Get them early, they get really aggressive as fall approaches.
A bucket and 10lbs of dry ice will wipe out a nest. In the evening (just prior to sundown), watching from a distance, note the location of the nest openings.
In the morning (before dawn) put a block of dry ice on each opening, cover with an upside down bucket, you will asphyxiate the whole nest.
Nobody except Marx has even claimed that monopolies are inevitable. He was wrong about every prediction he made. Capitalism should be down to zero profit by now, if you believe that drunken idiot.
People do strange things all the time. Some people collect old French cars...
Spending $500 in time, disassembling a crappy cassette player to replace all the belts, makes no sense. In the end, it will still sound like very low data rate MP3 plus hiss.
Who knows, VCRs could be next. Noisey SD pictures being 'warmer' and all.
They make smart labels for temperature sensitive drugs that integrate temperature over time (some chemically, some electronically) and turn red when it's no longer 'good'.
To be fair, everything Nakamichi made was that overpriced. Also willing to bet those were early/mid 80s prices,
They were the best cassette players, no belts, everything direct drive with its own motor. Still not worth the money IMHO. Kind of wanted, but always had something better to spend the money on.
Batteries don't work when frozen. EVs just won't work in Moosejaw, Big diesels need to be left running all winter, Gas cars are plugged in whenever parked. Rental car companies have riders on their agreements telling you 'not our problem if you don't plug the car in and it won't start in the morning.'
You can add battery heaters to an EV, but EVs don't make enough waste heat to stay thawed when rolling.
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Reporters that just put their byline on press releases have made their jobs incredibly easy to automate. I have no sympathy for those deceitful fucks.
In the late 1980s computer power got good enough to model bee wings that flex and they were allowed to fly again.
Get them early, they get really aggressive as fall approaches.
A bucket and 10lbs of dry ice will wipe out a nest. In the evening (just prior to sundown), watching from a distance, note the location of the nest openings.
In the morning (before dawn) put a block of dry ice on each opening, cover with an upside down bucket, you will asphyxiate the whole nest.
Console ports are the 'better games'? You are nuts.
Nobody except Marx has even claimed that monopolies are inevitable. He was wrong about every prediction he made. Capitalism should be down to zero profit by now, if you believe that drunken idiot.
Less Karl, more Adam would do you good.
Idealogues are a subset of theoreticians. They are just very emotionally attached to their pet theory.
People do strange things all the time. Some people collect old French cars...
Spending $500 in time, disassembling a crappy cassette player to replace all the belts, makes no sense. In the end, it will still sound like very low data rate MP3 plus hiss.
Who knows, VCRs could be next. Noisey SD pictures being 'warmer' and all.
Imperfect, just better than anything else yet tried.
You know it. Japanese in perfectionist mode. Audio circuitry in a Faraday cage, next to the heads.
Willing to bet it depends on storage conditions.
They make smart labels for temperature sensitive drugs that integrate temperature over time (some chemically, some electronically) and turn red when it's no longer 'good'.
It's 'free enough', absolutes don't exist outside the minds of theoreticians.
Like I suggested downthread, roll your own and post the design on 'hackaday'. Talk is cheap.
None of those things did anything.
CVS is doing it for the money.
Roll your own and post the design on 'Hackaday'.
The lesson to smart monopolists is 'don't charge the full tilt monopoly price unless you want to attract competition'.
Had their excess profit been less than the short term amortized cost of entering the market, they could have milked it for decades.
Charging more would have drawn competition faster.
To be fair, everything Nakamichi made was that overpriced. Also willing to bet those were early/mid 80s prices,
They were the best cassette players, no belts, everything direct drive with its own motor. Still not worth the money IMHO. Kind of wanted, but always had something better to spend the money on.
Batteries don't work when frozen. EVs just won't work in Moosejaw, Big diesels need to be left running all winter, Gas cars are plugged in whenever parked. Rental car companies have riders on their agreements telling you 'not our problem if you don't plug the car in and it won't start in the morning.'
You can add battery heaters to an EV, but EVs don't make enough waste heat to stay thawed when rolling.
The post smog large diesels suck balls compared to the older ones. Seriously, suck big wet donkey balls, like a 80s gas engine.
'Noise wars' predate CDs. It was worse on vinyl as they had much less margin.
Remind us all, how much did those Nakamichi decks cost new? $1000?
Cassette players were disposable. Sure you can focus on Nakamichis, but 99.9% of the market was junk made by Matsushita.
IIRC some fool traded 'Carlsbad' beer (the company) for two tulip bulbs just before that bubble popped.
Some idiots are lucky, doesn't make them not idiots. Trying to time a bubble is an idiots game.
I don't even know where to start, that claim would imply blithering incompetence from the top to the bottom of the company.
Jam your finger into the mechanism so it gets pinched by the rotating ice extractor. Wait for it to start turning, then try and turn it off.
Don't test this on your fapping hand.
and Hillary would be 'mom'.