Mmm. Depends on how you define "how much."
If I had to guess, um, 35% BSD or so? But most of that was updated or tweaked. And the GUI stuff and, most importantly, coding APIs are all Apple.
t /talking mostly out my ass
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Mmm. Depends on how you define "how much."
If I had to guess, um, 35% BSD or so? But most of that was updated or tweaked. And the GUI stuff and, most importantly, coding APIs are all Apple.
t /talking mostly out my ass
Quick question: For an X-Box that specifies 100-127 Volt and 2.1 Amp - would a 65 Watt power source work, or just burn out?
Since W = V × A, the X-Box would requrie a 250W power supply.
Thanks. He's an art major, and I'm repressing most of my physics classes, so sometimes there's a bit of danger when we handle the electric conversions.
Since W = V × A
uh.
I before E except after C
Watts Volts Amps
I think I messed up my Palm charger by using it with a prong adapter in Kenya. Since my sister runs her computer off the adapter, and it worked with the iPod just fine, I was optimistic.
But I got just a wee bit of charge out of it when I got back.
At least I hope it's the charger and not something in the Palm itself.
Watts Volts Amps
ha. actually I knew that. I just thought the magical appearance of a formula was kind of funny.
Do you ever do something so incredibly idiotic that you wonder about your actual brain power.
I just realized that my whole problem yesterday with Access not adding was because you have to enter a quantity of 1 if the customer is buying one item (I thought it defaulted to one). Grrr.
I am getting jumpy video playback on my laptop. Can someone point me to where the latest codecs are?