He's a nym shifting troll.
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Which type of volatile RAM has the least duration of data remanence when power-offed?
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Jerry, Methinks you "chain-yank" :-)
Every junction or gate overlay has capacitance... whether you "draw" it or not. ...Jim Thompson
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The only thing bipartisan in this country is hypocrisy
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Clearly!
We're trying to drum that into Greenxenon's consciousness.
Jerry
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Turing said gin would work in place of mercury.
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DRAM
circuits
JT from plenty of previous experience elsewhere JA _is_ one of the good.
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I thought so, that's why I said "chain-yank". Jerry was playing with the paisano's :-) ...Jim Thompson
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The only thing bipartisan in this country is hypocrisy
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Actually most liquids will work, being reasonably low loss and having useful propagation velocity gets into the mix rather fast though.
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Weren't those posts about brain damage?
Jerry
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Naaahh, GreenXenon posts BECAUSE of brain damage. Has done that for years, trying to stir up things with pseudo-science .
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So the question is, did mercury or gin cause it? He wasn't always GreenXenon, you know. That's just his (her?) latest incarnation.
Jerry
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Green Xenon:
1 1/2 oz gin 1/4 oz green Chartreuse 1/2 oz lime juiceGarnish by layering 1 tbs of mercury, floating on the rest. Skill level: difficult.
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DRAM
floating
manufacturing
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good.
I missed the whoosh.
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Brains. Delay lines. Same thing for some people.
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