wow. someone else that realizes that this thing can't tell if you're speeding.
The main point, as far as I can tell, is for them to know how much you drive, how often you drive at high-risk times such as when all the drunkies are out, etc.
...is one of these for my Shuttle. Thing's too small for the excess wires running about.
(what I'd really like to see is a departure from the ATX connector on the Shuttles, moving to something smaller with less wires and higher amperage rated connections, but that's beside the point.)
Mostly the same here. When I put slackware 9.0 on this (first time using something besides windows), X worked with KDE flawlessly, sound worked perfectly on my NF2 IGP/MCP-T board after a (easy enough for me) upgrade to kernel 2.4.22, and getting things to work dual-booting with win2k wasn't a problem.
for me to know the EPA estimates, but my 1990 Ranger (with a V-6) gets around 25 with my daily drive to/from work, which is a bit of city, bit of highway, lot of hills.
my school provides an email address for everyone. Suscom, which is the cable company there, blocks 25 entirely. Result: people can't send mail from their school address from home without using the webmail.
AAC is comparable, maybe slightly better than Vorbis, and definitely better than MP3 as far as sound quality goes--there was an article on/. about it not too long ago. But, it's proprietary.
yep, with OBDII (standard on all passenger vehicles since '96 AFAIK) all cars can be read by a single scan tool, and the code meanings are fairly even across the board. mod article down troll?
and yes. the fuel system vapor leak code (think that's what... don't trust me, I work on generators) isn't too hard to trace to a loose gas cap.
kinda funny, when you think that (IIRC) the patent system was originated to ENCOURAGE innovation by giving people open access to other people's ideas so that they could expand on them.
Someone process the digital signal before it is written to disk. CC's patent can't stop you then.
5PM? lucky... I worked 7A-6P today.
Yes, if you look in the patent... (emphasis mine) Other solutions have switched the replacement microprocessor clock rate from the new higher speed to the clock rate of the slow speed system board for data transfers with the slow speed system board, but with the advent of microprocessors with clock doubling or tripling on chip, it is often necessary to have a stable frequency for the new microprocessor clock.
I gathered that the patent only applies to a conversion board...
need to post something relevant to make up for my offtopic further down the page.
If the sole purpose of the bird is to get the crap kicked out of it anyways, why not take it into the mine anyways? I'm looking for a suitable piece of junk hardware that I can throw questionable programs on and try to make them phone home... might as well toss this on while I'm at it.
and your MP3 CD player is about 3-4 times the size of my Karma. Which, for the record, won't skip when dropped several feet. I found this out the hard way.
and there's more than enough jaywalkers here at my school.
I've already lost all faith in ITS here, so I have no problem yelling at them if they implement something like this and it interferes with the legal stuff I do (say, IRC). Cable back at home's better than the school's network anyways.
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wow. someone else that realizes that this thing can't tell if you're speeding. The main point, as far as I can tell, is for them to know how much you drive, how often you drive at high-risk times such as when all the drunkies are out, etc.
no, visible light turns into heat when it strikes and is absorbed by an object, as does IR. Transmitting more IR would just make the insides hotter.
...is one of these for my Shuttle. Thing's too small for the excess wires running about.
(what I'd really like to see is a departure from the ATX connector on the Shuttles, moving to something smaller with less wires and higher amperage rated connections, but that's beside the point.)
according to poster, the book was not voted down on amazon. A good number of the negative votes disappeared.
that and the fact that these things aren't full of the general lameness that exists on public servers.
Mostly the same here. When I put slackware 9.0 on this (first time using something besides windows), X worked with KDE flawlessly, sound worked perfectly on my NF2 IGP/MCP-T board after a (easy enough for me) upgrade to kernel 2.4.22, and getting things to work dual-booting with win2k wasn't a problem.
a special interface, just for an iPod?
I'll take a cheap(er) head unit with a standard line-in, you can connect just about anything to that.
Including my Karma.
for me to know the EPA estimates, but my 1990 Ranger (with a V-6) gets around 25 with my daily drive to/from work, which is a bit of city, bit of highway, lot of hills.
makes me glad I'm still using my old analog phone.
Well, maybe using isn't the right word.
my school provides an email address for everyone. Suscom, which is the cable company there, blocks 25 entirely. Result: people can't send mail from their school address from home without using the webmail.
AAC is comparable, maybe slightly better than Vorbis, and definitely better than MP3 as far as sound quality goes--there was an article on /. about it not too long ago. But, it's proprietary.
watch it be a size 8D. (yeah, I really want to carry a 50kg battery on my back.)
yep, with OBDII (standard on all passenger vehicles since '96 AFAIK) all cars can be read by a single scan tool, and the code meanings are fairly even across the board. mod article down troll?
and yes. the fuel system vapor leak code (think that's what... don't trust me, I work on generators) isn't too hard to trace to a loose gas cap.
kinda funny, when you think that (IIRC) the patent system was originated to ENCOURAGE innovation by giving people open access to other people's ideas so that they could expand on them.
Someone process the digital signal before it is written to disk. CC's patent can't stop you then.
5PM? lucky... I worked 7A-6P today. Yes, if you look in the patent... (emphasis mine) Other solutions have switched the replacement microprocessor clock rate from the new higher speed to the clock rate of the slow speed system board for data transfers with the slow speed system board, but with the advent of microprocessors with clock doubling or tripling on chip, it is often necessary to have a stable frequency for the new microprocessor clock. I gathered that the patent only applies to a conversion board...
or even better yet, encodes them with a RIAA exec's digital signature
they can't GPL the driver because then people would hack it to connect at over 14.4kbps.
need to post something relevant to make up for my offtopic further down the page.
If the sole purpose of the bird is to get the crap kicked out of it anyways, why not take it into the mine anyways? I'm looking for a suitable piece of junk hardware that I can throw questionable programs on and try to make them phone home... might as well toss this on while I'm at it.
Parent is correct... sort of.
Effect is a noun. Affect is a verb.
I also believe PEG is used in some soft drinks as a coloring agent or something like that.
all cola is coke, all tissues are kleenex, etc... doesn't really suprise me.
and your MP3 CD player is about 3-4 times the size of my Karma. Which, for the record, won't skip when dropped several feet. I found this out the hard way.
and a more important question... how the heck do you card a robot?
and there's more than enough jaywalkers here at my school.
I've already lost all faith in ITS here, so I have no problem yelling at them if they implement something like this and it interferes with the legal stuff I do (say, IRC). Cable back at home's better than the school's network anyways.
Mine uses packeteer as well. But when half the kids on campus use it...