That's why I stick with software that does what I want it to. Netscape, from before AOL bastardized it.
BTW, this group has 722,413 messages on the Giganews servers.
That's why I stick with software that does what I want it to. Netscape, from before AOL bastardized it.
BTW, this group has 722,413 messages on the Giganews servers.
-- Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is enough left over to pay them.
Giganews is a bit low in message support. News.planet.nl has 806470 messages here.
This probably won't work, but try:
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-- I avoid the web when I can. Instead, go to alt.binaries.schematics.electronic and read: "Opamps for newbies"
How much of that difference is spam?
-- Politicians should only get paid if the budget is balanced, and there is enough left over to pay them.
I agree, the question is ambiguous, although given that one voltage source is indeterminate, an argument could be made that the entire network tied to that point was the load.
What I really find disturbing is the thought that it is necessary to test a holder of a BSEE to determine if they learned any of the basics. Is it also necessary to quiz them on nand and nor gates, J-K flip-flops, and ripple counters? How about series and parallel resistances?
PlainBill
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