heh, recently, I was at my local electronics store (Darty) and was met with blank stares for a power amp that would do just that, amplify an audio signal... no tuner, no super-blah video/audio/5.1/whatever...
well, I just bought a Panasonic MiniDV vcr (made in japan) fro 1840 EUR... The thing has been in the store for more than a year (as a result of an order that the guy never picked up). The original price was more than 2300 EUR. When the sales guy sold me the 99 EUR warranty extension, I took it without blinking (5% of the purchase price was really nothing for 3 more years...)
aren't they the same ppl that created this wonder of spyware "bonzibuddy" with a little monkey character that would progressively ask you most of your personal info (including Credit Card numbers and the like) for the sakeness of "user - friendlyness" ???
And before anyone says alibi, where were you on the 28th of July, 2002 at 21:34? I'm sure a lot of you could prove you were where you say you were, but then pick another date and time? What is the chance that you would be unlucky enough to have this "evidence" pointing to you?
This is irrelevant, the guy that did it would be dead anyways
Well, the real problem with fuel cells is that, as hydrogen is readily available from water in more ways than I can count (electrolysis, bouncing a powerful laser beam, whatever), the use of it would derail the economies of the oil producing companies (but the US doesn't really care). More importantly, it would destroy the oil companies of the US (and these are fueling politicians on all sides) Thus, fuel cells will not fly unless laws are passed to get rid of the oil
It seems this thing will kick major (major) major ass... The thing works with 10 bit resolution has 5 outputs, and 2 display controllers (dunno how they will have 3 monitors attached) There is a glyph antialiasing unit (ahem...) DVD/HDTV decoder (10 bits) and also a 10 bit video digital interface.
more info at
http://ixbt.com/video2/parhelia512/chip_diagr.jpg
wrong assumption. The fact is that there is a limited market for large commercial transports, as most planes are either flying (which does only cost the gas&pilots to the companies) and parked at the airport gate (that costs much more). Thus there must exist only the number of gates + the number of possible flying planes + the ones undergoing checks, with the total number of planes having the proper capacity to fly every requesting passenger. The only new planes required are replacements (with the old ones either being scrapped or stored in some desert). Thus there is only a limited production of planes required. Furthermore, the development of planes costing billions before seeing any returns, I enjoin you to start your own commercial plane building company and see in how many seconds you will sell your shirt off...
heh, recently, I was at my local electronics store (Darty) and was met with blank stares for a power amp that would do just that, amplify an audio signal... no tuner, no super-blah video/audio/5.1/whatever...
well, I just bought a Panasonic MiniDV vcr (made in japan) fro 1840 EUR... The thing has been in the store for more than a year (as a result of an order that the guy never picked up). The original price was more than 2300 EUR. When the sales guy sold me the 99 EUR warranty extension, I took it without blinking (5% of the purchase price was really nothing for 3 more years...)
we have a working IBM 1130 here (and the IBM engineer that it was assigned to...) hehe
www.aconit.org
Pff! You live in the United States, where lawsuits rule
Wrong, I'm in France and Dubya is the worst idiot that earth ever had
you can't get a refund on what you haven't paid for ;-)
aren't they the same ppl that created this wonder of spyware "bonzibuddy" with a little monkey character that would progressively ask you most of your personal info (including Credit Card numbers and the like) for the sakeness of "user - friendlyness" ???
These incumbent telcos are obsolete
Whoever is writing these worms knows how much damage they're doing to open source.
Maybe these worms come from Microsoft themselves ?
And before anyone says alibi, where were you on the 28th of July, 2002 at 21:34? I'm sure a lot of you could prove you were where you say you were, but then pick another date and time? What is the chance that you would be unlucky enough to have this "evidence" pointing to you?
This is irrelevant, the guy that did it would be dead anyways
well, tx fingerprints when you apply for a drivers licence. I see no point in this , but they do it
well, ahem, in fact, they will have equifax and all make you pay for "terror score report"
Well, the real problem with fuel cells is that, as hydrogen is readily available from water in more ways than I can count (electrolysis, bouncing a powerful laser beam, whatever), the use of it would derail the economies of the oil producing companies (but the US doesn't really care).
More importantly, it would destroy the oil companies of the US (and these are fueling politicians on all sides)
Thus, fuel cells will not fly unless laws are passed to get rid of the oil
The Al-Quaeda type don't care, they'll go to heaven and will have 70 virgins just for them ;-)
better yet, make the files downloadable via a secure web server.
They have very good support for Linux (I have my G550 working better than under windows (no crashes ;-))
the dual screen also works like a champ.
Kudos, Matrox
Heh, that made me laugh my a** off...
you are muxed up with "pugnace", it should really be impuNity
Then Quit using windows (any version)
Matrox cards work much better under GNU/Linux and the X-window system...
It seems this thing will kick major (major) major ass...
The thing works with 10 bit resolution
has 5 outputs, and 2 display controllers (dunno how they will have 3 monitors attached)
There is a glyph antialiasing unit (ahem...)
DVD/HDTV decoder (10 bits) and also a 10 bit video digital interface.
more info at
http://ixbt.com/video2/parhelia512/chip_diagr.jpg
it's called a connection on the speaker wires...
that has already been done with the copybit remover for sccs that was published in Elektor magazine about 3-4 years ago...
wrong assumption.
The fact is that there is a limited market for large commercial transports, as most planes are either flying (which does only cost the gas&pilots to the companies) and parked at the airport gate (that costs much more).
Thus there must exist only the number of gates + the number of possible flying planes + the ones undergoing checks, with the total number of planes having the proper capacity to fly every requesting passenger.
The only new planes required are replacements (with the old ones either being scrapped or stored in some desert).
Thus there is only a limited production of planes required.
Furthermore, the development of planes costing billions before seeing any returns, I enjoin you to start your own commercial plane building company and see in how many seconds you will sell your shirt off...
This is already there...
The Free CPU project http://www.f-cpu.org has this purpose
now, somebody will have to explain me the use of traffic lights on roundabouts (like on every entrance and before every exit on the loop)
in italy they have a
"60 km/h"
"no passing"
"exit only"
stack of signs on the highways
better yet, what about PostgreSQL licenses ?