and 4 or 5 rectifier stacks to power a linear amplifier for ham radio. those microdiodes better be damn cheap.

1 - Perfect

2 - Paid For

3 - I forget

wait it out, enter the auction. much smarter business.

why would Microsoft double down on a dying dud? nothing there but dead weight, a black hole.

patents are cheaper in Chapter 7.

you didn't say wireless phone...

not a central one at this point. I will bet you a gallon of Ethyl that the pumps have hardcoded authentication, and the software probably has enough holes you could drive the Indy 500 through.

you don't want that on a network. not even for a little bit. you want that locked behind a panel. if there is no security, all you have is obscurity.

and it gets worse forcing autoplay of that dancing singing crap, much of which gags my browser. take your Flash and HTML5 and go to hell.

a Proton light on the small one, along with an AP fob. on the heavy one, a Lenkurt 40-year fob.

the other stuff does not appeal to me. bleah. however, set the Keuritty on the floor, let the cats pick what they want to eat by pushing the lever... that's no problem. I could do that machine. as long as it doesn't use those damn DRM containers.

running power to it would be another issue, but hey, I have a coil of 12/2-WG still begging to be opened...

(( checking to makes sure I don't have that stock anyplace ))

as long as the vacuum or glow-gas holds out, a function of the amount of Kovar seal around the leads and whether it has a glass cap, those puppies would come right up if power came back.

not buying that crap. except my alarm system.

wait a minute...

once you did that, it's not your phone and your life any more.

they want crap apps on a phone, they have to provide the phone. otherwise, you are chattel, like cattle, only not in demand at the supermarket.

indeed

I code in longhand! and where's the punch for the paper tape?