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Charging your laptop battery requires relativly very little power. If you had a 1250W inverter, it would require at least 100A at 12V, or 2-4gauge wires. If you ran at 42V, you would only need 30A or so, and you could do that with 8-10gauge wires. That would even create the possibility of using a temporary connector (a 100A connection needs a direct line to the battery). HTH.
It used to be that any computer that had an '040 could run any OS from 7.0-8.2
<nitpick>7.5.5 ran on any computer 68000 and up (with at least 4M of ram). 7.6 was labled to run on '030 and up, but actually ran on machines with 32bit clean ROMS (namely, IIci and up). 8.0-8.1 (there was no 8.2) was labled to run on 68040 and up, but could actually run on a '030 with hacks. 8.5-9.2.2 required a PPC.</nitpick>
Personally, I have a little black & white TV that is battery powered and that I can turn on during power outages (e.g., due to hurricanes) to find out the weather.
If the power is out due to a hurricane, couldent you just assume that the weather == hurricane?
(in the USA there are two leads that are 240V to each other, but 120 to ground, but they're not really separate phases, otherwise you'd have about 210V to each other).
They are seperate phases, 180 out of phase to each other. Three phase power is 120 between each phase, yeilding 208V between each phase 120 * sqrt(3) = 208 sqrt(3)= ~1.73
The data/is/ different. MiniDV is not the same as Digital8, however (this is where my knowledge gets shakey) they both convert it to regular 'DV' when it goes on the firewire cable.
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It's not stupid! It's advanced!
You forgot:
USB 2.0 Mega Ultra Fricken Wide Full Top Speed LVD
Its not 2002 anymore. FYI.
Charging your laptop battery requires relativly very little power. If you had a 1250W inverter, it would require at least 100A at 12V, or 2-4gauge wires. If you ran at 42V, you would only need 30A or so, and you could do that with 8-10gauge wires. That would even create the possibility of using a temporary connector (a 100A connection needs a direct line to the battery). HTH.
Is that a typewriter in your pocket or are you happy to see me?
Doesnt sound too bad to me.
<nitpick>7.5.5 ran on any computer 68000 and up (with at least 4M of ram). 7.6 was labled to run on '030 and up, but actually ran on machines with 32bit clean ROMS (namely, IIci and up). 8.0-8.1 (there was no 8.2) was labled to run on 68040 and up, but could actually run on a '030 with hacks.
8.5-9.2.2 required a PPC.</nitpick>
If the power is out due to a hurricane, couldent you just assume that the weather == hurricane?
I think that would be called a 'War'
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Have you heard of Zip drives? They hold up to 100M. Should be enough for your data.
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With this ruling, mabye AOLTW will actually turn a profit this quarter.
Its probably a dupe from 48+ years ago.
They are seperate phases, 180 out of phase to each other.
Three phase power is 120 between each phase, yeilding 208V between each phase
120 * sqrt(3) = 208
sqrt(3)= ~1.73
The data /is/ different. MiniDV is not the same as Digital8, however (this is where my knowledge gets shakey) they both convert it to regular 'DV' when it goes on the firewire cable.
Is this a physical problem with current burners? or is it the lack of double layer dvd-r media?
Naturally, these are mutually exclusive...
I tried reading that once, but I didn't have the Symbol font installed on my system
Score: -1, Redundant
Usually theres an option in the BIOS to do some kind of keyboard emulation (probably labeled for DOS). Does this board not have that?
Ohh yeah....
What are you suggesting about slashdotters' habits??
just remember: in soviet russia, photo retouches you!
Sorry, its "DivX;-)" not "DivX;)".
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Nope. The G4 does have FPU upgrades. The G3 was notoriously bad at FPU, a 604e at the same clock rate would beat it in that dept (iirc).