Still one hell of a board though.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Too bad Intel still hasn't launched multiplier unlocked Xeons for LGA2011. No use for overkill mobo until that.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
My trusty HTC Desire Z is dead. Fried eMMC.
Physical keyboard + GSM + Android. Ideas?
Physical keyboard + GSM + Android. Ideas?
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
Yes, it will include labour and factory overheads. That is what Apple are paying Foxconn for the products, Foxconn manage the factory overheads and labour, not Apple.Dilbert_X wrote:
Thats about normal for electronics manufacturing, doesn't include labour, factory overheads, corporate overheads, marketing, retailer margin etc.pirana6 wrote:
oh apple...
The other overheads I do not know about, but I can tell you with certainty that the first few overheads are covered by that cost. That's how you purchase products. I don't pay for the factory workers labour, I pay for the product, just like Apple will.
Retailer margin? Lol wut. That's not part of the margin and would never be. That's up to the retailer.
Yes apple pays for the product, but they control parts costs too. That list is meaningless, unless someone with knowledge of the prices Apple pays can verify those prices
It will include the labour and factory overhead of the component supplier, presumably you expect a finished product when you buy an Apple product, not a bag of bits and a tube of glue.Zimmer wrote:
Yes, it will include labour and factory overheads. That is what Apple are paying Foxconn for the products, Foxconn manage the factory overheads and labour, not Apple.Dilbert_X wrote:
Thats about normal for electronics manufacturing, doesn't include labour, factory overheads, corporate overheads, marketing, retailer margin etc.pirana6 wrote:
oh apple...
The other overheads I do not know about, but I can tell you with certainty that the first few overheads are covered by that cost. That's how you purchase products. I don't pay for the factory workers labour, I pay for the product, just like Apple will.
Retailer margin? Lol wut. That's not part of the margin and would never be. That's up to the retailer.
That breakdown covers the components, not Foxconn's assembly work, tooling setup etc, and compares it to the retail price of the product, arriving at a supposed mark-up of 50%.
I imagine Apple engineers like to be paid, Apple shareholders like to receive a dividend, they like to see any IP patented and protected, the CEO likes to fly around in private jets and so on, thats where the bulk of the rest of it goes.
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Fuck Israel
I have a (US) G1, sans battery...max wrote:
My trusty HTC Desire Z is dead. Fried eMMC.
Physical keyboard + GSM + Android. Ideas?
EE (hats
Well, fuck the keyboard. Picked up a Galaxy Nexus.max wrote:
My trusty HTC Desire Z is dead. Fried eMMC.
Physical keyboard + GSM + Android. Ideas?
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
Dilbert_X wrote:
windows tells me an hdd crash is gonna happen soon
so does defraggler
fuuuuuuu
so does defraggler
fuuuuuuu
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back yo shit upRTHKI wrote:
windows tells me an hdd crash is gonna happen soon
so does defraggler
fuuuuuuu
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
yea. luckily i dont have much. all my music is on external. just some school shit
RTHKI wrote:
windows tells me an hdd crash is gonna happen soon
so does defraggler
fuuuuuuu
naw son
reading 'How to Track Your Website’s Content on Pinterest' http://mashable.com/2012/03/14/pinterest-track-content/
Do you have to have an HTML site for this to work?
Do you have to have an HTML site for this to work?
What were you thinking of using it with? You would need some sort of website that gets pinned to get track backs from Pinterest. The point of that entire page is just to get a feed like you get a twitter feed and the sort. Pretty annoying if people start using Pinterest as well, which isn't even that great a resource.Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
reading 'How to Track Your Website’s Content on Pinterest' http://mashable.com/2012/03/14/pinterest-track-content/
Do you have to have an HTML site for this to work?
the new real time option is pretty cool on google analytics
It should have been implemented a long long time ago. Analytics has been the generally accepted tracking system because it is Google and their integration with their other services. However tracking systems like Mint have offered that sort of option for a long time, and Google should really have caught up a few years ago.Dauntless wrote:
the new real time option is pretty cool on google analytics
On another note
I have a perfect condition i7 920 1366 pin and Asus P6T that I'd like to get rid of, anybody interested? Might also want to get rid of my Antec 900, but that's not in such perfect condition as I short circuited one of the top USB ports so it doesn't work anymore. Other than that it's solid.
yeah i knew there were others out there but i used google just because (like you said) it's google (and free)
it gives me everything i need, though some of the reports like page flow doesn't work for me
it gives me everything i need, though some of the reports like page flow doesn't work for me
post bumpZimmer wrote:
On a totally different topic, I was thinking of starting a few posts about how to make web development easier for people and some vital tips and tricks of the trade. Who'd be interested in reading that sort of stuff? Would cover stuff from PHP deployment to Ruby Gems.
isn't that back end? i'm looking to redo my website and am tempted to drop a wordpress theme on it.bugz wrote:
post bumpZimmer wrote:
On a totally different topic, I was thinking of starting a few posts about how to make web development easier for people and some vital tips and tricks of the trade. Who'd be interested in reading that sort of stuff? Would cover stuff from PHP deployment to Ruby Gems.
Zimmer, what kind of personalization and flexibilty are we talking about?
i know what rubies are .. psh!
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It would cover pretty much anything you want it to cover. I work 60/40 right now frontend (full time job is frontend and extras are all backend) so the post would cover stuff like ultra fast CSS styling with Compass/SASS and do's and don't's with HTML etc. Javascript tips and tricks as well.
I merely mentioned PHP Deployment because it's a thing that a lot of people don't fully understand and still do by using SFTP/FTP and uploading their files, when they should really be version controlling everything and deploying them through a system like Capistrano.
Ruby Gems were mentioned because I'm falling in love with Rails and Ruby and have started a new system on it, so working more and more with it.
Wordpress could be covered as well, but I hate that shit.
I merely mentioned PHP Deployment because it's a thing that a lot of people don't fully understand and still do by using SFTP/FTP and uploading their files, when they should really be version controlling everything and deploying them through a system like Capistrano.
Ruby Gems were mentioned because I'm falling in love with Rails and Ruby and have started a new system on it, so working more and more with it.
Wordpress could be covered as well, but I hate that shit.
bloody fucking jesus did all stock heatsinks on P4s sound like a jet engine?
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
My friend made a Chrome extension
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