Why is this even notable? If you're going to be getting wifi access, you're going to have your laptop. If you have your laptop, why would you keep a list of hotspots on your iPod? You'd be better off searching with kismac.
It is bad because you're allowing the infringing company to gain market share and brand recognition by selling products with patented feature x. Then they gain credibility, remove feature x or alter it slightly for compliance, and and enjoy solid sales with no license fees.
Radio Shack's pricing is outrageously high. Their electronics packaging and pricing is structured to provide electronics hobbiests a common part they need at 11pm.
Because most electronics catalogs have minimum orders, shipping costs, and shipping delays, you'd end up paying probably $15. Therefore, rat shack can rape you with $5 capacitors, or 5 resistors for $2.
Those LED's would be more like $0.70 in high quantities.
If the dics use an organic dye that degrades, would it not be smart to place backup discs in a vacuum-sealed bag in the freezer? Cold, dark, air tight.
Wouldn't the oil potentially seep between plugs and physical connectors (non-soldered) and potentially cause a bad contact? Even if it meesed up just one pin, it could be disasterous. And what about the fan in the power supply? I saw it mentioned but the google translation wasn't too good.
The thing that makes Junkyard wars so great is that each team has fixed resources. Success is based soley upon ingenuity (and sometimes just a shred of luck). It sounds like you can buy your way in this competition. Your uncle is Bill Gates? That's fine!
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world leaders coming to work with Bush all of a sudden? Wasn't that Kerry's big selling point? He would bring "friends and allies" to the table?
Strength and determination--they smell it and fear it.
PC load letter? What the fuck does that mean?
Why is this even notable? If you're going to be getting wifi access, you're going to have your laptop. If you have your laptop, why would you keep a list of hotspots on your iPod? You'd be better off searching with kismac.
It is bad because you're allowing the infringing company to gain market share and brand recognition by selling products with patented feature x. Then they gain credibility, remove feature x or alter it slightly for compliance, and and enjoy solid sales with no license fees.
Radio Shack's pricing is outrageously high. Their electronics packaging and pricing is structured to provide electronics hobbiests a common part they need at 11pm.
Because most electronics catalogs have minimum orders, shipping costs, and shipping delays, you'd end up paying probably $15. Therefore, rat shack can rape you with $5 capacitors, or 5 resistors for $2.
Those LED's would be more like $0.70 in high quantities.
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Check out the interactive demo of how GFS works.
That's why you place your order through the small business division--just make up a company name.
Chicago was named the "Windy City" after the "winds" coming from the mouths of gas bag politicians at city hall, not for meteorological winds.
If the dics use an organic dye that degrades, would it not be smart to place backup discs in a vacuum-sealed bag in the freezer? Cold, dark, air tight.
They forgot Planet X!!!
What's the big deal? Yahoo and other portals have had customizable news/weather/mail/todo/calendar pages for years.
Funny you should mention that--Microsoft teamed up with Signetics to create a WOFS for their write-only memory chip.
Wouldn't the oil potentially seep between plugs and physical connectors (non-soldered) and potentially cause a bad contact? Even if it meesed up just one pin, it could be disasterous. And what about the fan in the power supply? I saw it mentioned but the google translation wasn't too good.
You mawkin' us from tha sath?
Imagine hibernation with 2GB ram... You're gonna need a SCSI drive, too, unless you want to go smell the roses in the meantime. That'll be $1000 more.
I know those eastern-European women are hot, but a terrabyte of pics?
My laptop has survived years of slashdot.
Ah-ha--I thought the Maytag repair man was looking a bit tipsy in his last commercial!
Penguins are no match for a Boa.
I thought this was on Enron
and then on second glance about condoms.
Oh, processors. How boring.
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that you don't have a modem in your crunchbox
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Uhhh, "Get a life"(TM).
The thing that makes Junkyard wars so great is that each team has fixed resources. Success is based soley upon ingenuity (and sometimes just a shred of luck). It sounds like you can buy your way in this competition. Your uncle is Bill Gates? That's fine!