Yeah I started learning that an an Amstrad CPC 464 (8bit). I cant comment about it being good or bad in any way but I definately started learning it. =)
Three things are needed: 1) A type of sensor (switch, photosensor, etc) 2) A noisemaker (many buzzers available) 3) A mechanism to prevent accidental firing
Accidental firing can be tuned via software as all of these sensors can be made to produce variable electricity. Now you just need someone to produce the device and as I said above, it will not take more than a week to produce a demo when the designer has some electronic/computer skills.
Electronics Whizzes of Slashdot, step up to the plate the winner receives a warm fuzzy feeling inside and a almost unbeatable reference for employment in the field. =)
Looks promising. Since its Open Source, if these guys do have any liability, the software and design will always be available to implement yourself. Money isnt everything. =)
Above there has also been a suggetsion to use a heart rate monitor and a breathing aparatus to detect change.
I would certainly design you a demo of each sensor if I could but its been too long since I cared about electronics and there are electronics experts out there who can make my suggestion into something real.
If you dont get a good example by next week, entice electronics people to make a device either via this online approach or at a local university. It should not take more than a week to produce a working demo product of ANY of the sensors mentioned in my post!
...both in the arenas of security and optimization.
I cant comment too much about IIS but I have developed ASAPI with IIS and thought it was very optimized. Flame me if I am wrong but I think ISAPI is an optimized technology (my book certainly said so and I understood it as being optimized).
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He probably loved his work. =)
RTFM
DVD?
Never seen one.
*Ill get modded to -10000 for this one.*
I am not buying a DVD until its legal to play DVDs in GNU/Linux. I dont support the 'piracy' listed above.
Open Source, Open Platform, Open Eyes!
Some people just arent geeks. :\
will have to accept them, or not use any computers.
:(
Either way - they win.
Sub-Routines?
I dont see those as GOTOs.
Its been a while since I touched Machine Language (NB. Not Assembly) as Computers are more complex.
MenuetOS sounds fun!
Rent a random video on Computing and his name will probably be mentioned in it. :\
What is that Procedural Object language you write?
I dont know of Edsger Wybe Dijkstras written name although I am positive his name is well known verbally to me.
RIP
The Oxford English Dictionary cites his use of the words "vector" and "stack" in a computing context.
I think the answer is yes.
...they don't have to use just one tool.
This idea is common sense IMO. =)
FORTH?
Yeah I started learning that an an Amstrad CPC 464 (8bit). I cant comment about it being good or bad in any way but I definately started learning it. =)
Its me again.
Three things are needed:
1) A type of sensor (switch, photosensor, etc)
2) A noisemaker (many buzzers available)
3) A mechanism to prevent accidental firing
Accidental firing can be tuned via software as all of these sensors can be made to produce variable electricity. Now you just need someone to produce the device and as I said above, it will not take more than a week to produce a demo when the designer has some electronic/computer skills.
Electronics Whizzes of Slashdot, step up to the plate the winner receives a warm fuzzy feeling inside and a almost unbeatable reference for employment in the field. =)
Looks promising. Since its Open Source, if these guys do have any liability, the software and design will always be available to implement yourself. Money isnt everything. =)
Perhaps you missed my posts?
OK I am posting a response to my own suggestion.
Above there has also been a suggetsion to use a heart rate monitor and a breathing aparatus to detect change.
I would certainly design you a demo of each sensor if I could but its been too long since I cared about electronics and there are electronics experts out there who can make my suggestion into something real.
If you dont get a good example by next week, entice electronics people to make a device either via this online approach or at a local university. It should not take more than a week to produce a working demo product of ANY of the sensors mentioned in my post!
Good luck producing the equipment.
Dont agitated people sweat more or produce more heat?
These could be exploited fairly easilly and cheaply to design something although it would probably take alot of fine tuning.
... most of the toys are guns?
Hehe, Mum Linux 2000 comes compatible with Bingo.
I wish I was a Pirate,
Id sail the Seven Seas.
Id find a lovely * lass,
and have her marry me.
^^ Someone please tell me if this is a real song or if its something that I have somehow made up. I am not sure.
[*] I cant remember or havent made this bit up.
Cool, but can I watch it in Linux without breaking laws?
If you bring your DVD with you, it is highly likely that you will also bring your DVD player as well.
Are you serious?
That is quote of the day!
700 dayes without installing any programs and having to reboot to update the registry (or whatever happens)? Impressive.
...both in the arenas of security and optimization.
I cant comment too much about IIS but I have developed ASAPI with IIS and thought it was very optimized. Flame me if I am wrong but I think ISAPI is an optimized technology (my book certainly said so and I understood it as being optimized).