My local Radio Shack has a pretty good line of Arduino and other "maker" items, including kits from Maker.
I don't know if that is a factor of being so close to Maker or what.
It beat going all the way to Fry's to get something, and unfortunately the 2 Fry's out here in Sacramento are usually bad about stocking the component isle lately. Not like the one in Santa Clara.
Ironically, the Fry's nearest me is an old Incredible Universe location...
I work for IBM, and Mac Airbooks are the #1 choice for those of us who get to pick our hardware, although the Samsung 9 is gaining popularity too. I run the client image under parallels and while there are some focus problems, it is worth putting up with it.
Why? I can carry one very light laptop for personal and business use. Turn the VM off, and all the IBM "security" ware is disabled.
The battery life is a little worse than other IBMers get running the native WIN7 image or MacOS + IBM client software.Running the MacOS version of Lotus Notes sucks power just as fast as any other version, emulated just adds a little more. Running Win7 sucks even more.
Most Win7 users immediate switch to MacOS+Parallels once they see how well it works. For most the only reason they need Win7 is for spreadsheet support. Mac "native" version of Excel has some serious problems with Macro support and large numbers of rows.
Not sure about Linux, have yet to meet anyone running Linux on the MacAir yet, and IBM supports all the major distros as a desktop client.
"Which is exactly WHY having a group of religious nuts running around 'guarding' the universe by wielding energy swords with no hilts was completely ridiculous in the first place"
It is better than wielding supreme executive power some watery tart threw a sword at you...
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You sound like Margret Sanger.
That's no moon...
I can buy them from the local Ace hardware too.
Craftsman, DieHard and Kenmore are all in a separate holding company owned by Sears. They will be easy to spin off.
My local Radio Shack has a pretty good line of Arduino and other "maker" items, including kits from Maker.
I don't know if that is a factor of being so close to Maker or what.
It beat going all the way to Fry's to get something, and unfortunately the 2 Fry's out here in Sacramento are usually bad about stocking the component isle lately. Not like the one in Santa Clara.
Ironically, the Fry's nearest me is an old Incredible Universe location...
I am telling you, DDT is perfectly safe...
Your life sucks. I am running MacOS + Win7 in Parallels and I am using all my memory, but it does not make it any slower.
5 of that is used by the VM, so normally I have plenty of memory available.
Too. Fucking. Bad.
Soo....
99% percent of everything is crap?
Master of Orion!
Parallels works great for me.
I work for IBM, and Mac Airbooks are the #1 choice for those of us who get to pick our hardware, although the Samsung 9 is gaining popularity too. I run the client image under parallels and while there are some focus problems, it is worth putting up with it.
Why? I can carry one very light laptop for personal and business use. Turn the VM off, and all the IBM "security" ware is disabled.
The battery life is a little worse than other IBMers get running the native WIN7 image or MacOS + IBM client software.Running the MacOS version of Lotus Notes sucks power just as fast as any other version, emulated just adds a little more. Running Win7 sucks even more.
Most Win7 users immediate switch to MacOS+Parallels once they see how well it works. For most the only reason they need Win7 is for spreadsheet support. Mac "native" version of Excel has some serious problems with Macro support and large numbers of rows.
Not sure about Linux, have yet to meet anyone running Linux on the MacAir yet, and IBM supports all the major distros as a desktop client.
Wasn't funny.
More like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D...
The Dodge Colt...
The California DMV has them beat, they are still using code installed on UNISYS mainframes in 1970 to run the DMV core applications.
It is as old as I am...
We are going to need a bigger boat.
a bigger boat.
This drought cycle maps almost exactly to the 76 to 78 drought followed by one of the wettest years in history. Wet pattern continues until 82-83.
Gen ed courses, usually the first 2 years of any 4 year degree
That would make an awesome flight sim setup....
Are you a Certified Architect?
Same advice to the OP, look into an Open Group Architect certification.
This is not a democracy, nor has it been.
It is a Republic.
It is called Kendo.
If you search youtube, you can watch kendo matches, at the high levels it resembles the Kenobi/Vader fight.
"Which is exactly WHY having a group of religious nuts running around 'guarding' the universe by wielding energy swords with no hilts was completely ridiculous in the first place"
It is better than wielding supreme executive power some watery tart threw a sword at you...
Nah, they will just pull a Neo and stop them mid air with the Force.
Which means she is a Project Manager.
You will be getting a USB stick in the mail.
Don't worry... it is perfectly safe to insert into your server.