Imagine using your iPod and a regular old microphone to record studio-quality audio. No can do, this is slashdot. However, if you want, I can imagine a beowulf clusters of iPods.
On the contrary. Want a quieter case? Use a fan with bigger blades. Like that, more air can be moved with lower rotational speed and noise will be reduced. With a case built entirely of fans, I imagine each fan only needs to rotate very slowly for good ventilation. This thing has the potential to be extremely quiet!
I use the the 'ball' at the base of my pinky to press the ctrl-key. Leaves the pinky free for all the keys it was intended for: the q, a and z as well as capslock,tab and shift.
...for airport security, honestly!", Thus spoke the geek inventor of the device he affectionally calls "the incredible peepshow machine". "It took quite a bit of tweaking to get the part of the nipples and genitals outlines right though"
Support. No, seriously. I've seen both proprietary software and open source software crash on me.
With proprietary software, most home users will not be able to do much more than call a paid support phone number and hope their problem goes away in the next version. Those helpdeskers are usually helpdeskers for a reason- if they could develop, they would.
Compare this with the level of support you often get with open source software. To open source developers, their project is often their baby. Not only do the developers not mind you reporting bugs, they actually seem grateful for it. I've seen "help it crashes!" being responded to by "ok let's fire up the debugger", resulting in a solution the same day. Now that's a kind of support I have yet to see in closed-source.
Your observation is correct, that obviously must be a mistake. Among sounds heard by humans, the firing of military rifles can reach 150 dB. Sounds this powerful can apparently break bones in the ear, and so I assume would have to be the loudest sounds that we can hear. 550 dB would be just ever so slightly over the line.
Well we could do a little poll here. I use Google. So that brings the grand total to 2 vs. 0. Now all we need to do is poll the rest of the people here:)
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Imagine using your iPod and a regular old microphone to record studio-quality audio. No can do, this is slashdot. However, if you want, I can imagine a beowulf clusters of iPods.
Something like this?
On the contrary. Want a quieter case? Use a fan with bigger blades. Like that, more air can be moved with lower rotational speed and noise will be reduced. With a case built entirely of fans, I imagine each fan only needs to rotate very slowly for good ventilation. This thing has the potential to be extremely quiet!
...and the article is written by Victor YODAiken. Coincidence? I think not...
Well, word goes the problem wasn't that he downloaded them. Problem is he *uploaded* some of them.
"It's" is spelled with an apostrophe if it's short for 'it is'. Nothing wrong there
And you use what finger to press ESC?
I use the the 'ball' at the base of my pinky to press the ctrl-key. Leaves the pinky free for all the keys it was intended for: the q, a and z as well as capslock,tab and shift.
> Hmm what keeps someone from storing plastic explosive up their a$$?
The Darwin Awards?
...for airport security, honestly!", Thus spoke the geek inventor of the device he affectionally calls "the incredible peepshow machine". "It took quite a bit of tweaking to get the part of the nipples and genitals outlines right though"
Pick me, pick me --- ooh, pick me!!! *Bounce*
Support. No, seriously. I've seen both proprietary software and open source software crash on me.
With proprietary software, most home users will not be able to do much more than call a paid support phone number and hope their problem goes away in the next version. Those helpdeskers are usually helpdeskers for a reason- if they could develop, they would.
Compare this with the level of support you often get with open source software. To open source developers, their project is often their baby. Not only do the developers not mind you reporting bugs, they actually seem grateful for it. I've seen "help it crashes!" being responded to by "ok let's fire up the debugger", resulting in a solution the same day. Now that's a kind of support I have yet to see in closed-source.
Sure. If your freezer goes to 11.
Call in sick.
Match the noise with the camera pictures?
...which is more important than safety, especially on a rainy day.
"Yes it can play Mario. Just wait a few more years until I get it to run MAME"
Your observation is correct, that obviously must be a mistake. Among sounds heard by humans, the firing of military rifles can reach 150 dB. Sounds this powerful can apparently break bones in the ear, and so I assume would have to be the loudest sounds that we can hear. 550 dB would be just ever so slightly over the line.
Actually with this kind of power, what really matters is if it plays tic-tac-toe. Or a nice game of chess.
Could you please lend me 3.3m euros?
... And as a Dutch, believe me, we rarely travel by taxi 'cause the rates are so ridiculously high.
Well we could do a little poll here. I use Google. So that brings the grand total to 2 vs. 0. Now all we need to do is poll the rest of the people here :)
Mean while back in middle America I open a 10 cent package of Raman Noodles Raw, I presume?
Of course there's this crazy little invention called RAID.
H2S is also the main smelly component in farts. Somehow nobody has volunteered for a human hibernation experiment yet. Now why would that be?