give them a bank account that refuses to allow paypal withdrawals..
Case in point- netbank, a real fdic insured bank- open an account with very little money, and list it with paypal.. they will make the required pair of deposits into netbank, and you can report the amounts-- netbank REFUSES to allow paypal to withdraw from their account holders.... voila- problem solved (works for me) I only put money into netbank with paypal
Do you know what that part means?
if malpractice is real, the lifetime 'costs' of taking care of the incident is covered, plus a maximum of 250k for pain and suffering..
unused, an epson printer will occasionally do a cleaning cycle entirely on it's own.. turned off- it will do this on the next power up of over a week or more's non-use. Powered down and unplugged and replugged, it depends on the model.
epson print nozzles dry out- without this cleaning cycle (basically just forcing ink thru into a tank) if you used it for black printing only, and there was no color ink in the cart, the color wouldn't work next time you used the printer.. the nozzles would be fulla gunked up ink
the mind boggles.. take it on a plane that still uses 'large screen at the front' and show your own movies
following a bus at night- project it on the rear of the bus, drive safely and watch a movie/tv (dear, your are getting to close to the screen)
put one on the rear of your motorcycle- pointed at your jacket, for various phrases to roll through-- should realy confuse someone somewhere..
inverted peeping tom- sneak around vidding porn into peoples houses-think what happened when laser pointers first came out- then multiply X the number of porn movies ever made
lead acid batteries are cheap. and mile for mile, citicar/commuta cars were about 1/10 the cost per mile even figuring in the replacement cost of well cared for batteries.
solution?
a universal battery design that gets slid in and out of the car every X miles at a station. an automated process like a car wash, pull in, it pulls the car to the correct point, and slides a new battery in from the side, forcing the old one out.. you are automatically billed based on the charge remaining, and the # of cycles you've charged at home since the last station swap. (against the cost of replacement only) and you drive on.
the batteries are the property of the station, not the car owner. If you've not pulled into a station for 300 cycles, you pretty much pay for the batteries all at once.
actually, a lot of very basic computer stuff (i.e. like dummies books) have you ID components as the Monitor, Keyboard, and CPU
I really think calling it CPU is defensible. http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=cpu includes cpu 2. Occasionally used (although less and less) to refer to the system unit.
Gateways all in one PC's, I needed some POS terminals at a jobsite with very limited space.
I don't reccomend gateway ever, seems like every person who's bought one has sent it in for warranty service at least once...
But, these are REALLY reasonable $$wise when you buy refurbs.
current model includes P4 3.0 256 meg ram, 17 inch lcd dvd & less than a grand..
what does a 17 inch lcd cost? eh-- they worked for that location, one died after two years, and was replaced with the same thing, one still works after three years..
this in a industrial type busy location
http://www.axiontech.com/prdt.php?src=FG&item=1761 2 for an example
small, touchpad, I've seen them recently in use with some SFF shuttle PC's by the AV guys at a convention
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Case in point- netbank, a real fdic insured bank- open an account with very little money, and list it with paypal.. they will make the required pair of deposits into netbank, and you can report the amounts-- netbank REFUSES to allow paypal to withdraw from their account holders.... voila- problem solved (works for me)
I only put money into netbank with paypal
at not a web browser?
seriously, which is more ingrained and used every day?
Do you know what that part means?
if malpractice is real, the lifetime 'costs' of taking care of the incident is covered, plus a maximum of 250k for pain and suffering..
2-and how many of these gizmos would be killed by a nuclear EMP anyway?
is 512mb enough for anyone?
they come in portable versions, with hard cases.
at 500$- no one would buy large screen tv's ever again...
epson print nozzles dry out- without this cleaning cycle (basically just forcing ink thru into a tank) if you used it for black printing only, and there was no color ink in the cart, the color wouldn't work next time you used the printer.. the nozzles would be fulla gunked up ink
take it on a plane that still uses 'large screen at the front' and show your own movies
following a bus at night- project it on the rear of the bus, drive safely and watch a movie/tv (dear, your are getting to close to the screen)
put one on the rear of your motorcycle- pointed at your jacket, for various phrases to roll through-- should realy confuse someone somewhere..
inverted peeping tom- sneak around vidding porn into peoples houses-think what happened when laser pointers first came out- then multiply X the number of porn movies ever made
Sorry, went to download the demo- and it started putting .net on my computer.. I'll pass for now.
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Yes-- as it matter of fact it does.
they destroyed them all..
solution?
a universal battery design that gets slid in and out of the car every X miles at a station. an automated process like a car wash, pull in, it pulls the car to the correct point, and slides a new battery in from the side, forcing the old one out.. you are automatically billed based on the charge remaining, and the # of cycles you've charged at home since the last station swap. (against the cost of replacement only) and you drive on.
the batteries are the property of the station, not the car owner. If you've not pulled into a station for 300 cycles, you pretty much pay for the batteries all at once.
http://money.cnn.com/2004/03/03/news/companies /target.reut/
or verify a signature?
not too good..
I really think calling it CPU is defensible.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=cpu includes cpu
2. Occasionally used (although less and less) to refer to the
system unit.
so Nyaahhh
good for a larf...
I'm sure lots of minimum wage hour employers would welcome this..
Welcome Wally World Employees..
http://www.starvideosystem.com/
it's a home 'blu screen' video mixed
Check it out yer damn self- here-
it captures VGA sized pics.. how well can it grab handwritten notes or (as I read in another article) a bottle of wine well enough that you can ID it?
I don't reccomend gateway ever, seems like every person who's bought one has sent it in for warranty service at least once...
But, these are REALLY reasonable $$wise when you buy refurbs.
current model includes P4 3.0 256 meg ram, 17 inch lcd dvd & less than a grand..
what does a 17 inch lcd cost? eh-- they worked for that location, one died after two years, and was replaced with the same thing, one still works after three years..
this in a industrial type busy location
how many people ride in a scud?
whatever the bid is, I DOUBLE IT!
http://www.axiontech.com/prdt.php?src=FG&item=1761 2
for an example
small, touchpad, I've seen them recently in use with some SFF shuttle PC's by the AV guys at a convention