On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 9:16 PM, Barry Roberts wrote:
> I don't know if I've ever owned a clock that would act like that.
> Maybe some really old clock with an AC motor. But they talk about the
> clock on a microwave, and show a digital clock on a stove. Those all
> have
On Thu, Mar 8, 2018, at 9:16 PM, Barry Roberts wrote:
> It's not Linux-related, but I'm curious what other nerds think. I was
> listening to KUER on the way home from work tonight, and they were
> talking about this:
>
I’m not an expert and just spitballing, but are you sure they all rely on
crystal oscillators? I wouldn’t be the least surprised if they didn’t. I bet
you save a few cents by not including the quartz in the device. Also, don’t
quartz crystals change frequency based on temperature? Seems less
It's not Linux-related, but I'm curious what other nerds think. I was
listening to KUER on the way home from work tonight, and they were
talking about this:
https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/8/17095440/europe-clocks-running-slow-electricity-frequency-kosovo-serbia
I don't know if I've ever owned a
Look on dice.com.
Be willing to work any where.
I know a while back there was a LAMP job in SandPoint, ID.
It stayed on the job boards forever. I guess no one was willing to move to
SandPoint, ID. Right?
On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 6:05 PM, Alpheus Madsen
wrote:
> I've
I don't think PHP is in a downward trend at all right now, but more so that
it is shifting towards frameworks. So you may not find a job listing that
says PHP in it, but it has a framework name several times.
I didn't notice any mention of those in your original email. Do you know
any? Laravel
I may be able to help if you’re Interested.
On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 6:06 PM Alpheus Madsen
wrote:
>
> Perhaps part of it is my skillset -- PHP, MySQL and JavaScript, some
> Python. I have the impression that PHP is being phased out (I'd like to
> say "good riddance",
I've been looking for work for a few months now. In times past, I have
been able to readily find plenty of positions to apply to; this time
around, I've felt like I've had to struggle to find positions to apply to;
some weeks, I feel like I'm scraping the bottom of a barrel.
Perhaps part of it
SC and LC connectors don't have anything to do with the signal. They are
just different connector types, and both are used with single mode and
multi mode fiber. APC (with SC or LC) connectors have angled ends to reduce
the reflection of light causing signal degradation or interference. You
don't