solid-state is primarily odd-order harmonics. even-order are less dissonant. while audiophools have driven prices through the roof, you can take triode-connected tubes, or Williamson tetrodes, and if you don't work outside the curves, have a sweet amp. there are plenty of "dumpster tubes" at bargain prices that one can work with quite nicely.
if the EU keeps getting snotty about who uses and who provides, it's going to be 100MBPS of nothing, as opportunities will pass them by.
users... USERS... own The Connected Internet. they determine what it's good for. not pinheaded government suits meeting at costly offsites 4 or 6 times a year.
or at least a cabinet full of new plug-ready parts. that means the HDAs need to be pre-formatted, for instance. cables tested. configurations stored on a server for tftp loading behind your firewall.
things that cost money. things that suits have no clue about.
if anything, BBY owes them everything for creating a variant on a telephone! Avaya was a spinoff of post-divestiture Bell System company Western Electric, and a direct descendant of the first telephone.
lots of outfits have wildly inconsistent rules, change periods, and prohibition types on passwords. I ought to just be able to set time to expire as well as changing everything to "asspword", and be done with it.
lawyers who only talk to lobbyists, who only talk to money, which is only held by high-up executives who don't know how to log in. that's how the law was crafted. so what did you expect?
they have erected a giant sign... FREE WI-FI... LIKE, REALLY FREE and are just waiting for the senior leadership to swallow their tongues and keel over
it is commonplace for cities/regions to have audio and video recording on public transit, the Twin Cities has had audio for over a decade on its buses and added video at least as long ago.. it's used in accident and violence investigations. they have never sent goons on the bus to club a slob who drops orange peels and potato chips all over the bus.
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and if you bought into "a fresh alternative" Kool-Aid, you now have a doorstop. it's up to you when you go buy a replacement phone.
first-adopter syndrome, I left it behind some years ago.
save your money, guys, signup is free.
solid-state is primarily odd-order harmonics. even-order are less dissonant. while audiophools have driven prices through the roof, you can take triode-connected tubes, or Williamson tetrodes, and if you don't work outside the curves, have a sweet amp. there are plenty of "dumpster tubes" at bargain prices that one can work with quite nicely.
if the EU keeps getting snotty about who uses and who provides, it's going to be 100MBPS of nothing, as opportunities will pass them by.
users... USERS... own The Connected Internet. they determine what it's good for. not pinheaded government suits meeting at costly offsites 4 or 6 times a year.
these days, I sorta regret voting to open The Connected Internet to commercial users.
or at least a cabinet full of new plug-ready parts. that means the HDAs need to be pre-formatted, for instance. cables tested. configurations stored on a server for tftp loading behind your firewall.
things that cost money. things that suits have no clue about.
hearing is still analog. I don't want that analog output removed.
from now on, changing to "asswordp". hack that, ya muthas!
"... And we predict Arizona presidential voters have picked... Vladimir Putin? Karl, who were you working for this time?"
no sneaky little back doors or all-1s keys opening things up.
just that simple. they are acting like tin-star dictators already, and it seems to get worse every time they get a new brain-fart.
a dusty old thing from buying some smaller firm something like 8 years ago.
hack-hack-hack
hack-hack-hack
hack the bobbies
hack the bobbies... ahhh
if anything, BBY owes them everything for creating a variant on a telephone! Avaya was a spinoff of post-divestiture Bell System company Western Electric, and a direct descendant of the first telephone.
or Trump's tax records?
if not, they're not worth beans.
first known use of layers with transparency to enhance art ;)
lots of outfits have wildly inconsistent rules, change periods, and prohibition types on passwords. I ought to just be able to set time to expire as well as changing everything to "asspword", and be done with it.
Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan say welcome. now beat up your people and jail them in black holes for life.
heck, I can't take in all of reality...
lose a finger in an accident... heart attack alters the pacemaker path... lots of ways for biometrics to say you are not you any more.
lawyers who only talk to lobbyists, who only talk to money, which is only held by high-up executives who don't know how to log in. that's how the law was crafted. so what did you expect?
they have erected a giant sign... FREE WI-FI... LIKE, REALLY FREE and are just waiting for the senior leadership to swallow their tongues and keel over
that ought to winnow out the bosses with silly ideas.
hahahahah ha haha oh jeez, my side hurts....
it is commonplace for cities/regions to have audio and video recording on public transit, the Twin Cities has had audio for over a decade on its buses and added video at least as long ago.. it's used in accident and violence investigations. they have never sent goons on the bus to club a slob who drops orange peels and potato chips all over the bus.
IBM, HP, DEC, etc all did that on "too big to carry" equipment.