This small gadget can do a number of interesting tasks by itself and is very cheap. It has enough inputs and outputs to set up a variety of sensors and can even be used with Zigbee and GPS devices. http://www.arduino.cc/
Has pretty strict rules on importing some items. When I worked for an electronics shop repairing TVs in the 90s we sold all of our scrap TVs to a Hispanic gentleman who would take them to Mexico and strip them of usable parts then sell them. He could do this with scrap televisions but could not do it with any part for a computer as those were even more restricted.
This is the most important question to ask any corprat. They only think in terms of filthy lucre and by that you can measure the depth of them. Money is not the root of all evil lust for money is.
They are an organization and as an organization rule #1 is self preservation. What ever other rules they deem necessary they will implement after that has been taken care of. Otherwise the organization will cease to exist. They do what they do to perpetuate their existence, all other activities have to be secondary.
Or they wrote the program using some dos based C compiler that links to a several proprietary libraries which have no documentation. The libraries have no upgrade path as the companies no longer exist. The C compiler is I think an MS one with an unknown addon package.
Of course the company had a down turn and let the person go and 10 years later they need the code 'fixed' to work on windows. I'm happy to say it won't be done by me.:)
There is no appeal. They can offer no apology. I will never run their stuff again. I will never allow it to be run any place I work. I will provide substitutes to those friends who are running it for internet use.
That's my level of outrage. I will actively do them harm in any way I can.
They're now all scrabbling like spiders to 'just make it work' to 'justify the use of public funds' so now you all can say it's a doom machine but it will probably just be doom to the machine.
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Yes but since KDE can't do "good change" dropping the K is at least honest on their part. Caizen is a meaningless word and that fits KDE to a T.
It's been ratshack i.e. worthless to me for a decade. They finally got rid of all the electronic 'junk parts' as one store manager called it and have not looked back.
There is that as a disgusting example but I've hated prequels for as long as I recall. I especially hate novel prequels but TV series and movie ones are just as much an abomination.
I'm not sure what you call 'em but there's been 'galactica 80' and such vomitous disrespectful tripe as 'Walking Tall the series" without the zombie sheriff or at least an explaination at the resurrection.;) Maybe call 'em posticles?
That's actually a very clean weapon. It's reasonably easy to clean up the damage it does. The dust or even better 'lint' would be persistent and pernicious.
Explosively Pumped Flux Compression Generators use explosives and are orders of magnitude above what you can generate using standard electronic components.
Carbon dust, preferably something that drifts easily, probably something on a nanoscale like carbon nanotubes. That will damage all kinds of electronics. Many Air Force military communications and computer facilities near flight lines have vents to cut off outside air. They're used mostly for when a plane crashes and burns though it can afford minimal protection against NBC's.
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This is the contents of the special pack that the military used to destroy sensitive equipment. It was in some cases attached to the equipment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermite
It's trivial to set up a system so that even with Hotplug you can still trigger it.
http://www.engadget.com/tag/forensics
This small gadget can do a number of interesting tasks by itself and is very cheap. It has enough inputs and outputs to set up a variety of sensors and can even be used with Zigbee and GPS devices.
http://www.arduino.cc/
Has pretty strict rules on importing some items. When I worked for an electronics shop repairing TVs in the 90s we sold all of our scrap TVs to a Hispanic gentleman who would take them to Mexico and strip them of usable parts then sell them. He could do this with scrap televisions but could not do it with any part for a computer as those were even more restricted.
God did it! It must be right!
*ROFL*
This is the most important question to ask any corprat. They only think in terms of filthy lucre and by that you can measure the depth of them. Money is not the root of all evil lust for money is.
Your second question is "Do I get free M&Ms?"
They are an organization and as an organization rule #1 is self preservation. What ever other rules they deem necessary they will implement after that has been taken care of. Otherwise the organization will cease to exist. They do what they do to perpetuate their existence, all other activities have to be secondary.
http://www.surepure.com/featured/palladium_wire.php
Or they wrote the program using some dos based C compiler that links to a several proprietary libraries which have no documentation. The libraries have no upgrade path as the companies no longer exist. The C compiler is I think an MS one with an unknown addon package.
Of course the company had a down turn and let the person go and 10 years later they need the code 'fixed' to work on windows. I'm happy to say it won't be done by me. :)
There is no appeal. They can offer no apology. I will never run their stuff again. I will never allow it to be run any place I work. I will provide substitutes to those friends who are running it for internet use.
That's my level of outrage. I will actively do them harm in any way I can.
I'm just sayin'.
I'm for outcome based application of 50,000 volts of social reorientation applied at a currnet of 200 amps.
If the outcome of your acts is a capital crime you need to be served extra crispy.
They're now all scrabbling like spiders to 'just make it work' to 'justify the use of public funds' so now you all can say it's a doom machine but it will probably just be doom to the machine.
Yes but since KDE can't do "good change" dropping the K is at least honest on their part. Caizen is a meaningless word and that fits KDE to a T.
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It's been ratshack i.e. worthless to me for a decade. They finally got rid of all the electronic 'junk parts' as one store manager called it and have not looked back.
You sound like a 1990's conspiracy theorist.
There is that as a disgusting example but I've hated prequels for as long as I recall. I especially hate novel prequels but TV series and movie ones are just as much an abomination.
I'm not sure what you call 'em but there's been 'galactica 80' and such vomitous disrespectful tripe as 'Walking Tall the series" without the zombie sheriff or at least an explaination at the resurrection. ;) Maybe call 'em posticles?
Will they be as awful as Enterprise? Or any other lame assed dumbwitted diseased prequel?
If any tax money goes to any student, the teacher, the school or the project in any way none of it should be allowed any copyright.
That's actually a very clean weapon. It's reasonably easy to clean up the damage it does. The dust or even better 'lint' would be persistent and pernicious.
Explosively Pumped Flux Compression Generators use explosives and are orders of magnitude above what you can generate using standard electronic components.
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread59555/pg1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosively_pumped_flux_compression_generator
djb admitted a flaw? But his stuff is perfect and precious according to him! He may be getting senile if he's admitting flaws.
Has he ever developed anything as part of a team and not as either a dictator or a team of one?
http://www.motivatedphotos.com/?id=567
Carbon dust, preferably something that drifts easily, probably something on a nanoscale like carbon nanotubes. That will damage all kinds of electronics. Many Air Force military communications and computer facilities near flight lines have vents to cut off outside air. They're used mostly for when a plane crashes and burns though it can afford minimal protection against NBC's.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_bomb It's scary brilliant how they convert explosive energy to electromagnetic. It's also far easier to build than any nuclear device.