I've installed linux (featherlinux) onto an iPod Mini (2G) before to switch a friend to linux (it was an PII that didn't have enough RAM for a liveCD). It took a floppy to boot since the BIOS did not support booting from USB drive.
The point is that the iPod wouldn't function as a music player, and I'm not sure how I could have fixed that.
Apparently I wasn't clear enough in my sarcasm... I'm aware of the fact its not going to be this easy.
However, it would be interesting if someone invented a fuel that burns into oxygen. I doubt its possible, but it could potentially fix a lot of problems, no?
I fail to see what is so hard about reaching Mars. Once you're past the atmosphere its just a matter of pointing the shuttle in the right direction and reading/. for a long time.
Why, here is a early (as in alpha) plan for reaching mars using today's equipment:
0] send food and fuel to the ISS 1] create a lander than can reach Mars and then go back to space 2] Send the lander to the ISS (how is irrelevant: send it there in one shuttle, if it fits, or in a few and build it there) 3] Send the crew in a shuttle to the ISS 4] Stock food and fuel, connect the lander to the shuttle (towing cable? No air-resistance, so bulkiness doesn't matter) 5] Send the shuttle in the right direction 6] Wait a bit... (few months? Hopefully shorter) 7] Once the shuttle reaches mars, keep it in orbit around mars with an astro managing systems 8] stick some astros in the lander, send them down 9] astros do their buisness 10] Lander goes back to shuttle 11] shuttle comes to earth 12] astros are heroes, and the great United States of America whoops some commie ass in the race to space, again.../sarcasm
It's always better/easier to be the second to something: its not longer unknown territory so you can spend your resources on precisely what you want to do, rather than exploring the possibilties...
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How can it eliminate the need for a browser if you can't look at pr0n?
Seriously, I wouldn't say it replaces a browser until it stores favorites, which is the main thing I use in a browser.
For the record, you're suggesting reading some 3000 pages... ;-)
I've installed linux (featherlinux) onto an iPod Mini (2G) before to switch a friend to linux (it was an PII that didn't have enough RAM for a liveCD). It took a floppy to boot since the BIOS did not support booting from USB drive.
The point is that the iPod wouldn't function as a music player, and I'm not sure how I could have fixed that.
How much head?
Ignore that...
Remember that at some points we just had a big land mass, rather than the layout we have today.
A map of Pangea (http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap001002.html) shows that Kamchatka was near the equator, and Finland in the middle of the n. hemisphere.
Just how old is this peat?
Apparently I wasn't clear enough in my sarcasm... I'm aware of the fact its not going to be this easy.
However, it would be interesting if someone invented a fuel that burns into oxygen. I doubt its possible, but it could potentially fix a lot of problems, no?
I fail to see what is so hard about reaching Mars. Once you're past the atmosphere its just a matter of pointing the shuttle in the right direction and reading /. for a long time.
/sarcasm
Why, here is a early (as in alpha) plan for reaching mars using today's equipment:
0] send food and fuel to the ISS
1] create a lander than can reach Mars and then go back to space
2] Send the lander to the ISS (how is irrelevant: send it there in one shuttle, if it fits, or in a few and build it there)
3] Send the crew in a shuttle to the ISS
4] Stock food and fuel, connect the lander to the shuttle (towing cable? No air-resistance, so bulkiness doesn't matter)
5] Send the shuttle in the right direction
6] Wait a bit... (few months? Hopefully shorter)
7] Once the shuttle reaches mars, keep it in orbit around mars with an astro managing systems
8] stick some astros in the lander, send them down
9] astros do their buisness
10] Lander goes back to shuttle
11] shuttle comes to earth
12] astros are heroes, and the great United States of America whoops some commie ass in the race to space, again...
Problems?
It's always better/easier to be the second to something: its not longer unknown territory so you can spend your resources on precisely what you want to do, rather than exploring the possibilties...
Searches of "computer","car", and "bicycle" on Yahoo! and Google show that Google uses less screen real-estate...
Plus, what kind of a nut says they will "...Yahoo! it"?
Looks like you had a radioactive waste spillage in the river... green AND blue! Rad.
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http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Berrien+Springs,+MI