My view is that both R and D have an entire ossuary in their closets. The Rs tend to instigate and the D's win the life time achievement award for rubber spine. You seemed anxious to blame only the Ds for the actions of Bush Jr. and Sr. rather than admit that the blame is shared with the Rs as instigators.
Your attempts to disown your own foolish comment only makes you look worse.
But if actual economic freedom actually came from no regulations, Somalia would have solid gold toilet seats by now and we'd be sending food and medicine to all of Scandinavia.
Of course, they conveniently gloss over the fact that the big incumbents will always have more money to throw at ISPs than a startup does.
Fully agreed. The ISPs have already obligated themselves to carry the traffic. The only thing holding their hand out for more should get them is broken fingers.
You apparently didn't notice the part where the lines were pointedly not upgraded. Imagine if the Post Office dug up the pavement on your road and dug potholes in it, THEN claimed that 20 MPH was the best they could be expected to do in that condition.
They've already made so many they shouldn't call themselves Libertarian anymore. When is the last time you heard a Libertarian (big L) calling to abolish corporate charter, copyrights, and patents (all boons granted by government)?
If you can tell me what party was in office in 1992. Like I said, started by an R, continued by a D. I can take a wild guess which part you find embarrassing.
Not as fast and not as powerful, but if that's all you need, why overbuy? If you slow it way down, it comes in at 20 micro amps @ 1.8v
There's nothing wrong with the ARM, it's just not always what is needed.
One reason AVR looks more expensive is that it is currently the cool maker choice so you see a lot of them at vastly inflated prices. One reason it's 'cool' is it's ease of use and minimal demands for support circuitry.
There are no holo projectors, but there are rotating screens that do a decent job of simulating the effect. They are a bit loud though, so they wouldn't want to have one of those on the set.
Given a few tries and a good bit of determination, my door could be kicked in. It would be much easier to break the window. However, both of those are noisy and look like someone is doing something wrong. Pressing a couple keys on a phone and then going right in looks like nothing out of the ordinary.
The key in the yard is probably safer. I can scan their house from miles away and nobody will know. Skulking around someone's front yard may bring hard questions.
You must have a very different definition of crap than most of us use. It's not ancient either, it is current.
Perhaps you don't know what a microcontroller is for? Hint, for the purposes a microcontroller is intended, the home computer would be a miserable choice, then or now.
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What, is this preschool again? Grow up!
My view is that both R and D have an entire ossuary in their closets. The Rs tend to instigate and the D's win the life time achievement award for rubber spine. You seemed anxious to blame only the Ds for the actions of Bush Jr. and Sr. rather than admit that the blame is shared with the Rs as instigators.
Your attempts to disown your own foolish comment only makes you look worse.
What a time to have no mod points! Mod parent up!
But if actual economic freedom actually came from no regulations, Somalia would have solid gold toilet seats by now and we'd be sending food and medicine to all of Scandinavia.
Of course, they conveniently gloss over the fact that the big incumbents will always have more money to throw at ISPs than a startup does.
Fully agreed. The ISPs have already obligated themselves to carry the traffic. The only thing holding their hand out for more should get them is broken fingers.
You apparently didn't notice the part where the lines were pointedly not upgraded. Imagine if the Post Office dug up the pavement on your road and dug potholes in it, THEN claimed that 20 MPH was the best they could be expected to do in that condition.
They've already made so many they shouldn't call themselves Libertarian anymore. When is the last time you heard a Libertarian (big L) calling to abolish corporate charter, copyrights, and patents (all boons granted by government)?
Sorry, that was taken by the American Association for the Abatement of Alliteration.
So what does that say about the stories you had queued up for started by a D continued by an R?
Stop hitting yourself!
Your butthurt is showing.
If you can tell me what party was in office in 1992. Like I said, started by an R, continued by a D. I can take a wild guess which part you find embarrassing.
Clinton took office in January of 1993
This is yet another started by an R, continued by a D.
I live in the South East and nobody has EVER asked me what church I belong to.
ATTINY2313-20PU $1.62.
Not as fast and not as powerful, but if that's all you need, why overbuy? If you slow it way down, it comes in at 20 micro amps @ 1.8v
There's nothing wrong with the ARM, it's just not always what is needed.
One reason AVR looks more expensive is that it is currently the cool maker choice so you see a lot of them at vastly inflated prices. One reason it's 'cool' is it's ease of use and minimal demands for support circuitry.
There are no holo projectors, but there are rotating screens that do a decent job of simulating the effect. They are a bit loud though, so they wouldn't want to have one of those on the set.
Actually, IIRC, they asked the company to shut things down and issue a patch and they were rebuffed.
P{erhaps he was bitten by a duck as a child. Now he's quacking up.
I'll be here all week. Try your waitress, tip the beer.
That was true right up to the point that they made an offering of something specifically claimed to be curated and appropriate for kids.
ARM is more expensive. You can get an AVR for $3 quantity 1. ARM also requires more of the board it's connected to and still consumes more power.
I like ARM and when the capability is needed, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it but it's not a one size fits all world.
There are programmers who know how to write secure software, they just aren't found in the bargain basement.
Given a few tries and a good bit of determination, my door could be kicked in. It would be much easier to break the window. However, both of those are noisy and look like someone is doing something wrong. Pressing a couple keys on a phone and then going right in looks like nothing out of the ordinary.
The key in the yard is probably safer. I can scan their house from miles away and nobody will know. Skulking around someone's front yard may bring hard questions.
Which translates to "The pilot didn't do what they were supposed to do in the predefined situation that took us a month to determine was the case".
In other words, first you have to determine what the situation is, and that's not always trivial, even in retrospect.
You must have a very different definition of crap than most of us use. It's not ancient either, it is current.
Perhaps you don't know what a microcontroller is for? Hint, for the purposes a microcontroller is intended, the home computer would be a miserable choice, then or now.
I thought the best part was reprogramming the 16u2 to bit bang VGA.