No, rishithra was in all four. :)

Chicks with fur and a prehensile tail is an interesting proposition; Just Exactly how far away from caucasian do you draw the line? :)

"The Musashi is truly an engineering marvel and as an engineer at heart, I have a deep appreciation for the technology and effort that went into its construction," Paul Allen

As an American, I have a deep appreciation in the American technology that sent it's sorry ass to the bottom of the ocean.

I just wish Yamamoto could have been aboard to enjoy the experience. :)

Once this get out, we won't have Any problems with funding for NASA. :)

If by any chance there are 'living creatures' of some type,
they will be remembering this as the "Great Death" (or something equivalent.)

A 1000w heater (the sub) in a big ocean of methane better have a Lot of surface area, if they want to avoid boiling it. :)

Agreed.

Every person in the NSA involved in the wholesale spying on Americans Should be Shooting themselves as a Domestic Terrorist.

Did anyone (Except Snowden...) actually Listen to the Oath they Took?

The "End justifies the Means" historically leads to Slaughter in the End.

Headshots take that right out.

Jed and Jethro practiced ricochet shooting in the 60's; using a Barett 50cal makes it a bit harder, but what else do we have to do all day? :)

Most of us practice head shots for hours at a time.

People in the South tend to have guns within reach at all times; what could possibly go wrong? :)

Lol.

Yes, it was primarily for high bandwidth communications; SCSI, Fiber, etc.

DataAq was secondary, but the cards I have have a 50pS jitter spec, and it holds across four cards in one box; try buying that for less than $20k today.

The best cards I see these days won't hold that jitter spec; only systems.

With a "good" (lol) mobo, I was able to run my VLB board at 50MHz, with certain combinations of cards and memory.

I ran a 486-DX4-100 for a couple of years with that mobo, a SCSI card, an Orchid Fahrenheit video card, with a 2x multiplier and a 50MHz fsb.

I still have this somewhere, lol.

It got replaced with a TX430 mobo, lol.

I have a bunch of these, and some top of th line IBM servers (c1991) to run them.

They are better than everything newer except the Aquaris... :)

Modern ones are Much larger; I could provide a link if you'd like... :)

There was a James P. Hogan story that involved reading a 50,000 year old book with such a scanner.

1978 or so, I think...