Sorry, I don't agree. The security model in unix is much better. You can still get crap, but typically as a user, and then you can just delete/recreate the account, and that's it. Unfortunately, doing that in windows means you have to deal with registy crap. Also since 99% of windows users also run their computer with administrative rights, then you have to reinstall the Os.
I'm not saying that this cannot happen in Linux/MacOSX/OtherUnix, but since the users are just users, the damage is limited.
There is a very nice solution to the slow drivers.
Just carry a laser pointer, and carefully point inside his vehicle in a place (s)he can see. Then thanks to Hollywood, they run away as fast as they can.
The only real advantage of the fiber is the power you need to cover long distances. since people tend to have the computer and the monitor within resonable distance (less than 5 meters), I don't see how fiber can be an advantage.
sorry, but the maximum speed of i2c is 3.4 mbps. you will need about 9m difference in length to have
10% of phase difference between your clock and your data, using the maximum speed (the usual one is 100-400 kbps).
I agree that cat5(e) was not designed for i2c signals, but is more than enough for this application.
386SX -> no math coprocessor, 16bit data bus
386DX -> no math coprocessor, 32bit data bus
486SX -> no math coprocessor, 32bit data bus
486DX -> math coprocessor, 32bit data bus
Plants cannot metabolize nitrogen directly. You need some nitrogenated molecules to allow them to absorb the nitrogen. This job is typically done by bacterias in the soil.
Why do you think you put nitrogen fertilizers to plants, if the atmosphere is > 70% nitrogen?
Sorry, but the one charging you that is your provider in the US. Within Europe, the roaming charges have a lega limit (per mb, minute or sms).
Even when I was using my chilean phone in Germany I ended up paying a reasonable amount (~US$200 for 3 weeks).
I think you are pointing your darts at the wrong place...
Well, I have to deal with an embedded medical computer that runs WinME (It's designed to control a gamma probe).
So, unfortunately, WinME is not completely dead.
I (as most South americans) have already to pay us$45 to enter USA, in cash, every time I enter, plus us$130 for the visa, if you get one (I've never had troubles, but a friend was rejected twice).
Please don't give me more reasons not to enter USA again.
Well, in the fish and hunting museum in München they have a real rifle measuring more than 5 meters. I tihnk is from the mid XIX, and it was used to hunt from ships. BTW, that one is not a cannon.
3 room means 1 kitchen, 1 living room and 1 bedroom.
cajones = drawers, cojones = the word you wanted to use.
Sorry, I don't agree. The security model in unix is much better. You can still get crap, but typically as a user, and then you can just delete/recreate the account, and that's it. Unfortunately, doing that in windows means you have to deal with registy crap. Also since 99% of windows users also run their computer with administrative rights, then you have to reinstall the Os. I'm not saying that this cannot happen in Linux/MacOSX/OtherUnix, but since the users are just users, the damage is limited.
metric or imperial days?
sorry, there are no European elephants....
There is a very nice solution to the slow drivers. Just carry a laser pointer, and carefully point inside his vehicle in a place (s)he can see. Then thanks to Hollywood, they run away as fast as they can.
The only real advantage of the fiber is the power you need to cover long distances. since people tend to have the computer and the monitor within resonable distance (less than 5 meters), I don't see how fiber can be an advantage.
Well, I think Costa Rica should say then that the country cannot export microprocessors to USA. Since they have a nice Intel factory there...
Yeah... like this? http://www.darwinawards.com/darwin/darwin1995-04.html Much better than the old JATO!
sorry, but the maximum speed of i2c is 3.4 mbps. you will need about 9m difference in length to have 10% of phase difference between your clock and your data, using the maximum speed (the usual one is 100-400 kbps). I agree that cat5(e) was not designed for i2c signals, but is more than enough for this application.
386SX -> no math coprocessor, 16bit data bus 386DX -> no math coprocessor, 32bit data bus 486SX -> no math coprocessor, 32bit data bus 486DX -> math coprocessor, 32bit data bus
Plants cannot metabolize nitrogen directly. You need some nitrogenated molecules to allow them to absorb the nitrogen. This job is typically done by bacterias in the soil. Why do you think you put nitrogen fertilizers to plants, if the atmosphere is > 70% nitrogen?
You can still pay for the cd...
Sorry, but the one charging you that is your provider in the US. Within Europe, the roaming charges have a lega limit (per mb, minute or sms). Even when I was using my chilean phone in Germany I ended up paying a reasonable amount (~US$200 for 3 weeks). I think you are pointing your darts at the wrong place...
I was expecting "Microsoft Says Google Chrome Frame Makes IE even Less Secure"
you can put up to 20...
You have to buy the old one, the new one doesn't run Linux (or any other 3rd party OS).
Well, I have to deal with an embedded medical computer that runs WinME (It's designed to control a gamma probe). So, unfortunately, WinME is not completely dead.
well, that's one of the positive aspects of the open source code. If the main developer doesn't want to fix something, then someone else can do it.
Yes, I won't be able to buy anymore the neodymium magnets to reduce the fuel consumption of my car...
Well, I rewired (partially) my car, and built my own stereo. And I do that because I like it. And no one forbid me to do that.
I (as most South americans) have already to pay us$45 to enter USA, in cash, every time I enter, plus us$130 for the visa, if you get one (I've never had troubles, but a friend was rejected twice). Please don't give me more reasons not to enter USA again.
Damn, sorry, that's Pedro Fernández...
I think the most known song From Alejandro Fernandez, fits perfectly here. (It means "Wasn't me")
Well, in the fish and hunting museum in München they have a real rifle measuring more than 5 meters. I tihnk is from the mid XIX, and it was used to hunt from ships.
BTW, that one is not a cannon.