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You
Eeyore said:
No one, and No One appointed you NetCop, either.......
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No one, and No One appointed you NetCop, either.......
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Eeyore
You said:
I'm not kopping anyone you utter MORON
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You
Eeyore said:
If that is so, then take you Top Post/Bottom Post Crap and put it back
where it came from....... you know that place the sun don't shine.....
Your only 20 years behind the net.....
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Eeyore
You said:
I'm perfectly entitled to make critical comments about stupid arrogant selfish
top-posting that makes it difficult to read a thread.. As entitled as you are to
whinge about it.
It seems you don't understand what kopping is.
Graham
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You
Eeyore said:
agreed, you are perfectly entitled to be a NetCop Asshole, and whine
about how others chose to Post their Ideas...... It just would be
nice if you would refrain...... from doing so...... because you a
better man than that....... but then again, maybe not......
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Eeyore
You said:
As I thought, you don't know what kopping is.
FYI, it's about reporting posters to their ISP/newsprovider for abuse.
Top-posting is not abuse, it's simply annoying and most certainly not reportable.
So shut the F*** UP !
Graham
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Sevenhundred Elves
Paul said:
If you stir the electrolyte sufficiently during the electrolysis, you
really do get NaOCl and hydrogen:
NaCl + H2O --> NaOCL + H2
If you don't stir it, but make sure to keep the gases separate, the
chlorine gas won't dissolve in the electrolyte, and you get the reaction
you mention:
NaCl + H2O --> NaOH + 1/2 H2 + 1/2 Cl2
If the cathode is mercury, you even get sodium amalgam and chlorine from
the reaction:
NaCl --> Na + 1/2 Cl2
So, you see, what you get depends entirely on how you set up your
experiment/process.
S.
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Dan Bloomquist
Eeyore said:
**** off donkey ass, it is just what you do.
<Place pretend otherwise below or top post like the jack ass you are.....>
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You
Eeyore said:
I never posted Anything about "kopping".... I called you a
Sell-appointed "NetCop", which to anyone with a higher than
1st Grade Education, isn't nessesarily the same definition,
since they truely are TWO seperate words. You choose to
define them, as the same thing, where I choose to define them
differently, and seperatly.... So stuff that where the Sun don't
Shine, and take Winnie the Pooh, with you on your way out.....
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Eeyore
power =/= frequency
Graham
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Erdemal
Eeyore said:
Graham, you cut to short:
This is about *SIMPLE FREQUENCIES* which you *ERRONEOUSLY* assume are
electromagnetic waves, these simple frequencies just behave as
explained by ipixguy:
That IPOD can do so many unexpected things.
In "American Journal of simple Frequencies", april, 2006, pp 333-888:
"Some MP3 player are often used as simple frequencies generators when
simple frequencies are required in simple frequencies applications."
Erdy
Quote of the year: "There is no 'greenhouse effect' in a greenhouse"
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Sevenhundred Elves
Erdemal said:
LOL!
S.
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Eeyore
Erdemal said:
I was pointing out that 'power' doesn't impose any restriction on frequency. The
previous poster who made some such connection is an idiot.
Graham
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Eeyore
Erdemal said:
No such thing.
I don't assume anything.
No they don't. You're a fucking IDIOT.
Graham
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Erdemal
Eeyore said:
*YOU DID*
Did you read the topic of this thread ?
Who do you expect to meet here ? Already nobelized genius or
somekind of allthesuddenbe alchimists ?
Erdy
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no spam
Jim said:
Either you're not that old or got into computers late. My first BLAZING
FAST machine was a 386 flying along at 33MHz with 4MB or 'you are wasting
your money on that much' RAM and a 'you will never fill it up' 105MB hard
drive. After much whining I pried enough money out of the wife to add a
2400 baud modem. And she's been sorry every since.
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Eeyore
no said:
Hey, my first 'speedy' PC was a 10MHz 'AT clone' with a 20MB HD !
Graham
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Morris Dovey
Jim wrote:
| =My= =first= computer was a Toshiba T1000 laptop. 4.77mhz
| processor, 512kb RAM. The floppies weren't even double density
| IIRC. Don't recall what ever became of it....
....Mine was a Bendix G-15 with no RAM (rotating drum memory) that, if
you didn't blink, you could _watch_ each instruction execute. No disk
drive, of course, because they hadn't been invented yet. The circuitry
was all tubes and discrete components (resistors, capacitors, coils) -
not a transistor anywhere - but it went a lot faster than a slide rule
or a mechanical desk calculator...
MTBF ran about two or three hours, depending on the season.
| =My= =first= computer was a Toshiba T1000 laptop. 4.77mhz
| processor, 512kb RAM. The floppies weren't even double density
| IIRC. Don't recall what ever became of it....
....Mine was a Bendix G-15 with no RAM (rotating drum memory) that, if
you didn't blink, you could _watch_ each instruction execute. No disk
drive, of course, because they hadn't been invented yet. The circuitry
was all tubes and discrete components (resistors, capacitors, coils) -
not a transistor anywhere - but it went a lot faster than a slide rule
or a mechanical desk calculator...
MTBF ran about two or three hours, depending on the season.
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Mike Swift
Eeyore said:
I can beat you by a mile
. 2MHz Z80 CPU with a wire rap S-100motherboard. Had to key in an 8 word boot loader from the front panel to
drive the paper tape loader. Software available was a very limited text
editor, assembler, and Tiny Basic.
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Morris Dovey
Mike Swift wrote:
| In article <[email protected]>,
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|| no spam wrote:
||
||| Either you're not that old or got into computers late. My first
||| BLAZING FAST machine was a 386 flying along at 33MHz with 4MB or
||| 'you are wasting your money on that much' RAM and a 'you will
||| never fill it up' 105MB hard drive. After much whining I pried
||| enough money out of the wife to add a 2400 baud modem. And she's
||| been sorry every since.
||
|| Hey, my first 'speedy' PC was a 10MHz 'AT clone' with a 20MB HD !
||
|| Graham
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| I can beat you by a mile. 2MHz Z80 CPU with a wire rap S-100
| motherboard. Had to key in an 8 word boot loader from the front
| panel to drive the paper tape loader. Software available was a very
| limited text editor, assembler, and Tiny Basic.
Heh heh. I've still got my IMSAI 8080, a pair of SSSD drives, and the
little Televideo ASCII CRT that replaced my ASR38. Come to think of
it, I've also still got my old O-1 (squint squint) around somewhere...
When the Z80 came out, I put the I8080 card into semi-retirement and
used the IMSAI to write a BNF compiler (PL/C - see March 84 DDJ) so I
could write portable compilers and interpreters.
Good memories!
| In article <[email protected]>,
|
|| no spam wrote:
||
||| Either you're not that old or got into computers late. My first
||| BLAZING FAST machine was a 386 flying along at 33MHz with 4MB or
||| 'you are wasting your money on that much' RAM and a 'you will
||| never fill it up' 105MB hard drive. After much whining I pried
||| enough money out of the wife to add a 2400 baud modem. And she's
||| been sorry every since.
||
|| Hey, my first 'speedy' PC was a 10MHz 'AT clone' with a 20MB HD !
||
|| Graham
|
| I can beat you by a mile
. 2MHz Z80 CPU with a wire rap S-100| motherboard. Had to key in an 8 word boot loader from the front
| panel to drive the paper tape loader. Software available was a very
| limited text editor, assembler, and Tiny Basic.
Heh heh. I've still got my IMSAI 8080, a pair of SSSD drives, and the
little Televideo ASCII CRT that replaced my ASR38. Come to think of
it, I've also still got my old O-1 (squint squint) around somewhere...
When the Z80 came out, I put the I8080 card into semi-retirement and
used the IMSAI to write a BNF compiler (PL/C - see March 84 DDJ) so I
could write portable compilers and interpreters.
Good memories!
