It isn't exactly the super glue, it is the cyanoacrylate fumes released from heating the glue. It turns the finger prints white, then they can be photographed.
The reason they don't have a human doing this work, is because it is a dangerous assignment, investigating a suspecious package. Normally the robot would just destroy the package, finger prints and all. Now they can make images of the prints before destroying the package.
I've seen this problem on so many consumer electronics. I've always called the points cold solder joints, but the same thing.
I don't understand why manufacturers continue to attach jacks to the main boards with just solder. There is no way around it, they will crack. It could be after a year or so, or as these owners have found, just over a month. If they'd just put a bit of epoxy under the jack, so that is what actually holds it to the board, and the solder is there to conduct the electricity, like it was designed to, the problem would be solved.
As a matter of fact, that is how I usually solve the problem on my devices that break. When I'd just touch up the solder joints the problem would always return. But after I took to totally desolding the jack, adding a little epoxy under it, then resolding, they don't break again.
I bet they don't have a high-pass filter on the CCD, so they'd be infrared sensitive. You could illuminate with an IR led, and no one would even see the light source.
Double rotor could be like many of Mazda's rotary engines. I'd think if they were made of ceramic, 12k RPM wouldn't be a problem. Lightened aluminum rotors can easily reach 10k now.
If they put a rotary engine in one of those things, then I'd buy it.
(Yes, I know my site is down, I'm trying to find CPU fans that'll work with Alpha 21164s.)
((Yes, I know owning rotary powered vehicals, and Alpha powered servers puts me into a totally other class of nerd, with an even lower chance of getting laid.))
I just thought of this, with the number of times the summary said, "FUD".
Can we really call the crap SCO is spewing, "FUD"? At this point, no one fears them, everyone is certain they are making this stuff up as they go, of that there is no doubt.
I think the term adds too much credibility to SCO's statements.
...and thus the reason for their patent. They store the cookies with a checksum and encrypted. So they can tell if you tampered with it.
I'm wondering how it is faster to pull a cookie from the browser, compute its checksum, compair, if they match, decrypt, then decode. Surely that can't be faster than a properly cached local database query.
I was sad until I walked down the beach. That made it better. Then I was just sad it was over. One of the best games I have ever played. Can't recommend it enough.
Reverse DNS, when you look up an IP and get its PTR name. Like 127.0.0.1 gives localhost on most machines.
It is important that your mail server has a reverse lookup that resolves to a name where a postmaster can be contacted. It is also a very good idea, to have that name also forward resolve to the same IP (even if other names also resolve to that same IP).
The PS2 Linux kit includes a hard drive, that is part of the big price. Also a network adaptor (without modem), a keyboard and mouse, and a VGA output (that requires a sync on green monitor).
My microwave instructions also say to cover any section that you do not wish to heat with alumimum foil. But with the disclaimer that the foil must be at least 3 inches from the sides of the oven.
As for the pop corn detection. Newer microwaves have vapor sensors. They are programmed to know how much vapor various foods should be giving off when then are done cooking. If I open the door on mine while using the sensor cook feature, it will give an error (the vapor is released), then estimate the amount of time left, and revert to timed cooking.
You forgot Micrografx's Picture Publisher, which I always prefered to Photoshop. I just bought version 12 of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite to get the program they are now calling PHOTO-PAINT.
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It isn't exactly the super glue, it is the cyanoacrylate fumes released from heating the glue. It turns the finger prints white, then they can be photographed.
The reason they don't have a human doing this work, is because it is a dangerous assignment, investigating a suspecious package. Normally the robot would just destroy the package, finger prints and all. Now they can make images of the prints before destroying the package.
How about RFCs 908 and 1151?
If you only have 1 server or connection being able to resolve the IP does little good when it or your line is down.
Didn't you see the other story? That 4GB CF drive, costs more than the Mini.
I've seen this problem on so many consumer electronics. I've always called the points cold solder joints, but the same thing.
I don't understand why manufacturers continue to attach jacks to the main boards with just solder. There is no way around it, they will crack. It could be after a year or so, or as these owners have found, just over a month. If they'd just put a bit of epoxy under the jack, so that is what actually holds it to the board, and the solder is there to conduct the electricity, like it was designed to, the problem would be solved.
As a matter of fact, that is how I usually solve the problem on my devices that break. When I'd just touch up the solder joints the problem would always return. But after I took to totally desolding the jack, adding a little epoxy under it, then resolding, they don't break again.
It was on Penny Arcade, which linked to Insert Credit. I'm not sure where the initial meme infection started.
I bet they don't have a high-pass filter on the CCD, so they'd be infrared sensitive. You could illuminate with an IR led, and no one would even see the light source.
I don't know if there will be an update. The mikmod site disappeared a few months ago, it has now been replaced with Girls In Underwear Pics.
No, she is the stalkie, with all of the obsessed /. fans.
He's just taking the scenic route.
Double rotor could be like many of Mazda's rotary engines. I'd think if they were made of ceramic, 12k RPM wouldn't be a problem. Lightened aluminum rotors can easily reach 10k now.
If they put a rotary engine in one of those things, then I'd buy it.
(Yes, I know my site is down, I'm trying to find CPU fans that'll work with Alpha 21164s.)
((Yes, I know owning rotary powered vehicals, and Alpha powered servers puts me into a totally other class of nerd, with an even lower chance of getting laid.))
I just thought of this, with the number of times the summary said, "FUD".
Can we really call the crap SCO is spewing, "FUD"? At this point, no one fears them, everyone is certain they are making this stuff up as they go, of that there is no doubt.
I think the term adds too much credibility to SCO's statements.
...and thus the reason for their patent. They store the cookies with a checksum and encrypted. So they can tell if you tampered with it.
I'm wondering how it is faster to pull a cookie from the browser, compute its checksum, compair, if they match, decrypt, then decode. Surely that can't be faster than a properly cached local database query.
I was sad until I walked down the beach. That made it better. Then I was just sad it was over. One of the best games I have ever played. Can't recommend it enough.
And the circle will be complete. AOLers should have never been let loose on the Internet in the first place. :P
Reverse DNS, when you look up an IP and get its PTR name. Like 127.0.0.1 gives localhost on most machines.
It is important that your mail server has a reverse lookup that resolves to a name where a postmaster can be contacted. It is also a very good idea, to have that name also forward resolve to the same IP (even if other names also resolve to that same IP).
How about the portible Genesis? The Nomad.
I'm thinking of R-Type for the SMS. When you got a screen full of sprites you were happy for the slowdown.
So they call it LinSpot, use Tux's head (as a horrific looking background tile), but Linux is third on their list of supported OSes, after Windows?
The PS2 Linux kit includes a hard drive, that is part of the big price. Also a network adaptor (without modem), a keyboard and mouse, and a VGA output (that requires a sync on green monitor).
It could be, but you only need to test the first if it is found to be true.
I use the exiscan patch with the Exim MTA, to drop the files to be scanned in a directory for clamd.
I was guessing you were using ClamAV with AMaViS, as that is usally the case.
Just went into ClamAV CVS today, a configuration option to reject encrypted ZIPs.
My microwave instructions also say to cover any section that you do not wish to heat with alumimum foil. But with the disclaimer that the foil must be at least 3 inches from the sides of the oven.
As for the pop corn detection. Newer microwaves have vapor sensors. They are programmed to know how much vapor various foods should be giving off when then are done cooking. If I open the door on mine while using the sensor cook feature, it will give an error (the vapor is released), then estimate the amount of time left, and revert to timed cooking.
You forgot Micrografx's Picture Publisher, which I always prefered to Photoshop. I just bought version 12 of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite to get the program they are now calling PHOTO-PAINT.