O RLY? What's your definition of "usable engine size"? Mine's got an 85 hp 1.3L paired with a 13 hp electric motor. It's perfectly usable as a commuter car, which is its intended purpose, and is capable of passing on the highway as long as you're not an impatient idiot.
It's not just you. I expect it's hard to design a connector with size and polarity restrictions, and which is keyed so that you can only insert it one way to avoid damage.
More like other considerations trump it, for whatever reasons.
For that matter, how many phone-store salesweasels will point out what kind of charger it takes, and what Joe Sixpack is going to know that there's a nascent standard for phone chargers after getting shafted for so many years by the lack of a standard?
I don't see it getting truly better without a great deal of pain for everyone. First thing is that we've got to get enough doctors to treat every patient without doctors having to stand crazy shifts.
But how do we do that? We sure don't want to dumb-down med school so that more people can pass and get their MD.
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Was it more important to have a really amazing virus, or was it more important to get something "good enough" out the door in time?
I think Stuxnet did pretty well at its intended purpose.
I'll grant you that, but do you happen to be a Fox News viewer?
Pretty much. Why aren't they just getting Wyse terminals or summat?
The usual reason: money and power.
Also a game for rescuing abducted children.
It seems like the spamfilter at work is sending me somewhat fewer digests detailing the spam it's blocking.
Maybe the botnets are damaged.
There's a big spam campaign going on for almost two weeks now, after a fairly long dry spell.
Maybe that would explain all the Usenet spam coming from Google Groups lately.
More like the submitter doesn't like Google and used it pejoratively.
O RLY? What's your definition of "usable engine size"? Mine's got an 85 hp 1.3L paired with a 13 hp electric motor. It's perfectly usable as a commuter car, which is its intended purpose, and is capable of passing on the highway as long as you're not an impatient idiot.
Time to share the Florida love.
and their market cap is down to a little under $500,000.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SCOXQ.PK
*whooosh*
An hour's a pretty long time, these days. I could see once a minute, or once every five minutes.
A flight of B-17s bombarding Redmond with air-dropped lawyers.
Not since the overreaction to that skyscraper business, yep.
No, they should fire the management involved in that decision.
The Droid is made by Motorola.
I don't seem to have that problem with my work Droid.
Both our personal phones, my work phone, and the Kindle all use the same port, so chargers and data cables are interchangeable.
The only thing we've got that isn't is the Kodak camera, which may be mini-USB, but that's only for data transfer.
It's not just you. I expect it's hard to design a connector with size and polarity restrictions, and which is keyed so that you can only insert it one way to avoid damage.
Or maybe it's a customer-control tactic on the part of his particular telecom.
More like other considerations trump it, for whatever reasons.
For that matter, how many phone-store salesweasels will point out what kind of charger it takes, and what Joe Sixpack is going to know that there's a nascent standard for phone chargers after getting shafted for so many years by the lack of a standard?
I don't see it getting truly better without a great deal of pain for everyone. First thing is that we've got to get enough doctors to treat every patient without doctors having to stand crazy shifts.
But how do we do that? We sure don't want to dumb-down med school so that more people can pass and get their MD.