crimping

Regardless, the point is that by crimping Intel may be making themselves and their customers better off.

When you don't have a generational collector, you have to seriously constrain your allocations, crimping your immutable style.

Those who can (or employed to) do everything from wire crimping, kernel hacking, to UX and graphic design.

This situation happens when capital markets become so risk averse they start crimping their own ability to capture value.

They cited a case where crimping occurred in printers even though IBM and HP were competing.

Soldering a crimp really only helps if you've done a poor job of crimping; but it's relatively easy to inspect a crimp.

CS is for studying the theory and nature of computation, so why is cutting and crimping a network cable on the list?

I would not enjoy being up on a ladder fussing with a crimping tool and 8 stubby wires.

You can install pex with just a crimping tool that runs around that price.

When I'm cleaning highrise windows I put a looot of force crimping window frames to move laterally.

So after crimping, the only way they hold together is with solder.

Note that here DIY means designing the chassis, the drive loader mechanism, PCBs for backplate, power distribution (including crimping dozens of power cables), modding PCIe cards to fit.

The "win" here is that "do it on a computer" patents are being invalidated left and right by the courts and that is crimping the revenue stream of trolls and having them re-evaluate their portfolios.

No more serial or parallel ports, no more soldering or crimping cables, much less resetting & rebooting..." With USB, plug & play, & wireless, I almost forget how much it used to suck.

OK, I see now I missed that because all of my cabling needs are easily met by manual assembly: most custom cables I make are for CPC (Circular Plastic Connector) "Cannon" type connectors and the Series III contacts are still doable by hand (although machines do a much better job of crimping).