Re: [links] X

On Mon, Apr 16, 2007 at 10:24:42AM -0600, Edward Rosten wrote:
> 
> 
> On Sat, 14 Apr 2007, Kali wrote:
> 
> > Dear Ed:
> > This monitor is a CSS dual scan monochrome monitor cs14DA. DB9 connector.
> > I like it for its readability/reliability/low power/no flicker/no
> > aliasing/ independent real power switch/no start surge on inverter, etc.
> > The computer uses 47 watts, starts from cold in 30 seconds and stops in
> > 12.

What computer are you using? I am building an exercise bike generator and I
want to connect a PC or laptop to mitigate the unhealthy lifestyle connected
with computer-based occupation. 

At the moment I have a 60W SEIG (self excited induction generator) from an
ordinary 60W three phase asynchronous motor, which can light a 60W light bulb
(though not full shine) when powered by an electric drill.

CL<

> >
> > No DOS or windows graphics mode has ever worked, but my partner just
> > informed me that ANY monitor can talk X, so I stand corrected!
> >
> > The card, OTIVGA (OT1067) might be the problem in what modes it supports.
> 
> 
> Sounds good, but if the monitor is old, then be a bit careful. Some old 
> monitors can die if you feed them the wrong signals, but I've never 
> actually encountered one myself. If the OTI card if supported by X, then 
> it probably supports fully programmable timings. The drivers for X 
> generally give more flexibility than you can get anywhere else.
> 
> 
> > He (James) also says links should use CORBA and not DOM.
> 
> CORBA is a RPC (remote procedure call) system, as is DCOM (a Microsoft 
> specific RPC system). Are you sure he's not confusing DCOM with DOM?
> 
> I thought that the DOM was just an tree structure representing an HTML 
> (or XML) document that allowed you to refer to the elements using a 
> standard naming scheme.
> 
> 
> -Ed
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