While a little tricky to set up, this allows you to use all of the wonderful KIOSlaves inside *any* application (not just KDE apps) by mounting a gateway directory under FUSE. Want to edit a file over SSH or FTP in the GIMP without explictly copying it locally? No problem.
yeah, instead of an actual review, we just get his real-time scribblings. of course they're not going to make sense to anyone but the writer; they were never meant to. have you ever tried to read lecture notes from someone who payed some amount of attention to a class? they gloss over things they already know, they overemphasize things that are new to them, and the whole bit gets jumbled together so that their thoughts don't make any narrative sense.
way to confuse the snot out of readers expecting a cohesive article! though if they were expecting that, i'm not sure why they'd be at/. to begin with.
I'm sure they would, but it's such a pain to scan pictures and upload them to a server. What we need is a device to do this kind of thing automatically! I'm surprised nobody's asked slashdot about that yet.
Yes, this is how genres arise, and the process is hardly unique to video games. These days, though, it seems that people are less willing to push the boundaries of genre formulas.
it's pretty simple, really. we just put the nuclear waste back in where we took all the coal and oil out before. all that digging, drilling, and pumping's got to leave some big enough holes, right?
That's actually true. These guys are stuck on the idea of animating the keycaps, not just changing them between static bitmap sets. I personally think the latter is more useful on a keyboard, but these folks are artist. Art-butts think like that.
You realize that he's talking about white-box computers (custom built with commodity hardware) and not Whitebox Linux, right? I thought the same thing when I read the title of the article, but the actual question makes it clear.
After the benefit period ends, the new or upgraded level of service will continue automatically (following an email reminder) and you will be billed accordingly, unless you cancel or modify your subscription.
Right there in the bottom paragraph (the normal place for such exceptions, I think). Makes sense to me: you get a free month at a higher plan no charge, and you can stick with the higher plan if you choose to do so, at your own cost. Not really a "catch". Just some people not paying attention or expecting it to be more than it was.
And I've not even had my Model 01 for a month. Granted, they didn't up the 802.11 chip to support 802.11g, and they haven't had a magical increase in battery life. They also didn't change the digitizer, which I find to be too unweildy to use, ever.
actually,.net was originally for routers, not ISPs.
furthermore, such a strict categorization makes for some interesting questions as to where things ought to go. for example, let's say i've got a band that i don't make any money off of (and is therefore not a commercial entity), but is certainly not a "non-profit organization" in the traditional connotation.
there are thousands more examples of cases that don't quite fit into the simple categorizations that were first envisioned with the TLDs. people have adapted their usage to the technological constraints by pushing the boundaries of what TLDs are used for which purposes.
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When Agro fell off the bridge, sacrificing himself for me, I nearly welled up.
http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=KIO+Fuse+G ateway
While a little tricky to set up, this allows you to use all of the wonderful KIOSlaves inside *any* application (not just KDE apps) by mounting a gateway directory under FUSE. Want to edit a file over SSH or FTP in the GIMP without explictly copying it locally? No problem.
Just keep your power gloves off her, ok?
yeah, instead of an actual review, we just get his real-time scribblings. of course they're not going to make sense to anyone but the writer; they were never meant to. have you ever tried to read lecture notes from someone who payed some amount of attention to a class? they gloss over things they already know, they overemphasize things that are new to them, and the whole bit gets jumbled together so that their thoughts don't make any narrative sense.
/. to begin with.
way to confuse the snot out of readers expecting a cohesive article! though if they were expecting that, i'm not sure why they'd be at
Dude, it's Jim Beam. You should at least know the name of what it is that's making you so very, very drunk.
It's also good on ham, by the way.
Please post pics. Thx.
I'm sure they would, but it's such a pain to scan pictures and upload them to a server. What we need is a device to do this kind of thing automatically! I'm surprised nobody's asked slashdot about that yet.
Yes, this is how genres arise, and the process is hardly unique to video games. These days, though, it seems that people are less willing to push the boundaries of genre formulas.
it's pretty simple, really. we just put the nuclear waste back in where we took all the coal and oil out before. all that digging, drilling, and pumping's got to leave some big enough holes, right?
That's actually true. These guys are stuck on the idea of animating the keycaps, not just changing them between static bitmap sets. I personally think the latter is more useful on a keyboard, but these folks are artist. Art-butts think like that.
This project is already using Google's statistical translation system as its backbone. There's no new translation engine intrinsic to this project.
You realize that he's talking about white-box computers (custom built with commodity hardware) and not Whitebox Linux, right? I thought the same thing when I read the title of the article, but the actual question makes it clear.
funny, the email i got says:
After the benefit period ends, the new or upgraded level of service will continue automatically (following an email reminder) and you will be billed accordingly, unless you cancel or modify your subscription.
Right there in the bottom paragraph (the normal place for such exceptions, I think). Makes sense to me: you get a free month at a higher plan no charge, and you can stick with the higher plan if you choose to do so, at your own cost. Not really a "catch". Just some people not paying attention or expecting it to be more than it was.
And I've not even had my Model 01 for a month. Granted, they didn't up the 802.11 chip to support 802.11g, and they haven't had a magical increase in battery life. They also didn't change the digitizer, which I find to be too unweildy to use, ever.
Did you read the article? That's not Nintendo's name for the tech demo, it was the reviewer's. They were trying to be funny, which was lost on some.
Unfortunately, it's not very helpful at pointing out blatant sarcasm.
actually, .net was originally for routers, not ISPs.
furthermore, such a strict categorization makes for some interesting questions as to where things ought to go. for example, let's say i've got a band that i don't make any money off of (and is therefore not a commercial entity), but is certainly not a "non-profit organization" in the traditional connotation.
there are thousands more examples of cases that don't quite fit into the simple categorizations that were first envisioned with the TLDs. people have adapted their usage to the technological constraints by pushing the boundaries of what TLDs are used for which purposes.
I miss the basement studio
I miss Kate Botello.
like this? it's been around for a few years. there's even a guitar version. you don't really need the complexity of OLED displays for this purpose.
then walk to the surface. and back.
or, really, his wife had sex. probably.
It's still software that spys on your network activity.
So then, go do something else with your life! There are at least 3.14 bazillion job descriptions in the world. Go try another one.
the gamecube controller introduced dual analog sticks (for nintendo, anyway) and analog triggers.
what the heck is "lateme"? that's the best conjure i could come up with for "L8me". surely you don't mean "lame", right?
the other 512MB is on the other side.