They don't work when you've turned them up to '11' in order to drown out the ambient hub-bub. And then someone will have the nerve to complain about the noise coming from your headphones.
It should work, especially given that you're just burning the stuff. However, it gels up at a higher temperature than straight diesel [e.g. fuel oil], which makes it difficult to start a cold furnace with it.
Hemp was plentiful prior to prohibition. Made great clothes. Made fabulous rope. Nutritious seed, full of oil. Not to mention that it grows like the weed it is. I can't imagine many peanuts getting grown in Germany.
Either the hemp advocates led me astray, or the prohibitionists managed to get the official version of history changed.
BR took a one-sentence description of DADoES and spun a movie from a quarter of that sentence. The only good thing the movie has done is to make more copies of DADoES available.
Sun's JDS is a well put-together desktop solution. It still won't give you the power management that you were used to on your Powerbook, though. For that, you'll need to go to windows - linux power management is still quite primitive.
What he said. And double-check that hot is hot, ground is ground and that all are correctly wired. You will be needing more power than you suspect in each room, so you might as well wire it out while you have the chance. Put some 220 circuits in the garage, too, since you might want to use them in the future. Retrofitting is expensive.
And the characters don't give a flying about gender, either. That's something the designers put into the game, being free-spirited SF Bay Area types, after all.
If you put a guinea pig into your game [d/l or expansion pack], be sure to take care of it.
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Yes, we have road tax here as well. No doubt you're supposed to pay it if you run your car on homebrewed biodiesel.
Give up.
We pay the same price [or did before the recent hikes] per gallon of fuel that you do, it's that while we pay 100% tax, you guys pay 500% tax.
It should work, especially given that you're just burning the stuff. However, it gels up at a higher temperature than straight diesel [e.g. fuel oil], which makes it difficult to start a cold furnace with it.
Either the hemp advocates led me astray, or the prohibitionists managed to get the official version of history changed.
Or did the narcs get everyone to change the history books?
It's called "rapeseed" over here, with the food kind called Canola.
Old hat. Here's a link documenting that the first Diesel engine ran on hemp oil[!].
They do, and it's called "Canola" oil. Slightly-modified GM rapeseed to remove the toxins normally found.
Think "popcorn" or "french-fry". Don't know if using McDonalds grease gets you a little extra beef aroma, though.
And of course, the first Diesel engines ran on hempseed oil: cite
BR took a one-sentence description of DADoES and spun a movie from a quarter of that sentence. The only good thing the movie has done is to make more copies of DADoES available.
Sun's JDS is a well put-together desktop solution. It still won't give you the power management that you were used to on your Powerbook, though. For that, you'll need to go to windows - linux power management is still quite primitive.
A-hem. Many of our founding fathers were Deists and specifically not Christians. Read the writings of Thomas Payne.
No, made up by a Linguist for The Wrath of Khan.
Given that there are those for whom Esperanto is a native tongue, I'd have to go with more Esperanto speakers.
Better learning materials than Esperanto? Less geeky than Esperanto? Dude, do your research!
It's a frelling RC car!
And it's probably all radio-controlled, e.g. no real robots among them.
Yes, it is.
What he said. And double-check that hot is hot, ground is ground and that all are correctly wired. You will be needing more power than you suspect in each room, so you might as well wire it out while you have the chance. Put some 220 circuits in the garage, too, since you might want to use them in the future. Retrofitting is expensive.
As my optho-dude said, "There is no nearsightedness in pre-literate societies."
Pick a website designed by kids - dark text on a black background. I particularly hate blue or purple on black. What are they smoking these days?
Adversion to garlic? Holy water burns? Craving for blood? If so, you've got bigger problems...
And the characters don't give a flying about gender, either. That's something the designers put into the game, being free-spirited SF Bay Area types, after all.
If you put a guinea pig into your game [d/l or expansion pack], be sure to take care of it.