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We really don't know what to say. We're sorry? That just doesn't seem to cut it. Maybe these captions will bring a small semblance of comprehension to this screwed-up reality we now find ourselves in. Please add your own in the comments, we can get through this together.
Josh: "The Robocop program had seen drastic budget cuts in recent years."
Chris: "iFixIt's teardown of ASIMO revealed what many had suspected all along: it's just a naked white dude with a motherboard duct taped to him." and "Please don't play Crysis - the GPU is like RIGHT on my nipple."
Joe: "Mobile computing means different things to different people."
Paul: "There are lots of great ways to stay warm this winter. This one is lame."
Richard: "Unfortunately, Jim slightly misread the TSA's new less-annoying laptop bag rules."
Darren: "Um, no -- those aren't mathematical equations written on my bedroom wall..."
Laura: "Gaultier proves, once again, that pants are extraneous."
Don: "Hello, Starbucks? Do you let folks use your power outlets? Great."
Nilay: "It's the liquid-cooling system I'm most proud of."
Thomas: "Hey ladies, watch what happens when I hit the defrag button."
["Thanks," sgt_easton]
Caption Contest: Naked man who is also a computer; eye bleach not included originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:02:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted by on under air quality products, household electricity, lennox industries, indoor air quality products, indoor air quality, energy system, home energy, patent pending, home heating, cooling system, central heating, heating cooling, heating and cooling |
by Guest Lennox Industries, a leading provider of customized home heating, cooling and indoor air quality products, introduced the patent pending SunSource™ Home Energy System – a new solar-powered central heating and cooling system that reduces overall household electricity consumption without the costs associated with traditional solar installations – at the International Builder’s Show in Las [...]
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Posted by blogs@bobvila.com (Ben) on under home heating and cooling, hd ready, residential heating, central ac, subpanel, ready tv, energy system, sunsource, cooling system, solar panel, home energy, solar panels, new central heating, lennox, heat pump, heating and cooling, sun |
In the market for a new central heating or cooling system? Why not by one that is "solar ready?" Like an HD-ready TV, Lennox's "SunSource Home Energy System" is a residential heating and cooling system ready to be run off solar panel modules. On it's own the unit--either central AC or a heat pump--operates (and costs about) the same as any central heating and cooling system. But package the solar panels and solar subpanel together and you've got a home heating and cooling system ...
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A radiator drain petcock is one of the more modern additions to vehicles to make maintenance of the cooling system easier.
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quantum computer is still ranking pretty high up there on the vaporware charts, somewhere between Duke Nukem Forever and a
Steorn in-home power generator. Eventually we'll get there, and theoretical physicists at the University of Bristol are helping with a quantum cooling system. It is effectively a means for two
qubits to cool a third, with the outer two cooled by lasers and absorbing energy from the third, which is heated to its excited state. Unsurprisingly this is all rather theoretical at this point, but the team
does plan to actually such a quantum refrigerator in the not too distant future. Then, we figure, they'll host the first quantum kegger.
Quantum refrigerator could cool your quantum computer, allow for quantum overclocking originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:52:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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