My friend found a computer at a garage sale for under $100.
What I'm saying is that you'll get more bang for your buck if you go with a used PC. In my friend's case, the monitor and all peripherals were included.
Actually, my mom's new HP Pavillion came with Wild Tangent and lots of other useless crap.
I also had a horrible tech support experience with them. The NIC card died. When I got the computer back, they had replaced the Dial Up modem, not the NIC. I complained to one of those Indian dudes at tech support and he said he would notify the repair facility. I told him not to worry about doing anything else, I didn't feel like dealing with them anymore.
The day-night equivalent sound pressure level, Ldn:
Ldn = 10log[(1/24)(INT[10^(L/10)dt] + INT[10^((L+10)/10)dt])]
The first integral's bounds are from 7AM to 10PM...the second integral is evaluated from 10PM to 7AM the next day.
L is the actual sound pressure level. Notice that for the nighttime integral you add 10dB.
Got this from: The Science and Application of Acoustics by Daniel R. Raichel....finally something I can comment on because we just covered this topic in my engr acoustics class.
Well what happens when every cm^2 of the earth is covered with a computer that size and then people start stacking them on top of eachother like pennies?
You need to check with the department of redundancy department.
To improve cooling, lower contact resistance....
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The heat transfer coefficient for glass isn't as high as metal. Sure it's proper to drink guiness from glass, but if you want to increase the efficiency, use a metal drinking vessel. Also, use something that is flat bottommed to increase contact area. Better yet, use thermal adhesive to permanently stick a metal drinking vessel to the copper plate... that stuff will lower contact resistance quite a bit.
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My friend found a computer at a garage sale for under $100.
What I'm saying is that you'll get more bang for your buck if you go with a used PC. In my friend's case, the monitor and all peripherals were included.
Actually, my mom's new HP Pavillion came with Wild Tangent and lots of other useless crap. I also had a horrible tech support experience with them. The NIC card died. When I got the computer back, they had replaced the Dial Up modem, not the NIC. I complained to one of those Indian dudes at tech support and he said he would notify the repair facility. I told him not to worry about doing anything else, I didn't feel like dealing with them anymore.
...before someone posts the goatsex link.
How do you know when your account was created? I'd like to find the date for mine.
Does it support Ogg files in your playlist yet?
If VOIP can now be tapped, then they should at enforce the do not call list as well. Give us some good with the bad!
The day-night equivalent sound pressure level, Ldn: Ldn = 10log[(1/24)(INT[10^(L/10)dt] + INT[10^((L+10)/10)dt])] The first integral's bounds are from 7AM to 10PM ...the second integral is evaluated from 10PM to 7AM the next day.
L is the actual sound pressure level. Notice that for the nighttime integral you add 10dB.
Got this from: The Science and Application of Acoustics by Daniel R. Raichel. ...finally something I can comment on because we just covered this topic in my engr acoustics class.
We must Destroy X10!! We must destroy all internet ad!!!
Nobody on my MSN list is ever on... they all use AIM.
Metaphor? You mean an Analogy?
Iraq is trying to get rid of their WMD material?
Well what happens when every cm^2 of the earth is covered with a computer that size and then people start stacking them on top of eachother like pennies?
btw, I downloaded it from KaZaA.
Don't gimme nonna dat jibba jabber!
Scott: What are you trying to prove here anyway?
Venkman: I'm studying the effect o negative reinforcement on ESP ability.
Scott: Effect? Effect! I'll tell you what the effect is. This is pissing me off!
You need to check with the department of redundancy department.
The heat transfer coefficient for glass isn't as high as metal. Sure it's proper to drink guiness from glass, but if you want to increase the efficiency, use a metal drinking vessel. Also, use something that is flat bottommed to increase contact area. Better yet, use thermal adhesive to permanently stick a metal drinking vessel to the copper plate... that stuff will lower contact resistance quite a bit.
Want to give us a first and second law analysis? Wanna show that to us on a T-s diagram? I might bring this up in my thermo II class tomrrow.