ZenMasterThis

2 年前議論

IANAL, but I would think Infineon's data sheet and quote would constitute the "offer," and NASA's purchase order the "acceptance." IIANM, this meets the minimum requirement to establish a "contract" (usually called an "agreement" these days).

If the MOSFETs don't meet the specs on Infineon's data sheet, including rad hardness, then Infineon would be in breach of contract.

Is my reasoning correct?

ZenMasterThis

2 年前議論

Old cars have two headlight settings: Low-beams and high-beams.

New cars have two headlight settings: High-beams and asshole.

ZenMasterThis

2 年前議論

So the investors are being sued by the company they own shares in.

In a sense, then, the investors are suing themselves.

ZenMasterThis

2 年前議論

The Art of Electronics by Horowitz and Hill is the best.

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