So, open up cellphones to get their LCD displays to build your own heads-up display? In this case I guess the earlier iPhones are also good candidates.
You can take an Arduino schematic and run it on a 28-pin DIP, 5$USD ATmega328P on a single-sided PCB you make yourself at home or even a protoboard. I don't see most hobbyists doing that with anything related to the Raspberry Pi.
Seriously, I don't use any Microsoft products so I have no idea what Azure is supposed to be. A small description or at the very least a link to Wikipedia should have been at the beginning of your text, itwbennett.
If your nowhere is near enough to a big center, of course you'll have 10 ISPs.
I just called all eight so-called choices that are supposed to be available to me, turns out that none offers service to my whole town despite their own websites saying otherwise. Télébec really has a monopoly on internet service.
35K people is still quite big, especially if you are near a huge city. Try a town of barely 10K people in the middle of nowhere (G9X).
Last time I checked with TekSaavy, their website said the service was available to my apartment but their sales department said that was a mistake. We really have a monopoly here, the only choices are Télébec or nothing.
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Dyslectic I am, insensitive clods you are!
So, open up cellphones to get their LCD displays to build your own heads-up display? In this case I guess the earlier iPhones are also good candidates.
It would be easier to pick the iPhone since it's only one or two shapes that changes a lot less often than the hundreds of Android phones out there.
On the other hand, is there any way to use an iPhone as a low-latency display?
Here is the history of Apple, inc. in colours: beige, fruit colours, white, silver/black/grey, neon colours.
You can take an Arduino schematic and run it on a 28-pin DIP, 5$USD ATmega328P on a single-sided PCB you make yourself at home or even a protoboard. I don't see most hobbyists doing that with anything related to the Raspberry Pi.
Megacities like Tokyo and New York will have great and precise services. Middle-of-nowhere-town with under 50 000 people will have jack squat.
Or maybe you were just drunk last night and watched Soylent Green while eating almonds.
The lost Doctor Who episodes have been found 14 years ago, in 2079.
The same could be said about the USA, where money equals law and justice is make-believe for kids stories.
I'm a doctor, not a USB cable. - EMH.
You know who else still have honour? Klingons.
Maybe he just needs to drink a cup of very hot tea.
You can be sure that Texas is not one of those eight states.
That's either a badly encoded covert communication between parties or a very dyslexic troll.
http://www.wtcr.ca/
You can get an ASICMINER Block Erupter USB for only 0.05 BTC.
Well, you're a girl.
They could trademark "i686" because it's not a number.
How about saving bandwidth? Even the latest ones are still in GIF. You may think 4-5KB isn't much, but how many people read Dilbert every day?
Seriously, I don't use any Microsoft products so I have no idea what Azure is supposed to be. A small description or at the very least a link to Wikipedia should have been at the beginning of your text, itwbennett.
I didn't even realize that they were still using GIF instead of PNG. This proves Dilbert.com is run by a PHB.
Optimized GIF: 29019 bytes.
Optimized PNG: 24356 bytes.
Thanks for the new quote.
Here's a better URL without all the superfluous Web 2.0 crap around it.
It's Microsoft's fault. The URL for PHP is php.net, which means it's .NET and hence the reason for being compromised.
The malware was distributed via Javascript, which has Java in its name, which means it's also Oracle's fault.
If your nowhere is near enough to a big center, of course you'll have 10 ISPs.
I just called all eight so-called choices that are supposed to be available to me, turns out that none offers service to my whole town despite their own websites saying otherwise. Télébec really has a monopoly on internet service.
35K people is still quite big, especially if you are near a huge city. Try a town of barely 10K people in the middle of nowhere (G9X).
Last time I checked with TekSaavy, their website said the service was available to my apartment but their sales department said that was a mistake. We really have a monopoly here, the only choices are Télébec or nothing.