This post is BS. I worked for SawStop (this company) on ~3 month contract. It takes less than 5 minutes to replace the blade and brake cartridge, works on all types of wood. The only problem with it is cutting metal, or wood with metal in it, since it works on electrically detecting the human body's capacitance. The reason the big manufacturers didn't adopt it at the very begining was that it was unproven in the field, and would have cost them a lot of money to retool all their manufacturing processes
They are doing you a favor most of these phone companies take all of your unused minutes after 3 months regardless of if you used your account or not. If the credits are 3 months old they expire.
For those of you wondering the reason these guys have so many is probably cause they work for apple or one of their subsidiaries since I know for a fact that each employee got one this last Wed.
Check out Liftport Group at http://www.liftport.com/. They are working on building a space elevator. Interestingly, they estimate that it will cost ~16 Billion and 14 more years to build.
Wow, that's a really cool tech even if it isn't in production stages yet. Check out http:%5C%5Cwww.liftport.com%5C for another cool new technology...Space Elevator. They are doing a demo soon of their climber in WA.
I have a friend who bought a crappy heatsink and fan that was impossible to attach, so he thought he'd see if his 1.2Ghz Athlon would POST. Unfortunately it did not and his CPU started smoking before he got it turned off. Anyway, I'd take my friends word and Tom's over AMD's
Does the policy really matter if it is never used. I am not even sure of what the policy is regarding the email that I send from my school's email account, nor do I care. If I want to make sure that something I send can't be read by anyone else, then I use PGP, or some other encryption. Just like when I enter Credit Card info I make sure that the little lock is closed on my browser. Yes, I know that the website's privacy policy still may determine whether or not my credit card info gets out, but it is still guarenteed by the credit card company. So who cares? BTW, if you / students do care, then they should gripe to the school, so they will do something about it.
How about the telephone game. No competition and learning about communication at the same time.
BTW, the telephone game is where you have a lot of people and you tell a message to one person and they tell the next and so on until it gets to the last person and they say what they thought they heard. Then the first person tells what the message actually was. It makes for some pretty interesting changes in the message.
Why do we want our OS's to be driven by voice commands. I can just imagine cubeville with everyone speaking code/emails/commands. Oh, the noise. Make it stop.
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This post is BS. I worked for SawStop (this company) on ~3 month contract. It takes less than 5 minutes to replace the blade and brake cartridge, works on all types of wood. The only problem with it is cutting metal, or wood with metal in it, since it works on electrically detecting the human body's capacitance. The reason the big manufacturers didn't adopt it at the very begining was that it was unproven in the field, and would have cost them a lot of money to retool all their manufacturing processes
Nope only the site setting the cookie can read it. Theoretically.
1st post. They are a provence.
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javascript:void(window.g_sDisableWGACheck='all')
Is the string to enter in the address bar before pressing enter.
They are doing you a favor most of these phone companies take all of your unused minutes after 3 months regardless of if you used your account or not. If the credits are 3 months old they expire.
They are estimating that the brand (IE: Name) is worth 18% of the total value (at least according to Wall Street) of the company.
For those of you wondering the reason these guys have so many is probably cause they work for apple or one of their subsidiaries since I know for a fact that each employee got one this last Wed.
Check out Liftport Group at http://www.liftport.com/. They are working on building a space elevator. Interestingly, they estimate that it will cost ~16 Billion and 14 more years to build.
Wow, that's a really cool tech even if it isn't in production stages yet. Check out http:%5C%5Cwww.liftport.com%5C for another cool new technology...Space Elevator. They are doing a demo soon of their climber in WA.
I have a friend who bought a crappy heatsink and fan that was impossible to attach, so he thought he'd see if his 1.2Ghz Athlon would POST. Unfortunately it did not and his CPU started smoking before he got it turned off. Anyway, I'd take my friends word and Tom's over AMD's
Better yet, put it (all his/her contact info) in every piece of SPAM you send.
Does the policy really matter if it is never used. I am not even sure of what the policy is regarding the email that I send from my school's email account, nor do I care. If I want to make sure that something I send can't be read by anyone else, then I use PGP, or some other encryption. Just like when I enter Credit Card info I make sure that the little lock is closed on my browser. Yes, I know that the website's privacy policy still may determine whether or not my credit card info gets out, but it is still guarenteed by the credit card company. So who cares? BTW, if you / students do care, then they should gripe to the school, so they will do something about it.
How about the telephone game. No competition and learning about communication at the same time. BTW, the telephone game is where you have a lot of people and you tell a message to one person and they tell the next and so on until it gets to the last person and they say what they thought they heard. Then the first person tells what the message actually was. It makes for some pretty interesting changes in the message.
Why do we want our OS's to be driven by voice commands. I can just imagine cubeville with everyone speaking code/emails/commands. Oh, the noise. Make it stop.
If so, is the sound better than a ~$1000-1500 Stereo/Speakers