Would coating the the circuit boards, etc in that sealing foam, or maybe something like hot glue, etc work? just attach the heat sink first, and don't coat it, and cooling should work like normal?
Basically, the 'lens' was an infared filter, and if the person had thin clothing, it kinda sorta allowed you to see an impression of what was underneath (nipples tend to be cooler, so they sometimes stand out a bit in such a photo, etc) but it did not actually remove the image of the clothing. kind of looks like a superimposed image of the person nude. Oh, and the same effect can be gotten by playing with your standard infared film, filters etc. on most any camera, it just happened to be easily available for that one.
anyway...now back too something interesting!
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well, on google, that is what happens...and the next several links are mixed reviews and dealers. yet again, google Does It All!!
just searched for "cars on google, too see what it returned, etc... I got the following back: Honda has the perfect car for you. Car chopping? Click here.
Or, if using a reasonable browser, such az Mozilla or Konq, then just middle mouse click. I have Mozilla set for middle mouse click to open a new tab--works great!
One way to handle the wide-range of things encountered(with a robot controlled vehicle) is to not run into any of them, which is my desired method anyway, so it all kinda works out.
actually, if you think about it, it's highlight, CTRL-C, click where you want it, CTRL-v. For X, it's highlight, click. So the windows version requires twice as many operations, AND for you to use the keyboard!
Oh and just for the record, the microsoft style of cut-and-paste seems to work fine in KDE, with the exception that for some applications, nothing can be highlighted in between the cut and the paste. It is my understanding that this is a problem with the way the app is handling the clipboard, and that correct usage would make that problem go away
Become a consultant that writes software for bingo parlors--go to each one, and offer your services--I imagine that there is a relativly small number anyway, and as that is basically what you would do to sell the prewritten spreadsheet, then what difference does it make, in this particular case. Show up, install, show how to use, leave.
It was explained to me once: as I understand it, the amount in your account is not debited until the transaction clears, but you are not allowed to withdraw (when closing an account) the funds on "merchant hold". kinda of a shadow balance type of thing. Anyway, no idea if paypal has this, etc....
speaking as someone who makes much available, and downloads much:
format: if it's longer than a few minutes, divx, otherwise mpeg.
quality:personally I use 384x288, about half the quality of tv
size: at my settings, I get about 157 megs per hour, but I should really up that, maybe even double it.
pvr standards: all the boxes like replay and ivo use different standards, most which can't be played back on a computer, at present
source: everywhere--probably the most common is IRC, but personally, I can't get crap off there. gnutella and fastrack clients seem to work well for me, and also winMX. And most people find my stuff by searching the web and seeing what I have available.
I mean that things listed on shoutcast, etc. are just an individually run site, and usually have relativly few listeners, compared to the number of people using the directory listing. So they have that many fewer listeners--I know that even the most popular shoutcast sites only have a few hundred listeners at a time, so they will only be paying a few dollars or so. I am trying to say that they are not rebroadcasters(with caveats about live365), they are instead a yellow pages of sites doing a broadcast.
hopefully some of that made sense? it's getting late
I know streams on shoutcast (and I believe live365) are individually run, that happen to be listed on those sites. They are more like a directory of radio stations than anything else. So this would not effect them. I could be wrong with live365 (do they rebroadcast the stream?--memory fails...) Regardless the argument still applies for anyone else
This sounds like a issue with the hardware, most likely one that tech support will tell you how to fix, or if not, how to recover your data. At least you would hope they would know...
Yes, but bugs on it's original platform, not the new platform, etc. In the end, if it runs fine where it is, why do you want to change it, what is the benefit? Odds are you will spend more time figuring out new obscure bugs then you will porting the bits that are truely necessary.
1947 was the year Chuck Yeager broke the speed of sound(october, I believe), but it was not made public for about a year, I believe. It's interesting to note that it is believed that another pilot broke the sound barrier about a week previously, on accident, and that may pilots are believed to have done so, while in steep dives, during the war(WWII). The name of the other pilot was George S. Welch.
Much facinating info about various Medal of Honor winners, including Yeager, found here. General Yeager is still one of my persoanl favorite people, though, for his many other activities, and his attitude towarads life, etc.
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Would coating the the circuit boards, etc in that sealing foam, or maybe something like hot glue, etc work? just attach the heat sink first, and don't coat it, and cooling should work like normal?
For values of "rich" between 1.28 and 327.68!
dude, uncheck the apple section on the user page, and it's gone! So, since they have enabled your preference, will you be subscribing?
Basically, the 'lens' was an infared filter, and if the person had thin clothing, it kinda sorta allowed you to see an impression of what was underneath (nipples tend to be cooler, so they sometimes stand out a bit in such a photo, etc) but it did not actually remove the image of the clothing. kind of looks like a superimposed image of the person nude. Oh, and the same effect can be gotten by playing with your standard infared film, filters etc. on most any camera, it just happened to be easily available for that one.
anyway...now back too something interesting!
well, on google, that is what happens...and the next several links are mixed reviews and dealers. yet again, google Does It All!!
just searched for "cars on google, too see what it returned, etc...
I got the following back:
Honda has the perfect car for you.
Car chopping? Click here.
too funny! I think I will go car chopping today!!
Or, if using a reasonable browser, such az Mozilla or Konq, then just middle mouse click. I have Mozilla set for middle mouse click to open a new tab--works great!
One way to handle the wide-range of things encountered(with a robot controlled vehicle) is to not run into any of them, which is my desired method anyway, so it all kinda works out.
actually, if you think about it, it's highlight, CTRL-C, click where you want it, CTRL-v.
For X, it's highlight, click. So the windows version requires twice as many operations, AND for you to use the keyboard!
Oh and just for the record, the microsoft style of cut-and-paste seems to work fine in KDE, with the exception that for some applications, nothing can be highlighted in between the cut and the paste. It is my understanding that this is a problem with the way the app is handling the clipboard, and that correct usage would make that problem go away
Yes, that is the point--which came first, the chicken, or the egg? In other words what did the use to compile it they first time?
somebody quoting Kate Bush on Slashdot!? My girlfriend is going to faint.
woohoo somebody else stuck in lubbock!
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Become a consultant that writes software for bingo parlors--go to each one, and offer your services--I imagine that there is a relativly small number anyway, and as that is basically what you would do to sell the prewritten spreadsheet, then what difference does it make, in this particular case. Show up, install, show how to use, leave.
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It was explained to me once: as I understand it, the amount in your account is not debited until the transaction clears, but you are not allowed to withdraw (when closing an account) the funds on "merchant hold". kinda of a shadow balance type of thing. Anyway, no idea if paypal has this, etc....
speaking as someone who makes much available, and downloads much:
format: if it's longer than a few minutes, divx, otherwise mpeg.
quality:personally I use 384x288, about half the quality of tv
size: at my settings, I get about 157 megs per hour, but I should really up that, maybe even double it.
pvr standards: all the boxes like replay and ivo use different standards, most which can't be played back on a computer, at present
source: everywhere--probably the most common is IRC, but personally, I can't get crap off there. gnutella and fastrack clients seem to work well for me, and also winMX. And most people find my stuff by searching the web and seeing what I have available.
I mean that things listed on shoutcast, etc. are just an individually run site, and usually have relativly few listeners, compared to the number of people using the directory listing. So they have that many fewer listeners--I know that even the most popular shoutcast sites only have a few hundred listeners at a time, so they will only be paying a few dollars or so. I am trying to say that they are not rebroadcasters(with caveats about live365), they are instead a yellow pages of sites doing a broadcast.
hopefully some of that made sense? it's getting late
I know streams on shoutcast (and I believe live365) are individually run, that happen to be listed on those sites. They are more like a directory of radio stations than anything else. So this would not effect them. I could be wrong with live365 (do they rebroadcast the stream?--memory fails...) Regardless the argument still applies for anyone else
This sounds like a issue with the hardware, most likely one that tech support will tell you how to fix, or if not, how to recover your data. At least you would hope they would know...
Yes, but bugs on it's original platform, not the new platform, etc. In the end, if it runs fine where it is, why do you want to change it, what is the benefit? Odds are you will spend more time figuring out new obscure bugs then you will porting the bits that are truely necessary.
simpsons, naturally
I have a theory that most any reference you don't get will be a simpsons reference
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1947 was the year Chuck Yeager broke the speed of sound(october, I believe), but it was not made public for about a year, I believe. It's interesting to note that it is believed that another pilot broke the sound barrier about a week previously, on accident, and that may pilots are believed to have done so, while in steep dives, during the war(WWII). The name of the other pilot was George S. Welch.
Much facinating info about various Medal of Honor winners, including Yeager, found here. General Yeager is still one of my persoanl favorite people, though, for his many other activities, and his attitude towarads life, etc.