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Google search for >>> intitle:"the secret of NiMH" +battery
About 425 results (0.46 seconds)
so I wasn't the first to think of it... (next up "The Li-ion King"?)
How to get back on topic??? I saw a Tesla with "GTR GUY" plates last week, but I don't think the plates were Tesla related... If anyone can think of one it at least gets us back on the topic of confusing vanity plates.:redface:
roblab
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The money for the plates isn't too steep. I got TSLA IYQ and have it on my interim car (between EVs), a Scion xA. I know. Sad.
Tdave
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This morning I was behind a muscle car with the plate "PSI ENVY". Pulled up beside him going about 30 mph just before the road opens up in to a divided highway. He downshifted and floored it. I floored it (instant reaction, couldn't help it, like a cat that jumps when you startle it, and by the way no downshifting required!). I of course blew him away. In that moment I wish my license plate read "KW ENVY" as I pulled ahead up to highway speed.
777dgt
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Back at you. Is that rhetorical?
Have not a clue.
Not quite. Googling "1001010" without context is not reallly useful.
This is now an off-topic quiz. Only valid since Teslas are favored by the geeky types and some have similar plates.
Funny thing is, I my circles, I am considered the geeky one.
Truth be told I rely on the uber geeks for sustenance.
Not totally sure about that one.
1001010 is binary for 74 which is 'J' in the ASCII alphabet.
Possibly a reference to Hackfest 74 (1001010) (which happened in Georgia which matches the plate)?
Or, perhaps a reference to the programming language 'J'?
Or maybe the driver is 6'2" tall (74")?
See also http://1001010.com/
Some more thoughts for VFX on his Geek Plates link
(mods feel free to move this and related to a "Geek plates" separate topic)
Some Linux ones:
"Root 777" : Root = Linux computer superuser... 777 are file permissions that means everyone can read and write any file. Basically they are saying they have full access to a unix system and will let everyone else in.
"RM -RF *" : The unix command to recursively delete all your files and ignore any file protection bits. (Basically wipe out your hard disk). Danger Will Robinson.
"7DEV7TRK" - Hardware devices on Unix have software drivers in the "/dev/" directory. "7DEV7TRK" is like "/dev/trk" which means to me a software developers truck.
"Opn Src" = "Open Source" (software with the sourcecode available to all for any purpose)
ALT-F4: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ALT%2BF4
"WTF OMFG" (What The Frack? - Oh My Fracking Gawd)
"HEY STFU" ("Hey, Shut The Frack Up")
"BFG 9000" ("Big Fraggin' Gun") the most powerful weapon in the Quake/Doom game series.
Ideas on the 31337 plate here.
(mods feel free to move this and related to a "Geek plates" separate topic)
Some Linux ones:
"Root 777" : Root = Linux computer superuser... 777 are file permissions that means everyone can read and write any file. Basically they are saying they have full access to a unix system and will let everyone else in.
"RM -RF *" : The unix command to recursively delete all your files and ignore any file protection bits. (Basically wipe out your hard disk). Danger Will Robinson.
"7DEV7TRK" - Hardware devices on Unix have software drivers in the "/dev/" directory. "7DEV7TRK" is like "/dev/trk" which means to me a software developers truck.
"Opn Src" = "Open Source" (software with the sourcecode available to all for any purpose)
ALT-F4: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ALT%2BF4
"WTF OMFG" (What The Frack? - Oh My Fracking Gawd)
"HEY STFU" ("Hey, Shut The Frack Up")
"BFG 9000" ("Big Fraggin' Gun") the most powerful weapon in the Quake/Doom game series.
Ideas on the 31337 plate here.
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