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Yes that is correct. In the future PC developers have let on that the recent increase in technology will result in a small nuclear reacter to power your PC to keep up with rate of improvement. Apparently in a decades time this will be needed as there will need to be more power needed or something....
What a load of Chernoble... a PC with a nuclear reacor. Not only is the idea insane but there is no way people would accept this or something... I dunno :D
Just thought it was worth mentioning... Future of Gaming an all that.
What a load of Chernoble... a PC with a nuclear reacor. Not only is the idea insane but there is no way people would accept this or something... I dunno :D
Just thought it was worth mentioning... Future of Gaming an all that.
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Reaper[oV] wrote:
> Er-no is right, Macs would still be perfectly safe to use, what with
> the technology in them not having improved at all..
*hides*
He he he, you are running the gauntlet there :)
> Er-no is right, Macs would still be perfectly safe to use, what with
> the technology in them not having improved at all..
*hides*
He he he, you are running the gauntlet there :)
Er-no is right, Macs would still be perfectly safe to use, what with the technology in them not having improved at all..
*hides*
*hides*
Goatboy wrote:
> But what if it went wrong?
There is only a VERY, VERY minimal chance of radiation spillage, and with the small amount that would be used, than i dont see how it could be damaging to our bodies.
> But what if it went wrong?
There is only a VERY, VERY minimal chance of radiation spillage, and with the small amount that would be used, than i dont see how it could be damaging to our bodies.
er-no wrote:
> The problem with the saturn was the batch of mouses that Sega used
> were all handicaped in some way, leading to them running backwards!
I don't wanna sound like a total dufus, but the plural word for a mouse is mice, and not mouses. Again i don't mean to be rude.
> The problem with the saturn was the batch of mouses that Sega used
> were all handicaped in some way, leading to them running backwards!
I don't wanna sound like a total dufus, but the plural word for a mouse is mice, and not mouses. Again i don't mean to be rude.
But what if it went wrong?
You would go to sleep for a hundred years and wake up on that terrible planet ruled by apes.
hang on, that was here..
Damn you, you blew it all to hell..damn you all
You would go to sleep for a hundred years and wake up on that terrible planet ruled by apes.
hang on, that was here..
Damn you, you blew it all to hell..damn you all
I suppose this would sort of make sense, and since you would only need a tiny amount of whichever radioisotope they choose to use, then you should be quite safe.
The problem with the saturn was the batch of mouses that Sega used were all handicaped in some way, leading to them running backwards!
Goatboy wrote:
> better not let on that if you crack open an N64,you will discover
> elastic bands, some paper and a very, very tired mouse
Better than when you brake open a Playstation!
euurrggghh, and long shall my dreams be ruined by that image!
> better not let on that if you crack open an N64,you will discover
> elastic bands, some paper and a very, very tired mouse
Better than when you brake open a Playstation!
euurrggghh, and long shall my dreams be ruined by that image!
better not let on that if you crack open an N64,you will discover elastic bands, some paper and a very, very tired mouse
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