There was a company here in Utah that was doing somthing just like what you are asking about. They were running cable of their own design to the houses etc... Now I think they are doing regular ethernet and using some sort of Fiber to the home thing. I havn't looked into them in a while because they weren't in my city. They became a utility so they could use the easments and other things like that to get to the neighborhoods. Last I looked they were offering 10mbit connections for like $40 a month but that was 3 years ago.
Here is their website if you want to see what they are doing now. http://www.airswitch.com
In my area AT&T reran all of our cable in our neighborhood back when they bought out TCI Cable. After that they began offering Digital Cable, Local phone Service, and Broadband internet. Nothing like the video on demand. I know USWest was going to offer TV stuff over VDSL in like Arizona or something but I don't know what happened with that.
I seem to remember with the first iMacs and the G3 towers OpenFirmware loaded a ROM image file from the harddisk it was in the system folder. Is that still how MacOS X works. I don't have much experience in it.
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I am a little confused but is this Hepatitis B vacine the same one that I just got a booster for about 4 years ago I didn't know it was banned and then why is it still being used every where?
Actually what I also wanted to say was that up to System 7.5.5 will work with a Mac Plus but it needs to have at least 4megs of ram. But I would stick with 6.0.8.
Funny thing is I went and priced a Dual Proc PowerMac and a Dell PC with the same features. Same amount of ram, HD space, Firewire, etc... and the prices came out only about $20 different.
So I don't know about having to be a multi-million or billion dollar company.
In part of PayPals new business account they now offer webpay which you can put buttons on your site for people to pay for things. I am pretty sure you don't need to be a paypal member to make a payment with webpay.
Actually you would have been able to play any DVD. Mine worked but then I screwed it over so now it only plays region one DVD's. Somthing about my chipset and my Drivers made the DVD stop picking up disks so I removed the RPC2 jumper and put in a region one disk. That didn't help then I found that it was the drivers and uninstalled them. All was fixed but now I am stuck with region 1 DVD's.
I have fallen in one of my dreams. I was climbing a tree and fell off one of the branches. When I hit the ground I really hit the ground. I actually fell off of my bed. It was kind of freaky.
Has any one here other than me used CodeWarrior???
CodeWarrior 5.3 is very ANSI/ISO compliant infact they boast that they have the tighest compliance. Earlier versions of the Windows IDE did lagg behind the Mac IDE but now they are pretty much in par with each other.
Plus they are a better deal. The Academic version is only $120 and its not crippled other than with the liscense. You can't make commercial apps with it but thats fine with me. If I want to make a commercial app I will buy the full version. Plus the acidemic version includes both the Mac and Windows IDE's while the Full version is only one IDE but it can still cross compile and remote debug.
In fact, there are two rubber O-rings that go around the entire rocket at the (each?) join
Now there are two o-rings at least on the outside part. Before the accident there was one. If I remember correctly (my dad isn't here to ask who works at Thiokol) they also added some sort of heating element around each joint.
The day of the launch was one of the coldest that the shuttle was ever launched on. The cold temperatures meant that the rubber reacted slower than "normal". They failed, obviously.
Yes you are correct on this one also. IIRC there was ice on the SRB's!
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There was a company here in Utah that was doing somthing just like what you are asking about. They were running cable of their own design to the houses etc... Now I think they are doing regular ethernet and using some sort of Fiber to the home thing. I havn't looked into them in a while because they weren't in my city. They became a utility so they could use the easments and other things like that to get to the neighborhoods. Last I looked they were offering 10mbit connections for like $40 a month but that was 3 years ago.
Here is their website if you want to see what they are doing now. http://www.airswitch.com
Here is where his packages are now.
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In my area AT&T reran all of our cable in our neighborhood back when they bought out TCI Cable. After that they began offering Digital Cable, Local phone Service, and Broadband internet. Nothing like the video on demand. I know USWest was going to offer TV stuff over VDSL in like Arizona or something but I don't know what happened with that.
I seem to remember with the first iMacs and the G3 towers OpenFirmware loaded a ROM image file from the harddisk it was in the system folder. Is that still how MacOS X works. I don't have much experience in it.
I am a little confused but is this Hepatitis B vacine the same one that I just got a booster for about 4 years ago I didn't know it was banned and then why is it still being used every where?
Because it said there was no computer in these.
Well I didn't go with their pre-set configs I config it how I would like it on the Apple page and then went to Dell.
One thing to remember though is that the highend Cube most likely had Gigabit ethernet on the MB I don't even know if that was an option on the Dell.
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Actually what I also wanted to say was that up to System 7.5.5 will work with a Mac Plus but it needs to have at least 4megs of ram. But I would stick with 6.0.8.
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System 6 will work on Mac Plus's. You can download it from apple. I would suggest 6.0.8.
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Funny thing is I went and priced a Dual Proc PowerMac and a Dell PC with the same features. Same amount of ram, HD space, Firewire, etc... and the prices came out only about $20 different.
So I don't know about having to be a multi-million or billion dollar company.
In part of PayPals new business account they now offer webpay which you can put buttons on your site for people to pay for things. I am pretty sure you don't need to be a paypal member to make a payment with webpay.
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In response to your reason number 3.
I am sure it could make an unmanned landing but you have to put it in space first. There shuttle never flew.
Don't forget the Russians just land there capsules in the snow not he ocean like we did.
Actually you would have been able to play any DVD. Mine worked but then I screwed it over so now it only plays region one DVD's. Somthing about my chipset and my Drivers made the DVD stop picking up disks so I removed the RPC2 jumper and put in a region one disk. That didn't help then I found that it was the drivers and uninstalled them. All was fixed but now I am stuck with region 1 DVD's.
I have fallen in one of my dreams. I was climbing a tree and fell off one of the branches. When I hit the ground I really hit the ground. I actually fell off of my bed. It was kind of freaky.
Has any one here other than me used CodeWarrior???
CodeWarrior 5.3 is very ANSI/ISO compliant infact they boast that they have the tighest compliance. Earlier versions of the Windows IDE did lagg behind the Mac IDE but now they are pretty much in par with each other.
Plus they are a better deal. The Academic version is only $120 and its not crippled other than with the liscense. You can't make commercial apps with it but thats fine with me. If I want to make a commercial app I will buy the full version. Plus the acidemic version includes both the Mac and Windows IDE's while the Full version is only one IDE but it can still cross compile and remote debug.
Karrots
Doesn't ATRAC do variable bit rate encoding?
In fact, there are two rubber O-rings that go around the entire rocket at the (each?) join
Now there are two o-rings at least on the outside part. Before the accident there was one. If I remember correctly (my dad isn't here to ask who works at Thiokol) they also added some sort of heating element around each joint.
The day of the launch was one of the coldest that the shuttle was ever launched on. The cold temperatures meant that the rubber reacted slower than "normal". They failed, obviously.
Yes you are correct on this one also. IIRC there was ice on the SRB's!
Karrots
CodeWarrior Pro 5 supports AltiVec.
Can we say Pearl Harbor????? The US radar people SAW the PLANES on there radar but did they do anything about it nope. Must be a glitch or birds.
Ya right. oops there went most of the US naval fleet.
Well maybe if Three Mile island never happend we would have orderd more.
There haven't been any new nuclear power plants ordered sense the thing at Three Mile island.
One word: BeOS. Their time_t is 64 bits, and it always was.
MacOS also uses an unsigned 64-bit variable for their dates. Always has.
Gotta love sideeffects
Don't forget to flip over the DVD after he gets the first side.
My PC-DVD decoder card from them uses the VGA feature connector on my video card. It works quite nicely. Why not just do it that way.
Now I just wish they would opensource the drivers for my PC-DVD card
>Anybody remember the old single-pixel HFS indicator on the Mac Finder?
I do it was the single pixel on the seperator at the top of the window. It was inbetween the double lines.