- downhill coast and turn engine off (you gotta know what you are doing - PS fails and break booster as well after a while)
And while you are at it, tune your carburetor.
Modern ECUs already turn off the engine when you are coasting down a hill. Fuel injectors don't have to inject something every time the intake valve opens.
I had a Subaru that wouldn't start putting fuel into the engine quick enough, so every time it the engine was really cold and I pushed in the clutch after going down a hill, it would stall.
Call it what you will, plenty of people have lost jobs due to copyright infringement.
I said nothing in relation to whether that is true or not. It might be true.
I am complaining about grouping copyrights, patents, and trademarks into the ambiguous term "intellectual property", and then attributing losses to the "theft" of that. If they mean copyright infringement, why don't they say that?
Or could I blame a patent troll with IP theft as well? Are people using "Xerox" to refer to a photocopier also guilty if IP theft?
I only have 1 Buffalo router, a WHR-G54S, and it is mounted to a pole, outside in the sun, rain, snow and ice (it is in Colorado, so that isn't a mutually exclusive list). It is fed a little bit too much voltage over 100' of sprinkler cable, in a telcom case. At this point it has been there for over a year.
Current uptime: 123 days
The only issues I ever have with the router is antenna misalignment from my other 19 dBi antennas being accidentally moved.
Yep, and some kind of cheating rely on packet sniffing, so there is nothing that they could get from the "system ram" to show that the person is cheating.
Imagine a second computer with a radar screen in a FPS, etc.
If you really want to do homebrew, look at the Pandora which is more powerful than the PSP, and is very open source friendly. (It isn't completely open source because the 3d driver is currently a binary-blob, but the rest is Open Source)
1) strangling it in the bathtub. There cannot be any socialist expansion during Obama because there simply is no way to finance it either with direct revenue or borrowing.
What if the government starts to print lots of money to fund that stuff, creating a large invisible tax on everyone through inflation?
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Too bad the the ISS is in a decaying orbit.
"Republican" faction of the American Party:
Borrow and Spend
"Democrat" faction of the American Party:
Tax and Spend
The direction of the torque?
Agreed that it is very slight, and I engine brake all the time. I even sold an auto Jeep for a manual Subaru just so that would work (better).
And while you are at it, tune your carburetor.
Modern ECUs already turn off the engine when you are coasting down a hill. Fuel injectors don't have to inject something every time the intake valve opens.
I had a Subaru that wouldn't start putting fuel into the engine quick enough, so every time it the engine was really cold and I pushed in the clutch after going down a hill, it would stall.
So, "lay on" or "roll on"?
Not even congress reads the laws.
I said nothing in relation to whether that is true or not. It might be true.
I am complaining about grouping copyrights, patents, and trademarks into the ambiguous term "intellectual property", and then attributing losses to the "theft" of that. If they mean copyright infringement, why don't they say that?
Or could I blame a patent troll with IP theft as well?
Are people using "Xerox" to refer to a photocopier also guilty if IP theft?
I would estimate the number of jobs lost to intellectual property theft to be very little, and probably mostly due to patents.
Please stop grouping trademarks, patents, and copyrights together.
But not enough for everybody.
Or use a better DB: PostgreSQL
Blue Screen of Death.
You seem to be under the impression that the government cares about what is "legal".
You haven't learned anything in the last... 100 years?
Just look at (what is left) of the Constitution.
[doublypedantic]Some of it did hit the earth. It just didn't hit the earth intact, or in any large pieces[/doublypedantic]
Are you saying it all evaporated, and left the atmosphere? Because if any of it landed on the earth, then it did hit the Earth.
You already have that one.
What is needed is "distribution of software for circumvention of encryption of a copyrighted file for fair use shall be legal" exemption.
I only have 1 Buffalo router, a WHR-G54S, and it is mounted to a pole, outside in the sun, rain, snow and ice (it is in Colorado, so that isn't a mutually exclusive list). It is fed a little bit too much voltage over 100' of sprinkler cable, in a telcom case. At this point it has been there for over a year.
Current uptime: 123 days
The only issues I ever have with the router is antenna misalignment from my other 19 dBi antennas being accidentally moved.
That party got renamed to the "Libertarian" party?
Yep, and some kind of cheating rely on packet sniffing, so there is nothing that they could get from the "system ram" to show that the person is cheating.
Imagine a second computer with a radar screen in a FPS, etc.
That is one of those jokes where if you have to explain it, it is worthless, but the specific episode I was referring to is Failsafe
And in other news, the asteroid was found to have large amounts of Naquadah in it.
If you really want to do homebrew, look at the Pandora which is more powerful than the PSP, and is very open source friendly. (It isn't completely open source because the 3d driver is currently a binary-blob, but the rest is Open Source)
I have this book sitting in my Amazon cart, because I might get it for developing 3D stuff on the Pandora.
I preordered the Pandora, and should get it by Christmas, so I haven't gotten this book yet.
You mean "porn", right?
OCR documents for porn, that could work.
What if the government starts to print lots of money to fund that stuff, creating a large invisible tax on everyone through inflation?
Unless it is evil-twin Spock.
I would be happy with being able to buy a P90 or a Glock 18.