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glad to hear that the survey will be here as well

In talking with the mods, we have no clue what happened to the poll. ED didn't find anything in the log files.

see? I told you it would blow up.

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waiting.....

eh, what's another two years anyway?

It's nice to see the preorders get close to finally being done. It makes me uber excited (especially since I'm still waiting :) )

I smell home made cookies!

mmmm MOSFETs

^^ huh, didn't know that one.

I hate gnome.... now openbox on the other hand.....

two things: On the subject of noise, most of the noise from a fast moving vehicle is actually from the tire itself contacting the road surface. also, sometimes, when hydrogen burns, you'll occasionally get hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) this is rare though.

Okay, It seems as though the thread is about to get back on track, but just to be clear: This thread needs to stay on topic, no more random things, we have the absurdism corner for a reason.

So I had another great find. In my electronics class, students can bring in broken devices for extra credit. Someone had brought in a 32" TV that didn't turn on correctly, I opened it up, gave it a quick look over and found the problem. Two bulging capacitors were keeping the thing from turning...

just out of curiosity, do you know the fuel mileage on those two cars?

Hydrogen is one of those things that's fun to make at home, but not really practical for automobiles

You do have a good point there.

So, the local store in my town had a Kodak printer kiosk thing, and it's been causing them problems for a long time. Finally they called tech support and they said they can't support that machine any more. The store gives me a call to see if I want to come pick the thing up (they know I like...

Something about hydrogen. It takes more electrical power to do the electrolysis of water than what you get from burning the hydrogen. Ironically enough, the most economical way we currently have of producing hydrogen is to make it from natural gas.

I can't wait until we have sodium batteries.