They will simply fly everything to one end of the tunnel, load it up on rail cars and go through the tunnel on rail. Then, at the other side, load it back up on the air transport for the rest of the trip.
How about one data point at least before we throw our hands into the air? I mean we're not even through the first execution of the new DST yet! Did you forget about Novemeber?
I'd be more inclined to bitch and moan after some more data...
Its clear that the article forgot about the little thing called brand awareness. If the Newton was really the "iNewton" and it brought all of Apple's other services together in a nice neat package (and was sexy like the iPhone), then maybe it wouldn't be sitting here covered in dust on display in the PDA graveyard.
Your assuming I'm talking about old tech. The latest tech working its way into the telco CO and communications closets is running on server platforms. These platforms want to take advantage of the Telco redundant power but there is no standardization on the cabling. You're not going to strip some power cable and wirenut that in there. It will break and it will need to be unplugged.
Why do you need the batteries? Many new solar panel controllers have built in grid-tie capability. When your panels make more juice than you use you get a credit because you put power INTO the grid. Very cool, only problem is the panels cost too much.
If you want that to work, we need to get a major advance in solar panel tech. The grid-tie stuff is here already.
There is no standard Telco DC connector. This can cause headaches since you need special connectors and a AC-DC box for every type of DC appliance you have. Most every AC appliance uses one of a few types of industry standard AC connectors.
At least the AG is finally doing what he is supposed to do: protecting us from fraud and killer toys... rather than producing useless gun laws under the assumption that they are "protecting our children".
I have the non-streaming version but I have no where to host it (I'm at work). Where do people normally toss things up for slashdot mirroring?
It is about 180MB for the whole thing. I couldn't bare to sit through the streaming (if you call that streaming) from that overloaded server. I kept missing the good part!
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They will simply fly everything to one end of the tunnel, load it up on rail cars and go through the tunnel on rail. Then, at the other side, load it back up on the air transport for the rest of the trip.
How about one data point at least before we throw our hands into the air? I mean we're not even through the first execution of the new DST yet! Did you forget about Novemeber? I'd be more inclined to bitch and moan after some more data...
Oddly enough, I always referred to that practice as "Indian Oven".
Its clear that the article forgot about the little thing called brand awareness. If the Newton was really the "iNewton" and it brought all of Apple's other services together in a nice neat package (and was sexy like the iPhone), then maybe it wouldn't be sitting here covered in dust on display in the PDA graveyard.
Power it up! I don't have the special handset cup modem anymore though, so not sure how I can play Global Thermonuclear War.
We were the first, and we intend on making sure we are the last.
Canada and Iceland are my fallback countries.
What are they to do with all those linen bandages (800,000 of them!)? They are basically useless for upper level characters.
Congrats Bram, you were successful at confusing the MPAA into thinking this was a solution!
This is proof that deep down he's still one of us.
Honestly, where was his search engine?
You can Google torrents more and more now, so any other search engine is rapidly losing significance.
How does this deal affect personal torrent sites? I doesn't. That's where most of the "good stuff" is anyways.
Your assuming I'm talking about old tech. The latest tech working its way into the telco CO and communications closets is running on server platforms. These platforms want to take advantage of the Telco redundant power but there is no standardization on the cabling. You're not going to strip some power cable and wirenut that in there. It will break and it will need to be unplugged.
You've obviously never seen a datacenter.
Why do you need the batteries? Many new solar panel controllers have built in grid-tie capability. When your panels make more juice than you use you get a credit because you put power INTO the grid. Very cool, only problem is the panels cost too much.
If you want that to work, we need to get a major advance in solar panel tech. The grid-tie stuff is here already.
Don't forget that DC cables must be much heavier gauge than AC. The savings in copper alone will pay for those little cheap AC/DC transformers.
Also, who wants to run two cables to every socket block?
There is no standard Telco DC connector. This can cause headaches since you need special connectors and a AC-DC box for every type of DC appliance you have. Most every AC appliance uses one of a few types of industry standard AC connectors.
That's because in Europe they have naked people in their commercials. Who would want to Tivo through that!?
If light slows down when you pass it through a mass, what happens when you pass it through some negative mass? Should speed up if you ask me!
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Smart parents protect our children.
Guilty until proven innocent.
I don't care how, I want it NOOOOOoooooowwww
Might be slightly entertaining to have it say "Warranty VOID" so when people break the seal on the case they know right away ;-)
I have the non-streaming version but I have no where to host it (I'm at work). Where do people normally toss things up for slashdot mirroring? It is about 180MB for the whole thing. I couldn't bare to sit through the streaming (if you call that streaming) from that overloaded server. I kept missing the good part!