I have been doing CNC work for a few years now, mostly freelance. Drawing tool paths for business signs, reproducing parts for farm equipment, some wood craft items and writing software to do the simple stuff; generating and post processing g-code and talking to controllers. You might want to check out QCad, it is GPL'd CAD/CAM software with g-code support and it only costs a few hundred dollars. http://www.ribbonsoft.com/qcad.html (no affiliation)
Re:Phone companies did this long ago
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The phone companies are still doing this. When we ordered phone service we got signed up for long distance service through a company named "The Phone Company"
I think all of this has gone too far, domain names should be first come first served. Not quick enough to get the domain you wanted, too bad, think of a new one or attempt to buy it off the person who did register it for whatever they want to charge you for it.
there was an ap called QDos from Gazelle. it was just a (great) file manager for dos. but thats not the QDOS spoken of here. QDOS was the original DOS that is now owned by Caldera and renamed OpenDOS
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If Wadsworth's constant applies, you can use it in the URL.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEoDGzBcxoI&wadsworth=1
I have been doing CNC work for a few years now, mostly freelance. Drawing tool paths for business signs, reproducing parts for farm equipment, some wood craft items and writing software to do the simple stuff; generating and post processing g-code and talking to controllers.
You might want to check out QCad, it is GPL'd CAD/CAM software with g-code support and it only costs a few hundred dollars.
http://www.ribbonsoft.com/qcad.html
(no affiliation)
The phone companies are still doing this. When we ordered phone service we got signed up for long distance service through a company named "The Phone Company"
I think all of this has gone too far, domain names should be first come first served. Not quick enough to get the domain you wanted, too bad, think of a new one or attempt to buy it off the person who did register it for whatever they want to charge you for it.
Oops, maybe it was DrDOS that was OpenDOS and is now once again DrDOS (heh)
Anyways still two diferant QDOSs
there was an ap called QDos from Gazelle. it was just a (great) file manager for dos. but thats not the QDOS spoken of here. QDOS was the original DOS that is now owned by Caldera and renamed OpenDOS