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UFC 129

OMGGGGG spider man memes

One possibility is some sort of key logger on your machines, possibly through opening suspicious attachments in your emails or something, and then using some sort of remote accessing software. Was your computer on when your gmail accounts were hacked? I'd get as much important NON-COMPROMISED data as possible off the drives and then wipe them clean before reinstalling the OS on every machine that has been hacked. Anti-virus software almost always blow chunks and are pretty much like a virus anyway, so I don't use any and just exercise extreme caution. Has worked well for me so far.

Ooh I forgot about that one. I think it was basically like Vista, I used it for a month or so and then switched to something else.

I'm currently using Pro on one computer and Enterprise on another. there's basically no difference in normal use. Main thing Enterprise and Ultimate have that Pro doesn't is BitLocker. Funny thing I realized is I have used almost every single iteration of Windows OSes, starting with 95. 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP, Vista (for only one or two months, before switching back to XP), and now Win7. Technically DOS is an OS too.

Every Win7 installation I've done hasn't taken more than 30 minutes... Finished one digit hex rotary encoder. Increment cw decrement ccw. Now need to do BCD and for 4 digits. Edit: And need to reinstall Orcad, something went horribly wonky and I don't know how to bring it back the way it was.

Finally about to get the rotary encoder to work. I now have more respect for whoever first got (computer) mice to work. I found that the quadrature encoder I'm using doesn't follow the 2 bit gray code state diagram. Ok, well I guess it does, but it's little Endian. It starts out 11 no matter what, then goes 01, 00, 10 clockwise. Goes 10, 00, 01 for ccw.

Cool, thanks for that.

Congrat Jim and hope everything goes well for Ollie

Any voltage output DACs you like, Filburt?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBT48odyC4Q&feature=player_embedded

I think some of the gray mystery meat from my McDoubles ended up in the wrong tube. Not a good feeling.

Forgive my naivete, but what exactly do you use in a single ended tube output stage other than a cathode follower, eg in a headphone/speaker amplifier? As in, wouldn't the output distort as speakers are 4-8 ohms, most tube amplifiers have output impedances at best of roughly the same, and the distortion is based on the ratio of the rp of the output tubes to the headphones/speakers? And in a push pull output stage, which typically uses pentodes, the rp is even much higher. Edit: Nvm, forgot about the output trafo.

Sounds like a fun(ish?) DIY project. I'm sure there are other ways to remove rusted bolts than just brute force heating them (which sounds destructive as well).

quart of whole milk You mean actual Half & Half or half bourbon half milk?

Raconte moi

half gallon whole milk

Mapped out all possible combinations on my "7 segment" LED display and dual color LEDs, gonna get the rotary encoder working next and display what I'm reading from it on the 7 seg. After that going to play around with low and high priority interrupts. Edit: Have now been working on this for about 10 hours straight, head hurts, can't figure out rotary encoder

So something like Bresenham's algorithm applied to DPLLs?

Half gallon whole milk another half gallon tonight

Reading that gave me the chills, glad you didn't get hurt. My past neighbor fell off his ladder while building his deck and broke half his bones, and I already have a fear of heights.