Gadgetopia Comments http://gadgetopia.com/ en-us deane@deanebarker.net Copyright 2012 2012-02-05T17:59:15-06:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Comment on "Duplicate Line" http://gadgetopia.com/post/5119#CommentID_1146178 uYBo9J uiveugcralgy

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]]> Duplicate Line 2012-02-08T10:46:02-06:00 gqrkqpnth Comment on "Duplicate Line" http://gadgetopia.com/post/5119#CommentID_1146095 Note that some of these cdomanms may not work if you are accessing bash through a telnet/ssh session, or depending on how you have your keys mapped.

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]]> 5119@http://gadgetopia.com/ Note that some of these cdomanms may not work if you are accessing bash through a telnet/ssh session, or depending on how you have your keys mapped.

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]]> Duplicate Line 2012-02-07T21:59:26-06:00 Ahmad Comment on "Tim on Web 2.0 and Trademarks" http://gadgetopia.com/post/5319#CommentID_1145979 6M8j5t pufqetffabnb

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]]> Tim on Web 2.0 and Trademarks 2012-02-07T02:30:56-06:00 vwzkgnngovj Comment on "Bucket Wheel Excavators" http://gadgetopia.com/post/4941#CommentID_1145940 just so happens to be the world's largest land vehicle that move under its own power. Called the Bagger 288

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]]> 4941@http://gadgetopia.com/ just so happens to be the world's largest land vehicle that move under its own power. Called the Bagger 288

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]]> Bucket Wheel Excavators 2012-02-06T20:17:59-06:00 random facts guy Comment on "Easy JavaScript Autocomplete / Intellisense Script" http://gadgetopia.com/post/3773#CommentID_1145904 Thanks for the code guy. Cannot locate it

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]]> 3773@http://gadgetopia.com/ Thanks for the code guy. Cannot locate it

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]]> Easy JavaScript Autocomplete / Intellisense Script 2012-02-06T15:06:21-06:00 f.u Comment on "Tim on Web 2.0 and Trademarks" http://gadgetopia.com/post/5319#CommentID_1145897 :p i got a phiboa of news ever since he used to come to the TV too much… freaked me out tihnking that i was beginning to become like everyone else and get brain washed, so i started moving away from my tv so much that i rarely watch that unless there’s some really childish cartoon playing..

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]]> 5319@http://gadgetopia.com/ :p i got a phiboa of news ever since he used to come to the TV too much… freaked me out tihnking that i was beginning to become like everyone else and get brain washed, so i started moving away from my tv so much that i rarely watch that unless there’s some really childish cartoon playing..

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]]> Tim on Web 2.0 and Trademarks 2012-02-06T14:21:34-06:00 Termorelax Comment on "The Legend of HyperCard" http://gadgetopia.com/post/7332#CommentID_1145721 lHFe97 kzqhuohoaodj

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]]> The Legend of HyperCard 2012-02-05T08:50:46-06:00 benoyogyooi Comment on "My New ASUS UX31" http://gadgetopia.com/post/7328#CommentID_1145716 hGw4JH kmvldxrwajwq

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]]> My New ASUS UX31 2012-02-05T08:16:56-06:00 dqavzhgzed Comment on "My New ASUS UX31" http://gadgetopia.com/post/7328#CommentID_1145665 ¡Que snciatioues tan tristes!Y lo peor es que no se ponga demasiado interés en solucionarlo.No sabemos la suerte que tenemos los que vivimos en el primer mundo.Un beso.

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]]> 7328@http://gadgetopia.com/ ¡Que snciatioues tan tristes!Y lo peor es que no se ponga demasiado interés en solucionarlo.No sabemos la suerte que tenemos los que vivimos en el primer mundo.Un beso.

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]]> My New ASUS UX31 2012-02-04T22:32:47-06:00 Nadia Comment on "Parents Sue Over Wi-Fi "Dangers"" http://gadgetopia.com/post/1246#CommentID_1145636 You people need to do some real research before you jump to conclusions. WiFi produces electromagnetic NON-IONIZING radiation. This is much different from ionizing radiation(the stuff that causes cancer). Non-ionizing radiation is elf(EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY) electromagnetic radiation. Other items that share this quality are microwaves, wiring in your house, computer screens, keyboards that I am using to type this, the light in the room that allows me to see siad keyboard. Ionizing radiation is emmited naturally from radioactive metals, solar flares, cosmic backround radiation. These are the types that are harmful. Harmful radiation works by emiting a high speed particle that is either a electron, proton, or nuetron(gamma, alpha, beta respectively). These particles interact with cellular structures in your body by stripping electrons away from atoms in your cells or breaking apart the molecular bonds between them causing the cell damage. If the cell damage becomes too great for you body to repair, the cell can become cancerous. Elf's do not travel at near enough speeds to do any damage to your cells. There is litterally more harmfull radiation that is emitted from your smoke detectors than a wifi hotspot. They usually contain alpha radiation(sometimes a bit of beta). Aplha radiation, though extremely harmful if swallowed, is relatively harmless due to its low penetrating power. It won't penetrate the cloths that you wear. Gamma on the other hand is the least harmful of the three when it comes to damaging effects, but is the most harmful to you because of its penetrating power. It is not likely stopped by two inches of solid steal. This is what makes it the most harmful to humans. Non-ionizing radiation travels no where near the speed that these do and have little to absolutely NO EFFECT on human cellular structure. KNOW YOUR RADIATION PEOPLE!!!!!

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]]> 1246@http://gadgetopia.com/ You people need to do some real research before you jump to conclusions. WiFi produces electromagnetic NON-IONIZING radiation. This is much different from ionizing radiation(the stuff that causes cancer). Non-ionizing radiation is elf(EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY) electromagnetic radiation. Other items that share this quality are microwaves, wiring in your house, computer screens, keyboards that I am using to type this, the light in the room that allows me to see siad keyboard. Ionizing radiation is emmited naturally from radioactive metals, solar flares, cosmic backround radiation. These are the types that are harmful. Harmful radiation works by emiting a high speed particle that is either a electron, proton, or nuetron(gamma, alpha, beta respectively). These particles interact with cellular structures in your body by stripping electrons away from atoms in your cells or breaking apart the molecular bonds between them causing the cell damage. If the cell damage becomes too great for you body to repair, the cell can become cancerous. Elf's do not travel at near enough speeds to do any damage to your cells. There is litterally more harmfull radiation that is emitted from your smoke detectors than a wifi hotspot. They usually contain alpha radiation(sometimes a bit of beta). Aplha radiation, though extremely harmful if swallowed, is relatively harmless due to its low penetrating power. It won't penetrate the cloths that you wear. Gamma on the other hand is the least harmful of the three when it comes to damaging effects, but is the most harmful to you because of its penetrating power. It is not likely stopped by two inches of solid steal. This is what makes it the most harmful to humans. Non-ionizing radiation travels no where near the speed that these do and have little to absolutely NO EFFECT on human cellular structure. KNOW YOUR RADIATION PEOPLE!!!!!

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]]> Parents Sue Over Wi-Fi "Dangers" 2012-02-04T17:45:02-06:00 Idiotic Comment on "Parents Sue Over Wi-Fi "Dangers"" http://gadgetopia.com/post/1246#CommentID_1145635 You people need to do some real research before you jump to conclusions. WiFi produces electromagnetic NON-IONIZING radiation. This is much different from ionizing radiation(the stuff that causes cancer). Non-ionizing radiation is elf(EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY) electromagnetic radiation. Other items that share this quality are microwaves, wiring in your house, computer screens, keyboards that I am using to type this, the light in the room that allows me to see siad keyboard. Ionizing radiation is emmited naturally from radioactive metals, solar flares, cosmic backround radiation. These are the types that are harmful. Harmful radiation works by emiting a high speed particle that is either a electron, proton, or nuetron(gamma, alpha, beta respectively). These particles interact with cellular structures in your body by stripping electrons away from atoms in your cells or breaking apart the molecular bonds between them causing the cell damage. If the cell damage becomes too great for you body to repair, the cell can become cancerous. Elf's do not travel at near enough speeds to do any damage to your cells. There is litterally more harmfull radiation that is emitted from your smoke detectors than a wifi hotspot. They usually contain alpha radiation(sometimes a bit of beta). Aplha radiation, though extremely harmful if swallowed, is relatively harmless due to its low penetrating power. It won't penetrate the cloths that you wear. Gamma on the other hand is the least harmful of the three when it comes to damaging effects, but is the most harmful to you because of its penetrating power. It is not likely stopped by two inches of solid steal. This is what makes it the most harmful to humans. Non-ionizing radiation travels no where near the speed that these do and have little to absolutely NO EFFECT on human cellular structure. KNOW YOUR RADIATION PEOPLE!!!!!

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]]> 1246@http://gadgetopia.com/ You people need to do some real research before you jump to conclusions. WiFi produces electromagnetic NON-IONIZING radiation. This is much different from ionizing radiation(the stuff that causes cancer). Non-ionizing radiation is elf(EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY) electromagnetic radiation. Other items that share this quality are microwaves, wiring in your house, computer screens, keyboards that I am using to type this, the light in the room that allows me to see siad keyboard. Ionizing radiation is emmited naturally from radioactive metals, solar flares, cosmic backround radiation. These are the types that are harmful. Harmful radiation works by emiting a high speed particle that is either a electron, proton, or nuetron(gamma, alpha, beta respectively). These particles interact with cellular structures in your body by stripping electrons away from atoms in your cells or breaking apart the molecular bonds between them causing the cell damage. If the cell damage becomes too great for you body to repair, the cell can become cancerous. Elf's do not travel at near enough speeds to do any damage to your cells. There is litterally more harmfull radiation that is emitted from your smoke detectors than a wifi hotspot. They usually contain alpha radiation(sometimes a bit of beta). Aplha radiation, though extremely harmful if swallowed, is relatively harmless due to its low penetrating power. It won't penetrate the cloths that you wear. Gamma on the other hand is the least harmful of the three when it comes to damaging effects, but is the most harmful to you because of its penetrating power. It is not likely stopped by two inches of solid steal. This is what makes it the most harmful to humans. Non-ionizing radiation travels no where near the speed that these do and have little to absolutely NO EFFECT on human cellular structure. KNOW YOUR RADIATION PEOPLE!!!!!

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]]> Parents Sue Over Wi-Fi "Dangers" 2012-02-04T17:44:03-06:00 Idiotic Comment on "The Legend of Kimble" http://gadgetopia.com/post/7335#CommentID_1145595 While I am normally on the side of the file-sharers, I'm glad this guy is gone. He was obviously a person who enjoyed flaunting his wealth in the most disgusting of ways. I don't appreciate people who don't have a scrap of humbleness.

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]]> 7335@http://gadgetopia.com/ While I am normally on the side of the file-sharers, I'm glad this guy is gone. He was obviously a person who enjoyed flaunting his wealth in the most disgusting of ways. I don't appreciate people who don't have a scrap of humbleness.

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]]> The Legend of Kimble 2012-02-04T10:03:20-06:00 Incandescent Comment on "Pushing RSS" http://gadgetopia.com/post/2332#CommentID_1145556 [...] October 12th, 2005 Tagyu: an itseretning idea… Previously I blogged about a new application called Tagyu created by Adam Kalsey.  I had a chance to [...]

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]]> 2332@http://gadgetopia.com/ [...] October 12th, 2005 Tagyu: an itseretning idea… Previously I blogged about a new application called Tagyu created by Adam Kalsey.  I had a chance to [...]

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]]> Pushing RSS 2012-02-04T03:11:19-06:00 Vishal Comment on "Pushing RSS" http://gadgetopia.com/post/2332#CommentID_1145555 [...] October 12th, 2005 Tagyu: an itseretning idea… Previously I blogged about a new application called Tagyu created by Adam Kalsey.  I had a chance to [...]

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]]> 2332@http://gadgetopia.com/ [...] October 12th, 2005 Tagyu: an itseretning idea… Previously I blogged about a new application called Tagyu created by Adam Kalsey.  I had a chance to [...]

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]]> Pushing RSS 2012-02-04T03:10:40-06:00 Vishal Comment on "The Legend of HyperCard" http://gadgetopia.com/post/7332#CommentID_1145455 La vdared nunca he usado uno. Ni para Blogger, ni para MT, ni mucho menos para Pmachine. Pero creo que es hora de “modernizarse” o mejor dicho, “simplificar” las cosas un poco más.

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]]> 7332@http://gadgetopia.com/ La vdared nunca he usado uno. Ni para Blogger, ni para MT, ni mucho menos para Pmachine. Pero creo que es hora de “modernizarse” o mejor dicho, “simplificar” las cosas un poco más.

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]]> The Legend of HyperCard 2012-02-03T10:45:44-06:00 Jean