I have great headphones. the best. bigly perfect. and no time for gimmick lock-in connectors for junk products that will migrate to something else in two years.
existing companies lose business when challenged by newer ones. uh, yeah, that's when their business slides. and that is when the peak ends. you've got to get up pretty early in the afternoon to fool me with that other reading of the data.
meaning they all have resistance, capacitance, and inductance. if you are thinking in terms of a transmission line instead of an electrical conductor, this means they all have peaks and nulls. with a supported salt-water solution, I would expect varying conductivity in those abnormal regions, and varying conductivity as the line slowly dies. this is varying resistance, while the distributed capacitance and inductive resonance should be reasonably low. it will confuse the dslam DSP section, but it would work for a demonstration. hooking to the top two barbed wires on a pasture fence would work much better, assuming whoever twisted the rolls of wire together did so really tight for the least amount of splice loss.
still better off with 22 gauge twisted pair... you will have more cap and coil with that, but the resistance will be constant.
deliver notice to the regulators proposing this that GeegawCo would cease operating in Germany, including any network/remote/cloud operations, if this were enacted. ship the money back home and dump 'em.
I've been flogging this horse for maybe 20 years... central micropayments site for the media providers. Joe Surfer makes a deposit. every news site he now hits, there is a deduction to the provider to pay for the posting. why in hell can't they do this, and be assured of a wider, non-PO'ed audience providing cash?
however, the big issue is the connection to our old friend, The Connected Internet. if you don't live next to a peering point, you are going to have to backhaul to it, or hook to another Tier 1 or 2 provider who is. money, money, money. lighting the glass is not free, either.
this was how the processors in the X-MP were made... two chips stacked. ran into a former Chippewa Falls worker, 2000-ish, who had a dud he's kept in a matchbox. I touched it. and it didn't file any charges....
accident damage, surgery, degredation of the eye are some of the ways you can be locked out of a biometric identifier. as the population ages, this is an issue that you need to think about. I will not use bios for this reason, as for some reason, I am not getting younger and more invulnerable.
... as well as the same level of oversight... and they can race Musk. fact is, Congress has been starving NASA since the first shuttle blew up. and it's getting worse by the year.
it is reported that the ex-CEO of Equifax has had his name changed to Bambi Dancer, the SSN changed to 666-666-6666, and his bank accounts have been emptied. chuckling computer experts we contacted said, "aw, geez, poor guy. how'd that happen?"
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I have great headphones. the best. bigly perfect. and no time for gimmick lock-in connectors for junk products that will migrate to something else in two years.
3.5mm stereo and 1/4-inch. everything else is a gimmick that will be crap in several years. stand your ground!
the top brass authorized it. as The Red Book said, it's a feature, not a bug.
certainly if Harry's Powerswitch management software stops working in certain modes, we'll know who the mysterious OEM was....
... on something with no intrinsic value. bubble time.
and I'm not the only one.
existing companies lose business when challenged by newer ones. uh, yeah, that's when their business slides. and that is when the peak ends. you've got to get up pretty early in the afternoon to fool me with that other reading of the data.
meaning they all have resistance, capacitance, and inductance. if you are thinking in terms of a transmission line instead of an electrical conductor, this means they all have peaks and nulls. with a supported salt-water solution, I would expect varying conductivity in those abnormal regions, and varying conductivity as the line slowly dies. this is varying resistance, while the distributed capacitance and inductive resonance should be reasonably low. it will confuse the dslam DSP section, but it would work for a demonstration. hooking to the top two barbed wires on a pasture fence would work much better, assuming whoever twisted the rolls of wire together did so really tight for the least amount of splice loss.
still better off with 22 gauge twisted pair... you will have more cap and coil with that, but the resistance will be constant.
deliver notice to the regulators proposing this that GeegawCo would cease operating in Germany, including any network/remote/cloud operations, if this were enacted. ship the money back home and dump 'em.
I've been flogging this horse for maybe 20 years... central micropayments site for the media providers. Joe Surfer makes a deposit. every news site he now hits, there is a deduction to the provider to pay for the posting. why in hell can't they do this, and be assured of a wider, non-PO'ed audience providing cash?
this is going way too far. next they'll put biosamplers in your phones to check your DNA, and it will cost you $50 per login for a replacement sensor.
that is known since the 80s as the "splat" key. n00b5, anyway....
however, the big issue is the connection to our old friend, The Connected Internet. if you don't live next to a peering point, you are going to have to backhaul to it, or hook to another Tier 1 or 2 provider who is. money, money, money. lighting the glass is not free, either.
pipe dream.
this was how the processors in the X-MP were made... two chips stacked. ran into a former Chippewa Falls worker, 2000-ish, who had a dud he's kept in a matchbox. I touched it. and it didn't file any charges....
much more dangerous
we already know that FB is the king of metadata porn, and you want to volunteer genuine porn?
is there an antidote for the Stupid Virus, which seems to be spreading exponentially?
apparently your "assets" are as secure as a cloud with all the subscribers having full admin rights.
and now it's history has, too.
that's a relief.
well, they could nuke the Pee Resident when he's on one of his golf courses.....
accident damage, surgery, degredation of the eye are some of the ways you can be locked out of a biometric identifier. as the population ages, this is an issue that you need to think about. I will not use bios for this reason, as for some reason, I am not getting younger and more invulnerable.
... as well as the same level of oversight... and they can race Musk. fact is, Congress has been starving NASA since the first shuttle blew up. and it's getting worse by the year.
the Nobel Prizes are conducted in accordance with instructions in his will. that's how it is.
there is no accounting for... accounting.
it is reported that the ex-CEO of Equifax has had his name changed to Bambi Dancer, the SSN changed to 666-666-6666, and his bank accounts have been emptied. chuckling computer experts we contacted said, "aw, geez, poor guy. how'd that happen?"