I don't see this as necessarily being anti-green. Certainly a project care isn't going to be your every day commuter, just something you take out on evenings/weekends for the fun of it.
Plus, the energy to build the damn thing has been already been spent long ago. I would argue that taking the family via airline to Hawaii has a much larger impact than wrenching on an old car and going joy-riding.
Or I'm trying to justify my love of wrenching on old cars.
It's not often the choice of the teacher. If the district or state/federal government mandate a curriculum, there's not much the individual teacher can do.
Exactly the same experience here. I spent years doing more IT/sysadmin type work, and am coming up on my first year in the so-called "Big Data" industry. It's a huge market that's mostly under-served by existing vendors.
I was replying more to the "I still don't see any map libraries for non-web applications." remark. Both were examples of non-web applications. I see your point though.
There's stuff out there for iOS and Android that you can tweak to your own application
For Android, there's osmdroid.
MapBox has an SDK out there as well for iOS.
There's others, but hell if I can think of em off-hand right now.
The NEC these days has you drive a 6'-8' ground rod underneath the panel at the service entrance, bonded to the panel. You ALSO have to run bare copper back to the service entrance for water, and bond to that as well. In case one or the other fails, you still have a reliable path to ground.
It's not simply a matter of bonding to grounds though. The panel itself needs to include a bus bar for tying all the individual grounds together, and providing a path to both both bonded ground points.
So now you're basically looking at a service change, replacing the panel, meter, and mast (if applicable). It's not horribly expensive, but it's not cheap either (I used to do em for around $5k-10$k depending on the job, but that was years ago).
I can't believe you like money too. We should hang out.
Well, since OpenBSD was originally forked off of NetBSD after Theo got kicked out, I would consider OpenBSD more nerdy!
Ever hear of this guy named Alan Greenspan?
I don't see this as necessarily being anti-green. Certainly a project care isn't going to be your every day commuter, just something you take out on evenings/weekends for the fun of it. Plus, the energy to build the damn thing has been already been spent long ago. I would argue that taking the family via airline to Hawaii has a much larger impact than wrenching on an old car and going joy-riding. Or I'm trying to justify my love of wrenching on old cars.
What if I hate that filthy hippie RMS?
I didn't know it was a state. I've always heard it simply referred to as "America's Hat"
Csip is pretty decent as well.
...in grade 8 back in 2000...
Holy Shit I'm Old!
It's not often the choice of the teacher. If the district or state/federal government mandate a curriculum, there's not much the individual teacher can do.
Exactly the same experience here. I spent years doing more IT/sysadmin type work, and am coming up on my first year in the so-called "Big Data" industry. It's a huge market that's mostly under-served by existing vendors.
The Start page is just a full screen start menu..
Sounds like Unity!
Although Nixon gave us the EPA and the Clean Water Act...
A well-aimed shoe never runs out of batteries. Hard on the gear though.
Isn't that what Barnes and Noble was doing regarding the Nook? Or did that not go anywhere?
I was replying more to the "I still don't see any map libraries for non-web applications." remark. Both were examples of non-web applications. I see your point though.
There's stuff out there for iOS and Android that you can tweak to your own application For Android, there's osmdroid. MapBox has an SDK out there as well for iOS. There's others, but hell if I can think of em off-hand right now.
Hey, I'm a welder you insensitive clod! Only part time though I guess. As a hobby. And I'm pretty terrible at it so far.
Since when is dislike of Romney an automatic endorsement of Obama? What if I don't like either of these assclowns?
Shampoo is better! I go on first and clean the hair!
I trolled for years before creating an account. Someone has to post NSFW links (you know the ones)...
Asterisk is great for this, google "Asterisk Telemarketer Torture" sometime: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+Telemarketer+Torture
Wow, you should come check out the mess of shit I have in my toolbox sometimes, just for use on said "special screws".
...eyesight loss in male astronauts...
Whoah, so it WILL make you go blind!
The NEC these days has you drive a 6'-8' ground rod underneath the panel at the service entrance, bonded to the panel. You ALSO have to run bare copper back to the service entrance for water, and bond to that as well. In case one or the other fails, you still have a reliable path to ground. It's not simply a matter of bonding to grounds though. The panel itself needs to include a bus bar for tying all the individual grounds together, and providing a path to both both bonded ground points. So now you're basically looking at a service change, replacing the panel, meter, and mast (if applicable). It's not horribly expensive, but it's not cheap either (I used to do em for around $5k-10$k depending on the job, but that was years ago).
You're just proven you're just as stupid as the fascists, good job.
You've just proven that you're just as stupid as the fascists.
Stupid is as stupid...ahh fuck it.