs.
I don't think either of those sentences are true. At least, not if you leave in the "unlike most PCs" part.
I live about 200km (~125 miles) from Bowen; in a small city called Townsville, Queensland - population 150,000. Brisbane is the capital city of this state, and maybe more likely to be known by an international audience(?)
Nah, Townsville was in Powerpuff Girls, so it's the one we all know.
Actually, spiders have book lungs, sort of a slightly fancier spiracle with more effective surface area. More efficient gas transfer but not anything like a mammalian lung.
You know where there's a good article about book lungs? Wikipedia.
I usually hear that called "rep surfing".
Does anyone actually play Singstar?
Cory Doctorow's Little Brother is great stuff -- just barely SF, though, all stuff that could happen tomorrow. Reads like 1984 in the modern US with a techie teen protagonist.
Lots and lots of great SF discussion on usenet, rec.arts.sf.written. There are a few trolls and sometimes some spam, but a pretty high signal to noise ratio overall (Signal to Noise was a pretty good book, too).
And you can even check it out on Google Groups if you're NNTP impaired. But don't, 'cuz web forums suck.
It's in today's entry which is right here.
Her hospital isn't one that Child's Play provides stuff to, but there are a few local corporations that have pitched in, and anything that takes away from the boredom of a few weeks in bed is great. Most donations go towards stuff that helps the kids get better, but games can make the kids feel better.
I think he throws the controllers at people and they come back to his hand if he misses.
You can go to http://www.ufile.ca/ -- just $14.95 Canadian. Haven't tried it myself, we've always got at least one Windows machine around.
She (Elizabeth Spoilsport) is 7, is bilingual in French and English, writes in cursive, and does her times tables. She can recognise 4/4, 3/4, and 5/4 time signatures.
But how is she with computers? My daughter can format a partition, install her own software, surf in four or five languages (that I've seen), and the other day she was bidding for some Beanie Baby stuff on eBay. I can't wait to see what she does after she turns five...
I'm sure it will be a fun watch (I'm seeing it this afternoon) but sometimes it would be nice to watch a film that was as stimulating as the book (LoTR was one) and not just 2 hours of fun.
Two hours of fun? Try 74 minutes of fun. Yeah, there's value for my $15. I could watch it twice and still not take as long as RotK.
Holy crap! I'm not even first year yet and I usually have harder stuff than that!
I'm a relative newbie (only using Linux for about two years, Unix for about 12), but even heavy perusal of linuxprinting.org hasn't let me figure out how to use my Mandrake machine to print on the HP printer attached to my WinXP machine.
Maybe I should try Mandrake Move instead.
Turns out an average sized adult human male could run on water as long as they run about sixty miles per hour.
That thing doesn't have even one 64 bit processor, let alone two. And why does it come with a webcam?
Hey, I never knew about the Goon Show until I read they were part of the inspiration for Python
The Goon Show inspired a programming language? I'm betting that's not a good thing...
I just finished getting the old ones working last weekend...
Does this mean that this treatment would also pull out any bacteria in the body that contains magnetite?
You are unlikely to have any of that kind of bacteria actually in your body. Here is a quick little discussion of them.
Except not quite the same thing -- Brights are trying to form a labelled community, whereas hackers already have one and are just getting a logo for it.
I figured they'd just point a rocket launcher at the ground and take off that way...
They can't own cars, but they have people that drive them anywhere they want to go.