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Yay! I'm especially excited/curious about the new specs the article gives: 4GHz of RAM and up to 250GHz of storage! Who knew frequency was so versatile?
Update: looks like the folks at news.com fixed their typo! Darn! I was looking forward to more Ghz of RAM!
Ralph why are you doing this? Why are you pretending that anyone cares or that you'll have enough support to get over 1% of the vote? All you've done over the past two elections is split the democratic vote enough to pull down the democratic front runner. Just like the conservative 3rd party candidate Ross Perot killed Bush Sr. in 1992.
You claim the American people are tired of the system and that change is needed. You might be right, but you've proven without doubt that you're not the person to do it. You've never even come close. Plus you've come at just the right time to mess things up. I could almost believe you're funded by the republican party to take the heat off.
Ralph, give it up. You pray on people's hope for a new system that you can't deliver and give them 4 years of conservative windfall.
Had my first $10 cup of coffee this week from this machine. So good...it makes regular coffee taste like swill. How many times can I spend $10 on coffee though?
Good thing the bike shop had one more brake cable left!
Good thing the bike shop had one more brake cable left!
Started talking to they guy at Blue Bottle Coffee about the strange and wonderful coffee aparatii they have set up at their new shop on Mint Street. They have a line of round glassware with coffee siphoning through it, a technique apparently created in Kyoto about 30 years ago. Then next to those, a large clear case with two large globes of water that filter through some pipes to a set of 4 columns of packed coffee. I was told that it takes 8 hours for the water to fully drain through the system and create a pot of coffee. I'm not sure where this technique comes from, but I applaud the complexity!
Sarah snapped a picture of me sampling some of the Kyoto-siphon coffee in a small beaker:
I found a strange new flower growing out of my African Violet pot this morning...