Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!
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The version my team invented was called "balloon ball" and the balloon had to touch a desk, wall, or cubical before it could be hit by a person again. But the important bit is that the balloon wasn't entirely filled with air, it was partially filled with the propellant from a duster can. That made the "ball's" path unpredictable.
There was also "balloon ball-ducken" in which there was a 2nd balloon inside the first balloon (and a sometimes a paperclip in the 2nd), but that sport was never quite ready for primetime.
Post your memes when the tomato timer goes off and everything is above board... or so I tell myself.
Would he intentionally replicate crappy coffee?
I still get cravings for absolute crap I ate in college. If I had a replicator it'd still be making the occasional totino's party pizza and cup-o-noodle.
Yes, in octal notation. You can express an IP using other bases.
We always have at least one thing on our counter that would otherwise be thrown into recycling, but it was rinsed and kept because it'll make a good grease receptacle.
Do you think Holden would replicate matches to put in his coffee, or would he just order it hot with phosphorus?
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were left open by the internet protocol developers just for movies and TV shows.
Snot Flickerman was right, it's dd. It was in the docs I linked to show the commands. It runs on anything with storage devices and an operating system. I mainly use it on Windows servers running on AWS.
It surprises me how many system utilities I use that are older than I am. I am currently initializing a disk on a cloud server with an application that was written when Ford was the US president.
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