If Aereo isn't actually using one antenna per customer, then they're broadcasting and they'll lose any fight they have. They have absolutely no incentive not to have one antenna per customer. If you can prove otherwise, I'm sure the Broadcast companies will love you.
Splitting the signal from a few antenna's counts as broadcasting, and broadcasting requires big fees.
Using one antenna per customer negates broadcasting. It's necessary for legal reasons, not for any engineering reasons.
Wait a minute. Who wants to think while reading Slashdot? We all need to conserve our mental energy. Personally, I'm hoping for a mental energy Tax Credit.
Are Americans so obese that they can't live without cutting their bacon intake in half?
I just came back from the store where I purchased the largest chest freezer that they have. I intend to stockpile a month's worth of bacon for myself until the crisis recedes. My wife indicated that perhaps I should have also purchased a freezer for her.
Is she planning to freeze herself until the crisis is over?
I looked at Google stuff too, and found nowhere that claimed the Pentalobular is a NEW design by Apple.
Torx has a Pentalobular in various sizes; I'd presume they've been around for a while, especially since they come in sizes not used by Apple.
The new lightning connector isn't USB 3.0, it's still 2.0
I doubt if USB 3.0 would make much difference on any current phones; I don't believe they can even saturate USB 2.0.
No, you were told that homework was a part of your grade, and you decided not to do it. You should expect low grades; understanding of the material was not the only grade criteria.
When I'm "on a mission", I'm pretty sure the iPad would be more useful. When I'm on a "critical mission", time is of the essence, and the iPad is definitely easier to deploy.
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My wife once told me not to get her anything for Valentine's day... so I didn't (I'm an engineer). Don't ever do that.
If Aereo isn't actually using one antenna per customer, then they're broadcasting and they'll lose any fight they have. They have absolutely no incentive not to have one antenna per customer. If you can prove otherwise, I'm sure the Broadcast companies will love you.
Splitting the signal from a few antenna's counts as broadcasting, and broadcasting requires big fees. Using one antenna per customer negates broadcasting. It's necessary for legal reasons, not for any engineering reasons.
The point is that not everyone in the viewing area can put up an antenna and get decent reception.
Instead of playing Pong, shouldn't they have been gold mining in WOW?
You should print out a plastic gun.
And being in the black financially is a good thing.
That would work a whole lot better if this were at all analogous to being hit.
No, it would finally mean the year of the Linux Desktop. That's why it will never happen.
Wait a minute. Who wants to think while reading Slashdot? We all need to conserve our mental energy. Personally, I'm hoping for a mental energy Tax Credit.
Are Americans so obese that they can't live without cutting their bacon intake in half?
I just came back from the store where I purchased the largest chest freezer that they have. I intend to stockpile a month's worth of bacon for myself until the crisis recedes. My wife indicated that perhaps I should have also purchased a freezer for her.
Is she planning to freeze herself until the crisis is over?
Or it could be that the sensationalist headline doesn't have any justification whatsoever.
I looked at Google stuff too, and found nowhere that claimed the Pentalobular is a NEW design by Apple. Torx has a Pentalobular in various sizes; I'd presume they've been around for a while, especially since they come in sizes not used by Apple.
The new lightning connector isn't USB 3.0, it's still 2.0 I doubt if USB 3.0 would make much difference on any current phones; I don't believe they can even saturate USB 2.0.
You're pretty close, but it's the Mode 3 transponder. Mode C is used for altitude.
Austria's having patent troll problems too?
No, Apple wouldn't have announced their strategy.
I don't see any signs that today's Apple without Jobs is the same as the previous Apple without Jobs.
Innovation isn't coming up with something new. That's invention. Innovation is improving something that's already there.
There's a third reason it's highly unlikely to have happened the way the Iranians said; there was only 1 drone crashed. There's never been another.
No, you were told that homework was a part of your grade, and you decided not to do it. You should expect low grades; understanding of the material was not the only grade criteria.
It's evident to me that Grandma didn't drink enough coffee.
Actually the 27 inch iMac has 2 thunderbolt ports. So you'd use that for your scenario.
When I'm "on a mission", I'm pretty sure the iPad would be more useful. When I'm on a "critical mission", time is of the essence, and the iPad is definitely easier to deploy.
"anythingbutipod.com" as a source that ipods are bad? Sounds completely unbiased to me.