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NOTA BENE BIG FAT March SALE: 10% TO 75% OFF EVERYTHING. BROWSE THINGS HERE. ORIGINAL FIT T SHIRTS CLEARANCE HERE. REMO GENERAL STORE
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Designs | Always OnCustOMER Ratings & CommentsOnly Customers get to Rate & Comment.
Brigid Marasco
| Brunswick West, Australia | CustOMER Since 2007 | Fri 15 Jun 2007 | 09:11 PM SYD EST
Marie
| BRISBANE, Australia | CustOMER Since 2004 | Fri 10 Nov 2006 | 05:10 PM SYD EST
The symbol for power represents two of the states a machine can be at: powered (on) or not (off); the latter can be divided into fully off (that is, no power available) and sleeping or in standby mode. Some devices can only have two states (e.g., a lightbulb), while others can have three or even four (e.g., computers and bears can be on, sleeping, hibernating or off). The usual modern symbols were 0 and 1, indicating power being available or not, stood next to each other or separated by a slash, and were later combined so that the 1 (or an upright bar) would stand inside the 0 (or a circle enclosing the bar). The current usage in which the circle fully encloses the upright bar stands for ‘power either on or off’, while the one in which the bar cuts the circle indicates that the machine is (or should be) also capable of ‘standby.’ The symbols and their usage are currently described by two international standards, IEC 60417 and ISO 7000. Note that not all manufacturers use the symbols consistently or in line with the capabilities of the equipment. Thus, assuming REMO is in line with the two international standards above, your T-shirt can successfully identify the four physical or mental states the owner can be at: fully on, fully off, (fully) idling or (fully) hibernating, as indicated by a series of control signals observed from activity or body language. Mauro Mello Jr.
| Randwick, Australia | CustOMER Since 1991 | Mon 11 Apr 2005 | 04:27 PM SYD EST
Jacqueline Trad
| Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1989 | Fri 21 Nov 2003 | 05:16 PM SYD EST
Adam Deutsch
| London, England | CustOMER Since 1996 | Wed 14 May 2003 | 09:34 AM SYD EST
Chris Kuan
| Mount St Thomas, Australia | CustOMER Since 2000 | Wed 14 May 2003 | 05:25 AM SYD EST Got a general comment or suggestion? Have your say in the CustOMER Forum. |
Larissa Reed I've been shopping at Remo since it first opened on Oxford Street, one notable Christmas I think I bought every single present there. My father still has the bird whistle. This year, my sister has re-discovered the cuisinaire rods and is so excited to be able to buy them for her 3 year old daughter. We have fond memories, and an ongoing love of the patterns and logic of mathematics, thanks to these! What about you? Think you belong with us? Already a CustOMER? Network Links + TED |