The feed icon in the title is linked to the source feed, so you can use that as a subscription URL if you want to subscribe to my sanitized Bugzilla news feed. Now you can keep up on all the Bugzilla mentions in the news and blogosphere without having to wade through all the exterminator jokes, monster VW Beetles, and mentions of bug reports in every project’s bugzilla site. The built-in RSS widget that ships with WordPress completely chokes on Google Reader’s shared items feed though, and I ended up installing the SimplePie plugin for WordPress to handle the feed parsing (thanks to srikat on #wordpress for suggesting that). SimplePie turns out to have a much more flexible template system, and it looks pretty good. If you’re viewing this on my website, the results are over there on the right. Site is running on IP address 37.97.232.80, host name ( Netherlands) ping response time 14ms Good ping. Bugzyla Fabrication specializes in air cooled VWs, services include everything from a basic tune up or valve adjustment, to engine building, to complete customized or restored cars. Did you sell it 1970 GTO Version 3. V popise mal uvedené toto: - Drive - 1 Buggy motor - Steering - Servotronic - Power supply-Small BB - The steering wheel turns the wheels - Open doors, hood. We have much cleaning up to do now, which probably includes a few trips to ‘ Elf Hospital‘, so whilst we do that there’s loads more for you to see of Michael’s brilliant ‘Bugzilla’ build – which includes a V6 engine, opening doors and hood, and a detailed interior too – at the Eurobricks discussion forum, with the complete image gallery available on Bricksafe.So, thanks to Fowl’s comment in my previous entry, I tried out setting up the Google news/blogsearch keyword feeds for Bugzilla in Google Reader, and then individually sharing each of the entries that were actually about Bugzilla, and then using the shared items feed from Google Reader as the newsfeed. It turns out to work quite well. 1970 VW Bug - Just your average mid engine Bug Track toy - 06 Evo - E85 and lots of boost Newest track toy - 2021 Supra. What route would you guys recommend for converting from a ball joint beam to a king pin beam on a Baja Bug project.cutting off and re-placing the ball joint front beam mount with a king pin front beam mount, cuting the pan off at the bulkhead/front firewall and going tube. I like to know how Bugzilla’s being talked about out in the world, so I subscribe to Google’s handy news and blog alert services where you can put in keywords and they’ll send you an email every time a new blog or news article shows up containing that/those keywords. This works really well, except that you also get a bunch of crap with it. ManageEngine Exchange Reporter (100) for user satisfaction rating. Of course the Elf that found Michael’s creation was ecstatic about the whole event, which seeing as it’s likely a victim of multiple past smushings itself is probably understandable. ManageEngine Exchange Reporter (8.5) for total quality and performance Bugzilla (N/A) vs.
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The ‘opportunity’ arrived in the form of this, Michael217’s incredible Volkswagen Beetle monster truck ‘Bugzilla’, as featured in the video game ‘Wreckfest’.Īll-wheel-drive via a Buggy Motor, Servo steering, enormous suspension above even more enormous wheels, and a slew of body-mounted spikes give Michael’s creation almost mythical Elf-squashing abilities, which were used to full effect by the one at the controls.Īt least a dozen were flattened in the corridor with amusing cartoon tyre prints running down their lengths, a few were splatted against the skirting boards, and a handful were even impaled on ‘Bugzilla’ itself thanks to the spiky bricks mounted all over it. Or maybe we’d simply forgotten this particular narrative, but whatever it was we were rudely and wholly reminded of the Elves’ propensity to smash one another to bits if given the opportunity.
Maybe we thought the Elves had wised up to the threat of remote control creations. This morning has been a stressful one here in TLCB Towers.
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