This USS Galileo simulator would make a most excellent fortress of nerditude.
According to the seller:
Remember those days, as a child, when you pretended to be a daring captain of a starship? Or when you pretended to be the brave crew? Why pretend? The USS Galileo, from Alpine School District’s Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center in [...]
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[ November 3rd, 2009 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]Star Trek Shuttle Simulator On The Block
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Is Snow Leopard Worth It? Totally
When it comes to upgrading operating systems, my policy has always been to wait to see what goes wrong for other people before I take the plunge.
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Odyssey Super-rugged Laptop Case Will Make Security Goons Wonder What You’re Planning
The Odyssey, a super-rugged laptop case that is watertight, dust- and impact-resistant and even features a pressure release valve, sounds a good idea. The foam liner is pluckable so that it can be shaped to hold any gadget or gizmo that warrants the hefty cost of the bag; making the heft of the bag itself, [...]
