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Darum sind die revolutionären geistigen Bewegungen, welche alles Frühere für nichtig erklären, im Recht, denn es ist noch nichts geschehen. - Franz Kafka

. > USCG couldn't tell the politicians that "people will die" so it was a > savings to be achieved. Given the shutdown costs it will take a few > years to break even - so it's actually more expensive in the short run. > > I heard this weekend that they have already demo'd the Boise City tower > because no other agency wanted it.

They would provide a cheap LH monitor and when they die, just buy another.   If you wanted to go upscale there were loads of 14.1 inch IBM Thinkpads running various flavors of XP for $225. I’d expect one of that quality build to run for years especially if one was to cut some extra ventilation holes in the case and add a small external fan.  

Most units that are well cared for “die” when the tube > goes out and come back to life when it’s replaced. The tube life dominates > the MTBF in this case. Lifetime is only one variable I am interested in. I suspect that most of the standards have a much longer lifetime than their MTBF between intermittent faults. E.g.

It is easy to glue a temperature sensor to "whatever" and > log it > In fact, many processors like the Freescale parts used on the Teensy have a temperature sensor built into them - sure it's the die temp, and it varies with processor loading, but it's better than nothing.

Most are far better than their rated leakge, but still have finite leakage and will eventually die. They will also eventually fail, and some fixed percentage will fail short. I've replaced a number of the Dallas parts who's batteries failed short. Back it up. -- mailto:oz@ozindfw.net Oz POB 93167 Southlake, TX 76092 (Near DFW Airport)

Bees are already facing a massive global die-off. This could be a death sentence for millions more bees. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is accepting public input on the decision for the next 27 days.

. > ... does it die in the can? ... I bought stuff that is supposedly rebranded hairspray for 3D printing. The first bottle I bought seems to have lost effectiveness. I'm on the second can even though the first can seems to be ejecting something, and is not yet empty. So my answer: Could be!

I set the group up, and invited Dave to be another owner so that; a) If I die, the group can continue. b) With me in the UK, and Dave in the USA, it makes it possible for posts to be approved.