On Mon, 14 Oct 2019, Rodney W. Grimes wrote:
There was more than just "A Ford" that has spark plug nighmares, most of the front wheel drive v6 and v8 cars are a nightmare to get to the real spark plugs, some require considerable disassmebly to replace, part of what caused the advent of the 100k mile double platnium spark plug!
Rod, Oh. Not having owned a Ford prior to my F-250 I wasn't aware of this. The front-wheel drive vehicles I had (MG-1100, Saab-93s) were 4- and 3-cylinders and easy to service.
A good place, and I am almost possitive they shall say "Only use OEM cartridges in your printer". But of cource that may be techncial in nature, I am sure they can make a case, but understand, they are a factor authorized center for many OEM's so saying anything different would probably be a violation of that authorization, and also there is the whole business reason, they work on a mark up percentage and the more expensive the part the more profit for them.
More importantly, their reputation depends on providing customers with good advice and products.
Rather interesting news all around the globe on RISC-V, thanks to the sanctions against china who can no longer get ARM technology to make there wunderful devices.. guess what they are gona do? Yep, here we go... RISC-V is expected to make a huge splash in the phone and PDA market next year... and ARM is scrambling to recoup lost license fees. Google up the "Xuantie 910", Alibabi has just eclipsed everyone on the fastest biggest RISC-V out there... arm look out... your business model is circling the drain!
Wonder where AMD sits in relation to this. The Econmist article mentioned only Intel and Arm. Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
