is that it sync's seamlessly with most business email systems.
If the iPhone can't do that, ultimately it will be relegated to a vanity toy....
If the iPhone can't sync with corporate email systems seamlessly, then it's going to become a vanity toy and not the powerhouse that Apple (and the Apple fanboys) want it to be.
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If using the LPT, is there a problem with PWMing the LED directly? Just buffer it if you're worried about current draw. Seems to be the easiest way to do it from the computer and any semi competent programmer could whip up a computer input to PWM program in C in a couple minutes. Depending what the overall project goal is I suppose.
Absolutely correct. If you can keep the concrete wet for a week you're stylin'.
Many people seem to think the concrete 'dries' out and that's why it gets hard. It isn't. It is a chemical reaction, and the longer you keep it wet the stronger it is!
It is true, I'm a radio tech and deal with solar cells a lot. There is no WAY you get 80 percent sunlight on a cloudy day. Solar radio sites that are in perpetual cloud require a TON of panels if they even work at all. I would agree with the 15-30 percent figure from experiance.
Radio waves are alternating magnetic fields. The faster the field is alternated the more power it has and the further it travels.
Actually this is wrong. At least on the 'further it travels' aspect.
If you look up the calculation on loss as a electromagnetic wave travels, one of the components is 20log(f), f being the frequency. So as f goes up, so does loss in the same amount of distance.
Here is the full equation shamelessly taken from wikipedia.
FreeSpaceLoss (dB) = 36.6 dB + 20*log[frequency(MHz)] + 20*log[distance(miles)]
So basically the further you get or the higher in frequency, the greater the loss.
You can off set this a bit because as the frequency goes up, the easier it is to get gain out of the same sized antenna. Get high enough and you can use parabolic dishes which really amps up the gain:D
Low frequency also has the advantage of having a much larger wave length, so the lower the frequency, the more objects such as buildings, mountains, etc become insignificant. Look at the atomic clock signal in Ft. Collins, Colorado. 60kHz and you can pick it up anywhere in northern america. Try this with 2.4 GHz!
You think masturbation will make you a better lover you're in for a surprise when you lose your virginity.
"Listen baby, I may be a virgin but I've been practicing for 15 years on my own! Hey what are you doi-- oh wait dont touchit dont touchit! Ohh..oh....I guess the knowledge of how to get myself off wasnt as important as I'd previously hoped"
I'm sure there are many hideous female trolls who frequent slashdot, but the attractive female slashdotter may well be a myth! Then again, I've seen some of the uggos that I see many comments on here 'shes hot!' just because shes a ugly chick programmer or scientist.
Personality matters guys but remember you have to have sex with this girl, and most people cant fantasize about her using beakers and pipettes to get off!
Actually, the torrents you're referring to are old hat.
With DHT and multiple trackers a torrent is pretty much unkillable. Even if you have a lot of peers and no seeds, you usually have the entire file distributed throughout the peers and more seeds will be created.
For example on isohunt.com each torrent has maybe 5 (plus or minus) trackers associated with it. And DHT ensures that even if ALL of the trackers go down, peers will continue to find and download from each other.
It is a fairly robust download method, compared to something like http which relies on one single server or you're hooped.
That being said, more is better, and there is no reason not to augment torrent traffic with http/ftp, etc.
I would guess you are wrong for at least one reason.
While I'm sure some people go to the website directly, I bet many people just search for the topic of some recent news in google. For example if there were riots, someone might just google for 'belgium riots' and click the first link.
Basically they would lose everyone just googling for news about a topic rather than typing the site directly.
Other than/., I for one never visit a news site. I use google news.
Actually, the original Kazaa (which WAS dev'd by the same people as skype) was -not- full of spyware and adware. Kazaa was made an atrocity by Sharman, who still owns it.
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Both firefox and opera are available to windows yet most people use internet explorer. See the parallel?
is that it sync's seamlessly with most business email systems.
...
If the iPhone can't do that, ultimately it will be relegated to a vanity toy.
If the iPhone can't sync with corporate email systems seamlessly, then it's going to become a vanity toy and not the powerhouse that Apple (and the Apple fanboys) want it to be.
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Oh come on mods thats fucking hilarious.
they would just assume offer only limited support.
:)
It is actually "just as soon"
Just helpin you out
If using the LPT, is there a problem with PWMing the LED directly? Just buffer it if you're worried about current draw. Seems to be the easiest way to do it from the computer and any semi competent programmer could whip up a computer input to PWM program in C in a couple minutes. Depending what the overall project goal is I suppose.
NEVER do 90's or 45's
You can turn 90 degrees but alllways use a sweep. Always!
Yeah but a stepper motor controlling a potentiometer from a computer is taking the -easy- way? Sheesh!
I have one acronym for you(the GP)....PWM! Easy as hell to do in any language on the parallel port.
Absolutely correct. If you can keep the concrete wet for a week you're stylin'.
Many people seem to think the concrete 'dries' out and that's why it gets hard. It isn't. It is a chemical reaction, and the longer you keep it wet the stronger it is!
A stepper motor to control LED brightness?? Stop breathing the solder fumes.
It is true, I'm a radio tech and deal with solar cells a lot. There is no WAY you get 80 percent sunlight on a cloudy day. Solar radio sites that are in perpetual cloud require a TON of panels if they even work at all. I would agree with the 15-30 percent figure from experiance.
Not to be pedantic, but your correction, at least in symantics, is wrong. It IS bandwidth, and bandewidth IS data-transfer.
Defined as:
# The amount of data that can be passed along a communications channel in a given period of time.
They are both just data per time. You can have two restrictions on your bandwidth.
One beeing technical, say a maximum of 10 megabits per second.
A second more..economic? For example 100 gigabytes per month.
It doesnt cease to be bandwidth because you change the unit for time.
Just a comment on costa-rica medical, it is supposed to be the best medical in the world, above Canada/US in quality. No idea on cost though.
I'm with you, I'll take up arms!
Lets not forget that the PS3 is supposedly selling at a loss. I am not sure about the 360..
And the Wii supposedly sells at a profit. So makes it even more dramatic as to how bad they are creaming sony.
Radio waves are alternating magnetic fields. The faster the field is alternated the more power it has and the further it travels.
:D
Actually this is wrong. At least on the 'further it travels' aspect.
If you look up the calculation on loss as a electromagnetic wave travels, one of the components is 20log(f), f being the frequency. So as f goes up, so does loss in the same amount of distance.
Here is the full equation shamelessly taken from wikipedia.
FreeSpaceLoss (dB) = 36.6 dB + 20*log[frequency(MHz)] + 20*log[distance(miles)]
So basically the further you get or the higher in frequency, the greater the loss.
You can off set this a bit because as the frequency goes up, the easier it is to get gain out of the same sized antenna. Get high enough and you can use parabolic dishes which really amps up the gain
Low frequency also has the advantage of having a much larger wave length, so the lower the frequency, the more objects such as buildings, mountains, etc become insignificant. Look at the atomic clock signal in Ft. Collins, Colorado. 60kHz and you can pick it up anywhere in northern america. Try this with 2.4 GHz!
That is the best kind, it still doesnt mean masturbation makes you a good lover. Sex with women (who will hopefully teach you) makes you a good lover.
I could care less about the abortion issue (guess that makes me pro choice) but the self awareness is basically what I've considered 'human'
So make it when you get some pretty recognizable brain waves.
I believe this to be 40-60 days after conception.
Redundant Array of Inexpensive Penises, or RAIP is something often encountered in the prison showers...
You gotta be kidding me! haha
You think masturbation will make you a better lover you're in for a surprise when you lose your virginity.
"Listen baby, I may be a virgin but I've been practicing for 15 years on my own! Hey what are you doi-- oh wait dont touchit dont touchit! Ohh..oh....I guess the knowledge of how to get myself off wasnt as important as I'd previously hoped"
I'm sure there are many hideous female trolls who frequent slashdot, but the attractive female slashdotter may well be a myth! Then again, I've seen some of the uggos that I see many comments on here 'shes hot!' just because shes a ugly chick programmer or scientist.
Personality matters guys but remember you have to have sex with this girl, and most people cant fantasize about her using beakers and pipettes to get off!
Burn on, karma...
Scientists discover the sun heats the earth!
Actually, the torrents you're referring to are old hat.
With DHT and multiple trackers a torrent is pretty much unkillable. Even if you have a lot of peers and no seeds, you usually have the entire file distributed throughout the peers and more seeds will be created.
For example on isohunt.com each torrent has maybe 5 (plus or minus) trackers associated with it. And DHT ensures that even if ALL of the trackers go down, peers will continue to find and download from each other.
It is a fairly robust download method, compared to something like http which relies on one single server or you're hooped.
That being said, more is better, and there is no reason not to augment torrent traffic with http/ftp, etc.
I would guess you are wrong for at least one reason.
/., I for one never visit a news site. I use google news.
While I'm sure some people go to the website directly, I bet many people just search for the topic of some recent news in google. For example if there were riots, someone might just google for 'belgium riots' and click the first link.
Basically they would lose everyone just googling for news about a topic rather than typing the site directly.
Other than
Just shut it off in search options.
And in Vista it has been put down.
Actually, the original Kazaa (which WAS dev'd by the same people as skype) was -not- full of spyware and adware. Kazaa was made an atrocity by Sharman, who still owns it.