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Protected: A few posts of zer0's you might have missed.
—- New Conversation @ Sun Mar 9 02:51:11 2003 —-
(02:51:10) x: wondering, in a 24 hour period, how much do you sleep?
(02:51:20) noweb4u2: sleep?
(02:51:20) x: 15? maybe 20 min tops? :>
(02:51:34) noweb4u2: tell me more about this sleep thing..
(02:52:04) x: well… you start by killing your logic processes
(02:52:31) x: sometime before or after, you turn your frame intake buffer off
(02:53:38) x: then you run a sleep script which halts all your daytime jobs, and sets you to "hybernate" mode
(02:53:44) x: *cough*
(02:53:48) x: thats the best I can do right now
haha
ANY TRAVEL IS STRONGLY DISCOURAGED. IF YOU LEAVE THE SAFETY OF BEING INDOORS, YOU ARE PUTTING YOUR LIFE AT RISK.
General John Ashcroft? naah. National Weather Service White Lake.
I love that quote from the latest weather warning. It's awesome. It sounds alarmist, but most of us Michigan people are fucking stupid, and will drive in just about anything because we're trying to be macho.
But rock on. I'm staying in the safety of the indoors.
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Sabotage cuts power to 18 million people
ILIGAN, Mindanao – Muslim separatist rebels blacked out the southern third
of the Philippines in overnight sabotage attacks, leaving about 18 million
people in the dark for hours, officials said Thursday.
Electricity supply was restored to most of Mindanao island by Thursday as
the government fired up emergency generating stations to temporarily
replace baseload plants disabled by the toppling of transmission pylons
overnight Wednesday, they said.
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) guerrillas blew up at least five
steel transmission towers before midnight using improvised explosives from
mortar shells on Wednesday, knocking out from the grid the key Agus
hydro-electric power complex outside this city.
[…]
Repairs to restore the transmission lines to Agus were expected to take a
week.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/foreignnews/200302280111046662857.php