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 How many computer programmers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Woah, no. That's a hardware problem. - jordie228 [more] |
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27-01-2004, 21:25
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Re: Update 5
-> Demonstration of removing the robot from the bar is part of inspection. You can tether to do this.
-> Additional electronic components include any object that conducts electricity other than IFI relays and voltage controllers, wires, connectors and solder. -> We wiped out the supply of 13" kickballs in the US/Canadia. There is a page of discussion about this. ->Skyway is setting up special production(limited) of 16", 20" and 24" wheels with keyway hubs like the 12.5" ones that came in the kit. Thats the executive summary. Wetzel ~~~~~~~~~~ Go read it anyways. 
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