Generaly B&H and Adorama, etc. will actually do the warranty fielding themselves on gray market items. What they do (replace, send back to import country for service, etc) I have no idea, but they at least honor it. Its a sign of a reputeable store.
The distribution company owns the copyright since they paid money to produce it. In some senses, its a fore-hire work, with the actors and directors and crew as employees, where the company owns the product.
Its worse when you buy ~120 desktops, with the same hardware specified, and receive three variations of motherboards (of course, all with the same specified hardware), made in about 3 different countries.
I know they're trying to cut costs, but, can you at least send the same machine when buying them together?
Uh, no. Energy doesn't come for free. The power required to turn an alternator/generator is directly related to the energy being produced by said alternator/generator. There isn't a fixed drag on the engine.
You know there is a kid out there that will figure out how to reconnect the disabled buttons, or swap the logic board from a regular 30xa into the case of the special version. Instant fraction satisfaction.
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Thats pretty terrible image quality. But then again its not comparable in price-point to my Canon EOS 20D.
So, whats the difference between this and a wacom tablet, besides the fact that wacoms are generaly superior? If you've never tried photoshop/other graphics app with a wacom, you're missing out.
UPSs can still fail you. Something as simple as tripping on a power cord.
Flash is too slow. What most raid cards worth their salt do is have a large DRAM cache which is battery backed. The stuff hits the fan? No problem, once the controller is booted and drives are powered, it can finish all thr writes it has previously delayed. Multiple levels of redundancy is a good thing.
Emission control systems eat power from engines and add weight.
People don't like small cars (not that this is acceptable or anything, just telling it how it is)
Most people want AC, power steering, and other standard luxuries
While the weight of the car drops as the engine gets smaller, people tend to get bigger. An extra 500 lbs of people can really put a dent in your performance
People can't drive standard transmissions worth their life anymore (and torque converters are only so efficient). Step-tronic ("robot shifted standard transmissions") transmissions just add to the weight.
Some random reasons. I'm defending any one of them, but just adding fuel to the fire.
Unless you go to server boards, the answer is no. The reason? Everything is integrated into the chipset. Once designed, it costs an insignificant amount more to build that way. All you have to do is add the right headers to the end of the board.
Even in server boards, things still get integrated. Different sets of things (SCSI controllers, low-end video hardware). Reasons? It frees up slots (big +++ in 1U 2U rackmount land), and at the same time drops cost (may be hard to believe, but in the log run it does).
The weird thing is Microsoft still hasn't tackled some big office issues mainly relating to character encodings.
For instance, create a PowerPoint on a Windows machine, use some bullets, and open it up on a Mac. Your bullets are now some other random character (shamrocks, lambdas, etc etc). Also, Equation editor stuff never seems to work when embedded. But thats what LaTeX is for:)
Hint: they already do, and thats pretty much the whole reason they were created (even though they now branch out into filtering broadcast content, which is another issue entirely). Even amateur radio requires a license.
It takes an amazing amount of work to get to even this stage, but we're making very fast progress.
We're a new, entirely student run team with a very limited budget, and always looking for sponsors. If you know anyone who can provide money, equipment, supplies or other assitance, let us know!
Well, all hardware compatible if you add a piece of hardware to translate:). But, you can't cram a PCI-33MHz card into a PCI-e slot. Whereas you could put one in a PCI-X slot.
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Generaly B&H and Adorama, etc. will actually do the warranty fielding themselves on gray market items. What they do (replace, send back to import country for service, etc) I have no idea, but they at least honor it. Its a sign of a reputeable store.
The distribution company owns the copyright since they paid money to produce it. In some senses, its a fore-hire work, with the actors and directors and crew as employees, where the company owns the product.
Yeah, gold is for the radio shack "gold series" stuff. Rhodium is very popular though.
You've never read an Oracle license then (or was it Oracle?). Basicly any review needs to be first approved by Oracle before it can be published.
You do realize Austrailia has no native cat species, right?
I know they're trying to cut costs, but, can you at least send the same machine when buying them together?
Uh, no. Energy doesn't come for free. The power required to turn an alternator/generator is directly related to the energy being produced by said alternator/generator. There isn't a fixed drag on the engine.
Interestingly enough, except for the high end stuff, Toyota does ship Panasonic car radios :)
I run a Gentoo x86_64 system. Its a nice machine to develop on. Only downsides are using 32bit binaries: i.e. Flash and win32codecs.
Last I check, most cars have R-134a, or have been retrofitted to run it. No one uses ozone depleting CFC refrigerants anymore (at least in the US).
You know there is a kid out there that will figure out how to reconnect the disabled buttons, or swap the logic board from a regular 30xa into the case of the special version. Instant fraction satisfaction.
Thats pretty terrible image quality. But then again its not comparable in price-point to my Canon EOS 20D.
So, whats the difference between this and a wacom tablet, besides the fact that wacoms are generaly superior? If you've never tried photoshop/other graphics app with a wacom, you're missing out.
Flash is too slow. What most raid cards worth their salt do is have a large DRAM cache which is battery backed. The stuff hits the fan? No problem, once the controller is booted and drives are powered, it can finish all thr writes it has previously delayed. Multiple levels of redundancy is a good thing.
I have a 2004 Corolla and am in the same boat. Its not 50MPG, but its not bad at 40MPG.
Some random reasons. I'm defending any one of them, but just adding fuel to the fire.
Even in server boards, things still get integrated. Different sets of things (SCSI controllers, low-end video hardware). Reasons? It frees up slots (big +++ in 1U 2U rackmount land), and at the same time drops cost (may be hard to believe, but in the log run it does).
Sure, that makes sense if your universe consists of only PSPs. But that would be a rather boring universe.
http://www.cybercom.net/~dcoffin/dcraw/
dcraw supports more raw formats with a handy command line interface, and runs on Linux and Windows to boot.
Can you sell me any electricity? 10-18c/kWh is getting to me. /california
For instance, create a PowerPoint on a Windows machine, use some bullets, and open it up on a Mac. Your bullets are now some other random character (shamrocks, lambdas, etc etc). Also, Equation editor stuff never seems to work when embedded. But thats what LaTeX is for :)
Hint: they already do, and thats pretty much the whole reason they were created (even though they now branch out into filtering broadcast content, which is another issue entirely). Even amateur radio requires a license.
I don't know about you, but it works fine for me. Hint: Steam can run offline for a reason.
http://www.stackworks.net/TASVCD.mpg
It takes an amazing amount of work to get to even this stage, but we're making very fast progress.
We're a new, entirely student run team with a very limited budget, and always looking for sponsors. If you know anyone who can provide money, equipment, supplies or other assitance, let us know!
Well, all hardware compatible if you add a piece of hardware to translate :). But, you can't cram a PCI-33MHz card into a PCI-e slot. Whereas you could put one in a PCI-X slot.