of completely hare-brained ideas that looked great in the cartoons I grew up with but are not currently feasible. Who knows? Maybe they'll make the darn thing work and not cost a mint!
Don't let regulation stand in the way of Gravity; the later is a cruel master and an important teacher.
yeah, near-realtime NexRad weather radar is a godsend...
"hmmm felt a few drops, should we stop walking the dogs and turn around?" *beep* *boop* "Nah, nothing heavy headed our way for at least a half hour. We can keep going."
This is pretty much text book chindogu; it certainly solves the problem at hand, whilst creating a whole new array of follow-on issues... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chind%C5%8Dgu
This french D&D site: dnd.ezael.net. I used a modification of my toss-off password and boy was I surprised to see it sent back to me in cleartext in the "welcome!" e-mail!
Playing devils advocate: This tethering "handicap" seems like a great feature for a CIO; "How do we let our execs/managers use this tablet?!" "Oh, the same way we let them use their blackberries, right now."
iPad/iPhone has the consumer world by force (full disclosure: I have an iPhone) but hasn't cracked fully into the business world. Where as RIM is fully in the corporate world. Now, you can give tablets to your 10,000+ person company and not have to develop/change any security protocols or policy to give it to them. They will connect to Exchange server just like they do today.
If I want to check work e-mail on my iPhone I can only connect through the browser to Outlook Web Access using a SecurID token, and I get no calendars (which have telecon #s in them and a surprising amount of data). This is the market RIM is trying to get.
That being said, I always thought iPads were silly and have no use for a tablet.;)
Me, too! It's a very tight feed-back loop with near-immediate rewards.
To give you a non-video game equivalent of a tight feedback loop: jogging with my dogs. Running sucks. But when I look down and see my boys with their mouths open and their tongues hanging out having a great time, it makes me want to run faster.
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And the best way to start? By the hand that rocks the cradle! Qimo linux is geared towards young children, but is so simple even a Parent can use it!
OMG you're right...
I hear the Klaxons... HIDE
of completely hare-brained ideas that looked great in the cartoons I grew up with but are not currently feasible. Who knows? Maybe they'll make the darn thing work and not cost a mint!
Don't let regulation stand in the way of Gravity; the later is a cruel master and an important teacher.
That sounds like the performance problems of Wave.
Try $250 additional per month in the winter.
Gotta love electric heating! (For reference, I have a set of new Bryant Evolution heat pumps.)
indeed, it's a story about self-actualization. The uniting of the two different AI halves is very zen.
based on feel alone.
yeah, near-realtime NexRad weather radar is a godsend...
"hmmm felt a few drops, should we stop walking the dogs and turn around?"
*beep* *boop*
"Nah, nothing heavy headed our way for at least a half hour. We can keep going."
This is pretty much text book chindogu; it certainly solves the problem at hand, whilst creating a whole new array of follow-on issues... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chind%C5%8Dgu
This french D&D site: dnd.ezael.net. I used a modification of my toss-off password and boy was I surprised to see it sent back to me in cleartext in the "welcome!" e-mail!
Can you still read those files you saved to casette tape?
I can still read those pages typed in 1986, even they're a little carbon smudged...
I appreciate your tact! And while I haven't finished the last one I've found them to be an enjoyable romp.
like maybe, "His Dark Materials" trilogy?
then the service is useless. Because cloud back-up only becomes useful when I can save my whole iPod (80gb+). Anything less is a kids toy.
Playing devils advocate: This tethering "handicap" seems like a great feature for a CIO; "How do we let our execs/managers use this tablet?!" "Oh, the same way we let them use their blackberries, right now."
iPad/iPhone has the consumer world by force (full disclosure: I have an iPhone) but hasn't cracked fully into the business world. Where as RIM is fully in the corporate world. Now, you can give tablets to your 10,000+ person company and not have to develop/change any security protocols or policy to give it to them. They will connect to Exchange server just like they do today.
If I want to check work e-mail on my iPhone I can only connect through the browser to Outlook Web Access using a SecurID token, and I get no calendars (which have telecon #s in them and a surprising amount of data). This is the market RIM is trying to get.
That being said, I always thought iPads were silly and have no use for a tablet. ;)
TitanWars? Other lame-o-wars game getting into the "top apps" list simply because they confer in-game benefits for Elimnate/We Rule players?
GOOD RIDDANCE.
Takes about as long, costs tons less.
And I can put MULTIPLE holes if I'm really paranoid!
They have responsibilities to the whole of society. But I guess if they don't like it, they have the right to leave...
your point is completely undermined by your ad hominem attack.
Me, too! It's a very tight feed-back loop with near-immediate rewards.
To give you a non-video game equivalent of a tight feedback loop: jogging with my dogs. Running sucks. But when I look down and see my boys with their mouths open and their tongues hanging out having a great time, it makes me want to run faster.
You mean that greyhound (top speed:45mph) didn't really beat a car?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM8ArZ3o8qE, for those who missed it.
Don't tell that to my sweet rescued "needle nosed" hound, it'll hurt his pride!
but it's called WINNING.
and did these UberMensch appreciated being worn by a cape?
-and was this cape Canaveral? or cape cod?
in 5 to 7 years from now!!
Anything more than 3 years out is a complete WAG.
Is it bad that I know exactly what you're talking about? *sigh*