[EUG-LUG:179] RE: Cannabis as fuel (was Finding Good Stuff(was: Fry's))

2001-11-25 Thread Jim Darrough
The sky is falling, the sky is falling! Nuclear power is the answer. Build more plants. It stimulates the economy, especially around the plants, because of the additional high-tech jobs that will be created in operation, Radiation Health Physics, plant security, etc. Power is produced at

[EUG-LUG:180] RE: Cannabis as fuel (was Finding Good Stuff(was: Fry's))

2001-11-25 Thread Justin Bengtson
On Sun, 2001-11-25 at 10:13, Jim Darrough wrote: The sky is falling, the sky is falling! Nuclear power is the answer. Build more plants. It stimulates the snippety what about solar? wind power? strange power plants made out of cow-shit? nuclear power is kind of scary. although i

[EUG-LUG:181] Re: Fwd: Needed manual for the 7730mt

2001-11-25 Thread Mr O
And if that's not vague enough... Head over to www.rinkworks.com/stupid for even more horrible tech questions and answers. More on the 7730mt later. Adios. On Saturday 24 November 2001 11:54 pm, you wrote: What's a 7730? - Forwarded message from Herb [EMAIL PROTECTED] - From: Herb

[EUG-LUG:182] Re: Fwd: Needed manual for the 7730mt

2001-11-25 Thread Bob Miller
Rob Hudson wrote: What's a 7730? Read all about it here. http://www.google.com/search?q=7730mt -- Bob Miller Kbob kbobsoft software consulting http://kbobsoft.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[EUG-LUG:184] RE: Cannabis as fuel (was Finding Good Stuff (was: Fry's))

2001-11-25 Thread Patrick R. Wade
On Sun, Nov 25, 2001 at 10:13:45AM -0800, Jim Darrough wrote: The sky is falling, the sky is falling! Nuclear power is the answer. [big snip] Another viable option in my opinion is the hydrogen fuel cell, however I am only a layman insofar as how those things operate. But I have

[EUG-LUG:185] RE: Cannabis as fuel (was Finding Good Stuff(was: Fry's))

2001-11-25 Thread Jim Darrough
On Sun, 2001-11-25 at 15:04, Patrick R. Wade wrote: On Sun, Nov 25, 2001 at 10:13:45AM -0800, Jim Darrough wrote: The sky is falling, the sky is falling! Nuclear power is the answer. [big snip] Another viable option in my opinion is the hydrogen fuel cell, however I am only

[EUG-LUG:186] Re: DIY (was ... well, something else)

2001-11-25 Thread Ben Barrett
Seems like we keep wanting to keep expanding the potentials that we can reach 'ourselves'... like generating our own power, but I'm sure most of you know that solar cells are not yet being grown! I don't mean to discount agculture, but I think we've got enough trouble just keeping folks fed;

[EUG-LUG:187] various distros

2001-11-25 Thread Justin Bengtson
just got my debian system back up and running! i forgot how much i missed apt... especially after redhat. i'm going to enjoy actually being able to compile source... has anybody fooled around with Linux PPC? or Yellow Dog Linux? my buddy's thinking about installing linux on his performa.

[EUG-LUG:188] Re: various distros

2001-11-25 Thread Christopher Allen
On 25 Nov 2001, Justin Bengtson wrote: has anybody fooled around with Linux PPC? or Yellow Dog Linux? my buddy's thinking about installing linux on his performa. He might want to try the new SuSE for PPC: http://www.suse.com/en/products/suse_linux/ppc/ -Chris

[EUG-LUG:189] activism list...

2001-11-25 Thread Linux Rocks !
So... I guess a bunch of the stuff on this list should have been posted on the activism list... I looked around, didnt find it on lists.efn.org, nor did I find any info on the euglug.org website... So.. How does one sub the activism list? and where is it? Jamie

[EUG-LUG:190] joke for activism list...

2001-11-25 Thread Linux Rocks !
so... I was thinking... Q: What's the difference between A Texas Inmate, and A terminally ill Oregonian? A: Texas Inmates have the right to die with dignity. Why don't we use Death Row Inmates for Cancer Research? That would be inhumane So... If your terminally Ill, and you know your

[EUG-LUG:191] RE: Cannabis as fuel (was Finding Good Stuff(was: Fry's))

2001-11-25 Thread Dexter Graphic
Here are some questions for all you energy optimists to consider: Nuclear energy --- Where are you going to put the radioactive waste and who is going to watch over it for the next 100,000 years? How much will storage and long term security cost? And what about the inevitable