It's simpler than that. Whoever's jurisdiction it is gets to set the laws. Enter their jurisdiction, be subject to their laws. If a country wants to arrest people who upload racy pictures on myspace who later enter their country, well, they can. Fair? Doesn't enter into it.
It's an interesting idea. I think open source toner might be a bit tricky (likely the manufacturing process is difficult) but it certainly might be possible to work out the components for an open source driver board that could be used as a module in existing printers, bypassing the "chips" and allowing the simple use of third party toner. It might then be possible to move forward with open source printer hardware from there.
I also recently purchased a used IPOD and found important naval information stored on it, most notably recruitment details describing how new recruits would be able to
Learn Science Technology
Learn to fly
Play in sports and skin dive
Study oceanography
Sign up for the big band
Or sit in the grandstand
When your team and others meet
sail the seven seas
put your mind at ease
join your fellow man
amongst other available activities. In the interests of national security, I deleted the file in question immediately.
This wouldn't be the first appliance with concrete in. Take a look inside a washing machine sometime (I'm not sure if they all have concrete in but the one I took apart did). Dampens the oscillations on the spin cycle.
He said $0.50, not $0.05. And PIC is capable of running minimal ethernet with an interface chip. Probably UDP would be sufficient for such an application in any case but the Microchip website contains an example perfunctory web server.
No, because the system described relates to peak energy usage, not total energy usage. If I run the dishwasher and washing machine at the same time, it uses the same energy as using them at different times.
Given that this is Spain, I expect the issue is rather old infrastructure that is unable to cope with the needs of modern power usage. In order to defer upgrading, the power company has placed restrictions on how much load individual users can apply.
^This. My daughter is homeschooled and has many, many extracurricular activities per week (more than I had when I attended public school, particularly when the teachers went on strike and suspended extracurricular activities) as well as some group-based learning. And as an ancestor poster mentioned, there's a lot to be said from learning behavior from adults instead of the lord-of-the-flies environment of mass schooling.
We have two new channels called Qubo and Ionlife, the first has cartoons & the second has some decent enough stuff. There is also a new Spanish channel. No interest for me except that they carry Mr Bean which is equally watchable/unwatchable in any language.
There's also NPT2 and a bunch of God channels, the latter of which we may have got before but I disabled on the Tivo (and will be disabling on the MythTV once I get around to it).
I met up with my friend from the UK in NY this summer. He's lived many places in the UK including London and said he wouldn't mind living there for a year. A lot of it is what your expectations are. Personally, I prefer a bit more green myself. I certainly could get along there though.
About the only negative experience was that the hotdogs suck. I don't know why the NYers carp on about them so much.
I finally made it to NY (Manhattan) this summer for a few days. I was actually surprised on how uncrowded (pedestrian wise) it was. Not a patch on London (or even Brighton or many other English cities).
I was also surprised at how clean it was and how not-rude the people were compared to what I had been led to believe. I put the latter down to many people not being aware how it is necessary to interact when things start to get crowded and mistaking necessity for rudeness.
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It's simpler than that. Whoever's jurisdiction it is gets to set the laws. Enter their jurisdiction, be subject to their laws. If a country wants to arrest people who upload racy pictures on myspace who later enter their country, well, they can. Fair? Doesn't enter into it.
Is there any evidence that they were worse?
Isn't installing BHOs that are not asked for and cannot be uninstalled without hacking pretty much the definition of malware?
Give the guy a chance, he's only been in for two weeks...
Rich
ITV axed Men Behaving Badly
What did they axe them?
It's an interesting idea. I think open source toner might be a bit tricky (likely the manufacturing process is difficult) but it certainly might be possible to work out the components for an open source driver board that could be used as a module in existing printers, bypassing the "chips" and allowing the simple use of third party toner. It might then be possible to move forward with open source printer hardware from there.
Information wants to be free. And this is information with military training.
I also recently purchased a used IPOD and found important naval information stored on it, most notably recruitment details describing how new recruits would be able to
When your team and others meet
amongst other available activities. In the interests of national security, I deleted the file in question immediately.
Haven't you switched on the box recently? The destruction is complete.
Wider than they are tall?
This wouldn't be the first appliance with concrete in. Take a look inside a washing machine sometime (I'm not sure if they all have concrete in but the one I took apart did). Dampens the oscillations on the spin cycle.
He said $0.50, not $0.05. And PIC is capable of running minimal ethernet with an interface chip. Probably UDP would be sufficient for such an application in any case but the Microchip website contains an example perfunctory web server.
No, because the system described relates to peak energy usage, not total energy usage. If I run the dishwasher and washing machine at the same time, it uses the same energy as using them at different times.
Given that this is Spain, I expect the issue is rather old infrastructure that is unable to cope with the needs of modern power usage. In order to defer upgrading, the power company has placed restrictions on how much load individual users can apply.
more than 50% of my electricity usage was going towards making food lukewarm.
Welcome to slashdot, Ronald McDonald.
Ah,
http://www.geek.com/articles/xyzcomputing/the-worlds-tiniest-power-supply-20060110/
There are computer PSUs out there that take 12V in. That would be a start.
Rich
^This. My daughter is homeschooled and has many, many extracurricular activities per week (more than I had when I attended public school, particularly when the teachers went on strike and suspended extracurricular activities) as well as some group-based learning. And as an ancestor poster mentioned, there's a lot to be said from learning behavior from adults instead of the lord-of-the-flies environment of mass schooling.
Tell me about my email client.
Scam? I think you have a misunderstanding of what the point of insurance is. Whether it is good value is another matter entirely.
What's your address? I have three I need to get rid of.
$ ping -v
ping v1.0.5 Copyright 2008 Verisign Inc
Mystery solved.
Hey, don't forget they'll still work for VCRs and 8-bit micros.
We have two new channels called Qubo and Ionlife, the first has cartoons & the second has some decent enough stuff. There is also a new Spanish channel. No interest for me except that they carry Mr Bean which is equally watchable/unwatchable in any language.
There's also NPT2 and a bunch of God channels, the latter of which we may have got before but I disabled on the Tivo (and will be disabling on the MythTV once I get around to it).
These are my thoughts exactly. There is no way these boxes are $50 technology. Expect to see them in Big Lots for $8 before very much longer.
I met up with my friend from the UK in NY this summer. He's lived many places in the UK including London and said he wouldn't mind living there for a year. A lot of it is what your expectations are. Personally, I prefer a bit more green myself. I certainly could get along there though.
About the only negative experience was that the hotdogs suck. I don't know why the NYers carp on about them so much.
I finally made it to NY (Manhattan) this summer for a few days. I was actually surprised on how uncrowded (pedestrian wise) it was. Not a patch on London (or even Brighton or many other English cities).
I was also surprised at how clean it was and how not-rude the people were compared to what I had been led to believe. I put the latter down to many people not being aware how it is necessary to interact when things start to get crowded and mistaking necessity for rudeness.