There are Trackpoint keyboards, but I have also seen separate mouse-sized isometric joysticks. In both cases you don't need to move your hand to move the pointer; this is even more true on a Trackpoint keyboard where you keep your hands on the keyboard while you move the pointer.
Space Politics is a zero-sum game as long as the politics controls the budget.
Space Development is not a zero-sum game. There are resources to be used which will create wealth and goods. And there's plenty of work to be done by both humans and robots. I hear space is big, really big.
And humans have to get into space anyway. If we humans stay in our nest at the bottom of this gravity well, it's a zero-result game. Eventually something will stomp on our nest.
Looks like you found the plastic they're wrapping their gear in. Good thing they don't have to make their own molds.
They don't say they manufacture in Sweden. They say they're a Swedish company which spins off companies. Their press releases say their manufacturer in Brazil has been busy for months.
The Medison history also claims a relationship with several companies around the world. Anyone in Silicon Valley want to visit to confirm that? http://www.medison.se/history.htm
Did that fellow in Sweden try to go to one of their locations? Are there some/. readers in Sweden? Their history page says "Medison was founded 1996 in Jönköping, Sweden. The company grew fast and soon there were 15 employees in 4 cities in Sweden."
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Let us know when RoosterTeeth does an intro video for H3.
There are Trackpoint keyboards, but I have also seen separate mouse-sized isometric joysticks. In both cases you don't need to move your hand to move the pointer; this is even more true on a Trackpoint keyboard where you keep your hands on the keyboard while you move the pointer.
I'm going to have to fine you for that.
Takes out grammar ticket book and begins writing a rough draft...
A half-dollar is about as wide as a laptop is thick. If you need one, for $3.48 postage and handling, I can mail one to you.
Space Development is not a zero-sum game. There are resources to be used which will create wealth and goods. And there's plenty of work to be done by both humans and robots. I hear space is big, really big.
And humans have to get into space anyway. If we humans stay in our nest at the bottom of this gravity well, it's a zero-result game. Eventually something will stomp on our nest.
Of course. That's why they didn't mention it is a billion installations on only a million omputers.
Ahh... Sun, silicon, and a beach umbrella with a dark underside to stop reflections off the screen...
You apparently are not aware of bacteriophages. Bacteria are neither the top nor the bottom of the food chain.
If they're scammers, they are smart enough to be offering stuff that costs little rather than claiming you get 2560 M RAM and a 400 G disk drive.
They don't say they manufacture in Sweden. They say they're a Swedish company which spins off companies. Their press releases say their manufacturer in Brazil has been busy for months.
They claim United Keys is one of their spinoffs, a key-shaped display device. http://www.unitedkeys.com/index.html
Medison's Intelligentia spinoff claims the iBoard, a keyboard with displays in the keys. http://engvall.org/intelligentia/index.html
The Medison history also claims a relationship with several companies around the world. Anyone in Silicon Valley want to visit to confirm that? http://www.medison.se/history.htm
Did that fellow in Sweden try to go to one of their locations? Are there some /. readers in Sweden? Their history page says "Medison was founded 1996 in Jönköping, Sweden. The company grew fast and soon there were 15 employees in 4 cities in Sweden."
Doesn't 2checkout.com handle credit card sales for a lot of other companies?
Mentos?
Now we can look for news about people electrocuting themselves while stealing pencils.