In Canada we have the right to make a copy of any recording for our own personal use? Lending to people does not constitute distribution either because only "sale or renting" is prohibited. Go Canada.
Here in Canada, buses and trains are the only mode of transportation within provinces (which are very large) unless you own a car (and want to pay 50-100 dollars in gas... which is the price of a bus ticket) or can pay enourmous fees for the airplane.
Um no...my parents just went Toronto to Edmonton at a combined cost of $850 return after taxes and fees.
The RobertQ bus 2 hours to the airport cost $160. The flight out to Edmonton cost $79 each.
If you phone Via Rail for pricing to go out west they will laugh at you.
The bus is cheap, but it will take you several days.
Who still creates CAD drawings with a keyboard only?
Just about everyone. I know many many many engineers and have worked in many engineering offices and I have yet to see a digitizer in any of them. With 3D CAD these days there are a few 3D manipulators, but the mouse works just great with a scroll wheel etc. In CAD you don't use your pointer to place lines, you use smart snapping and parameters to define the drawing using exact values.
The main point was that these people have been using computers for decades. The fact that they also were using them to produce text is an amplifying point. The sentence could be writen without the part between the commas and still make perfect sense, so therefore the commas are correct.
Next time you go by a traffic light, observe the little black cylinder on top of a small pole.
Each black cylinder has a sensor which is shrouded by a shroud similar to what is on the traffic lights themselves.
This is the infrared sensor. In my town fire trucks and ambulances use them. One of the traffic lights has the sensor on about a 20-foot pole above the lights cuz there is an overpass and it wouldnt trigger soon enough if it were lower.
I heard that the ones around here can be triggered with a consumer strobe light.
Oddly, my college (Fanshawe in London, Ontario, Canada) has a Zip drive in every machine, including the macs. All new machines have Zip added as well. But no one I know has a Zip drive at home. So basically the college forces people to use very expensive media bought at the school store that is more or less useless outside the school, instead of giving us some server space. I smell a racket. Floppies are too small for most of our project files. I, of course, discovered FTP many seasons ago.
My friend just gave me a jaz drive + 1 GB disk cuz he couldn't see any need for it. Imagine, getting a 1 GB portable disk, for FREE! Ya I guess jaz is dead too.
No, I bet you are far from the only one, but post-combustion gases must be exhausted from the building to prevent explosion. Superheated air and sprinkler water combine to form lots and lots of superheated steam. Although fresh air rushes in and helps the fire burn, it also pulls the fringes of the flame away from uncombusted areas. The same thing that happens when the wind shifts the right way in the event of a forest fire.
Like when a business cuts losses, sure it doesn't cut the losses that have already happened, but it cuts the future losses.
whereas a dodecahedron is composed of 12 pentagonal faces, a soccer ball is composed of pentagons and hexagons, and is not a perfect -hedron.
A buckyball (C60)is the same as a soccer ball and C70 is similar to a rugby ball.
You can also use a multiple-level system (the simplest). A four-level system encodes two bits per level change (4bit/cycle), an 8-lvl system = 6 bits/cycle etc.
If you are an EE student in university or college here in Canada chances are you will end up building transceivers that operate on licenced FM bands, and they may or may not be legal, depending on the adherence to law by the prof, and his or her mood that day
In other words, go to college and do tons of illegal stuff in the name of education:D
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Everyone on here is arguing about whether HAM or Internet is most important.
What about DSL? It can get 3 Mb/s over unsheilded twisted pair at a range of several thousand feet.
Why does this not affect hams?
In Canada we have the right to make a copy of any recording for our own personal use? Lending to people does not constitute distribution either because only "sale or renting" is prohibited. Go Canada.
Here in Canada, buses and trains are the only mode of transportation within provinces (which are very large) unless you own a car (and want to pay 50-100 dollars in gas... which is the price of a bus ticket) or can pay enourmous fees for the airplane.
Um no...my parents just went Toronto to Edmonton at a combined cost of $850 return after taxes and fees. The RobertQ bus 2 hours to the airport cost $160. The flight out to Edmonton cost $79 each. If you phone Via Rail for pricing to go out west they will laugh at you. The bus is cheap, but it will take you several days.
And HOW many Harriers are there compared to Ospreys?
Just about everyone. I know many many many engineers and have worked in many engineering offices and I have yet to see a digitizer in any of them. With 3D CAD these days there are a few 3D manipulators, but the mouse works just great with a scroll wheel etc. In CAD you don't use your pointer to place lines, you use smart snapping and parameters to define the drawing using exact values.
The main point was that these people have been using computers for decades. The fact that they also were using them to produce text is an amplifying point. The sentence could be writen without the part between the commas and still make perfect sense, so therefore the commas are correct.
Only that doesn't work. I know you know that.
Here is a photo of the sensor
Next time you go by a traffic light, observe the little black cylinder on top of a small pole. Each black cylinder has a sensor which is shrouded by a shroud similar to what is on the traffic lights themselves. This is the infrared sensor. In my town fire trucks and ambulances use them. One of the traffic lights has the sensor on about a 20-foot pole above the lights cuz there is an overpass and it wouldnt trigger soon enough if it were lower. I heard that the ones around here can be triggered with a consumer strobe light.
You ARE
Last time I checked you couldn't practically use a 1200 page book as a calendar.
That's right, our national bank is called the Bank of Canada (without the Royal).
Oddly, my college (Fanshawe in London, Ontario, Canada) has a Zip drive in every machine, including the macs. All new machines have Zip added as well. But no one I know has a Zip drive at home. So basically the college forces people to use very expensive media bought at the school store that is more or less useless outside the school, instead of giving us some server space. I smell a racket. Floppies are too small for most of our project files. I, of course, discovered FTP many seasons ago.
My friend just gave me a jaz drive + 1 GB disk cuz he couldn't see any need for it. Imagine, getting a 1 GB portable disk, for FREE! Ya I guess jaz is dead too.
...Michael was being sarcastic...
No, I bet you are far from the only one, but post-combustion gases must be exhausted from the building to prevent explosion. Superheated air and sprinkler water combine to form lots and lots of superheated steam. Although fresh air rushes in and helps the fire burn, it also pulls the fringes of the flame away from uncombusted areas. The same thing that happens when the wind shifts the right way in the event of a forest fire.
Like when a business cuts losses, sure it doesn't cut the losses that have already happened, but it cuts the future losses.
You do realize that in less than 8 months it will have paid for itself...
whereas a dodecahedron is composed of 12 pentagonal faces, a soccer ball is composed of pentagons and hexagons, and is not a perfect -hedron. A buckyball (C60)is the same as a soccer ball and C70 is similar to a rugby ball.
nice attempt at a troll.
cleveland was not the only city with power.
plus, I'm in canada
When the power went out across the northeast, the cell towers conked out. How convenient.
Try using Plain Old Text instead of HTML Formatted...
Passive radar is death to stealths. With passive you can actually pick up stealths by looking for a LACK of radio waves.
Although these are weather radars which as said before don't see through clouds and are doppler, not passive.
You know nothing about the segway.
You lean forward to accelerate.
Obviously, if you lean forward and it doesnt have enough power left, you fall forward.
Not necessarily a PLC, could easily be a BACnet realtime controller programmed in GCL+
www.deltacontrols.com
Ya, I'm an HVAC guy.
You can also use a multiple-level system (the simplest). A four-level system encodes two bits per level change (4bit/cycle), an 8-lvl system = 6 bits/cycle etc.
If you are an EE student in university or college here in Canada chances are you will end up building transceivers that operate on licenced FM bands, and they may or may not be legal, depending on the adherence to law by the prof, and his or her mood that day
:D
In other words, go to college and do tons of illegal stuff in the name of education
Athlon XP.
I have this nagging feeling that you knew that anyway.