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    CS vs. CompEngineering majors

    Getting a degree in any of the fields is good. It really is only going to matter for your first job. My suggestion would be to go towards CpE, that is my major. I am saying that because since you get the experience from both CS and EE, you know almost as much as they do. They have a few...
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    Looking for an app to convert regular text to html code...

    I do not suggest Word. It saves in many spans and divs, where I believe you want just basic text with <strong> and other tags associated. I'm not really sure, you should check out download.com see what you can come up with.
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    Project: Pirate Sonata

    looks sweet...i wish i were good at using a dremel :rolleyes:
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    Project:: Black Lightning

    Looks really good...I'll have to keep that idea in mind for my VFD...thanks! :D
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    I got a Dell- paintjob that is...

    Looks pretty sweet. Good job :D
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    Car mp3/media player (Install Pending)

    You could install one of the lite versions of linux for media use. I'll check on a couple of the distro's, you can email me or contact me on AIM(more likely to catch me on AIM) to remind me to get it for you. As far as power, are you hooking up to the car's ignition switch? I am doing an mp3...
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    phones

    If you get your power for the LED from the main phone line, remember that the power does jump quite a bit when it is ringing, i.e. You should filter out the jumps from your led with either a voltage regulator or a capacitor.
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