LTE 2.0

[bjornolf]

I'm right on your tail, DD!

[cl15876]

I'm right on your tail, DD!

Could YOU HAVE PICKED a different VISUAL????

[devildeac]

I'm right on your tail, DD!

Very poor choice of words, especially with some of the minds here... :roll: :oops:

[devildeac]

I'm right on your tail, DD!

Could YOU HAVE PICKED a different VISUAL????

I knew what you meant would be interpreted that way real quickly... :oops: :roll:

[devildeac]

I did not think my slim lead would last very long... ;)

[cl15876]

I'm right on your tail, DD!

Could YOU HAVE PICKED a different VISUAL????

I knew what you meant would be interpreted that way real quickly... :oops: :roll:

All I can say is nice ASH, twinkle toes!

[CameronBornAndBred]

I did not think my slim lead would last very long... ;)

And he takes the lead again in turn 4.

[CameronBornAndBred]

I forgot what I was looking for, but at least I remembered to look for it.

[Sue71]

4 1/2 hours of bullshit meetings today. Lunch was some leftover rice at 4:45. Yay. Still at the office. Double yay.

[CathyCA]

I got this email from Kenny Dennard today. He told me that the computing power it took to send the Apollo mission to the moon 40 years ago is now contained in my Blackberry.

[CathyCA]

I've lost the email, though, so I can't forward it.

[CathyCA]

Did anyone else get that email?

[CathyCA]

If you did, could you forward it to me?

[YmoBeThere]

Didn't get it, but I do know who Kenny Dennard is.

[CathyCA]

Or forward it to Clbunchofnumbers?

[cl15876]

I got this email from Kenny Dennard today. He told me that the computing power it took to send the Apollo mission to the moon 40 years ago is now contained in my Blackberry.

I know technology has advanced significantly since GRACE HOPPER days, but being able to send someone too the moon on a blackberry... hmmm, sounds kind of like a stretch.... sorry... guess that scientific and analytical thinking class paid off by my prof who was a Shakespeare and Chaucer philosophy major! Great class!

[bjornolf]

That's so easy, I'm not even gonna bother, bone man.

[OZZIE4DUKE]

I got this email from Kenny Dennard today. He told me that the computing power it took to send the Apollo mission to the moon 40 years ago is now contained in my Blackberry.

I know technology has advanced significantly since GRACE HOPPER days, but being able to send someone too the moon on a blackberry... hmmm, sounds kind of like a stretch.... sorry... guess that scientific and analytical thinking class paid off by my prof who was a Shakespeare and Chaucer philosophy major! Great class!

The Science Channel had a special on the flight of Apollo 11 this evening. They said the computing power on board 11 was equivalent to a digital watch today. The entire mission control roomfuls of computers had less power than a laptop today. Simply amazing that it all worked.

[CathyCA]

Kenny wrote it. I believe it.

[CameronBornAndBred]

I've lost the email, though, so I can't forward it.

Good thing your Blackberry wasn't in charge of Apollo 11.