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problem is that VB is not any good for making an OS.  A serious OS will be made by C routines and critical time parts direcly in native code for the target CPU/family. If you don't use that... you can also make a working OS ... but speed will be affected and at the end the thing will be of no usefulness at all... becoming just another academic-work like there are many out there. VB and other things like TCL/TK , PERL etc etc are good just when you have already the kernel ready and the GUI-engine up and running ...to write applications that need fast development and GUI-functions for the middle-user... that can't be locked at console-level applications. Embedded OS chips... like Java-enabled ones... are good for cellphones and microwave ovens but not for e.g. an office automation platform... at least for now... cause they give no advantage respect to C/assembly made OS...even if they can execute as native the e.g. (hi-level) Java code! That's why we all use C/assembly OS in our computers... and there aren't real competitors on the OS market today based on a different approach... even if e.g. Sun is trying to put ahead in PC arena a JAVA-CPU from the middle 90's... so far with no success.  Kind regards, Max
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yes... you can reverse eng. VB ... it's easy... but knowing the VB madness, spaghetti-code and all bugs of disassemblers and similar stuff... I think you'll better have to search some hacker website (being invisible ) to find the sources just right there... I remember you that something like microsoft longhorn's source code was steal by an hacker group and made near-public-domain some time ago... So you can save time, work and neurons that way. About developing good-applications... well... Microsoft's one are not good examples of programming... very often code is full of bugs and require periodic patching process... patchwork maybe! Anyway... you can program yourself much better applications than these but then you'll have to compete with big-brothers Microsoft, Apple, Sun etc and so your potential market cannot be so great e.g. on the office-platform... word-processors, spreadsheet-prog, email, presentation-prog or middle-user-db... you'll be busted by big companies MS, Oracle, Adobe etc etc. So... if you want make money... forget office-applications and focus on other things... like more specific applications where big-boys don't play! Kind regards, Max
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No need to search for hackers, Richard Brandler is there an NLP programmer, he can alter the structure of the CEO neurons and ceos's will themselves paste the sources on the net, or there are gurus in India they can do it... Big players !!! they all come to Richard Brandler...I am not thinking of designing a new OS and flood market with new OS, an unique OS should be developed by chip makers and embedded into chips static ram, the source for this should be open to all. I am not thinking of making money with this, I can make money with PI(Ihave some orders if Carl or others cooperate), I have seen enough stones lemon sized ones beneath, this is more than enough to get richer....
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 Oh well, you learn something new about long range locating every day... Sigh... Best wishes, J_P
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Eclipta Prostrate (blue color plant) leaves are used to levitate things and its also used for many other creamsand alchemy. a plant leaf which have leaf in shape of a cats paw(foot print) is used to make x ray cream
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 Maybe it's the "Blue/black Gendarussa Vulgaris plant" or the "other substances", but crikey!! you need to be careful you don't overdose on this stuff.
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Did the garment industry ever consider using this leaf to manufacture creams for their fabrics? I also wonder what this has to do with a "New Circuit for LRL". Best wishes, J_P
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I do have brilliant idea how to get rich!!!! Take a high quality color inkjet and make million copies of this photo!!! Later just spread arround....That's all.. Who need LRL any more?
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could be an idea... Maybe I could pay for some LRL that way... Could be a good compromise... If LRLs are fake treasure finders... why don't pay for them with fake money ?  Kind regards, Max
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I assume LRL is not good or scam machine or improper machine, not following the principles of Kirlian photography, but with these leaf potions one can have x ray vision...these visions exist with tribes in s.africa too...u have to applyto eyes not on garments, i have even given names of these palnts in previous posts so that u can find in ur area...
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can someone buy x-ray goggles... the ones used to see under garments ? All that stuff seems from a Porky's film  Kind regards, Max
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I know that mirrors were credited of such powers by ancients people... with the use of mediums: sibyls They used also, like you said, plants, roots, mushrooms etc to get allucination states of their mind during predictions work. As example... if you think at "Sibyl" (or prophetess) of various ages and populations you'll see that often the use of mirror(s) is referred to powers like seeing in the future... etc etc in association with natural drugs assumption. Many examples exist of romans, greeks, persians, lybians, hebrew etc sibyl or oracles that use mirror(s) to predict future... or other things much like you referred. The mithology related is wide diffused in places like Asia or Middle East cause of contaminations of cultures of the past... but still belived in some of these places as real. In the western world all these things are considered just stories or mithology but I'm about sure you think otherwise. For me are things like astrology... means I don't belive in them... cause I'm a western guy... you know. Best regards, Max
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Barking mad?
Now, barking mad implies a dog is involved. Suppose we strapped a pair of these real X-Ray goggles on a dog.... could he then see behind your thin veneer of clothes?
See the X-Ray goggles here: http://www.cirris.com/humor/april06-x-ray.html Rumor has it these goggles are made using a secret process to produce a synthetic version of the same cream from the elusive "leaf potion". These goggles are in print, they're on the internet.... That makes it true, don't it? Blimey! It looks like it's been done! Best wishes, J_P
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Also, did you notice in the video that the plastic case becomes invisible but the plastic ends of the connecting bolts can still be seen? And I bet there were even some people who wanted to buy this. Since we're on the subject of barking mad ... have a look at this -> http://www.cirris.com/humor/cable_sniffers.html
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the only thing I like in "Barking Mad" is Philippa Forrester funny girl...I remember some of her interviews in the "robot-wars" series. Barking mad... is not my kind of tv shows... you know... dog psicology is for me too furstrating! Best regards, Max
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Actually, the term "Barking Mad" is an English expression. It means that someone is crackers, daft, bonkers or balmy. I've never watched the TV show, but the title is obviously a play on words.
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