Here ya go: Here
Note that it requires a SCSI Data Minidisc.
These are not used very often, but they exist. Also you can get camcorders that record to MD
W=P=E*I ONLY for purely resistive loads. W == less then E*I for inductive loads, like computers, motors, etc... anything with a power factor less then 1. On the other hand, VA == E*I for any device, and gives the total amount of power required by the device, not how much it is using. (E == volts, I == amps)
YES! Putting a diode across an AC line is a GREAT way to rectify the power, and thus turn AC into pulsed DC. Oh wait, i'm sorry, i forgot you are a flaming idiot
That is interference between _licensed_ products, not between licensed and unlicensed products that you mentioned in your original message. If you are trying to back up a story, stick with it. Dont change it around.
Hey Stupid! All the ISM users (like Wi-Fi) _DO_ have a legitimate claim to the 2.4G band, but priority is given to _licensed_ users. I dont think this company is buying a license to this band, so they _MUST_ play nicely with other users.
Man you are stupid! Read the comment above about part 15, specifically the part about "Must accept any interference recived, including interference that may cause undesired operation". Now look at your boss' cell-phone. Note the lack of this message, and the lack of "This device may not cause harmful interference". Now go away and actually study this kind of thing before you come back.
My brother went to see ToyStory 2 in digital at the AMC Mercado 20 theater in Milpitas, and when he went back a couple years after they had taken the digital out (!!)
Look at: http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.html Note that you have Powerbook G3 (Series), Powerbook G3 (Bronze), Powerbook G3 (Firewire), and then just "Powerbook G3"
Fine. But most of them did not. Also note that "Powerbook G3" technically refers to the Kanga G3, the one in the 5300 case, while "Powerbook G3 Series" refers to the first curvy ones thru the last FW models. Everything up to and including the bronze G3 didnt have a airport slot b/c airport had not come out yet.
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Here ya go: Here
Note that it requires a SCSI Data Minidisc.
These are not used very often, but they exist. Also you can get camcorders that record to MD
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who's the retard who modded this offtopic? go watch more futurama, dipwad
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W=P=E*I ONLY for purely resistive loads.
W == less then E*I for inductive loads, like computers, motors, etc... anything with a power factor less then 1. On the other hand, VA == E*I for any device, and gives the total amount of power required by the device, not how much it is using.
(E == volts, I == amps)
YES! Putting a diode across an AC line is a GREAT way to rectify the power, and thus turn AC into pulsed DC. Oh wait, i'm sorry, i forgot you are a flaming idiot
What does this have to do with YRO? Doesnt seem like any rights are violated here.
Are these of any practical use? You'd think they would be more popular if they actually provided a solution to some kind of problem..
That is interference between _licensed_ products, not between licensed and unlicensed products that you mentioned in your original message. If you are trying to back up a story, stick with it. Dont change it around.
Yes exactly. Your original message implied that 802.11b devices didnt 'belong' in the 2.4G ISM band. Thank you for your retraction.
Hey Stupid! All the ISM users (like Wi-Fi) _DO_ have a legitimate claim to the 2.4G band, but priority is given to _licensed_ users. I dont think this company is buying a license to this band, so they _MUST_ play nicely with other users.
Man you are stupid! Read the comment above about part 15, specifically the part about "Must accept any interference recived, including interference that may cause undesired operation".
Now look at your boss' cell-phone. Note the lack of this message, and the lack of "This device may not cause harmful interference".
Now go away and actually study this kind of thing before you come back.
I usually burn them.
A bit of kerosene usually does the trick..
Looks like the new eMac is filling the void apple made when they pulled the G3 A-I-O, which was also only available to the education market
My brother went to see ToyStory 2 in digital at the AMC Mercado 20 theater in Milpitas, and when he went back a couple years after they had taken the digital out (!!)
Dude. If you dont like anime, turn it off in the preferences panel
Not to mention that I have yet to see a 10/100-base-T ISA ethernet card that could actually compete with a PCI card, and lets not forget 1000BT..
Not to mention, FW CD-RW's, using another computer in FW disk mode.. oh wait I forgot this isnt a mac.
Look at: http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.html
Note that you have Powerbook G3 (Series), Powerbook G3 (Bronze), Powerbook G3 (Firewire), and then just "Powerbook G3"
Fine. But most of them did not. Also note that "Powerbook G3" technically refers to the Kanga G3, the one in the 5300 case, while "Powerbook G3 Series" refers to the first curvy ones thru the last FW models. Everything up to and including the bronze G3 didnt have a airport slot b/c airport had not come out yet.
Oh yes, the Powerbook G3 has really great Airport range, what with its LACK of built-in airport
Again, this doesnt make sense. The server should be situated near the clients, you wouldent put it on the other side of the campus