I'm currently repairing my friends car made in 1999 that has the heater controls on a 7" LCD. It's not touchscreen, it uses physical controls but the setting is shown on the screen and it is impossible to even demist the windows without it.
The replacement is prohibitively expensive but used units are available from end of life cars, however they may not last very long and the labour involved in fitting them is very lengthy.
Yes you can, there are no prerequisites for either an MOT or insurance in the UK. To buy a road fund license ('road tax') you do need to have both insurance and an MOT but the case you describe is plain wrong.
eMacs are PowerPC based and therefore won't run recent versions of Mac OS and also won't run recent versions of Safari or Firefox. I wouldn't be surprised if this means they don't support Google Docs etc fully or even at all.
They really are pretty much useless these days, I have just retired an office full of them that have been soldiering on for years but the number of websites that were simply not available to them became too great.
"George Carlin used to point out that if you put a large spike on the steering wheel so that the driver would suffer badly in a collision, the numbers of collisions would drop dramatically."
no it wouldn't. In fact there is a correllation between high amounts of UV and high potency pot. UV lighting alone isnt enough to grow marijuana but is used by professional growers and breeders more and more often these days.
an electric perfromance car called the Tzero already has regenerative brakes with enough braking force to lock the wheels so it doesn't look like getting the charge into the battery fast enough is an issue anyway.
I worked for Apple UK a few years ago and was told to keep a fujitsu server running nt hidden from senior management even though I was using it to support educational customers with nt servers!
Performa 6300 series maybe? I never could figure out how to get one of those damn things open. One of my users had one and the hard drive died. I sheepishly told him (after about two hours) that I could not figure out how to open the case.
Two clips on the front bezel need to be pushed up with a flat screwdriver, then the plastics can be removed. Then just a single screw holds the hd tray in.
tif[f] is a widely used format. Developed by Aldus (now part of Adobe) and Microsoft. Tiff also contains the LZW compression that Unisys own the patent for...
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I'm currently repairing my friends car made in 1999 that has the heater controls on a 7" LCD. It's not touchscreen, it uses physical controls but the setting is shown on the screen and it is impossible to even demist the windows without it.
The replacement is prohibitively expensive but used units are available from end of life cars, however they may not last very long and the labour involved in fitting them is very lengthy.
I didn't say anything about how it is spent, I just used a common colloquial term and not the latest bureaucratic phrase.
"Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) (also commonly known as vehicle tax, car tax and road tax)"
(because you can't get an MOT without insurance)
Yes you can, there are no prerequisites for either an MOT or insurance in the UK. To buy a road fund license ('road tax') you do need to have both insurance and an MOT but the case you describe is plain wrong.
eMacs run Emacs just fine.
They really are pretty much useless these days, I have just retired an office full of them that have been soldiering on for years but the number of websites that were simply not available to them became too great.
In the early nineties.
He got the idea from TE Lawrence.
Apart from anything else, Microsoft wouldn't allow Apple to switch to Windows, they need a competitor and an ideas factory...
a what?
teatime in the uk has /nothing/ to do with tea the drink.
no it wouldn't. In fact there is a correllation between high amounts of UV and high potency pot. UV lighting alone isnt enough to grow marijuana but is used by professional growers and breeders more and more often these days.
an electric perfromance car called the Tzero already has regenerative brakes with enough braking force to lock the wheels so it doesn't look like getting the charge into the battery fast enough is an issue anyway.
I worked for Apple UK a few years ago and was told to keep a fujitsu server running nt hidden from senior management even though I was using it to support educational customers with nt servers!
I will only be impressed when mass storage devices stop being spinny bloody wheels inside my otherwise solid state computer...
yes. ;))
> Macs gained so much speed until last year Apple are well known for selling macs stuck at the same speed for the last year...
heh, yes. Its got me thinking of using browser type as demographic info...some interesting connations there ;)
Two clips on the front bezel need to be pushed up with a flat screwdriver, then the plastics can be removed. Then just a single screw holds the hd tray in.
Easy...when you know how...
tif[f] is a widely used format. Developed by Aldus (now part of Adobe) and Microsoft. Tiff also contains the LZW compression that Unisys own the patent for...
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don't forget [Macromedia] fireworks too...
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I hoped Unisys' plot to destroy banner ads was going to work...;( K
the register has an interesting article about a UK box builder called mesh that has advertised its 700MHz systems already...