Please explain how you can fully represent a 20khz tone with 40,000 samples/second if the tone is not a perfect sinewave/other perfect waveform. (Which is likely to happen with either processing or multiple sounds involved)
Any time you are in a climate that uses air conditioning part time that benefit during the winter is negated by the extra cost of cooling in the summer. Unless of course you switch between CFL/incandescent when seasons change
Another benefit (although probably not intentional) is if you have more people in the middle of nowhere away from each other you are most likely using less bandwidth, etc. because you don't have to send everyone information about a hundred other individuals (or more in some games in popular locations)
Mediacom required either passing a credit check or giving them a credit/debit card number before they would give me a HD cable box. When they are giving you a piece of equipment they say costs $600-$1000 if I don't return, it is a LITTLE more understandable. For people who don't have a debit/credit card the credit check is a requirement. The only annoyance for me is the fact that if I actually apply for credit there may end up being a ton of credit checks on history because of all the companies that want to check it.
Depends on the church. There are computer geeks, etc. that go to church. Some churches even have a dedicated IT position (or multiple), people who volunteer/get paid to work the sound equipment, among other things. Depending on the size of the church there may be people that have to run sound/computer equipment during worship services for both the main service and children's service(s). Mostly those people are just doing basic things but some really know what they are doing. Even a lot of smaller churches at least use some computer equipment during their service, larger ones much more.
I haven't been to them but some even mid sized churches in the area have multiple projection screens in the main sanctuary where they can show things including music lyrics, live video of the performers, or just normal videos. Don't say you aren't going to meet computer geeks at church because I am friends with a few from the one I go to (one is actually a minister).
Well it wouldn't have been surprising at all for the next console to be a minor update for the new HDMI standard, etc. with possibly faster chips/more memory. Wasn't there an article about that possibility a week or so ago?
A local computer store told me there were a couple people in there wanting a wireless power adapter for their laptop. There are people that would buy it even if it cost them more than a normal charger.
Another option to replacing it would be seeing if the wire was at least somewhat centralized anyway. If that is the case make it centralized and then converting back and forth between a PBX and a standard phone system wouldn't be that hard. If anything it would increase resale value.
I would pay more for a house with centralized, easy to maintain wiring.
The question is if it would actually happen or not.
What stops the smaller individual companies from keeping everything Windows only? It is harder to say they are a monopoly if it is 10 companies but the only way to get in is by some contractual fees/rules that no one would agree to.
That is where testing that can be done in real time during a class session is beneficial. The teacher can ask a question and you respond by pressing a button on a uniquely identified remote control.
It gives the teacher instant feedback, possibly on what they are teaching at that moment in time.
What if you get a position at a bank or a military installation because you faked your grades? (Talking about a possibility, not a high probability one though)
Other than computer errors caused by human error.... A business teacher/system operator at my highschool filled out the scantron key for a test and had every possible thing they tell you not to do in the instructions.... lightly filled out blocks, marks outside the blocks, etc.
In the end every single person failed the test and they had to be regraded by hand.
The client doesn't have to know the answers to ask the questions. So even if you can falsify it you have to know what the answers are in the first place.
A wonderful solution to this is to either have multiple basic programs coded from the ground up, supply a 100% functional program that is missing functionality (and tell the students what needs to be added, just not how), or supply a program that has syntax errors in it purposefully.
They don't want to maintain more than one operating system version.... You seriously expect them to maintain more than web browser, especially on multiple OS versions?
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Please explain how you can fully represent a 20khz tone with 40,000 samples/second if the tone is not a perfect sinewave/other perfect waveform. (Which is likely to happen with either processing or multiple sounds involved)
Any time you are in a climate that uses air conditioning part time that benefit during the winter is negated by the extra cost of cooling in the summer. Unless of course you switch between CFL/incandescent when seasons change
Some people still block AOL from chat servers, etc.
Another benefit (although probably not intentional) is if you have more people in the middle of nowhere away from each other you are most likely using less bandwidth, etc. because you don't have to send everyone information about a hundred other individuals (or more in some games in popular locations)
Mediacom required either passing a credit check or giving them a credit/debit card number before they would give me a HD cable box. When they are giving you a piece of equipment they say costs $600-$1000 if I don't return, it is a LITTLE more understandable. For people who don't have a debit/credit card the credit check is a requirement. The only annoyance for me is the fact that if I actually apply for credit there may end up being a ton of credit checks on history because of all the companies that want to check it.
Depends on the church. There are computer geeks, etc. that go to church. Some churches even have a dedicated IT position (or multiple), people who volunteer/get paid to work the sound equipment, among other things. Depending on the size of the church there may be people that have to run sound/computer equipment during worship services for both the main service and children's service(s). Mostly those people are just doing basic things but some really know what they are doing. Even a lot of smaller churches at least use some computer equipment during their service, larger ones much more.
I haven't been to them but some even mid sized churches in the area have multiple projection screens in the main sanctuary where they can show things including music lyrics, live video of the performers, or just normal videos. Don't say you aren't going to meet computer geeks at church because I am friends with a few from the one I go to (one is actually a minister).
Nah, I think they are going the way of "If all else fails, blow it up to keep people interested"
Well it wouldn't have been surprising at all for the next console to be a minor update for the new HDMI standard, etc. with possibly faster chips/more memory. Wasn't there an article about that possibility a week or so ago?
Perhaps the point was that it would take half a million cell phones to use up just one radio station's transmitted power.
A local computer store told me there were a couple people in there wanting a wireless power adapter for their laptop. There are people that would buy it even if it cost them more than a normal charger.
Another option to replacing it would be seeing if the wire was at least somewhat centralized anyway. If that is the case make it centralized and then converting back and forth between a PBX and a standard phone system wouldn't be that hard. If anything it would increase resale value.
I would pay more for a house with centralized, easy to maintain wiring.
Or it was placed there before he owned the property
Yeah, probably should have been redundant because there is no new information in either his or the parent post.
Why are you bringing up Windows based computers in a conversation about Ghostbusters?
Sounds like something for mythbusters to test!
The question is if it would actually happen or not.
What stops the smaller individual companies from keeping everything Windows only? It is harder to say they are a monopoly if it is 10 companies but the only way to get in is by some contractual fees/rules that no one would agree to.
or in the ad code instructions
That is where testing that can be done in real time during a class session is beneficial. The teacher can ask a question and you respond by pressing a button on a uniquely identified remote control.
It gives the teacher instant feedback, possibly on what they are teaching at that moment in time.
What if you get a position at a bank or a military installation because you faked your grades? (Talking about a possibility, not a high probability one though)
Other than computer errors caused by human error.... A business teacher/system operator at my highschool filled out the scantron key for a test and had every possible thing they tell you not to do in the instructions.... lightly filled out blocks, marks outside the blocks, etc.
In the end every single person failed the test and they had to be regraded by hand.
The client doesn't have to know the answers to ask the questions. So even if you can falsify it you have to know what the answers are in the first place.
A wonderful solution to this is to either have multiple basic programs coded from the ground up, supply a 100% functional program that is missing functionality (and tell the students what needs to be added, just not how), or supply a program that has syntax errors in it purposefully.
Yeah, the side that is tired of getting sued fifty times a day.
Eh, sooner or later there is going to be an IE bug preventing download of .iso files and anything with mozilla or firefox in the name.
They don't want to maintain more than one operating system version.... You seriously expect them to maintain more than web browser, especially on multiple OS versions?