No, but according to the picture, looks like even Germans speak Engrish.
"A vision for the mini projector: Demonstrate a presentation on business trip times fast."
Loosely translated in English (I don't soeak German, but my dog does).
Beamer for the vest pocket
A projector in the pocket size is in range: In it a mobile micro mirror develops the picture line for line. In laboratory prototypes researchers could increase its frequency of oscillation and dissolution so far that diagrams and texts appear clearly readable.
Not much more largely than a piece wuerfelzucker could be the Beamer of the future. Built into Handys would always participate the mini projector - approximately for a PowerPoint presentation in the small circle or the fast view into an on-line journal. In strange cities it could facilitate orientation, by projecting simply a city plan to the next house wall. Still is this future music. Researchers of the institute for Fraunhofer for silicon technology ISIT in Itzehoe however already built a demonstrator for such a tiny equipment. It projects texts and diagrams with a dissolution of 320 x 240 pixels. Heart is a mobile mirror with a diameter of 1,5 millimeters, which can be manufactured as mass product on a chip. It directs a laser beam by speedy changing of its tilting angle, and develops so the picture pixel for pixels.
"the special at the mirror is its suspension", stresses Ulrich Hofmann. "by a special attachment at two torsion bars the mirror can be tilted around two axles. Thus it can divert a laser beam horizontal and vertically." After each deflection the feathers/springs withdraw the mirror so fast into its initial position that it can be tilted several thousands times per second. Suitably the high mobility the researchers accelerated electronics. It decides within the range of nanoseconds, how it must modulate the laser light, so that each pixel in the correct brightness appears. In order to avoid errors in the projection, a second laser serves as control. It radiates likewise on the mobile mirror; the reflected light meets however a photodiode, which locates, as the mirror tilted. "the mirror changes its position for example by vibrations inadvertently, notices control this", explains Hofmann. "electronics can react then flexibly to it and adapt the picture information accordingly." The system is thereby to a large extent insensitively in relation to disturbances from the outside.
Still the demonstrator fits into no mobile telephone. "for the test we had not made, say electronics smaller yet to a minimum" Hofmann. That is however one of the next goals of the researchers, who in addition the frequency of the mirror movement and so the dissolution would like to increase. Also in other place it hooks still: As tiny source of light with sufficient life span and leuchtstaerke there are so far only red laser diodes. Within this range the researchers wait now for developments of their colleagues. They however already prepared their system for the multi-color enterprise.
It sound like they have a pretty strong case on this "innocent" victim...especially with four "aka's"
Another victing of the #$%$@ Patriot Act sending innocent people to jail and inading privacy. Just look at his stellar public service record (abbreviated because I didn't feel like typing it all out)
Oct 12 1995, returned to jail
Reckless Driving,2 counts, License revoked
Improper Tail lamps
Violation of probation
Mar 6 1996, jailed
Robbery 3rd degree
Burglary 3rd degree
Assault 3rd degree
Larceny 3rd degree
Poss of burglary tools
May 29, 2002
Evesdropping
March 11th 1996, returned to jail
Robbery 5th degree
Burglary 5th degree
Larceny 5th degree
Violation of probation
Sept 8, 1999
Breach of peace
Aug 30, 2002
Speeding, over 70 MPH
Violation of Probation
Nov 9, 2001
Computer crime, 3rd degree
Evesdropping (2 counts)
Failed to appear, warrant issued
then why did the 10000+ Democratic Party lawyers not file one claim? Especially when the elecetion was rather close?
Provisional ballots should not count- if you did not register to vote properly, and its not that hard, then you do no have the right to vote.
"Do you think a store would take a product back after a year? And give you a replacement?"
Actually, YES. That store is COSTCO. They have a wonderful return policy. Basically, you can return ANY product at ANY time, no reason required- you just have to have your original receipt.
I am not sure where you live, but we have Dell kiosks in our mall where you can test drive and order Dell computers.
Sony has had "factory outlet" stores for years. I bought my first mini-disc player at one almost 10 years ago. They carry both factory refurbished and new items- everything from car audio to big screen TV's.
Why would Sony be making a big deal about opening dtores now when they have had them for some time?
Workers might like it warm, but the equipment doesn't. Especially in the data center.
I wonder if there are higher costs associated with cooling the data center in an area with a higher ambient temperature? Would those costs be enough to offset the increased production of the workers?
Almost EVERY game/app/cd appears in the newsgroups before it's release. It has been that way for some time. Not every release is in English, but it is usually out before the published release date.
Dude, It's a joke.
crawl out from under rock, then.....
Please see previous (ridiculous)claims about Micheals PC's or just check out his website micheals pcs dot com.
Just buy a Michaels PC.
I think he has a beta now running at -4 decibles while still scoring 23k on benchmarking tests.
Why the rest of the industry has not caught up with him I just don't know!
Don't those Japanese letter stickers work better and cost much less?
Then there is always the 5 cent 'resistor mod' that everyone and their brother sells on eBay for 20 bucks......
BUT- the point is that it is still assigned dynamically. There is no PROOF that person 'A' had address 'B' at a certain point in time.
Just becuase the addresses are not released automatically does not mean the addresses were not released.
I would think this kills any case the RIAA has.
How can they prove this?
Most Cable companies, and some DSL providers (using PPPOE) assign addresses dynamically. My cable modem IP changes every three days.
Who's to say the IP address 'sued' was used by 'whom' and 'when'? I highly doubt they are keeping year old DHCP logs with MAC addresses (which can be chaged as well) around.
I mean, if 20 people had access to the same murder weapon, and there are no fingerprints, you can't just pick one person and call them 'guilty'. How can they sue a dynamically assigned address?
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No, but according to the picture, looks like even Germans speak Engrish. "A vision for the mini projector: Demonstrate a presentation on business trip times fast."
Right. She's a Golden Retreiver, not a German Shepard. Plus, she spends a lot of time on the computer. Mostly downloading Kitty Porn.
Loosely translated in English (I don't soeak German, but my dog does).
Beamer for the vest pocket
A projector in the pocket size is in range: In it a mobile micro mirror develops the picture line for line. In laboratory prototypes researchers could increase its frequency of oscillation and dissolution so far that diagrams and texts appear clearly readable.
Not much more largely than a piece wuerfelzucker could be the Beamer of the future. Built into Handys would always participate the mini projector - approximately for a PowerPoint presentation in the small circle or the fast view into an on-line journal. In strange cities it could facilitate orientation, by projecting simply a city plan to the next house wall. Still is this future music. Researchers of the institute for Fraunhofer for silicon technology ISIT in Itzehoe however already built a demonstrator for such a tiny equipment. It projects texts and diagrams with a dissolution of 320 x 240 pixels. Heart is a mobile mirror with a diameter of 1,5 millimeters, which can be manufactured as mass product on a chip. It directs a laser beam by speedy changing of its tilting angle, and develops so the picture pixel for pixels.
"the special at the mirror is its suspension", stresses Ulrich Hofmann. "by a special attachment at two torsion bars the mirror can be tilted around two axles. Thus it can divert a laser beam horizontal and vertically." After each deflection the feathers/springs withdraw the mirror so fast into its initial position that it can be tilted several thousands times per second. Suitably the high mobility the researchers accelerated electronics. It decides within the range of nanoseconds, how it must modulate the laser light, so that each pixel in the correct brightness appears. In order to avoid errors in the projection, a second laser serves as control. It radiates likewise on the mobile mirror; the reflected light meets however a photodiode, which locates, as the mirror tilted. "the mirror changes its position for example by vibrations inadvertently, notices control this", explains Hofmann. "electronics can react then flexibly to it and adapt the picture information accordingly." The system is thereby to a large extent insensitively in relation to disturbances from the outside.
Still the demonstrator fits into no mobile telephone. "for the test we had not made, say electronics smaller yet to a minimum" Hofmann. That is however one of the next goals of the researchers, who in addition the frequency of the mirror movement and so the dissolution would like to increase. Also in other place it hooks still: As tiny source of light with sufficient life span and leuchtstaerke there are so far only red laser diodes. Within this range the researchers wait now for developments of their colleagues. They however already prepared their system for the multi-color enterprise.
(ok, I have nothing else to say, but I have to meet the chaacter limit. I already made my point in the subject).
Then explain your "innocents" friend's impressive rap sheet!
Several times arrested for burglary, larceny, assault, violation of probation. Been jailed multiple times. Look up his arrest record- its public data.
Innocent? Give me a break! This case not-withstanding, he is a covicted felon! How is he innocent?
It sound like they have a pretty strong case on this "innocent" victim...especially with four "aka's" Another victing of the #$%$@ Patriot Act sending innocent people to jail and inading privacy. Just look at his stellar public service record (abbreviated because I didn't feel like typing it all out) Oct 12 1995, returned to jail Reckless Driving,2 counts, License revoked Improper Tail lamps Violation of probation Mar 6 1996, jailed Robbery 3rd degree Burglary 3rd degree Assault 3rd degree Larceny 3rd degree Poss of burglary tools May 29, 2002 Evesdropping March 11th 1996, returned to jail Robbery 5th degree Burglary 5th degree Larceny 5th degree Violation of probation Sept 8, 1999 Breach of peace Aug 30, 2002 Speeding, over 70 MPH Violation of Probation Nov 9, 2001 Computer crime, 3rd degree Evesdropping (2 counts) Failed to appear, warrant issued
then why did the 10000+ Democratic Party lawyers not file one claim? Especially when the elecetion was rather close? Provisional ballots should not count- if you did not register to vote properly, and its not that hard, then you do no have the right to vote.
"Do you think a store would take a product back after a year? And give you a replacement?" Actually, YES. That store is COSTCO. They have a wonderful return policy. Basically, you can return ANY product at ANY time, no reason required- you just have to have your original receipt.
It's obviously not "Texas Only" as the person who submitted the article has an install date in Falls Church, VA.
ahem, it's pronounced "Nu-Clure". How do these guys expect to get to Mars when they can't even pronounce the word right?
I am not sure where you live, but we have Dell kiosks in our mall where you can test drive and order Dell computers. Sony has had "factory outlet" stores for years. I bought my first mini-disc player at one almost 10 years ago. They carry both factory refurbished and new items- everything from car audio to big screen TV's. Why would Sony be making a big deal about opening dtores now when they have had them for some time?
Workers might like it warm, but the equipment doesn't. Especially in the data center. I wonder if there are higher costs associated with cooling the data center in an area with a higher ambient temperature? Would those costs be enough to offset the increased production of the workers?
Almost EVERY game/app/cd appears in the newsgroups before it's release. It has been that way for some time. Not every release is in English, but it is usually out before the published release date.
I can find prior art for the Blue Screen of Death. Patent Denied! YUKRAINE IS NOT WEAK!!
Dude, It's a joke. crawl out from under rock, then..... Please see previous (ridiculous)claims about Micheals PC's or just check out his website micheals pcs dot com.
Just buy a Michaels PC. I think he has a beta now running at -4 decibles while still scoring 23k on benchmarking tests. Why the rest of the industry has not caught up with him I just don't know!
They were sued by the RIAA after it was determined their DHCP obtained IP address was responsible for sharing 300 Britney Spears MP3's.
Don't those Japanese letter stickers work better and cost much less? Then there is always the 5 cent 'resistor mod' that everyone and their brother sells on eBay for 20 bucks......
BUT- the point is that it is still assigned dynamically. There is no PROOF that person 'A' had address 'B' at a certain point in time. Just becuase the addresses are not released automatically does not mean the addresses were not released. I would think this kills any case the RIAA has.
How can they prove this? Most Cable companies, and some DSL providers (using PPPOE) assign addresses dynamically. My cable modem IP changes every three days. Who's to say the IP address 'sued' was used by 'whom' and 'when'? I highly doubt they are keeping year old DHCP logs with MAC addresses (which can be chaged as well) around. I mean, if 20 people had access to the same murder weapon, and there are no fingerprints, you can't just pick one person and call them 'guilty'. How can they sue a dynamically assigned address?
Did anyone else notice that page is sponsered by NAPSTER??