I drove a lot of small country roads as well. Two lane roads that are about as wide as one and a half US lanes. No speed limits. Occasional blind hills and turns. Farm equipment occasionally on the road.
Just makes sense, why would you require people to have drivers licenses for everyones safety, but then let cars stand around unlocked for anyone to fuck up with.
Economically, they have built up enormous reserves of U.S. dollars and have now got the entire U.S. economy by the throat--all they'd have to do to throw us into a tailspin is to STOP buying our debt.
Yes, good idea, kill the biggest market you export to.
Just checked the Datasheets to the modules (Samsung SLM1606), current supply is 3.2 Ampere per module, which sums up to 160 Watts for a 32x80 pixel display, which puts a PC power supply under some stress.
from 10 16x16x(red, green) modules. Problematic was the (theoretical) current required to drive the whole assemblage:
512 * 10 * 20mA = 102 Ampere, at 5 Volt is 512 Watts
Although I'm not really sure whether the modules were even able to fully light all LEDs at once, they had a built in shift register.
At first I wired them directly to my parallel port and later wanted to wire an Atmega32 to it, but caused a short while playing around, bricking the development board. The modules rest in my basement, since.
I'm sure they would just buy a proper certificate and provide this to the end users, making all the grandmas thinking "lock in statusbar=secure" feel safe.
I don't know which version of windows you last used, but on XP a locked processes window will be replaced transparently by a dummy window handled by the system, which can be moved and resized instead of the original window. If the process ever catches up it gets the new position as if the replacement never happened.
There's also no un-do button for data sent to google under your unique userid.
There have been precedents for massive leaks of personal data to the net, most notably the aol search desaster.
Leaked information CAN destroy careers, but why would anyone care, since decent people have nothing to hide!
Murder can usefully be outlawed, because it is a choice that an intelligent person makes.
Even the most intelligent humans get influenced by drugs and/or emotions. The culprit being legally treated different afterwards because of being under the influcence of either doesn't help the victim.
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I drove a lot of small country roads as well. Two lane roads that are about as wide as one and a half US lanes. No speed limits. Occasional blind hills and turns. Farm equipment occasionally on the road.
Country roads actually have an implicit speed limit of 100km/h unless stated otherwise. http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:Zeichen_393.svg&filetimestamp=20060729152001
In Germany you can be fined for leaving your car unlocked.
Just makes sense, why would you require people to have drivers licenses for everyones safety, but then let cars stand around unlocked for anyone to fuck up with.
Why couldn't they use a Perl blog framework like Movable Type instead of Wordpress...
Woooosh!
I don't know, my tiny dated Netgear WGR614 router can handle a DVB-S Stream over http over WPA no problem.
Care to back this up with some sources?
Economically, they have built up enormous reserves of U.S. dollars and have now got the entire U.S. economy by the throat--all they'd have to do to throw us into a tailspin is to STOP buying our debt.
Yes, good idea, kill the biggest market you export to.
Just checked the Datasheets to the modules (Samsung SLM1606), current supply is 3.2 Ampere per module, which sums up to 160 Watts for a 32x80 pixel display, which puts a PC power supply under some stress.
from 10 16x16x(red, green) modules. Problematic was the (theoretical) current required to drive the whole assemblage: 512 * 10 * 20mA = 102 Ampere, at 5 Volt is 512 Watts Although I'm not really sure whether the modules were even able to fully light all LEDs at once, they had a built in shift register. At first I wired them directly to my parallel port and later wanted to wire an Atmega32 to it, but caused a short while playing around, bricking the development board. The modules rest in my basement, since.
I'm sure they would just buy a proper certificate and provide this to the end users, making all the grandmas thinking "lock in statusbar=secure" feel safe.
I know just the company to advertise this!
Is the length of a string of ones not prime? /^1?$|^(11+?)\1+$/
I don't know which version of windows you last used, but on XP a locked processes window will be replaced transparently by a dummy window handled by the system, which can be moved and resized instead of the original window. If the process ever catches up it gets the new position as if the replacement never happened.
The only reason they don't care is because they haven't seen that the grass is greener on the open side of the fence.
No one cares about the green grass when the apples in your garden are just so shiny!
Tell them you make computers do your job.
There's also no un-do button for data sent to google under your unique userid. There have been precedents for massive leaks of personal data to the net, most notably the aol search desaster. Leaked information CAN destroy careers, but why would anyone care, since decent people have nothing to hide!
Not having it made simple for a emotionally disturbed person to have a gun in the first place.
Murder can usefully be outlawed, because it is a choice that an intelligent person makes.
Even the most intelligent humans get influenced by drugs and/or emotions. The culprit being legally treated different afterwards because of being under the influcence of either doesn't help the victim.
please mod parent up. CS Lite also enables you to choose between * accept for session * always accept * accept this once on a site per site basis
Can't be that hard to have rounded corners in all major implementations (see -moz-corner-radius)