depends on how one defines "reality show"? What seems to be on a lot when I don't have the remote is "do the thing and then have the judges kick someone off after spending 15 minutes watching the judges debate about who did the thing the worst". examples of "thing"; bake cupcakes, bake a cake, cook a meal, decorate a purse, decorate some shoes, make a necklace with bird poo that was collected at the beach earlier in the show while the contestants had one are tied behind their backs. Are those reality shows?
right, I'll poiint you to 99% of industral parts vendors that do not have selection software for my phone (HTC blahblahblah running CM7). Also have you ever tried to do anything in cad on a 4 inch screen? heck my 23" 1900x1050 dual screens at work are too small.
I'll give you that generally for home use that the phone + tablet will work, but good luck if you want to create and maintain a list of addresses and print them out on envelopes every Christmas (my grandmother is doing that). Want to edit that video you shot and burn it to dvd to send out with the christmas card? yep desktop again.
Hulu on your TV? Rip a CD/DVD? store more than 10GB of music/vidoes? Better have a computer.
Anyways, I expect to see a rise of low powered home servers, with optical drives in them as more people start dumping traditional computers... I should get into that market, but I bet the margins are very low.
I'd bet every conference room in the building has an account. You invite to you meeting and it auto accepts if it doesn't have a conflict. Anyone that should be able to schedule meetings can also view the details of the rooms "events".
Want to go to lunch? send out a meeting invite. To be honest the thing that has always seemed to get the most real use is the calender system.
Know of a host-able calendar that integrates with LDAP, allows "bot" type accounts, has an easy to use(at close to OWA as it can be) web interface, allows users to have multiple calendars, and manage sharing on each both on a per calendar basis, and on an event basis? Can you delegate to other users with it, so the secretary can add the VP to events or send out invites on his/her behalf?
wait, what i read of that was OT for IT workers salaried with a base rate over X.
What kind of salaried workers get OT... That is part of the deal with being salary. The flip side of that is that you don't usually have a punch card, or "we see you were 5 minutes 3 times last month, here is your box"
Now if it is hourly employees I'm right there with you, but with a salary all you get to do when you work OT is increase the base hours and lower your $/Hour you get paid.
I would think the load of a fridge while running the compressor would be about the same all the time. It turns on, runs at 100% cooling, and turns off again.
Changing the speed of the compressor motor adds all sorts of extra hardware to the refrigeration circuit. I'm willing to bet the single speed fridge has a fixed port expansion device. Swapping to the variable speed setup would at least add a "thermal expansion valve", if not an "Electronic expansion valve" and the EEV controller board, and probably a receiver in the high side as well. It may not actually cool the plate evaporator evenly (meaning freezing food in one part, and warm food in the other.
anyways, just my $0.02 and an HVAC guy, not a refrigeration guy.
I'll give you it is different... buut you can get a 80% efficient switch mode dc-dc converter on a chip for a few bucks (including the few extra bits you need to run it) in single lots. Imagine what GE can get price wise in their 10,000,000 part order? Heck i have a a dc-dc switch-mode PSU in my cigarette lighter to USB power thing in the car. It costed me $1 including the shipping.
seeing as the AC->DC wall worts seem to be getting much better and smaller i'm not really sure which is better any more.
Since you seem to like switching distros rather than window managers/desk top environments, try Xubuntu. All the "goodness" of ubuntu, with all the goodness of XFCE (kindda like Gnome2 but not on life support and without all the crap baked in).
maybe not the content of the movie itself, but around the convenience of watching it, or the kids toys (look at how much cars made from the sale of movies, vs the sale of other "hard" goods). To be honest I hardly pirate anything, just a few motor-sports events(you know the ones where they have to turn in both directions, and change speed) that i just can't seem to find with decent coverage here in the states. If someone where to offer me a better option than bittorrent that would allow me to watch when i have time to over say 2-3 weeks from the time of the event, with at least the same quality as the 720P bit streams of the commercial free BBC coverage I get now I'd likely pay for it.
Anyways, thinking the content is the valuable part is the wrong way to look at it. Movies sell popcorn and Halloween costumes, not the movie itself.
$125, back in march and I'll have little reason to upgrade next year as well.. The whole build was less than a grand including the new case, PSU, monitor, 1055T X6, and 8GB ram only things I didn't replace were the keyboard and mouse. So about $80 a month so far, and it will probably be down around $40 when I upgrade again.
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well made engaging documentaries of ancient peoples engineering achievements are missing from the internet.
depends on how one defines "reality show"? What seems to be on a lot when I don't have the remote is "do the thing and then have the judges kick someone off after spending 15 minutes watching the judges debate about who did the thing the worst". examples of "thing"; bake cupcakes, bake a cake, cook a meal, decorate a purse, decorate some shoes, make a necklace with bird poo that was collected at the beach earlier in the show while the contestants had one are tied behind their backs. Are those reality shows?
As long as it enables time travel and mows lawns i don't care wtf it is.
right, I'll poiint you to 99% of industral parts vendors that do not have selection software for my phone (HTC blahblahblah running CM7). Also have you ever tried to do anything in cad on a 4 inch screen? heck my 23" 1900x1050 dual screens at work are too small.
I'll give you that generally for home use that the phone + tablet will work, but good luck if you want to create and maintain a list of addresses and print them out on envelopes every Christmas (my grandmother is doing that). Want to edit that video you shot and burn it to dvd to send out with the christmas card? yep desktop again.
Hulu on your TV? Rip a CD/DVD? store more than 10GB of music/vidoes? Better have a computer.
Anyways, I expect to see a rise of low powered home servers, with optical drives in them as more people start dumping traditional computers... I should get into that market, but I bet the margins are very low.
I'd bet every conference room in the building has an account. You invite to you meeting and it auto accepts if it doesn't have a conflict. Anyone that should be able to schedule meetings can also view the details of the rooms "events".
Want to go to lunch? send out a meeting invite. To be honest the thing that has always seemed to get the most real use is the calender system.
Know of a host-able calendar that integrates with LDAP, allows "bot" type accounts, has an easy to use(at close to OWA as it can be) web interface, allows users to have multiple calendars, and manage sharing on each both on a per calendar basis, and on an event basis? Can you delegate to other users with it, so the secretary can add the VP to events or send out invites on his/her behalf?
wait, what i read of that was OT for IT workers salaried with a base rate over X.
What kind of salaried workers get OT... That is part of the deal with being salary. The flip side of that is that you don't usually have a punch card, or "we see you were 5 minutes 3 times last month, here is your box"
Now if it is hourly employees I'm right there with you, but with a salary all you get to do when you work OT is increase the base hours and lower your $/Hour you get paid.
Scarlett seems to always be a blond, so that means it is really a 2 horse race.
Natalie has more curves than Keira, so Natalie wins.
I would think the load of a fridge while running the compressor would be about the same all the time. It turns on, runs at 100% cooling, and turns off again.
Changing the speed of the compressor motor adds all sorts of extra hardware to the refrigeration circuit. I'm willing to bet the single speed fridge has a fixed port expansion device. Swapping to the variable speed setup would at least add a "thermal expansion valve", if not an "Electronic expansion valve" and the EEV controller board, and probably a receiver in the high side as well. It may not actually cool the plate evaporator evenly (meaning freezing food in one part, and warm food in the other.
anyways, just my $0.02 and an HVAC guy, not a refrigeration guy.
I'll give you it is different... buut you can get a 80% efficient switch mode dc-dc converter on a chip for a few bucks (including the few extra bits you need to run it) in single lots. Imagine what GE can get price wise in their 10,000,000 part order? Heck i have a a dc-dc switch-mode PSU in my cigarette lighter to USB power thing in the car. It costed me $1 including the shipping.
seeing as the AC->DC wall worts seem to be getting much better and smaller i'm not really sure which is better any more.
THIS! 100 times THIS!
does AnyDVD-HD have a linux port yet? around 2 years ago I looked and it seemed to be windows only.
mplayer as well.
time to move to XFCE...
why not apt-get xfce4-desktop or whatever XFCE is called by apt.
Since you seem to like switching distros rather than window managers/desk top environments, try Xubuntu. All the "goodness" of ubuntu, with all the goodness of XFCE (kindda like Gnome2 but not on life support and without all the crap baked in).
yes, heaven forbid the code monkey would work better in gvim/emacs and a shell than whatever god awful gui is company policy....
or the CAD monkey would like to install the drivers for the 3d input device, instead of making do with a keyboard and mouse.
weren't there documents that came out that it would cost around 3x less to simply build out instead of buy T-Mo? anyways....
maybe not the content of the movie itself, but around the convenience of watching it, or the kids toys (look at how much cars made from the sale of movies, vs the sale of other "hard" goods). To be honest I hardly pirate anything, just a few motor-sports events(you know the ones where they have to turn in both directions, and change speed) that i just can't seem to find with decent coverage here in the states. If someone where to offer me a better option than bittorrent that would allow me to watch when i have time to over say 2-3 weeks from the time of the event, with at least the same quality as the 720P bit streams of the commercial free BBC coverage I get now I'd likely pay for it.
Anyways, thinking the content is the valuable part is the wrong way to look at it. Movies sell popcorn and Halloween costumes, not the movie itself.
do you have a better idea of what to do with it?
$125, back in march and I'll have little reason to upgrade next year as well.. The whole build was less than a grand including the new case, PSU, monitor, 1055T X6, and 8GB ram only things I didn't replace were the keyboard and mouse. So about $80 a month so far, and it will probably be down around $40 when I upgrade again.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125341
is that like knife or banana?
http://youtu.be/ih63kbrzU3E?t=43s
it would now be 9-12 years after the events in serenity.... considering the info that was leaked it could be a radically different place.
Don't Sprint and Verizon use the same bands? how about (for the most part) T-Mobile and ATT?
it is still 2 for the iPhone as it is not produced in house but sent to foxconn to be manufactured.
the second thing you did, was realize that you suck at packaging android and installed cyanogenMod.