Apparently AT&T misplaced or spent that cash on something other than rural service. I would guess 90% of the people in my county do not have access to any wired broadband. I talked to the telco reps and they stated they need at least 300 customers. That's difficult when the minimum lot size is 5 acres.
If a signal is low-passed to 4 KHz, Yes it's a 4 KHz "audio signal", but it's still running at 64Kb and delivers 56Kb of data. Voice isn't random noise, but modems are.
I didn't blame anyone, Esp Not the developers. I simple stated that the game runs on a rail, Nothing more. I didn't read the article. My daughter has a number of GH games. My disgust is the planned obsolescence and incompatibility of hardware from release to release. Having to pay $100> for a new controller+game for each release borders on extortion when your 14 YO daughter wants *only* that for xmas. Video Game CRACK.
Oops, I remember reading about white light / incoherent holography in SciAm in the 70's, but I think it still required a "point illumination source" to work.
Is this possible without knowing the angle of incidence of the incoming photon? Even if you sort by photon frequency and have a huge temporal bandwidth? This works in holography, but the focal point and coherence of the light comes from the laser and not a lens.
Only an experiment in natural language processing on one of those early 60's machines would parse that like you did. This is of course, before the card that patched the bug was added to the deck. Are you running with a full deck?
The CDC display was vector, not raster and I'm thinking it was 10 bits in both axis. It was refreshed by the I/O processor. It had a great lunar lander game.
I can't see anything short of a very close nuclear explosion that would be able to feed enough energy into a TWT that would blow the driver amps. IMHO, I think a TWT would require physical destruction to cease operation.
Yes. In that context, the manufacture of a needed and unavailable energy source, without consideration of energy expended, does make complete sense. Much like corn ethanol.
How did it taste?
Wow, /. seems to be even more unstable tonight. Refresh pulls up different discussions, dropping some seemingly at random.
Gud gob Earl.
Stupid perl developer.
Apparently AT&T misplaced or spent that cash on something other than rural service. I would guess 90% of the people in my county do not have access to any wired broadband. I talked to the telco reps and they stated they need at least 300 customers. That's difficult when the minimum lot size is 5 acres.
If a signal is low-passed to 4 KHz, Yes it's a 4 KHz "audio signal", but it's still running at 64Kb and delivers 56Kb of data. Voice isn't random noise, but modems are.
Never presume anything. I've lost a few jobs doing exactly that.
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Is "life-spawn" some European derivation of the American "lifespan"?
I didn't blame anyone, Esp Not the developers.
I simple stated that the game runs on a rail, Nothing more.
I didn't read the article. My daughter has a number of GH games. My disgust is the
planned obsolescence and incompatibility of hardware from release to release.
Having to pay $100> for a new controller+game for each release borders on extortion
when your 14 YO daughter wants *only* that for xmas.
Video Game CRACK.
Didn't think I'd get a -1 troll for pointing out the obvious.
Snort! /I'm drunker then you.
If I have to listen to any more GH1 and GH2 I'll climb a clock tower.
Rock band and guitar hero are just piss poor rail games with better music.
Oops, I remember reading about white light / incoherent holography in SciAm in the 70's, but I think it still required a "point illumination source" to work.
I may be incoherent too.
Is this possible without knowing the angle of incidence of the incoming photon? Even if you sort by photon frequency and have a huge temporal bandwidth?
This works in holography, but the focal point and coherence of the light comes from the laser and not a lens.
Only an experiment in natural language processing on one of those early 60's machines would parse that like you did.
This is of course, before the card that patched the bug was added to the deck.
Are you running with a full deck?
The CDC display was vector, not raster and I'm thinking it was 10 bits in both axis.
It was refreshed by the I/O processor.
It had a great lunar lander game.
Every time I try a High-Five, I miss, or hit the other person with a force that cripples both of us for 10 minutes.
Stupid robots.
Fenyman was making physics fun before Jamie and Adam were daddy's little squirt.
2$ coin? You mean one of those brass, two faced chunk of pocket destruction?
Strange, I got a 404
I can't see anything short of a very close nuclear explosion that would be able to feed enough energy into a TWT that would blow the driver amps. IMHO, I think a TWT would require physical destruction to cease operation.
TO-3 package made me laugh! Snort!
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How did he fit in the uniform? Since it's armor and not form fitting. Starwars is fun space opera. Anyone who argues the correctness is being silly.
Yes. In that context, the manufacture of a needed and unavailable energy source, without consideration of energy expended, does make complete sense.
Much like corn ethanol.
Exactly NOT like.
If you think i'm going to sign that, you're crazy.