Posted on 02/11/2013 8:21:41 AM PST by knarf
Playin' around with a couple of 'em and they don't do a "repel" thing
Good ‘un - what I was trying to say was instead of the pole laying down or put down on a sheet N/S the were laid down vertical. OTOH Polish is not a race. LOL
It’s also binary data.
North being 1 or “on” and South being 0 or “Off” or vice versa.
Back in the day, computer terminals were Kleinschmidt teletype ASR 33s with a built in reader/punch for seven level paper tape. I got pretty good at reading the hole patterns. We even had a short program that would punch a leader where the holes made block letters so you could name and date your tapes with human readable text.
Regards,
GtG
That's not what my Dad used to say!!!
What? Yer dad was a Lithuanian or Latvian??? LOL
I'm guessing our two examples say something about our relative ages.
“Slow day at work?”
Maybe, more likely cut class the day magnetism was covered in 8th grade science.
(your punishment will...to (k)narfle the garthok!)
I’m guessing our two examples say something about our relative ages
= = = = = = = = = = = = = =
AH, but I do remember Ralph, Alice, Ed, Trixie, also Arch, Edith, Meathead, Gloria, G Jefferson etc, but funny how times have changed (we haven’t, times have <: <:)
The ‘new’ hero is somewhat tainted, going back to Tony Soprano, “The Shield” where ‘Vic Mackay a cop, ‘executed’ one of his squad members and was genuinely a ‘hateful’ character but he was the ‘hero’. “Breaking Bad” is another one, “Dexter” “Justified” is on the edge, and “Banshee” is ‘over the edge’. Just a few examples...
That said, I watched “High Noon” yesterday and had really forgotten the ending, where the ONLY “Man” in the town gave a look that would have frozen statues while glaring at the crowd, saying nothing, throwing his badge to the ground and ‘buggying off into the sunset with his bride’.
I was a ‘protected’ teenager and don’t recall when I first saw it but pretty sure I didn’t take the ending the way it should have been taken (at that time).
” Now I’m off to discover why the microwave tray turns one way till I turn the oven off and on again when the tray turns the other way.”
So it’s not just me. I’ve often been perplexed by that also.
Bucky Balls are quite efficient card demagnitizers as well, or so I have found.
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