and your large format magazine looks really nice in 6 inches. or for that matter magazine or large format child book. You can even load them onto your 4inch phone, and that still isn't particularly satisfying. The larger colourful items want a larger colourful device, ie 10inch tablet, for best experience.
But viewing the ebook equivalent of a paperback novel in a paperback novel sized ebook would be so much more satisfying than using these sub-sized 6inch ebooks.
ok, looking at my bookshelves, yep most of the e-book sized books are novels, not picture books or how-to books or atlasses, so no colour is not important in an e-reader used primarily for novels. What is important is to get away from ridiculous small readers and get 7 inch readers,- go on, measure a standard novel, it aint 6 inches.
there does seem a lot of people who don't care who care enough to both read and post about this story. Who was the Moron again?
And yes, it actually is a very interesting story, and techy, and nerdy.
now tell us again why euro crisis, kremlin protests, drug running is techy and nerdy?
"user buttons, pressure sensors and LEDs "
Why would you want to interface this way? This will obsolete very quickly. Its direct brain interfacing you need. This is when it gets truly useful.
You are doing ONE drive of only 300 miles in 5 months time and that's your excuse for wasting petrol?
That's barely a commute here in Aus.
And yes, we would love to replace petrol usage for these trips, that's where the investment should be happening.
And yeah, you sound like an Aussie WRX driver too, WRX is short for wanker (does that translate?)
Stapleton: Last and First Men and Starmaker are possibly two of the best books ever,
but I would have been surprised to see them on the list.
Just read them and consider the concepts he is presenting and the timeframes he is covering.
I really wish Civ V could have been delayed in Australia by an extra week and then I could have seen the reviews and not wasted my money.
(Yes, firaxis are now on the don't buy for a month after release list now, as is the Total War series, 2 weeks of reviews to go before I consider Shogun 2)
Of course Spearmen can destroy a tank. Didn't you watch Avatar?
Use your imagination, if you had a spear and there was a tank you wanted to destroy, I'm sure you could work out several ways of doing it (knock on the hatch, spear the commander when he opens,...).
Enough with the fools. Everyone is a fool.
HP (now) is from HP (then). Agilent (now) is from HP (then).
HP (now) could quite easily have been given the name change.
The HP instrumentation division, which is what we are talking about, is essentially the same division with a company name change.
Of course, half of it is now closed off or sold off anyway.
Slashdot Mirror
then shave it off.
pretty sure its actually illegal to send the data overseas if the privacy regulations are less than in Australia.
and your large format magazine looks really nice in 6 inches. or for that matter magazine or large format child book. You can even load them onto your 4inch phone, and that still isn't particularly satisfying. The larger colourful items want a larger colourful device, ie 10inch tablet, for best experience. But viewing the ebook equivalent of a paperback novel in a paperback novel sized ebook would be so much more satisfying than using these sub-sized 6inch ebooks.
ok, looking at my bookshelves, yep most of the e-book sized books are novels, not picture books or how-to books or atlasses, so no colour is not important in an e-reader used primarily for novels. What is important is to get away from ridiculous small readers and get 7 inch readers,- go on, measure a standard novel, it aint 6 inches.
there does seem a lot of people who don't care who care enough to both read and post about this story. Who was the Moron again? And yes, it actually is a very interesting story, and techy, and nerdy. now tell us again why euro crisis, kremlin protests, drug running is techy and nerdy?
could you be more wrong?
"user buttons, pressure sensors and LEDs " Why would you want to interface this way? This will obsolete very quickly. Its direct brain interfacing you need. This is when it gets truly useful.
no because with hypoxia (see other comments), you can no longer do simple maths, and so the maths of the drag won't affect anything.
You are doing ONE drive of only 300 miles in 5 months time and that's your excuse for wasting petrol? That's barely a commute here in Aus. And yes, we would love to replace petrol usage for these trips, that's where the investment should be happening. And yeah, you sound like an Aussie WRX driver too, WRX is short for wanker (does that translate?)
Stapleton: Last and First Men and Starmaker are possibly two of the best books ever, but I would have been surprised to see them on the list. Just read them and consider the concepts he is presenting and the timeframes he is covering.
Precisely, its not the first to read, but its one of the greatest. And very deserving of being on the list.
actually Fosters is the waste product after making beer.
I really wish Civ V could have been delayed in Australia by an extra week and then I could have seen the reviews and not wasted my money. (Yes, firaxis are now on the don't buy for a month after release list now, as is the Total War series, 2 weeks of reviews to go before I consider Shogun 2)
Shouldn't we at least do the research to find out?
There's lots of things we can find out by experimenting on live human bodies. We should at least do the research. Starting on you.
Of course Spearmen can destroy a tank. Didn't you watch Avatar? Use your imagination, if you had a spear and there was a tank you wanted to destroy, I'm sure you could work out several ways of doing it (knock on the hatch, spear the commander when he opens, ...).
A hammer resets every calculator in existence. But seriously - why are there calculators in these exams anyway? What are they teaching you?
no, Australia has emus. This must be Austrian. Eggs are harder since they have further to fall.
I've never ever read such rubbish. will this discussion ever finish?
wrong band. Peter Garrett was Midnight Oil.
granary? you're not playing it right. Barracks and units is all you need.
Enough with the fools. Everyone is a fool. HP (now) is from HP (then). Agilent (now) is from HP (then). HP (now) could quite easily have been given the name change. The HP instrumentation division, which is what we are talking about, is essentially the same division with a company name change. Of course, half of it is now closed off or sold off anyway.
agilent is HP. Fool.
90% more galaxies, but are any of them worth visiting?
still happens - didn't you watch avatar?
so she ends up breeding and adding to the gene pool, and he ends up in slashdot. such is life.