thanks for a solid science reply.. I have to ask though, what does the pressure of the balloon equate to in 'sea level' pressure--
it must up the density of the helium when you inflate it into the rubber..
Does my CDMA phone drain the battery faster when it says it is "searching"?
Short answer: Yes, quite a lot.
Long answer: In order to make the battery last as long as possible, all CDMA phones turn on and off portions of themselves constantly.
When the phone is normally idle, the receiver is only on perhaps 2% of the time, if that. But when the phone says it issearching, that means it is attempting to get in contact with the cellular system. To do that, it has to have the receiver on most of the time.
The receiver consumes quite a lot of power, and therefore the phone will drain the battery much faster if it spends long periods searching. If you're going into an area where you can be pretty certain the phone can never contact a cell (such as riding a subway), you might want to turn the phone off in order to preserve the battery. (Note that it does not harm the phone or the battery to search; it just runs the battery down.)
and just perhaps, the relevant bit is "payments from user to user"
if they have been trial running it with merchants who sell stuff, perhaps they will only take payments from people and to businesses, not multiple individual to individual payments.
or something akin to microsofts original idea for 'microsoft wallet' where google keeps your cc info private to them, and authorizes payments to individual merchants in aggregate..
or micropayments tracked by google, billed to you every X days, (or paid in advance) in lump sum amounts that then make the cc discounts surviveable to the merchant charging (google finance)
there are more niche needs for financial transactions, than just paying for ebay items.
the bill version gives you a share in the charges.
every fon hotspot will have a cost for 'aliens' and 'bills' if the hotspot is run by a 'linus' fon will get all the money.
every fon hotspot in the USA will be free, for you, if you run a linus spot- which gets fon more net cash. but even your own spot, will be provided at a charge to anyone not a 'linus' themselves
most cell phones have a low power and high power mode for hitting the towers, and if you do this with a live phone, it'll drain the battery trying to connect...
apparently eating pizza to wit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pac_man receiving inspiration from a pizza with one slice missing [1], game designer Iwatani spent approximately seventeen months on a game that revolved around eating
the third has CONTACT INFORMATION PHONE (407) 659-5300 FAX (407) 659-5301 EMAIL info@meshnetworks.com MAILING Motorola ADDRESS P.O. Box 948133 Maitland, FL 32794-8133 WEB SITE www.Motorola.com/mesh
taking the 'meshnetworks' and hunting on that domain I tried http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q= MN2064a++site%3Ameshnetworks.com which is no longer a valid website, but the cache has "Hardware Developers Kit The HDK includes all documentation and tools needed to evaluate and develop a wireless radio based on the MN2064A ASIC chipset. The HDK includes the following components:
Users Guide and technical Data Sheet MN2064A Evaluation Board with documentation Complete schematics and Gerber files for a prototype radio transceiver IBIS simulation models BSDL boundary scan file for manufacturing test Product Information Sheet: MN2064A Digital ASIC Adobe PDF File
Need Acrobat Reader? Click HERE.
which gives us the name of the target file from the cache www.meshnetworks.com/pdf/data_sheet_mn2064a_asic.p df
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it's a pressure switch.. it's not hardwired to the cells... when the mold moves, the motion is detected.. and then the robot moves.
you say, eventually an old trick has to stop being used, I say read the following
http://www.historybuff.com/library/refbarnum.html
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=EMTALA+violat ion
the definition of 'emergency' can be really interesting though....
I thought they spoke deutsch?
look for DURANTE and NETFLIX in COLORADO....
you don't live in Colorado-- right?= durante+carrier+netflix&btnG=Search+News
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=&ie=UTF-8&q
in large ovens in many european countries, but as he has living relatives (and may himself be alive and well in brazil!) we won't put his name here..
it starts with an H
is that even applicable in the netherlands?
under what body of laws?
a video card maker is under no legal requirement to make sure their product is compatible with another third party product...
the MARKET might punish them, but the law can't
thanks for a solid science reply..
I have to ask though, what does the pressure of the balloon equate to in 'sea level' pressure--
it must up the density of the helium when you inflate it into the rubber..
materials for the space elevator (AS YET UNMADE) are designed to withstand incredible stress..
what if you made your blimp out of the same material, in rigid form, and had an empty blimp.
pop quiz, what lifts better, helium, hydrogen, or vaccuum?
partnering with FIAT!
t +fiat
chortle....
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=&q=microsof
http://home.san.rr.com/denbeste/search.html
Does my CDMA phone drain the battery faster when it says it is "searching"?
Short answer: Yes, quite a lot.
Long answer: In order to make the battery last as long as possible, all CDMA phones turn on and off portions of themselves constantly.
When the phone is normally idle, the receiver is only on perhaps 2% of the time, if that. But when the phone says it issearching, that means it is attempting to get in contact with the cellular system. To do that, it has to have the receiver on most of the time.
The receiver consumes quite a lot of power, and therefore the phone will drain the battery much faster if it spends long periods searching. If you're going into an area where you can be pretty certain the phone can never contact a cell (such as riding a subway), you might want to turn the phone off in order to preserve the battery. (Note that it does not harm the phone or the battery to search; it just runs the battery down.)
and just perhaps, the relevant bit is "payments from user to user"
if they have been trial running it with merchants who sell stuff, perhaps they will only take payments from people and to businesses, not multiple individual to individual payments.
or something akin to microsofts original idea for 'microsoft wallet' where google keeps your cc info private to them, and authorizes payments to individual merchants in aggregate..
or micropayments tracked by google, billed to you every X days, (or paid in advance) in lump sum amounts that then make the cc discounts surviveable to the merchant charging (google finance)
there are more niche needs for financial transactions, than just paying for ebay items.
the bill version gives you a share in the charges.
every fon hotspot will have a cost for 'aliens' and 'bills'
if the hotspot is run by a 'linus' fon will get all the money.
every fon hotspot in the USA will be free, for you, if you run a linus spot- which gets fon more net cash.
but even your own spot, will be provided at a charge to anyone not a 'linus' themselves
most cell phones have a low power and high power mode for hitting the towers, and if you do this with a live phone, it'll drain the battery trying to connect...
TTY? I don't see that term in the original 'ask' as part of the spec.....
I read, and reread, the 'ask' header, and don't see where it must be open source..
have you looked at exchange? or microsoft small buisness server?
apparently eating pizza
to wit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pac_man
receiving inspiration from a pizza with one slice missing [1], game designer Iwatani spent approximately seventeen months on a game that revolved around eating
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00067AXYU/sr=1-1 /qid=1139117116/ref=sr_1_1/104-3007158-9135965?_en coding=UTF84 /qid=1139117116/ref=sr_1_4/104-3007158-9135965?_en coding=UTF8
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00000K2H6/sr=1-
shall I continue?
the first result has a listing of Motorola Limited Jays Close, Viables Industrial Estate, BASINGSTOKE, Hampshire, RG22 4PD, UK email: mesh@motorola.com web: www.motorola.com/emea/mesh
the second has the same contact info
the third has
= MN2064a++site%3Ameshnetworks.com which is no longer a valid website, but the cache has
p df
I C&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&filter=0
CONTACT INFORMATION
PHONE (407) 659-5300
FAX (407) 659-5301
EMAIL info@meshnetworks.com
MAILING Motorola
ADDRESS P.O. Box 948133
Maitland, FL 32794-8133
WEB SITE www.Motorola.com/mesh
taking the 'meshnetworks' and hunting on that domain I tried
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q
"Hardware Developers Kit
The HDK includes all documentation and tools needed to evaluate and develop a wireless radio based on the MN2064A ASIC chipset. The HDK includes the following components:
Users Guide and technical Data Sheet
MN2064A Evaluation Board with documentation
Complete schematics and Gerber files for a prototype radio transceiver
IBIS simulation models
BSDL boundary scan file for manufacturing test
Product Information Sheet:
MN2064A Digital ASIC
Adobe PDF File
Need Acrobat Reader? Click HERE.
which gives us the name of the target file from the cache
www.meshnetworks.com/pdf/data_sheet_mn2064a_asic.
Now looking at
http://www.google.com/search?q=MN2064A+Digital+AS
shows the developer kit for a # of countries which includes in part
"Users Guide and technical Data Sheet
MN2064A Evaluation Board with documentation"
Good Luck
good luck
if 700$ gets you 82 fps in a game, that's 8$ per frame
if 200$ gets you 40 fps that's 50 cents a frame
if a 10$ card gets you 30 fps,
are you really ONLY gonna buy based on $/fps?
enjoy your 10$ card.
http://www.usbgear.com/USB-Video-Card.html
with wimax hardware on board? maybe a self made "fuck you telco" wisp box?
would you sign up for google broadband to skip this crap?