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I got an idea for what I can use a computer for, though the actual computer would just be more of an enclosure in the trunk... I was thinking I would make the ultimate driving training program (teach the ultimate driving technique) I was thinking that I would put a computer in a car, but it would have power over the PCM (Powertrain Control Module) and the ECM (Ignition Control Module) and it would employ sensors in spots to get the best data of the overall ride and the specifics of location and ride dynamics, but it would calculate on-demand a series of success and fail scenarios and average the success scenarios so as to assemble a basic how-to guide. In this way, it would be able to "teach" you certain racing styles. I was thinking that I would use a GPS system to understand location (show more accurate details) and lots of sensors (obtain the data) a pretty damn fast computer (calculate within the accurate time frame) but overall, despite lack of power I believe that it may in some way be possible. PS. The averaging-out thing is because the projected audience probably won't be able to drive at exactly something like 33.55719090938... degrees (radians) but, it will be able to average to more general details.

I dare you to send it into an endless loop. (That'd be kick-ass) ------------- There's a method to my madness... ...Somewhere...

Well, I think that the fact that when you right-click the image, it also says "save file as..." that was what pointed it out. I also thought it was fishy when I found out that I could "drag" it.

I wish I had a laptop backpack, but I am incredibly cheap, and it really sucks for my dad to be stationed in germany w/ me, because everything takes forever to get here (especially, mail) Anyway, here's what I keep in my (obviously overkill) laptop case. - My sony vaio notebook, complete w/ fedora - My windows laptop, which I don't take anymore, considering that I'm still googling for the replacement screen. (Thinkpad) - remote control - headphones - PSP (hacked) - leatherman tool - a few games (for long, boring waits) - a few phreak boxes (I'm old-school, too) - a few mags (linux user & developer, usually) - my cigars (and lighter)

That cute "danasoft" app is a little off. Actually, I'm running fedora 10, not winXP. B)