The nice thing about google video was that it worked and it was simple. You could resize the video arbitrarily. Unfortunately simplicity and functionality doesn't make money.
Because Google Search doesn't make any profit...?
I don't like running Internet Explorer.. I feel so.. naked.
Fortunately there are some sites (http://windowsupdate.62nds.com/) that allow you to run Windows updates on Firefox.
Can we please at least try to acknowledge there is gaming in the world other than video gaming? You must be new here!
This is Slashdot. News for NERDS. The only games other than Video games are table-top ones.
(Takes the karma hit:P)
In a Dwarven way.
"It's true you don't see many Engineering women. And in fact, they are so alike in voice and appearance, that they are often mistaken for engineering men!
And this in turn has given rise to the belief that there are no engineering women, and that engineers just spring out of holes in the ground!"
(Blatant Two Towers Gimli reference)
But all those were 720p HD.. the one in question is 1080p, so it's the first 'full' HD quality. It makes a differance on some of the big 42" + HDTVs, I guess.
While I think the accusation is horribly out of proportion, this just goes to show that Americas series of tubes is clogged with this filth. Is it the teachers fault that one of those tubes had porn in? I don't think so.
Interestingly, though, I wonder if paying two people to have sex with each other is technically illegal.
No, it isn't. Go to a courtroom and watch the lawyers screw each other over for money. It's terrible.
I wonder how the 'Pad' one would work with electric cars. Imagine being able to drive into a docking station, waiting a few minutes after you drive over the plate and then go? It seems like a great application for this kind of thing.
VBA is something the world should be able to live without. Not really.VBA is used in a big way in the department (Planning) of the IT company I work in. A lot of automation takes place and provides a nice and easy "Click here" GUI for users who don't know how to string a SQL together.
VBA is quite powerful within Office and can be used to make great bespoke software solutions. Loosing that functionality could be quite risky for Microsoft.
Not that it's a problem, of course. Businesses don't often leap into new technology. We've just completed a migration of 120,000 NT workstations to XP for a government branch in the UK, just as Vista is released and Microsoft Office 2007.
Sony is no different than the Plantation Owners of the Old South. While I agree that locked-in formats - both software and hardware are bad (One of the reasons I don't like Microsoft Office, Apple computers etc), I think comparing Sony to slave-owners isn't exactly fair. No-one makes you buy the products or keep to that format. If you don't want it, don't buy it.
Slaves didn't have that much of a choice.
Of course Companies arn't going to leap for it. I'm working for a big contractor in the UK and we have almost finished one of the largest rollouts in Europe (120,000 workstations) from Windows 2000 to XP for a government agency.
The only reason they are moving over to XP is because Microsoft is stopping support for earlier versions of Operating system and business integration - such as Exchange 5.5
It doesn't seem to make sense to go for businesses first - companies are generally slow on the uptake when it comes to migration on a large scale.
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Because Google Search doesn't make any profit...?
How about Sharks on a Plane?
Hmm. That might be flawed somewhere..
I don't like running Internet Explorer.. I feel so.. naked.
Fortunately there are some sites (http://windowsupdate.62nds.com/) that allow you to run Windows updates on Firefox.
This is Slashdot. News for NERDS. The only games other than Video games are table-top ones.
(Takes the karma hit
Yeah, Virtucon alone makes 9 billion dollars a year. They should have stole ONE HUNDRED.. BILLION DOLLARS!
In a Dwarven way.
"It's true you don't see many Engineering women. And in fact, they are so alike in voice and appearance, that they are often mistaken for engineering men!
And this in turn has given rise to the belief that there are no engineering women, and that engineers just spring out of holes in the ground!"
(Blatant Two Towers Gimli reference)
With glitter effects and a song that automatically plays when you go in it
Oh the horror!!
Which is why they should be banned off my intarwebs!
But all those were 720p HD.. the one in question is 1080p, so it's the first 'full' HD quality. It makes a differance on some of the big 42" + HDTVs, I guess.
This is almost like Region coded Slashdot..
Slashdot moderation has never been more accurate..
I already came up with the formula, I was just too lazy to publish it.
While I think the accusation is horribly out of proportion, this just goes to show that Americas series of tubes is clogged with this filth. Is it the teachers fault that one of those tubes had porn in? I don't think so.
Arrr, it be called plundering and pillaging.
I consider that an act of War!
Good thing the Pirate Bay is called so for a reason.
No, it isn't. Go to a courtroom and watch the lawyers screw each other over for money. It's terrible.
I wonder how the 'Pad' one would work with electric cars. Imagine being able to drive into a docking station, waiting a few minutes after you drive over the plate and then go? It seems like a great application for this kind of thing.
"German Scientists devestated after loosing non-reflective material"
One scientist quoted: "I just put it down here and now.. I can't find it!"
VBA is quite powerful within Office and can be used to make great bespoke software solutions. Loosing that functionality could be quite risky for Microsoft.
Not that it's a problem, of course. Businesses don't often leap into new technology. We've just completed a migration of 120,000 NT workstations to XP for a government branch in the UK, just as Vista is released and Microsoft Office 2007.
Of course Companies arn't going to leap for it. I'm working for a big contractor in the UK and we have almost finished one of the largest rollouts in Europe (120,000 workstations) from Windows 2000 to XP for a government agency. The only reason they are moving over to XP is because Microsoft is stopping support for earlier versions of Operating system and business integration - such as Exchange 5.5 It doesn't seem to make sense to go for businesses first - companies are generally slow on the uptake when it comes to migration on a large scale.