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Coolest wheel-system you will see today
Mar. 15th, 2009 07:26 amhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mecanum_wheel
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Mar. 15th, 2009
Coolest wheel-system you will see today
Mar. 15th, 2009 07:26 amhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mecanum_wheel
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Digital space to ease physical space.
Mar. 15th, 2009 11:51 amWe have bookcases full of CDs.
We have bookcases full of DVDs.
We would rather have more room, but we don't want to give up the entertainment. So... (you saw this coming, right)
The MythBox gets upgraded from 1.8TB to 3.3TB, a freed-up 500GB drive will store most of the CDs in VBR-extreme, and the remaining terabyte of free space will store the kids' DVDs.
Decent terabyte disks cost $100 each, plus $5 for a temporary USB2 case to aid in transfers.
We get back two shelves of DVD storage, and two complete bookcase units of CDs. The physical media goes to basement storage.
Also, today is beautifully sunny and not too cold. I wish I were healthier.
We have bookcases full of DVDs.
We would rather have more room, but we don't want to give up the entertainment. So... (you saw this coming, right)
The MythBox gets upgraded from 1.8TB to 3.3TB, a freed-up 500GB drive will store most of the CDs in VBR-extreme, and the remaining terabyte of free space will store the kids' DVDs.
Decent terabyte disks cost $100 each, plus $5 for a temporary USB2 case to aid in transfers.
We get back two shelves of DVD storage, and two complete bookcase units of CDs. The physical media goes to basement storage.
Also, today is beautifully sunny and not too cold. I wish I were healthier.
Digital space to ease physical space.
Mar. 15th, 2009 11:51 amWe have bookcases full of CDs.
We have bookcases full of DVDs.
We would rather have more room, but we don't want to give up the entertainment. So... (you saw this coming, right)
The MythBox gets upgraded from 1.8TB to 3.3TB, a freed-up 500GB drive will store most of the CDs in VBR-extreme, and the remaining terabyte of free space will store the kids' DVDs.
Decent terabyte disks cost $100 each, plus $5 for a temporary USB2 case to aid in transfers.
We get back two shelves of DVD storage, and two complete bookcase units of CDs. The physical media goes to basement storage.
Also, today is beautifully sunny and not too cold. I wish I were healthier.
We have bookcases full of DVDs.
We would rather have more room, but we don't want to give up the entertainment. So... (you saw this coming, right)
The MythBox gets upgraded from 1.8TB to 3.3TB, a freed-up 500GB drive will store most of the CDs in VBR-extreme, and the remaining terabyte of free space will store the kids' DVDs.
Decent terabyte disks cost $100 each, plus $5 for a temporary USB2 case to aid in transfers.
We get back two shelves of DVD storage, and two complete bookcase units of CDs. The physical media goes to basement storage.
Also, today is beautifully sunny and not too cold. I wish I were healthier.
Cadbury Creme Eggs are too sweet, made with low-quality milk chocolate on the outside, and are not good for you.
About half the time I've bitten into one, I have had a chocolate splinter pierce my gum. A little bit of blood actually adds a salty metallic tang to help offset the sweetness.
Why do I continue to eat them at all?
About half the time I've bitten into one, I have had a chocolate splinter pierce my gum. A little bit of blood actually adds a salty metallic tang to help offset the sweetness.
Why do I continue to eat them at all?
Cadbury Creme Eggs are too sweet, made with low-quality milk chocolate on the outside, and are not good for you.
About half the time I've bitten into one, I have had a chocolate splinter pierce my gum. A little bit of blood actually adds a salty metallic tang to help offset the sweetness.
Why do I continue to eat them at all?
About half the time I've bitten into one, I have had a chocolate splinter pierce my gum. A little bit of blood actually adds a salty metallic tang to help offset the sweetness.
Why do I continue to eat them at all?