As people learn the location of the camera's and just stop speeding because of them, the revenue will go down. I expect many people that do speed will take alternate routes. It might be more dangerous in other area's because of the new traffic patterns.

Perhaps someone could have done some actual analysis vs. relying on the company that is selling the equipment?

They have their camera's and the company has its money, time to raise taxes to make payments on the bonds.

Its a great book, you should read it and the light will go on. It features IBM a lot, right next to GM.

That changes if your kids have school computers and need it to do 2-3 hours of homework every night, much of it before you get home at 6pm.

Its not hobbiest, not sure where your coming from, you seem like the same guy trolling a conversation that makes no sense. All OS's have problems and will require patches on a regular basis. Let me know if any Non free or free OS that does not require security patches.

Being older myself, how do you suggest those 30+ million folks died under stalin? How about why everyone was trying to leave before the wall was up and after? How about the cuban missle crisis that almost melted the planet?
Are you saying there were not shortages of basic items in communist countries?
The wall fell in 89, do you remember driving to Berlin and having Russian officers trading you bars off their collars for cigs and jeans at the stops?
Your making it sound like it was a walk in the park. Better Red than dead? Right?
How do you explain extermination buses in china? Sounds fun.
The problem with communism is the same problem with most governments. Its about money and power, and that is not to be shared.

Special rings in the chamber that corrode/expand over time or wear out like a lightbulb at 700hours-ish of usage. Guidance chips that require preauth would also work in missles/laser artillery to some degree.
I'd bet on the components breaking down as a better option as its much harder to create a good spring inside a sealed case, etc..

Never read any of those in school. Our reading was http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D... . I suppose if I'd taken more advanced literature I'd have done Shakespeare's writings.
I'd have better grammar also, chances missed. :)

Actually unless you guarantee a number of sales or purchases up front(with money), the vendor almost always just orders as needed. The manufacturer will always improve the Mboards/cards/etc. So you get a,b,c version of the same numbered board. The only way to guarantee you get the same board and replacement board is to order up front all of them plus 40% so you have specific backups if one goes bad. Most likely you have to specify they all come from the same manufacturing run.
Even then you get subtle differences, as capacitors might change a bit, components the supplier uses change. Most keep the same numbers.
Writing a piece of paper that specifies these things is beyond most engineering departments as the cost of doing that is much better spent buying a machine from a company that controls the whole pipeline.

Could we reduce the cost of a patent by giving back some of the patent money if someone can show a working prototype within 6 months of the filing? or perhaps charge them more if they can't show a prototype? Would this reduce the number of patent trolls?

Yes and DA is not multiplayer. You can still find good multiplayer servers for nwn2 though . pw server

Because an Oracle LISC per Core costs you 18k to 40K x 64 more cores.
Anyone care to do the math? Wait till Oracle only runs on Sun for 254 Cores.
Uncle Larry needs a new Island!