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<0> solid_liq, like the em that keeps io molten?
<1> Kevin`: you never heard of that? There's a ton of energy constantly going from (I think it's Saturn) to one of its moons and back
<1> shogunx: yeah, that's the one
<2> solid_liq no, url?
<1> pfred1: if you like fruit flavored beer I suppose
<0> jupiter.
<1> Kevin`: I saw it on discovery channel and read about it in Popular Science
<2> transmitting the energy to earth would probably be less useful then using the energy transmitted from the sun
<0> solid_liq, pfred1 dragon stout. without a doubt. jamaican malt liquor.
<3> now shogunx, there may be one way to tap energy from the zero point field, but I really doubt it would become feasible within this century (if it works at all)
<4> there's no need to goto saturn for energy
<1> shogunx: Fat Tire
<4> there's plenty all around us
<0> tidal turbines are a good one.
<1> shogunx: and this other one I can't remember the name of for some reason, it's German with a French-sounding name
<5> Quiznos that's how i feel about Sam's there's plenty all around us!
<4> heh
<6> it's quite simple really
<1> shogunx: how do we know that won't negatively affect the oceans somehow, like disrupting an important current?
<6> just go back to the future and steal mr fusion
<3> mr fusion would rock
<1> SubStack: heheh
<3> I want one in black
<0> solid_liq, well, waves breaking does not break too many currents.
<1> wow, we have two sub sandwich people in here now :D
<7> shogunx, and it helps with beach erosion
<8> Kevin`: ...
<1> shogunx: it'll remove some energy from the ocean though, if we have enough wave power generators
<2> Luke-Jr ?
<0> headmonkey, everything erodes if you wait long enough.
<5> headmonkey just like al lthe breakwaters they put on the shore did?
<7> shogunx, i said it would help ... not prevent ;)
<2> no
<0> like a turbine in a tube, with a fan blade. on posts. should not do much damage.
<1> pfred1: but they're talking about putting them much farther offshore than those
<0> any more than a rock in a stream.
<1> shogunx: uh, that would kill lots of fish. That's not how they work
<8> Kevin`: you deny geocentrism?
<0> solid_liq, grills on the end.
<1> shogunx: that's now how they work
<2> Luke-Jr well, yes
<0> solid_liq, i did not say that they did. i was just freestyling an idea. how do they work?
<1> shogunx: they use the up and down motion of the waves to generate power, they don't take it from the current
<0> oh, those. yes, i have seen those.
<5> seawater is so corrosive
<8> Kevin`: why?
<9> How do I detect the fs type of a partition?
<5> fdisk -l
<2> Luke-Jr lots of people told me so, and I have never been offered evidence to indicate that the earth is the center of the solar system/universe
<0> pfred1, good insulation on the lines. non corrosive building materials. ceremic perhaps.
<0> kevlar.
<7> the earth is flat too
<1> ChrisBradley: is it mounted?
<9> no unmounted
<9> I'm trying to mount it correctly
<1> ChrisBradley: and mount doesn't autodetect?
<7> and the moon is made of cheese
<8> headmonkey: nonsense
<5> Kevin` if the Universe is infinate then it stands to reason that wherever you are is the center of it
<9> Different OS
<1> headmonkey: provolone? yum
<1> ChrisBradley: what OS?
<7> mmmm...cheese
<9> OpenSUSE
<2> pfred1 interesting point.. solar system then
<0> terry pratchett is quite funny.
<10> pfred1: but the matter in the universe does have a center
<0> good old discworld.
<10> matter cant be infinite
<2> poningru why?
<1> ChrisBradley: so, it's still Linux. type (as root), mount /dev/[hs]d[a-z][0-9]
<10> true
<1> heheh
<10> it can
<8> Kevin`: have you done any research to determine it isn't just m*** brainwashing similar to evolutionism?
<10> Luke-Jr: you dont believe in evolution?
<10> rofl
<10> I love these guys
<2> Luke-Jr not so much, but the mathematics of the orbits is there to verify
<8> poningru: evolution has been disproven countless times
<3> wrong.
<1> ChrisBradley: oh, and your mountpoint of course, if it isn't in /etc/fstab
<2> Luke-Jr if the earth is the center, why do some planets appear to orbit backwards at times?
<0> brakes?
<0> hehe
<9> ok thanks
<6> wow, this is a great channel for trolling
<3> evolution is not perfect, no one claims otherwise. but there is simply no better theory. so it stays.
<9> Yeah - it seems like its not working
<1> SubStack: heheh
<10> Luke-Jr: rofl
<1> ChrisBradley: when you type mount by itself, what does it say?
<8> Kevin`: what do you mean by backwards?
<10> guys comeone Luke-Jr is just kidding
<5> mount with no arguements will just list currently mounted filesystems
<3> poningru, but I do believe my computer is powered by little smurfs.
<1> pfred1: I figured I'd let him discover that himself when he tried it :D
<10> dv_: but...but... mine is powered by little smurfettes
<2> Luke-Jr i'm looking for a specific reference, but I mean exactly that
<9> I got it solid_liq
<9> Thanks
<1> ChrisBradley: np
<2> go the other way from the way they appeared to be moving at a different time
<6> smurfs are too unpredictable
<3> poningru, ah these are for your porn image browser? :P
<6> blue screen of death
<0> Kevin`, retrograde motion is what you are describing.
<6> I use gnomes
<3> you use gnome?
<6> no, just gnomes
<11> lol
<3> ah. gnomes for gnome
<5> SubStack you get enough smurfs together and they're as predictable as atomic decay
<8> Kevin`: if you don't mind sifting through some religious fact-or-fiction, there's a short summary of some proofs of geocentrism at http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/geocentr.htm
<0> you guys are a trip. good night.
<10> dv_: indeed
<6> pfred1: you only see those sorts of numbers if you've got a beowolf
<6> or at least a really big mainframe
<10> Luke-Jr: dude just give a nod or something saying you are kidding
<10> just a nod
<6> most personal computers don't have the physical capacity for great numbers of smurfs
<8> Kevin`: I'm sure Google can find a bit more too
<0> SubStack, how about both:)
<3> well, about that link... someone said that the internet is neither good nor evil, its just a mirror of the world
<5> SubStack or next to a sign that says "Free Tee Shirts"
<3> so this link mirrors the bible belt :)
<2> Luke-Jr i'm already looking on google, I will get back to you when I find what i'm looking for
<5> if ya can't sell it on ebay Google doesn't list it!
<3> hm
<6> I hate debian's menu system
<3> I should get some plan9 guys over here
<2> I have yet to try plan 9 :/
<6> I don't *want* things added to the menu automatically
<10> BWHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
<6> stupid debian
<10> Airey filled a telescope with water that greatly slowed down the speed of the light inside the telescope and found that he did not have to change the angle of the telescope.
<10> Luke-Jr: seriously dude please a node will do
<2> Luke-Jr http://courtneyseligman.com/text/sky/retrograde.htm
<12> bleh
<2> even has a picture :)
<1> plan9 sounds boring
<2> Luke-Jr I await an explanation for that.. if you have one, I will look..
<0> Substack E17... no menu changes.
<10> Kevin`: like I said Luke-Jr is just kidding
<13> Looking for an easy socks4,5 proxy. Any suggestions?
<6> shogunx: what?
<1> Cardiba: ssh
<2> I didn't see him say so, but I don't see how he couldn't be kidding
<2> still,
<6> enlightenment 17?
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