A company I worked for was charging the batteries in medical implants in this manner 10 years ago. In fact, the implant's charge coil is inside its Titanium case. The magnetic field goes right through the case. The charger had a class E amplifier. It worked very well. I would not doubt if this company already has a patent on this technique.
Probably the value/price ratio will be better for Windows 7 than for Vista (or at least, the perception of it). Of course, if you take that into account Mac OS X could have a better ratio, and Linux, well, give math headaches.
The simplest thing to do is to have a second disk in your computer, one for bad things and the second as a legal spare. Some truck drivers keep multiple log books, so something like that would be easier.
This is what Firewire was made for;) What drive? Just be sure to dust off the area where that drive sat.
with screens roughly the size of a standard sheet of paper to present much of the editorial and advertising content of traditional periodicals
Most of the newspapers around where I live have mostly ads and for content, they have a lot of crap from the AP. I can read that online now for free. There is very little local news that is worth reading. Lots of fluff. I have a hard time believing that a change in the delivery mechanism will turn around their declining subscription rates. They need to make the content worth reading.
So if they obtained court authorization to deploy Sarin gas that'd be ok too right?
Are you saying that when the president does it then it's not a crime?
Press [OK] now to install the "Awesome Toolbar" from fbi.gov
You got it. Our debt is so large that nothing seems excessive in comparison. If I had $1000 of credit card debt, an additional $100 charge seems like a lot. But if I had $100K in credit card debt, $100 seems like a drop in the bucket and hardly worth a second thought.
I don't know how we get out of this. Raising taxes will not reverse the spending habits. If anything, our gov will just spend even more.
"Dear mister pirate. This ship is equipped with 'ROMG'. This stands for remote operatable machine guns.
Way too messy. If the computer had the ability to control the ventilation system and hatch locks, the computer could lock them inside. That is when the nerve agent would be released. Post the video of those bastard's slow, agonizing death on YouTube. That would make them think twice about jacking ships.
I'll bite. Let's see this vast list of professional software that only runs on Windows and has no equivalent FOSS solution (and that only you know about apparently.)
I'll name just a few and note that I said natively:
-Microwave Office (I only have access to Windows version)
-Altium Designer Summer 08
-Mathcad
The list really does go on and on even if you don't want to admit it. Microwave Office alone cost about $30K and we don't have the bucks to upgrade to the latest version right now. And re-purchasing all this software just so we could run Linux is not acceptable. This is what I meant about "Obsolete".
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A company I worked for was charging the batteries in medical implants in this manner 10 years ago. In fact, the implant's charge coil is inside its Titanium case. The magnetic field goes right through the case. The charger had a class E amplifier. It worked very well. I would not doubt if this company already has a patent on this technique.
that there should be a Viagra joke here somewhere.
Bill Gates isn't taking credit anymore. He's done his part, and now he leads. When he actually worked, he worked, he didn't steal shit.
Ok Bill, we know it's you. You aren't fooling anybody by posting AC. Debatable on that stealing business though.
DARPA researchers discover messages can be transmitted using nothing more than a simple mirror.
How much will it cost to get a copy of XP from Dell when 7 is released?
I don't know what it will cost but that will be called a "Downgrade downgrade".
Probably the value/price ratio will be better for Windows 7 than for Vista (or at least, the perception of it). Of course, if you take that into account Mac OS X could have a better ratio, and Linux, well, give math headaches.
Error: Floating point division by zero
I just assumed it was another Apple product. iLzy Susan.
Btw, grow a pair and name the company so i can avoid applying there.
You don't have to worry. Best Buy security doormen are not subject to this new policy.
The simplest thing to do is to have a second disk in your computer, one for bad things and the second as a legal spare. Some truck drivers keep multiple log books, so something like that would be easier.
This is what Firewire was made for ;) What drive? Just be sure to dust off the area where that drive sat.
with screens roughly the size of a standard sheet of paper to present much of the editorial and advertising content of traditional periodicals
Most of the newspapers around where I live have mostly ads and for content, they have a lot of crap from the AP. I can read that online now for free. There is very little local news that is worth reading. Lots of fluff. I have a hard time believing that a change in the delivery mechanism will turn around their declining subscription rates. They need to make the content worth reading.
Their appears to be a lot of more Irish racism then i would of suspected. I wounder why that is.
Would that be racism as in "I'll race you to the pub"?
Lighten up. And yes, I am Irish.
I know there is a Siegfried and Roy joke in there somewhere.
If you order from TigerDirect, you are likely to get bit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siegfried_&_Roy#Roy.27s_tiger_injury
I don't know why but they do.
He should have used justsnipe.com
I have my thermostat programmed to get me a beer since she is half-way to the kitchen anyways.
So if they obtained court authorization to deploy Sarin gas that'd be ok too right? Are you saying that when the president does it then it's not a crime?
Press [OK] now to install the "Awesome Toolbar" from fbi.gov
You got it. Our debt is so large that nothing seems excessive in comparison. If I had $1000 of credit card debt, an additional $100 charge seems like a lot. But if I had $100K in credit card debt, $100 seems like a drop in the bucket and hardly worth a second thought.
I don't know how we get out of this. Raising taxes will not reverse the spending habits. If anything, our gov will just spend even more.
This site has enough storage that your lawyer relative can put ALL of his client's documents on:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
It'd be like Survivor, in some dingy corridors, with rifles and angry pirates.
That sounds like a TV show that would be a hit.
"Dear mister pirate. This ship is equipped with 'ROMG'. This stands for remote operatable machine guns.
Way too messy. If the computer had the ability to control the ventilation system and hatch locks, the computer could lock them inside. That is when the nerve agent would be released. Post the video of those bastard's slow, agonizing death on YouTube. That would make them think twice about jacking ships.
The unspoken reality at Microsoft is that there is a large minority of Morons working in and around Microsoft.
There. Fixed that for you.
I would be happy if they just fixed the old bugs.
Hmmm. I guess since this thing has two less wheels than a normal GM vehicle, reliability is automatically doubled.
If it isn't worth stealing, it isn't worth having.
I'll bite. Let's see this vast list of professional software that only runs on Windows and has no equivalent FOSS solution (and that only you know about apparently.)
I'll name just a few and note that I said natively:
-Microwave Office (I only have access to Windows version)
-Altium Designer Summer 08
-Mathcad
The list really does go on and on even if you don't want to admit it. Microwave Office alone cost about $30K and we don't have the bucks to upgrade to the latest version right now. And re-purchasing all this software just so we could run Linux is not acceptable. This is what I meant about "Obsolete".