> De : "Nicolas Boulay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I'm pretty sure that it existe some code for "prototype" Id. Sell the > card with that and provide a means to modify it by a programming > interface. You mean that that is a current pratice, though, not official ? > > 2006/7/22, Timothy Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> On 7/22/06, luc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: snap >>> Though, and more pragmatically, are we twenty, thirty, or even more and >>> start the pool ? >> >> Someone suggested that it might be inappropriate for OHF to have the >> membership and Traversal to use it. I'm not sure, though. Maybe, but, if it's about a "vendor ID" that concern TT not OHF, since the latter cannot be a "vendor" >> >> Howard, Andy, and I may just have to bite the bullet, beg our wives, >> and spend the money ourselves. It's just that it doubles the cost of >> producing prototypes. We can use any vendor ID we want for >> prototypes, but we still have to spend that money for a legitimate >> membership before we get our first revenue. So I ask again my question but differently: how many "donators" are there on this mailing list ? >> >> On further thought, though, it seems reasonable for them to charge a >> lot of money for membership. There is only "space" for 65535 vendor >> IDs. How many vendors have left the market ? Can we buy the ID of a vendor who is out or doesn't need anymore to be a SIG membership ?
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