You got me excited for a second.

Wait.. Z has sensors? Dats AMAZI...oh...

Now I want to buy car parts kernchan.

:rofl2:

Just let the CSC break :ugh2:

if u are one of the lucky ones, yes u get that feature free of charge too :tup:


:ugh:

anyone know wat breaks on a IS350 F-Sport?

its a toyota so im guessing that the AACID aka auto accelerates car into ditch feature is already included at no extra charge.. :ugh:

maybe i should make a kill switch.. ? using an 'easy button' ofcourse :D


:ugh:

i donno mang, but if my car started accelerating like mad and it was AT, cant shut off, and brakes dont work no more, i'd just spin the shittt out of the car by swirving left right real hard vs driving straight right into a ditch?

i think survival rate much higher at car rolling many times at 80mph coming to a gradual stop vs car flying into ditch at 120mph+ to a sudden stop.

It's always the sudden stop.

Free oil giveaway tomorrow. Always a good thing.

yah not sure why people prefer dat vs just spinning and rolling the car over. u can shed off so much more speed just by intentionally spinning it out of control

Better chance to total the car also :shakes head:

i could careless about the car at dat point.. lol

and if one thinks ditching the car into water head first is safer... lol

might survive the impact, but u probably black out and drown while passed out.

:icon17:

Good afternoon

:tiphat:

Good afternoon everyone.

Yeah, that's nuts.

Compared to 5 Mb in 1956
http://petapixel.com/assets/uploads/...2/5mb_mini.jpg

Hoy!

16 bit navigation computer from the Apollo moon missions...

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/...5ahu6pjjpg.jpg

5 bytes from 700AD

http://static4.depositphotos.com/100...ian-images.jpg

Good evening

:roflpuke2:

This was empty 2 hours ago. Guess who's hammered?!?!?!

http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/...psitkd5m5s.jpg

You?

Kernchan doesn't know computerz doe!

"For example, the AGC didn't employ anything that we would currently recognize as "software." The pre-written instructions the computer followed weren't loaded into the computer and stored on a writable medium, but were literally woven into its "core rope memory" by physically stitching 1s and 0s with magnetic strands. The stitching was done by hand, as if the computer were being programmed by a bunch of seamstresses. Weaving the memory was a time-consuming process, so last minute changes in software were out of the question. "

"Therefore in comparison...
# of transistors - iPhone has 130,000 times more than Apollo
clock frequency - iPhone is 32,600 times faster than Apollo
instructions per second - iPhone is 80,800,000 times faster than Apollo
overall performance - iPhone is 120,000,000 times faster than Apollo"

Girlfriend. I'm more of a beer guy. Not to say I am also not buzzed right now...

I see.

Monday Night Rep Time?

:D <---The Clifford has completed his daily cardio program :ugh2: boy's and girl's :tup:

30 minutes on the stationary bike :driving: and 30 minutes on the rowing machine :eekdance:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every cell is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every nerve is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every vein is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every muscle is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

:icon17: now sipping on a Orange and Mango power shake :yum:

Life Is Good :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat: