As a current Kindle 2 owner, the thing that matters the most (at least to me) is book selection. An e-reader is only as useful as the books you can put on it.
My point is that those fairly small laptop touchpads can easily be set off by one's palms/wrists while typing. It's incredibly annoying unless you make preventive adjustments in the settings (like disabling tap-to-click) that make normal touchpad use less convenient (depending on your touchpad habits, I guess... disabling tap-to-click won't be an setback for those that never use it).
The touch-sensitive area on this thing will be much larger and therefore much more difficult to avoid touching while you type.
OSSv4 or older flavours simply does not have the API to deal with a modern linux desktop, plain and simple.
And yet for me it's the only system that will play multiple audio files at one time. ALSA/PA give the entire sound card to that paused youtube video loading in the background.
Are we sure it was a new memory they created? Because we can't just interview the flies about what they were thinking, how do we know the smell conjured up a fake memory rather than, say, just a strong feeling of unease?
Let me put it another way - I own a G1, which came preinstalled with Android. If I wanted to sell it to somebody, would I be bound by the GPL?
No. You didn't change the code.
If not, then what is the difference between me doing it once and a phone company doing it a million times?
If HTC edited the source, they are obligated to provide their changes. If they didn't edit the source, I believe the worst they need to do is point their customers to where the source code came from.
Japanese fought military against military. Only cowards kills civilians (and on hiroshima case, hundreds of thousands of civilians)
Better hundreds of thousands of civilians (at 220,000, barely qualifying for that extra s) than many times more military casualties and still hundreds of thousands of civilians that a full invasion would have cost.
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Has anyone here been able to find a good guide for joining a Linux client to an AD domain?
Someone should tell MS that their fiance hasn't been entirely faithful.
As a current Kindle 2 owner, the thing that matters the most (at least to me) is book selection. An e-reader is only as useful as the books you can put on it.
I've got three letters for you:
P D F
What's not to like about Barnes and Noble's new e-book reader?
PDF support? Check.
WiFi? Check
eInk? Check
SD reader? Check
Battery life? 10 days
I'm not seeing a downside yet.
If I hadn't already posted in this thread I'd give you a +1 Funny.
B) You will then spread it to others. H1N1 is contagious 3 days before symptoms show up.
So I risk exposing... lets see... carry the 1... a cat. If I keep the window open.
You can ask, but I doubt it. OOo 3.2 isn't even done yet, and Ubuntu 9.10 is going to be released Thursday next week.
If you've got your own little money tree you aren't as tied to budgets set by someone else.
An anonymous reader writes with this excerpt...
Anonymous to us, maybe...
...or one seriously decked-out Mac Pro.
That's a bit misleading. Only a few more million and you might be able to buy two Mac Pros.
My point is that those fairly small laptop touchpads can easily be set off by one's palms/wrists while typing. It's incredibly annoying unless you make preventive adjustments in the settings (like disabling tap-to-click) that make normal touchpad use less convenient (depending on your touchpad habits, I guess... disabling tap-to-click won't be an setback for those that never use it).
The touch-sensitive area on this thing will be much larger and therefore much more difficult to avoid touching while you type.
And yet it looks like you posted an hour before the article.
OSSv4 or older flavours simply does not have the API to deal with a modern linux desktop, plain and simple.
And yet for me it's the only system that will play multiple audio files at one time. ALSA/PA give the entire sound card to that paused youtube video loading in the background.
I asked the guy, c'mon man, dinosaur fossils, what's the deal? He goes, 'God put those here to test our faith'.
I hate that argument. I prefer: "They missed the boat"
Did the mutations change the fenotype (the external aspect/behaviour) to something more adapted?
They can now digest citric acid.
The web browsers aren't just being used on the intranet.
Why is this a surprise? Isn't that exactly why they came here in the first place?
Are we sure it was a new memory they created? Because we can't just interview the flies about what they were thinking, how do we know the smell conjured up a fake memory rather than, say, just a strong feeling of unease?
Let me put it another way - I own a G1, which came preinstalled with Android. If I wanted to sell it to somebody, would I be bound by the GPL?
No. You didn't change the code.
If not, then what is the difference between me doing it once and a phone company doing it a million times?
If HTC edited the source, they are obligated to provide their changes. If they didn't edit the source, I believe the worst they need to do is point their customers to where the source code came from.
No, they're being sold to Slashdot users who'd never be content to endure the limits of a laptop as their "real" computer...
Funny, most netbooks I've seen have been used as the primary computer.
The OS X 10.6 update will also set you back $25.
Are you assuming that the Mac will be bought second-hand? Because new Macs already have 10.6
Japanese fought military against military. Only cowards kills civilians (and on hiroshima case, hundreds of thousands of civilians)
Better hundreds of thousands of civilians (at 220,000, barely qualifying for that extra s) than many times more military casualties and still hundreds of thousands of civilians that a full invasion would have cost.
Since you're AC, I'll just send you here.
My workplace's proxy interferes with Windows Update in such a way to make it ridiculously slow.
How is this the hardware's fault? The hardware isn't what changed.