Bought a 1920s piano at a garage sale. Bought, delivered and tuned for less than an iThingy. I had never played before, and now 6 months later, I can belt out a few New Orleans jazz tunes. Amazed myself and others.
Everyone gravitates to it. Kids prefer it to the computer and games. No boot time - just walk up and enjoy.
Not according to Panasonic. It's a big world out there.
Their market research shows that the take-up rate of 3D TVs has been greater than any other home entertainment. The sceptic in me thinks that excludes the iPhone/iPod - but impressive none the less.
Kookaburra sitting in the old gum tree F***ing all the sparrows he can see Stop kookaburra Stop kookaburra That one's got VD... ah, primary school humour.
And Grandma will correctly reply: "Why do I have to wait 1 minute for this thing to start to get one phone number?" "Why are you still here hours later setting this up?" "WTF is all this other stuff" "How long do I have to wait for the internet thing to be connected to my house?" "Why couldn't you just solve the problem and look up the number in the first place?" "F%$k off Dick, I'll just call Aunt June to get the number."
The said variable 'i' hereafter referred to as "i" shall be a variable and not of unvarying or constant except for the purposes of using the said variable within a clausal computation and shall be initially equated to 1 (one) neither less nor more and "i" shall be displayed to a third party within visual distance from the visual display device but not beyond unless further provision is granted and provided by the creator of the said work. These courses of action shall be repeated for 10 (ten) times neither more nor less withstanding any systemic error which may cause the premature termination of the said operations and includes the increment of "i" by 1 (one) in a positive monotonic uniform manner performed prior to each display to the visual display device. Upon termination of the aforementioned operational sequence the operations shall cease until recommenced upon instruction of the operator.
I am staggered how complicated it is to setup WiFi a lay-person. Far too much jargon (SSID, WPA, WPA2, WEP, TKIP, AES+TKIP, channels...), and stupid ideas like multiple WEP keys. Let alone connecting via ethernet, change the subnet, browse to an IP address, etc etc etc just to get it going. What an awful decade of design.
Look... from day 1 we just wanted a secret password.
Public networks are different and need to be publicly identified - don't shoe-horn it into the same user interface.
Start thinking like a user and stop this engineers crap.
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Then use them for parts to escape after hatching a plan based on their incredibly predictable location.
Huh? What's complicated about that board? Looks pretty normal.
What about standing on the other side of the wall?
But legality did a lot to kill the Segway. ... well just because.
Seen plenty of great ideas die because
Huh? Signal through copper is 66% of speed of light.
Isn't the latency due to routing which affects all media?
So I'm not the only one.
Bought a 1920s piano at a garage sale. Bought, delivered and tuned for less than an iThingy. I had never played before, and now 6 months later, I can belt out a few New Orleans jazz tunes. Amazed myself and others.
Everyone gravitates to it. Kids prefer it to the computer and games. No boot time - just walk up and enjoy.
And it is a beautiful piece of furniture.
Yes, these devices allow you to ask so many questions that you never needed answered before.
Only because computers are too stupid to sort dates correctly and just use ASCII.
Bet he neighbours who did not wait are pissed off.
And how is that different to Labor?
Not according to Panasonic. It's a big world out there.
Their market research shows that the take-up rate of 3D TVs has been greater than any other home entertainment. The sceptic in me thinks that excludes the iPhone/iPod - but impressive none the less.
[ 12.145436] Running /etc/init.d/spindown start ... oh shit!
Tantalum caps are best - they explode with sparks.
Kookaburra sitting in the old gum tree ... ah, primary school humour.
F***ing all the sparrows he can see
Stop kookaburra
Stop kookaburra
That one's got VD
What? Honk if you're horny?
And Grandma will correctly reply:
"Why do I have to wait 1 minute for this thing to start to get one phone number?"
"Why are you still here hours later setting this up?"
"WTF is all this other stuff"
"How long do I have to wait for the internet thing to be connected to my house?"
"Why couldn't you just solve the problem and look up the number in the first place?"
"F%$k off Dick, I'll just call Aunt June to get the number."
Wonder if their shower temperatures went loopy when they flushed their toilets too?
No , they sacrificed virgins to prevent that.
The standard is essential as it allows compatibility across CPUs.
For example, we write Windows (hence Intel/AMD) applications that communicate to Analog Devices DSPs.
Unless the last 'or' is exclusive-or; in which case they are allowed: games with a lot of sexual AND drug content. Party on!
Yeah, but criminals launder LOTs of money - transport is much harder.
> cat test.legalese
The said variable 'i' hereafter referred to as "i" shall be a variable and not of unvarying or constant except for the purposes of using the said variable within a clausal computation and shall be initially equated to 1 (one) neither less nor more and "i" shall be displayed to a third party within visual distance from the visual display device but not beyond unless further provision is granted and provided by the creator of the said work. These courses of action shall be repeated for 10 (ten) times neither more nor less withstanding any systemic error which may cause the premature termination of the said operations and includes the increment of "i" by 1 (one) in a positive monotonic uniform manner performed prior to each display to the visual display device. Upon termination of the aforementioned operational sequence the operations shall cease until recommenced upon instruction of the operator.
> glegalese test.legalese
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Yes, where ever they conjugate.
Unless the ETs blew the shit out of each other.
The other animals would have eaten the food from the trees before the food reached the giraffe's height. So giraffes should be extinct.
Unless ... all giraffes are aliens pretending to eat food.
I am staggered how complicated it is to setup WiFi a lay-person. Far too much jargon (SSID, WPA, WPA2, WEP, TKIP, AES+TKIP, channels ...), and stupid ideas like multiple WEP keys. Let alone connecting via ethernet, change the subnet, browse to an IP address, etc etc etc just to get it going. What an awful decade of design.
Look ... from day 1 we just wanted a secret password.
Public networks are different and need to be publicly identified - don't shoe-horn it into the same user interface.
Start thinking like a user and stop this engineers crap.