Bless you (or considering your domain, perhaps you would prefer the opposite?)
Your post has reminded me that my registrar has my usa.net mail address that will be going away.(Fast, free and permanant, yeah. At least they used to get 2/3). The irony is, I got the domain partially because they started to charge for POP access.
/me wanders off to check if his alma mater offers alumni mail accounts
MS should have sued Digital Research over DR-DOS, since MS called it MS-DOS
Actually, Caldera sued Microsoft over Microsoft's FUD-mongering against DR-DOS (Typical article) DOS = Disk Operating System, not a particularly strong mark and I think it was already a generic term by the time "MS-DOS" came out.
Try one of these to change 12V into 5v instead of the free-built-in-coffee-warmer 7805. They generally do not need a heat sink. It'll set you back $20, though. They also have higher current units, but they aren't drop-ins (space permitting) for the 7805. You can buy them at Digi-Key.
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My dear young lady, had I not already posted to this thread, I would mod you up.
You could bolt down the CD's too! Use that convenient center hole and a fender washer[1].
[1] A big washer with a small hole, used to attach car fenders.
/me starts writing up patent papers for "theft deterrent disc storage device"
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Bless you (or considering your domain, perhaps you would prefer the opposite?)
Your post has reminded me that my registrar has my usa.net mail address that will be going away.(Fast, free and permanant, yeah. At least they used to get 2/3). The irony is, I got the domain partially because they started to charge for POP access.
/me wanders off to check if his alma mater offers alumni mail accounts
MS should have sued Digital Research over DR-DOS, since MS called it MS-DOS
Actually, Caldera sued Microsoft over Microsoft's FUD-mongering against DR-DOS (Typical article)
DOS = Disk Operating System, not a particularly strong mark and I think it was already a generic term by the time "MS-DOS" came out.
Damm. I hate it when I click submit instead of preview. Perhaps the buttons should be layed out differently. Read it here
Read it
See, you shouldn't have ignored the warning about the driver not being compatible with your hardware.
Try one of these to change 12V into 5v instead of the free-built-in-coffee-warmer 7805. They generally do not need a heat sink. It'll set you back $20, though. They also have higher current units, but they aren't drop-ins (space permitting) for the 7805. You can buy them at Digi-Key.