I have, and this would have a hard time fitting in a 1U case. The data cable comes out the top, but many 1U cases have the ram sticks at a 45 degree angle because they would be too tall. It would be OK in a 2U or larger and used as the boot disk.
And how is the environment of a built-in GPS really significantly different from the ECU? Both are subject to the same dirty power supply, the same environmental extremes,...
You are correct up to the environmental conditions. The ECU is in the engine compartment and must withstand operational temperatures during the summer that can reach ~200 F. Your GPS may hit 200, but it will be off.
This progression is to be expected. But the thing people should be asking is: does the new Buick ECM have an interface exposed that third parties can build readers for?
The router should ship in a mode where the wifi is OFF, and requires you to go into the config to turn it on. If you do not choose encryption it should yell at you, but allow you to have it unencrypted.
Laptops need what I have in a server, stuff needed for boot on a SSD (8GB CF in my case), and EVERYTHINKG else on a HDD. I get BIOS plus ~5 second boot times.
A recent study by University of California-Berkeley academics revealed how the density of TV stations in metropolitan areas could reduce the availability of white spaces in such areas.
That's true. The "whitespace" idea only works in rural regions, not heavily-populated areas like the North, northeast, or mid-atlantic which use every channel from 1-51 (including the FM band).
There are more than 51 channels, there are 68 (2-69).
This company lies all the time. The company I work for tested this tech a few years ago in Missouri, but It was a failure. They have been trying to sell their product for the past 6+ years.
Someone could just create an emulator/interpreter to sit between the chip and the PCB. It reads the input, responds correctly for the emulated chip, and puts it a good or bad space according to what the emulated chip should be.
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Block the problem, not the tool.
Except this periodic table just lists the elements and their positions.
What is changing is how the weights are displayed.
or the entire plane would, but it would be a small pile of metal, oil, fuel, and human remains.
If you paid for Alpha you get ALL future updates and expansions. Beta gets all updates until release and bug fixes.
Except the first amendment only applies to the government. If a company wants to impend your speech they can.
What about double tapping shift for shift lock? They could implement that.
All Google services have IPv6 if you use HE's DNS.
Now do both to the mice, then welcome our new super-mice overlords.
But we would tera-form Mars, Venus, and the moon, create colonies in space, and send deep space shuttles out to possibly habitable worlds.
There is also the option of grounding the transmitter and thus killing most of the signal. Of course it may also kill the transmitter, but who cares?
Because there's never a reason that a passenger would want to take a phone call. Or for a driver to call 911 for any reason...
Or pedestrians walking down the street close to a running car for that matter.
Or anyone that lives near a road
Sounds just like China's Great Firewall. So much for freedom...
Except blocking it on the root DNS would block the site for almost the entire planet.
I have, and this would have a hard time fitting in a 1U case. The data cable comes out the top, but many 1U cases have the ram sticks at a 45 degree angle because they would be too tall. It would be OK in a 2U or larger and used as the boot disk.
If you didn't vote independent (or 3rd party) in 2008, you asked for this.
And how is the environment of a built-in GPS really significantly different from the ECU? Both are subject to the same dirty power supply, the same environmental extremes, ...
You are correct up to the environmental conditions. The ECU is in the engine compartment and must withstand operational temperatures during the summer that can reach ~200 F. Your GPS may hit 200, but it will be off.
This progression is to be expected. But the thing people should be asking is: does the new Buick ECM have an interface exposed that third parties can build readers for?
Yes, It is called the OBDII port.
The router should ship in a mode where the wifi is OFF, and requires you to go into the config to turn it on. If you do not choose encryption it should yell at you, but allow you to have it unencrypted.
SSDs currently uses PATA, SATA, Mini PCIe (PATA), or Mini PCIe (SATA)
Laptops need what I have in a server, stuff needed for boot on a SSD (8GB CF in my case), and EVERYTHINKG else on a HDD. I get BIOS plus ~5 second boot times.
Not everyone buys a computer every year. Sales statistics for computers on a yearly basis are useless, you need it on a rolling ~5 year average.
I have Prior Art for your patent. NASA, Hitler, TV, Radio, HAM, etc...
Replace CPU with one bought from Digikey, Mouser, or other large part seller.
A recent study by University of California-Berkeley academics revealed how the density of TV stations in metropolitan areas could reduce the availability of white spaces in such areas.
That's true. The "whitespace" idea only works in rural regions, not heavily-populated areas like the North, northeast, or mid-atlantic which use every channel from 1-51 (including the FM band).
There are more than 51 channels, there are 68 (2-69).
This company lies all the time. The company I work for tested this tech a few years ago in Missouri, but It was a failure. They have been trying to sell their product for the past 6+ years.
Someone could just create an emulator/interpreter to sit between the chip and the PCB. It reads the input, responds correctly for the emulated chip, and puts it a good or bad space according to what the emulated chip should be.