Since it's got a coax connector for the built in cable modem, shouldn't it have an rj11 connector for the built in dsl modem? The rj45 is for the network side of the modem, not the phone line side.
You, apparently, don't work in the manufacturing industry.
I do. I produce my products in Southern California, even though I pay a huge penalty in wages and insurance and taxes to do so.
One of my largest competitors is literally around the corner. His products are made in Taiwan/China.
Even so, MY retail price is lower than his. And my '05 model products are already stocked on the shelf. If he's lucky, his are in a container on a ship waiting to get through customs.
Your dollar isn't going any farther. It's just increasing somebody's profit rather than paying wages of my American neighbors.
I used to work closely with an engineer from FANUC, and he claimed (heresay now) they each employee had to apply for a new patent each year. And those that had one awarded were treated well.
Renting out a convention center and providing programs and conferences for the attendees can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Working in the machine tool business, I worked shows at Westec a number of times. Our booth, along with power, water, carpet, etc. was several hundred thou.
If you already own a Playstation, what possible benefit is there (aside from a marginal space savings) to having the PS2 be backwards compatible?
The PS2 gets connected to my big tv, and the PSone goes into the kids play room. Right next to my old vcr, and connected to my old tv, with my older dish receiver on it. We can share tv, movies, and video games with ease.
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Don't forget that Dominic Giampaolo is behind spotlight on the Apple team.
Isn't it great that the Mac unit can show the Windows guys the right way to fix a bug?
Since it's got a coax connector for the built in cable modem, shouldn't it have an rj11 connector for the built in dsl modem? The rj45 is for the network side of the modem, not the phone line side.
I'm against the killing of tuna by dolphin fisherman, myself.
And yeah, I know dolphins are mammals.
Regarding option 2: How about the 4-500 CDs that I already owned before the iPod was invented?
Those songs went on the iPod nicely without having to buy a thing.
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You, apparently, don't work in the manufacturing industry.
I do. I produce my products in Southern California, even though I pay a huge penalty in wages and insurance and taxes to do so.
One of my largest competitors is literally around the corner. His products are made in Taiwan/China.
Even so, MY retail price is lower than his. And my '05 model products are already stocked on the shelf. If he's lucky, his are in a container on a ship waiting to get through customs.
Your dollar isn't going any farther. It's just increasing somebody's profit rather than paying wages of my American neighbors.
Sitting on the couch, watching TV, reach over and grab my iBook off the coffee table. Pop it open. It's on. No waiting. And it's quiet.
Or is the bible not an authoritative source?
Bingo.
Just between you and me, I'd say at least 2.
I'm sure some monkey got it, anyway. They always do.
GNU's Now Unix.
Who are the consumers going to be pissed off at when their Real-purchased music quits working on an updated iPod?
I used to work closely with an engineer from FANUC, and he claimed (heresay now) they each employee had to apply for a new patent each year. And those that had one awarded were treated well.
On my last trip to Vegas, I noticed quite a bit of empty land right here on earth.
Renting out a convention center and providing programs and conferences for the attendees can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Working in the machine tool business, I worked shows at Westec a number of times. Our booth, along with power, water, carpet, etc. was several hundred thou.
And there were many larger booths than ours.
Yeah! So I can upgrade from my G4 to something that's "not much slower than 32 bit and it works."
me thinks I'll spend my wad on a side of beef and enjoy the summer.
Dontcha mean "peek" traffic
And what protection do you use for the hardened 'poke' traffic?
STFU, this could be important!
Of course Novell did it. The way I read the article, Novell is suing because they didn't get a big enough of the cut.
How could they sue without admitting to being the masterminds behind the deal?
However, which would you rather be in, a twin engine aircraft that just lost one engine, or a single engine aircraft that just lost an engine?
That depends, can the twin engine plane successfully land with only one engine running?
Thanks for the .sig!
If you already own a Playstation, what possible benefit is there (aside from a marginal space savings) to having the PS2 be backwards compatible?
The PS2 gets connected to my big tv, and the PSone goes into the kids play room. Right next to my old vcr, and connected to my old tv, with my older dish receiver on it. We can share tv, movies, and video games with ease.
Please, the way HD technology rolls along, they're just getting their first 2400bps modem.
But once you're in space, all that "I'm going to Mars" coolness that get's you laid is rendered void by the other people in your crew.