I own a 2000 Honda Insight with 60k miles on it in Denver Colorado for three years of sun, snow, and rain
I love the car, it has run great in anything but unplowed snow over 1' (then it tends to toboggan due to low clearance). It'a great car that hasn't had any problems and is alot of fun to drive. I have completed the Denver-Las Vegas run (700 miles) on one tank of gas. Gets attention from intellegent people, including women. Worth it just for that.
Go for the full Hybrid Civic if you want no compromises from a normal car, go for the Insight if you want to turn heads, don't need a back seat, and want insane (64 mpg baby!) milage.
I assume this will coinside with the release of AOL v6 (Aren't they on 5 right now?) I like this 'cause I'm running low on coasters. (Thanks AOL! You saved my table from nasty water stains!!) --Nick
The drive is a hunk of RAM (or something not so volitile because 1.)No moving parts. (A service mission costs a couple of million per trip)
2.)Any spinning object (like a HD spindle) would impart rotational inertia on the satelite as a whole, and throw you off of the star you were trying to look at.
I read a Sun blurb somewhere that the ISS runs all control systems off of two x86 pentium laptops, (primary & backup), and all the astronauts use laptops running windows.
-Nick Who volunteers to go up there with a Mandrake disk and help those poor astronauts out.
Sun Bike: Slick looking, weighs 200 kg. Not a fast bike but you can jump off cliffs with it. Up to 64 wheels. Linux Bike: Comes in pieces, or pre-assembled. Fastest bike around, weighs 10 kg., but nobody takes it seriously yet. FreeBSD Bike: Think Harley-Davidson. OpenBSD Bike: Think Harley-Davidson, with the Terminator on it. Be Bike:Best looking bike around. Easy to juggle on. Windows 98(TM) Bike Comes pre-assembled in the box. Falls apart when you try and ride it. Windows NT(TM) Bike Slick looking, goes one block and then explodes.
Don't hate me because I'm beautiful, hate me cause of my lousy posts. -Nick
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It's still only getting 64 miles per ton of hydrogen
could the impeller be continuously throttled to provide some pulse action?
just place a signbook at each of these central locations, and a cheap watch so they can note time if they don't have a watch. totally voluntary.
I own a 2000 Honda Insight with 60k miles on it in Denver Colorado for three years of sun, snow, and rain
I love the car, it has run great in anything but unplowed snow over 1' (then it tends to toboggan due to low clearance). It'a great car that hasn't had any problems and is alot of fun to drive. I have completed the Denver-Las Vegas run (700 miles) on one tank of gas. Gets attention from intellegent people, including women. Worth it just for that. Go for the full Hybrid Civic if you want no compromises from a normal car, go for the Insight if you want to turn heads, don't need a back seat, and want insane (64 mpg baby!) milage.
Best Regards,
-Nick
I assume this will coinside with the release of
AOL v6 (Aren't they on 5 right now?)
I like this 'cause I'm running low on coasters. (Thanks AOL! You saved my table from nasty water stains!!)
--Nick
The drive is a hunk of RAM (or something not so volitile because
1.)No moving parts. (A service mission costs a couple of million per trip)
2.)Any spinning object (like a HD spindle) would impart rotational inertia on the satelite as a whole, and throw you off of the star you were trying to look at.
-Nick(my 4 canadian cents)
Solaris network on the space station.
-Nick
I read a Sun blurb somewhere that the ISS runs all control systems off of two x86 pentium laptops, (primary & backup), and all the astronauts use laptops running windows.
-Nick
Who volunteers to go up there with a Mandrake disk and help those poor astronauts out.
Note the penguin-looking skull over the www ;)
Hey guys, can't we all just get along?
-Nick "Who told you I'm paranoid!!!" Gully
Sun Bike: Slick looking, weighs 200 kg. Not a fast bike but you can jump off cliffs with it. Up to 64 wheels.
Linux Bike: Comes in pieces, or pre-assembled. Fastest bike around, weighs 10 kg., but nobody takes it seriously yet.
FreeBSD Bike: Think Harley-Davidson.
OpenBSD Bike: Think Harley-Davidson, with the Terminator on it.
Be Bike: Best looking bike around. Easy to juggle on.
Windows 98(TM) Bike Comes pre-assembled in the box. Falls apart when you try and ride it.
Windows NT(TM) Bike Slick looking, goes one block and then explodes.
Don't hate me because I'm beautiful, hate me cause of my lousy posts.
-Nick
nuff said.
-Nick
Neither happy or rich, but would settle for either.
or an ion cannon, you decide.
Is it just me, or does this remind anyone of
I Dream of Jeanie
of course, everything reminds me of Jeanie...
Wouldn't these make the cutest beowulf cluster? -Nick OW OW OW stop flaming me!