Use the phones on a conference call: the contestatnts hear the question at the same time, and the first one to speak the correct answer wins the point. The webcams are just window-dressing to add to the excitement factor. Audio from the phones and the webcams can be hear/shown at each location, too. If you were to take the conference call and drop it online, folks from everywhere could tune in. Sounds like fun!
was an Epson RX80-FT. It was built like a tank, and ran like one, too. It worked without failure - no problems - for over ten years! And was still cranking out dot-matrix documents when I finally sold it.
Today's inkjets are junk, like throw-away phone cards. But nice lasers can be had for less than $400.
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Thanks, Felix.
I'll check it out the next time I'm in town.
Frad
I'd be delighted to find a good surplus in Boise
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Being from Hamilton, Ontario, one of my favorite things to do was cruise the Queen Street surplus shops in Toronto 'way back when.
But now that I'm in Idaho, there really isn't *any* surplus place I've found. At least, none within a two-hour drive, which is the same as "just around the corner" in Idaho.
...ago, I worked for a contemporary country artist (Michelle Wright, "Take it like a man" was *the* U.S. hit) as the front-of-house tech.
She had a few cds out at the time, and I remember hearing from her (or her manager) that the cost to make an album *for the label* is around one dollar apiece.
That way, the netcops could figuratively "pull you over," and ask to scan your machine. If you didn't already own the original cd/dvd/whatever the cops would ticket you the price-per-piece. If they didn't recieve payment immediately, maybe they could instruct your player to not play those tunes. (requires optional equipment not shown. batteries not included)
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EFI support. Oh, wait. Then they'd be copying Apple, right?
Use the phones on a conference call: the contestatnts hear the question at the same time, and the first one to speak the correct answer wins the point. The webcams are just window-dressing to add to the excitement factor. Audio from the phones and the webcams can be hear/shown at each location, too.
If you were to take the conference call and drop it online, folks from everywhere could tune in.
Sounds like fun!
...it make me wonder if Micro$oft doesn't own a chunk of SCO.
was an Epson RX80-FT. It was built like a tank, and ran like one, too. It worked without failure - no problems - for over ten years! And was still cranking out dot-matrix documents when I finally sold it.
Today's inkjets are junk, like throw-away phone cards. But nice lasers can be had for less than $400.
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Thanks, Felix.
I'll check it out the next time I'm in town.
Frad
Being from Hamilton, Ontario, one of my favorite things to do was cruise the Queen Street surplus shops in Toronto 'way back when.
But now that I'm in Idaho, there really isn't *any* surplus place I've found. At least, none within a two-hour drive, which is the same as "just around the corner" in Idaho.
Frad
...ago, I worked for a contemporary country artist (Michelle Wright, "Take it like a man" was *the* U.S. hit) as the front-of-house tech.
She had a few cds out at the time, and I remember hearing from her (or her manager) that the cost to make an album *for the label* is around one dollar apiece.
Frad
Do I bother *YOU* at *your* work?
embedded in each "original work?"
That way, the netcops could figuratively "pull you over," and ask to scan your machine. If you didn't already own the original cd/dvd/whatever the cops would ticket you the price-per-piece. If they didn't recieve payment immediately, maybe they could instruct your player to not play those tunes. (requires optional equipment not shown. batteries not included)
What about Abe's Oddyssee, and Loderunner?
Hey! I played with GEOS for a laugh...I remember the Epson dot-matrix driver was killer!
Has anybody else read the short sci-fi story called "To serve man?"
YES! Weigh it down, Dammit! I don't want you to send me this stuff, so you're gonna pay if you send it! ...dude!?