Relays do not have to draw any current to remain on. You can get latching relays which require a pulse to change state, but are held in the new stay with a magnet. Problem solved.
I think you are wrong about transfering the service. I believe the lifetime service option is for the life of the box, not transferable to other Tivos. Sorry.
I bet they could bath the board in a dielectric liquid that would increase the capacative coupling, while also removing heat more efficiently. Not sure what this liquid would be, but those guys at Sun are smart, they can figure it out.
If you have the dexterity with your feet you can work a trackball with your feet and keep your hands on the keyboard. I had a prof in college who was quite good at this. It was impressive to see hime typing with both hands and mousing with his feet.
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One of my EE professors in college drove a trackball with his feet while both hands typed away. Really impressive to watch.
Relays do not have to draw any current to remain on. You can get latching relays which require a pulse to change state, but are held in the new stay with a magnet. Problem solved.
I think you are wrong about transfering the service. I believe the lifetime service option is for the life of the box, not transferable to other Tivos. Sorry.
Check out a company called Blade Logic. They make server management software that probably can do what you are looking for. http://www.bladelogic.com/
Wait, inflamable means flamable?
Wow! The emperors new clothes are quite fetching. Wouldn't you agree?
no, antiparallel is 180 degrees away.
I bet they could bath the board in a dielectric liquid that would increase the capacative coupling, while also removing heat more efficiently. Not sure what this liquid would be, but those guys at Sun are smart, they can figure it out.
I assume this phone is using the MEMS gyros made by Analog Devices. These things are pretty damn cool.
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How about doping the silicon? Making transistors is more than just making lines out of silicon.
If you have the dexterity with your feet you can work a trackball with your feet and keep your hands on the keyboard. I had a prof in college who was quite good at this. It was impressive to see hime typing with both hands and mousing with his feet.