17 Minutes??!? Only 17 minutes to copy an entire Hard Disk Drive's data!!!! The speed! I need to get a copy for my 80286 Compaq Portable III!!! </CRAZYTHOUGHTS>
The flight is 1.5 hours, you need to show up over an hour earlier, and wait a half hour for your baggage; plus all that walking between terminals. The 3 hour train would be faster.
Many ISPs block incoming port 80 connections. Also, your outgoing port number could be [and probably is] different from the port number you are connecting to.
It is not random, you just cannot know what it is. And, following, if you don't know what it is, you can't say that it's random, for all you know it could be perfectly sequential.
They still broadcast it C band, the only difference is they are migrating to a DVB MPEG-2 signal. You can read about this on the NASA-TV website:
The new Digital NASA TV will be on the same satellite (AMC 6) as current analog NASA TV, but on a different transponder (17). In Alaska and Hawaii, we'll be on AMC 7, Transponder 18.
NASA TV is nice, I haven't seen much other than that, as my highschool's reciever unit got taken out by lightning when I was a freshman. Also, if I remember correctly, you can watch alot of raw news feeds.
You seem to be missing it, this device will tell you to go to a route that is currently faster, it will tell others to go there, until that route becomes slower than another, then switch to another route, and so on. This will make the slower routes faster [up to the average] and the faster routes slower [down to the average]. If you do not understand how converging functions work, go take a math class.
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17 Minutes??!? Only 17 minutes to copy an entire Hard Disk Drive's data!!!! The speed! I need to get a copy for my 80286 Compaq Portable III!!! </CRAZYTHOUGHTS>
I wonder, will you be able to thunk 16 bit directly from 64, or do you have to thunk a 32 bit thunker to thunk the 16 bit?
Most of the USB Palms make use of an internal USB-Serial Adapter. Can you check for the adapter and then try again?
You could run a utility that changes the BSOD colors and set both the text and background to black, but that would be too hard....
No, some of us live at local gaming stores.... And the proper term is NERD not GEEK.
That's still more 'donated' than the cost to press one CD and a site license document.
And when you talk about the advice you received from slashdot, no one will notice that it is you?
DO NOT write anything like the following in a slashdot article: My boss has always been a bit nuts.
If these products succeed, we will have to endure many more years of windows.
How do you figure?
Ummm... they do offer a combined package (pc) (mac).
http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
Might be able to do bar graphs.
Forget Blender, How about Maya or Lightwave [screamernet] rendering?
Noble Piece Prize != Nobel Peace Prize
The flight is 1.5 hours, you need to show up over an hour earlier, and wait a half hour for your baggage; plus all that walking between terminals. The 3 hour train would be faster.
Not with gas at a low of $2.00 per gallon for 87 octane
Many ISPs block incoming port 80 connections. Also, your outgoing port number could be [and probably is] different from the port number you are connecting to.
It is not random, you just cannot know what it is. And, following, if you don't know what it is, you can't say that it's random, for all you know it could be perfectly sequential.
NASA TV is nice, I haven't seen much other than that, as my highschool's reciever unit got taken out by lightning when I was a freshman. Also, if I remember correctly, you can watch alot of raw news feeds.
Why not just run one disc on each machine?
No, this is T-I-single-guh-er; it has no relation to T-I-double-guh-er
You can't figure speed out from acceleration? The OP said: you can figure one out from the other, not you can figure each one out from the other.
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Only 30/45 watts? My 250 watt Weller works fine for small traces.
You seem to be missing it, this device will tell you to go to a route that is currently faster, it will tell others to go there, until that route becomes slower than another, then switch to another route, and so on. This will make the slower routes faster [up to the average] and the faster routes slower [down to the average]. If you do not understand how converging functions work, go take a math class.