I never did it. However i did see it happen multiple times. One clueless student even demonstrated it to the Sys admin who could not work out why so many machines were dying. I dont know whether or not he informed the manufacturer, because that probably would have voided all the warrantee claims.
And it was a private school. Typical private school mentality from the more deviant amongst us.
Back in Highschool the 386 and 486 pcs had the old standard keyboard lock. By rubbing your shoes on the carpet, lifting them up and holding your finger milimeters away from the metal keyboard lock a static discharge would then hit the lock. Monitor would go black and an instant fried motherboard was the result. The school just kept replacing them under warranty claims. And these were dropping about the rate of one or two a week.
Also, something cant be 'very unique'. It is either unique or it is not. There are no levels of unique-ness. You cant say that something is 'a little unique' or that an object is 'more unique than something else'. But then the grammer of slashdot and its editors is uniqie.
No, you look at how much traffic is now going through the cheaper or free wireless network, and then work out how much it would cost if it was going through your expensive and overpriced wireless carrier. That is how much money you are losing.
Obviously completely incorrect because people will use it A LOT at the lower price, and almost NOT AT ALL at the higher price. Smells like RIAA and MPAA maths to me.
I could actually respect a spammer that had the "guts" to route their spam through a server owned by a group that could unload a platoon of M1A2s on his front lawn and permanently crush everything in sight in about 2 seconds.
Back in the earlier days of the world wide web, If you wanted to send a friend a million or so emails to jam up his 14.4bbs connection, you simply used a US Military Mail Server as they almost all allowed mail relaying.
I have no doubt that even now, spam is being sent from Spyware-Owned Windows Boxes under the control of the US Military...
These have been around for quite some time... And generally they suck. Parity Software's (Now part of Intel) VOS is an example, and personally, I'd much rather just code.
A board I assist to admin was done and it Runs Invision Power Board on PHP. The worm kept knocking it over, originally it started as version 1.2 but eventually changed to version 1.3.
That indicates to me that someone may have been doing some active development on it...
But that is not always true. I found out the hard way that Service Pack 6a for windows NT misses out some crutial updates for HAL to allow multi monitors that came out in service pack 3.
Install SP3, then SP6a, multi monitor will work. Install only sp6a, multi monitor will not work.
Bad luck in my case, I couldnt un-install 6a, but I couldnt install sp3. *Reformat* time.
With this device, you cant FEEL the buttons, so you have to look at it as you adjust it.
Example: My tv remote. I'm watching tv, I pick up the remote, and I can adjust channel, volume, power etc with out looking at the remote. With a device like this, you cant do that, as there is no tactile feel, you cant just feel where the volume button is and press it, you have to visually find it first. There is a programmable LCD remote available that has floundered on the market for exactly this reason.
This also applies to the main application for this device, audio mixing (as well as stage lighting and visual applications.) Try cueing audio to some on stage effect while having to look at this device instead of looking onstage...
Its a cool device and I'd love it at home, but the lack of tactile feel will make it useless in many applications.
We've been thrashing it out on a test box. Only had one problem and I'm not sure whether or not is SATA related.. The mount magically appeared full. I couldnt anything that was taking up all the space. A reboot and its all magically back to normal. And were talking about 35gb suddenly going missing...
Apart from that, everything on the SATA drive has been fine.
There should be a few outer joins there....
SELECT ss.lastname,ss.firstname,*
FROM SocialSecurity SS
RIGHT OUTER JOIN FBIFiles FF ON SS.C.......
Most terrorists probably wont have SocialSecurity Numbers.
I just thought the first half of the movie was funnier than the second half. There were some good moments here and there later in the movie, but the first half had the whole audience laughing hysterically at least once a minute.
Yes the they have had their fair share of construction problems and the media loves to bash them. However they have proven themselves to be more than capable.
I had a USB2 Card that fried Video cards in a certain motherboard. Add usb card, boot, computer wouldnt boot. Remove usb2 card, motherboard complains of no video card. Replace video card and computer works until some idiot tries to add the usb2 card again!
1. It is Maralinga.
2. The Tests were done by the British, not the Yanks.
Your plan obviously forgets the fact the the Electricity generated at Maralinga would need to be transported 1500 or so Km's to get to anywhere that its needed.
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I never did it. However i did see it happen multiple times. One clueless student even demonstrated it to the Sys admin who could not work out why so many machines were dying. I dont know whether or not he informed the manufacturer, because that probably would have voided all the warrantee claims.
And it was a private school. Typical private school mentality from the more deviant amongst us.
Obviously completely incorrect because people will use it A LOT at the lower price, and almost NOT AT ALL at the higher price. Smells like RIAA and MPAA maths to me.
Back in the earlier days of the world wide web, If you wanted to send a friend a million or so emails to jam up his 14.4bbs connection, you simply used a US Military Mail Server as they almost all allowed mail relaying.
I have no doubt that even now, spam is being sent from Spyware-Owned Windows Boxes under the control of the US Military...
Very useful for those working in the field needing to get photos back to the office.
That indicates to me that someone may have been doing some active development on it...
Install SP3, then SP6a, multi monitor will work.
Install only sp6a, multi monitor will not work.
Bad luck in my case, I couldnt un-install 6a, but I couldnt install sp3. *Reformat* time.
Your moderated as funny. But this was my exact first serious thought as well.
Example: My tv remote. I'm watching tv, I pick up the remote, and I can adjust channel, volume, power etc with out looking at the remote. With a device like this, you cant do that, as there is no tactile feel, you cant just feel where the volume button is and press it, you have to visually find it first. There is a programmable LCD remote available that has floundered on the market for exactly this reason.
This also applies to the main application for this device, audio mixing (as well as stage lighting and visual applications.) Try cueing audio to some on stage effect while having to look at this device instead of looking onstage...
Its a cool device and I'd love it at home, but the lack of tactile feel will make it useless in many applications.
Apart from that, everything on the SATA drive has been fine.
There should be a few outer joins there.... SELECT ss.lastname,ss.firstname,* FROM SocialSecurity SS RIGHT OUTER JOIN FBIFiles FF ON SS.C....... Most terrorists probably wont have SocialSecurity Numbers.
I also found this with South Park the Movie.
Yes the they have had their fair share of construction problems and the media loves to bash them. However they have proven themselves to be more than capable.
Communications has always used 1000 bits per kilobit, unlike the 1024bits per kilobit (traditionally) used in computing.
2. The Tests were done by the British, not the Yanks.
Your plan obviously forgets the fact the the Electricity generated at Maralinga would need to be transported 1500 or so Km's to get to anywhere that its needed.
So that explains why people have been trying to sell me v1AgrA, xeaneix, and derugs all lieglly via my email then...