Brief history of time, Dancing Wu LI Masters and Nature loves to Hide. All good overviews, with a heavy slant from "classical" to "new" (I.E. Quantum) physcics.
Everybody wears these things on their hips, why not a charger that that works like a pedometer? I heard the "average person" walks 10 miles just in a normal day. So lets see...3 feet per step=1760 steps per mile=17600 up and down jolts per day. (not counting the horizontal hip shuffles that I personally take my phone off for)
Definatly agree on multiple systems/redundancy...the advantave of the Cable company providing this box is it's rented...10 bucks a month (arbitrary number) it breaks...they bring a new one in a couple of days. Of course, I'll still have my tuner card/mp3player/dvd etc ad nauseum (sp?) to rely on...
Interesting. A company witha moral back bone? (not saying anything about copyrights/sharing/whatever) but a company, built for profit, that sticks to whatever it's founders morals may be? Heck, the Catholic church has not managed to do that.
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Brief history of time, Dancing Wu LI Masters and Nature loves to Hide. All good overviews, with a heavy slant from "classical" to "new" (I.E. Quantum) physcics.
did i get it? don't bother to mod...my karma already sucks....
of course i am. and again the point?
can we hook up our cell phone cranks to the subway flywheel?
um...good to know...but....how exactally is that relevant?
FP!!! FP!!! um...er...now what?
Everybody wears these things on their hips, why not a charger that that works like a pedometer? I heard the "average person" walks 10 miles just in a normal day. So lets see...3 feet per step=1760 steps per mile=17600 up and down jolts per day. (not counting the horizontal hip shuffles that I personally take my phone off for)
exactly like my search for my next girlfriend...faster...better...cheaper...
Definatly agree on multiple systems/redundancy...the advantave of the Cable company providing this box is it's rented...10 bucks a month (arbitrary number) it breaks...they bring a new one in a couple of days. Of course, I'll still have my tuner card/mp3player/dvd etc ad nauseum (sp?) to rely on...
Interesting. A company witha moral back bone? (not saying anything about copyrights/sharing/whatever) but a company, built for profit, that sticks to whatever it's founders morals may be? Heck, the Catholic church has not managed to do that.