"... Why would you need your desktop computer or TV to have wireless power?... "
Because I have a computer, a laptop, my wife's laptop, a tv, a sky box, a DVD player, a video player (Yes we do still have one) and a standard lamp all competing for socket space.
If this is just a URL couldn't a user be pointed to this unwittingly and there phone would have it's warranty nullified without the user having done anything?
When I walk out at the end of a production I tend to find people humming the tunes rather than commenting on the lighting. The do comment on lighting/stage sets sometimes, if they are spectacular but the music is the whole point of the production in the first place.
Just because you don't have a musical ear, doesn't mean you have to berate others who do. Anyone with any musical knowlege/ability/experience can easily tell the difference between real violins and fake ones, no matter how good the technology. The differences are not just subtle nuances.
" After 10 years, it still doesn't work well on modern computers or mobile devices"
[citation needed]
Flash allows proper streamnig, video tag does not. Proper streaming needs a server side solution. If HTML5 isn't going to be ready till 2022 for a browser standard, how long will it take for a server-side standard?
"... Who *cares* if it doesn't work worth a damn in actual practice?... "
I do! I like the fact that I can jump to any part of the video and even direct people to that part of the video with a single url. the video tag doesn't really do steaming in that sense.
"The point is that it's *OPEN* and not under the control of any nasty for-profit corporation. And that makes it superior"
ORLY? name a major media format that is used widely that IS open format! Your idea that open format is superior is an opinion with very little to back that up.
You'd think that preventing SQL injection attacks was difficult. Basically don't allow multiple queries per request on your db and filter out semi-colons (or replace them with "") from post/get vars.
You are right that move has never been pulled before and you are pushing the limits, but the Livingstone Orbital (Phase II) rules are new and it can be accepted.
I call Goodge Street. There, I've said it. Just don't judge me.:-)
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The bigger the coil refers to the number of loops, not actually the physical size (although there is a relationship, obviously).
If it was possible to make the wires thinner, that would work.
" ... I want to know how much desk space my eight charging pads will take up (one for each device - you can bet they won't be compatible). ... "
... can simultaneously charge a variety of portable gadgets ... "
Erm, the summary says: "
" ... Why would you need your desktop computer or TV to have wireless power? ... "
Because I have a computer, a laptop, my wife's laptop, a tv, a sky box, a DVD player, a video player (Yes we do still have one) and a standard lamp all competing for socket space.
If this is just a URL couldn't a user be pointed to this unwittingly and there phone would have it's warranty nullified without the user having done anything?
1st and second post simoultaneously :-)
When I walk out at the end of a production I tend to find people humming the tunes rather than commenting on the lighting. The do comment on lighting/stage sets sometimes, if they are spectacular but the music is the whole point of the production in the first place.
" ... They relish in what is the same as well as what is different in each performance. A synth is not even close to a live performer ... "
I second that.
Just because you don't have a musical ear, doesn't mean you have to berate others who do. Anyone with any musical knowlege/ability/experience can easily tell the difference between real violins and fake ones, no matter how good the technology. The differences are not just subtle nuances.
Sounds to me like Skype are doing to Fring what the land-based networks/ISPs did to Skype when it started up.
" After 10 years, it still doesn't work well on modern computers or mobile devices"
[citation needed]
Flash allows proper streamnig, video tag does not. Proper streaming needs a server side solution. If HTML5 isn't going to be ready till 2022 for a browser standard, how long will it take for a server-side standard?
" ... Who *cares* if it doesn't work worth a damn in actual practice? ... "
I do! I like the fact that I can jump to any part of the video and even direct people to that part of the video with a single url. the video tag doesn't really do steaming in that sense.
"The point is that it's *OPEN* and not under the control of any nasty for-profit corporation. And that makes it superior"
ORLY? name a major media format that is used widely that IS open format! Your idea that open format is superior is an opinion with very little to back that up.
He did say "plz". :-)
Now we know what music Disaster Area were playing!
Unless "Honk" is the product. :-)
Don't worry, I think he meant printer ink!
the "" above should read &[hash]69;
You'd think that preventing SQL injection attacks was difficult. Basically don't allow multiple queries per request on your db and filter out semi-colons (or replace them with "") from post/get vars.
I think researchers have already found ways of compromising this.
Erm, shouldn't you be writing to standards rather than to browsers anyhoo?
You are right that move has never been pulled before and you are pushing the limits, but the Livingstone Orbital (Phase II) rules are new and it can be accepted.
:-)
I call Goodge Street. There, I've said it. Just don't judge me.
Perhaps:
:-)
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I assume by migration you mean from XP to Ubuntu, yes?
Surely none of them are technically different species then.
I thought ring species were normally used as a demonstration of how new species could evolve through geographical separation.
Oops, my bad. However, I believe that through Stovold's law (1949?), I think I can skip that and say "Totteridge & Whetstone".
This was going to be first post but I was using IE.